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THIRD EDITION.
THE AHERICSN ■HBikllA
•arCeeelry'elalere ea< the Un
pleasant Ptnbahlllllea thnt ley
HefnroIA
The Junior Older of United American
Mechanics of this city, numbering some
sixty, attended West Presbyterian
ehurch in a body yeajerday morning.
Rev. Mr. Keigwin preached an appro
priate sermon, taking for hie text the
ebaraoter and life of Joseph.
The Reverend gentleman in apostro
phizing his subject alluded to the crow
ing disregard of tbe Sabbath and spoke
of the moral oowardioe that prevailed
among the politicise and law makers
of this country. This is to be feared if
we oared for tiie continued existence of
our nation, if it goes on uncheck
ed it will in the end assuredly weave
its way into our national super
structure and our national ex
istence will go down among the chaotic
remnants of oiher government, that
onoe lived as we live; secure iu their
fancied stability. Wrong will creep in
where right d'graraes, and the oul.v
remedy for this is a prompt application
of the principles ol Christianity. This
is the ebrietain's hope.
if high-handed wrong wins in the
contest, we will have to submit and
worship as did the Christians nl old,
among the caves and lonely spote of the
wilderness; or as did, the tried disciples
In l'agan Home, amid the Hepulunral
fas ness of musty catacomb,; or if
needs be we can launch out as did the
pilgrims of a late century, and with
firm, unyielding adherence to the faith
of our father's Mod, go in search of an
undiscovered laud a.id plant thereupon
other Plymouth Rock, the living
germs of a geuerrte taith, and secure
again that uneullied spirituality that
ones was ours, even if it be through
the resurrection of the old Blue Lawe.
But t >-day the eeutiment of this coun
try is a ebristiau one. It is acknowl
edged in State papers, and will be more
publicly acknowledged iu the general
observance of the day of thankegiving.
Whether it will ever remain so lice with
ue, with the young men of this and
coming generations.
The speaker in following this line ol
thought explained the important part
which Christianity must take iu the
preservatien. He preeeed the queetiuu
aud advised them to act at ouce and
become marshalled npou the side ot
rigfit. The entire discourse was listened
t) with rapt attention not only by the
members uftheorder, but by tbe whole
o! tbe large congregation.
A SUNDAY DINTUBBANtK.
In HhiebTiroSlefroeR s Hoc, Tnc
WblieHensid • Wouiun Taken
Tm t.
Last evening a little inoffensive cur
ly tail dog was sitting on the step of
Mr.Megary's residence on Heald street,
South Wilmington. The canine utter
ed something'which the colored men
objected to and they indiscreetly shied
h stick at him. The dog took the
defensive and began to execute a fan
tastic dance around the calves of those
colored men. Soon the dog was re
enforced by Mr. Magary and sou. The
colored men swooped down on father
and son and the very air became heavy
with hoarse cries,aud half stilled curses
while above the din the short jubilent
bark of the canine before mentioned,
which had carefully folded his little
curly tail under him and was eyeing
the contest from his former position with
a feeling of deep interest, raugout clear
and distinct.
After a little a lull took place iu
which the participants had an opportu
nity to hunt up the damage done. Mega
ryBeuior, had a most artistically orna
rnented optic while the ear of Megary
junior looked as though some one had
been dining on it for a week. Mr. M«
gary started for the police. In his ab
sence the colored men resumed the
fight with Megary, junior,who in order|
to .-ave himself inoontineutally lied for J
home. As he passed over the thresh
old a three conered brick went grace
fully whizzing in after him.
To thi j Mrs.
i
Megary objected and
picking up a gnu ran to the door and
pointing, as she thought, at the assail
ant tir*-d. The shot missed the guilty
one of course, but she brought d
inoffensive old colored woman around
n
the corner. From the amount of bird
shot that lodged iu the victim's jaw she
will be quarrying out lead for a week.
This shot had the effect of restoring
order and when the police arrived
everything was as serene as a morn
ing of May. No arrests were made.
Improvlug.
Capt. N. R. Benson, who had an
operation of lithotomy performed upon
him rested eaaily last night, and hi*
condition is such as to give great en
couragement Pi his family and physi
cian. In referring to the operation we
neglected to mention the attendance of
Dr. Hunter of Philadelphia and Dr.
Ogle of this city, as well as Drs. Agnew
and Draper. Ol the "calon l
moved one formation was so large that
it had to be crushed.
Wilmington A. Jfotbern K. K.
Messrs. Morris & McHugh, contractors
on the French Creek branch of the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, are
pushing the work forward with great
rapidity. The contractors have recent
ly been making some heavy blasts in the
vicinity of Springfield. Last Monday
some rocks were dislocated weighin ;
fifteen tons each. Every effort is bein :
made to graae the road as speedily as
possible.
ro
Dr. Otta' New Uharge.
The pulpit of the Chambers i're-iby
terian Church, Philadelphia, was occu
pied yesterday by its new pastor, Rev.
J. M. F. Otta, D. D., formerly of this j
city. A Philadelphia paper iu noticing
it sa yu : *'Dr. Ott.s ia a native of South
Carolina, and during the civil war was
a pr^neptor iu the Theological Seminary
of t at State "
>lm Weather.
Department, Office of the Chief
Sign.! Ortioer, WashiugVin, Nov. 14—1
A. VI.
Iu l .ms for Monday—For New
Engl uni, toe Middle States aud the
Lowar bake r-gion, rising barometer,
north-re-te.-ly -viuds, cooler and gener
ally clear -veather, followed in western
portions of the two last districts by
northeasterly winds aud probably local
rains.
Papoma and Blair's Wheat food for
Infants and Inyalida, sold by J. It.
Hartman, Drngglst, 5th and Poplar
a treats.
W
■PHIAL MTUM.
B. ntsakleu muer Wist of Irwa
H kaa never been knewa to let! in the enre
of week nets attended wltb symptoew. Indto
uceltion to exertion, lot* ol memory, dimeui
tv )l breathing, weakneu, honor of dlseaae,
weak, nervous, trembling, dreadlul horror
death, night «weate, oold Uet, w«knee*,dtm
neMol vision, languor, universal las.itud.of
the muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyiiwptlc ty jiptomt, hot bands, flushing
the body, dryntts 01 tho tkln, psllld ocunto
nsnoo and eruptions on the feee purl tying
blood, pain tn tbs baoX, heaviness ol tho eye
lid*, frequent black epoU flying bolero the
oyee, with suttaston and lose of eight, want
attention, Ac.
Kunkle'e Blttsr Wine of Iron le lor sals
Wilmington by Z. Jamee Bolt, N. B- Dan
lorth, John J. Oallagbor fcdtro, Herbert
Watson. Taylor k Fullerton, Jno. b. Harv
man, H. K. Brlnghuret and tbs drug trade
generally.
_ Worms!
'eTV. Kunkel'i Warm Syrup never fall*
destroy Pin, Seat and '»toinaoh Wor n*. I
doctor can toll whether or not the patient ha*
worms. Thousand* are dyinK dally with
worm*, end do not know it. Fits, *pe*ma,
.tramps, choking and suffocation, sallow com
plexion. circles around the eyes, swelling
aud pain in the stomach, rustless at nltfht,
ifrlnainu ol the teeth, picking et the nose,
cough, fever, lUihlng at the seat, headache,
foulbreath, the patten-grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All there
imnproin*, and rnoro, coune irotn worms,
b\ Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fail* to
move them Price 61 per bottle or *»x for
(For Tape Worms write and consult th« Doc
for.) Por all others, buy ol your druggist the
worm Syrup, and if he ha* ft mil, semi
Ijr. fc F. Kunkel. 266 N. Ninth Street, Phil
; aend
!
Wor
aueiphla. Pa. Advice by mail,
three cent siamp.
Tbe Plflaefths Wwrld.
Are It. Simms' Vegetabio Jxlver Pills, "u
<ar*'oated, without an equal. They never
gripe *»r sicken in operating, move the bowels
ling directly on the Liver, resUire
rgies by 'promoting the healthy
Liver. Iu doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains in toe rikht er left side
through the Lungs. Indigestion, Costlvenefs,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dirtiness, Bail
Peellu-js through the boily, Aching Limbs,
Bllllousness, Languor, General Weakness
aud other bodily Infirmities are cured. They
are the only Pill* known that will positively
oimrate without Griping, Hickening Weak
ness. or leavlug the bowels costive. Thev
promote a healthy Liver and l«*ve the system
iree |ram the danger of prevailing disease*.
Sold Dy dealers and co iiit y store keeper*.
,\-k for Dr. Hlmms' Pills and take no other*.
Principal depot, Fourth and Ring. Wilming
ton, Del., Philadelphia. 6 j 4 Arch St
t-asy by
Hie iu-L enc
action ol tiie
A i artl.
To all who are guttering from the error* ano
Iniiseretlou* youth, nervous weak aek*
early decay, io»«oi manhood, etc.. I will sen^
a recine that will cure you FREE Of
dy wm cllscov
OHAKGE. This great
orod by a missionary In Hoatti America. Sene
a sell-addressed envelope to the Rav. Joauvi
l.l kmas. station D. Now York Oity.
Uet tint Duen !
The close confinement of sll factory
gives Die cn eratlves pillo! lire-, poorsiqie
ute. languid, miserable feelings, poor fitood,
inactive liver, Sidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians and medic ne In the
wo: Id cunnof help them unless they gel out
doors or
remedy, ecptcl.illy fur etioh cases, having
abundance oi health, funshlue and rosy
cheeks In them. 'They coal but a trlflo. See
another column
Hop Bitter* the purest an l best
OHN RA1UV., SEWlNO M/KUilNK HA
<1 Orange
All hrvt-clnsf
J
. Ninth
lour, Northwest
riTre^tij, Wilmington, Del.
SewUK Machine* f«r sale on cauv tenni. OU,
Neeillo* and Attachments lor all Machines.
Kepairiiac h specialty. Upon In the evening*
10- tl
Important to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1* the'ou'y
think that mother*
children. It corrects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind colic, regulate* the bowels and
give* rest, health anl comfort to mo her and
ch id. Dtiriugtbo process ol teething its value
I* incaWilable. It stdten* the gum* reduce*
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty five cent* a bottle.
roly
for their
Prescription Eree.
For the soeedy Cure of Seminal Weakne**,
Loss of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by lnd'ecretiun
has the Ingredient*. Address
DAVIDSON A OO., 78 Nassau 8t.,New York
7*8 tu'sd wlv
exec**. Any Druggist
A COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN
and Ijadle* of this city, will give a
GRAND OX ROAST ENTERTAINMENT.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,'76,
AT SCHEUTZEN PARK, WILMINGION
DELAWARE,
For the benefit ol Plymouth M E. Zion
Church, on 'tenth street. They will spare no
pain* In trying to make thlsonool the Grand
est Entertainments ever given In this city by
<.ur people. The public In general are re
spectfully solicited, both white and color I
friend*, to participate In this grand enter
prise ; ove^y arrangement will be mado to ac
commodate the guest* both white and colored
that may give us their patronage. Thl*en
terta>nment wul continue one day at the
Park and three evenlnv* In Walnut street
Hail, near Nin'b street. Tiie following ar
rangement* will he made by the appoint
ment ol several committee*:
l*t. A Committee ol Way* and Mean*. 2nd.
Financial Committee ;.d. Vigilant Com
mittee. 4th. Purchasing Committee. 5th
Table Committee on Dinner and Supper, oth.
Committee on Refreshment*. 7th. Stage
Committee. 8th. The several Committees
requested to meet at the Plymouth Church,
at o'clock, A. jvf., on the loth, so a* to
march out with the Band and take their sta
tion*. loth. The 11 *t ."peaking Is to com
mence at 10^ o'e nek, A. M , Dinner at 1
k, P. M. Second speaking at 3 o'clock,
a* to return to the Hall by
Prof. A. K. Henry, the ora
the day. Subject—"Our Duty a* A inert
'Itlzen*. " Mr. Lewi* P. B He.iry.
Independence." Rev. Dr. W. F.
<1 other* will participate in speak
ing ou the o'ca*ion. Speaking and exercl*e*
at tho Hall are to commence at 7% o'clock
each evening. Speaking anl a Grand
Prom> rude will take place the first evening.
Tfie second evening the Passover Supper will
take place w th stalls In hand. 1
night an Old Plantation Jubilee Concert and
made will c'ose up tne entertainment.
TICKETS FOR DINNER
" " EVENIN'
P. M
rloHlng *o
Ue-k. P. M.
5
-mbjwt
B
i
third
Pn
.60 t
Ticket* at the Hull for Supper, 40 cents:
Child
At the Hall. 15
Ticket* to 1
entering Into the Park, 16 cent*;
ut*.
had ot tho dlftorent Coin
ages und horses driven into the
park will pc t.iKon care of for lo«-en'* apiece.
The Mount Vernon Cornet Band ha ; been en
gaged.
IS. B —Ticket* that have not got the C
mlUee'* mark or stau p uj
received at the Park oral the Hall door.
11 -16-.it REV. J B. TRUSTY. Supt.
It toe?, r,
them will not he
N
EW JEWELRY STORE!
BAYNAKDA DAWSON
Have opened the store
NO. 4W MARKET STREET.
And stocked it with an entire new and larae
assortment oi
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SIL
VER W A HE, SPECTACLES, Ac.
49* Latest Styles, Lowest Prices, it A
and sa isf iction guaranteed to all.
Being both practical Jewelers, all repairing
left wit i them will be promptly and i-atlslao
tora.ly attended to. ll 15 til 11
T HE I.ADIES (>FTHE WEST PKESDT
teiUn Church wilI give a
8UPPEK ON EUROPEAN STYLE,
In the Lccturo Hooi
of the Church,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 20, T9.
Adinfssson 10 cent*.
ll-15-6t
pw tor a large load ei kindling
\J wood. Orders can be left a*
■tiros., Second and King streets: Ja
-ore.atClty Depot, and John 8. Miller.
at Rising Sun, or at the Factory, corner o
Union street and Gilpin avenue.
*•141.» j. McKINNKV
•jpJLel
(fray k
oob Mo
$5 to $20
Address STINSON h
PER DAY AT HOME
Sample worth |6 free
k CO., Portland Maine'
NOTICE*
Consolation for the Nervous.
Vitalised rtnxpkales, a brain end nrrvo
food, curee ell derangemente of the nervee,
ivrtton* enfeeble! digestion, given vigor in
placeo: wenfcnexa and Infinitude, re-lnvlgoratee
the over-worked brain, and prey urn con
sumption. I'by-lc.ons have pmw rlbed 160,000
package* in all form* of debility and nervoua
neaa, thus restoring vitality to the system by
food, not by medicine.
F. CIlOflBT, DM With Ave., N. Y.
Foreale hj Z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 8th and Market 81*., Wilmington, Del.
OnCE.— Ia conformity with tho provi
sion of the act passed by the General
mbly of the State ol Delaware on the 26 th
day of March. A. 1)., 1875, I hereby give no
tice that an application won Rio 1 in the Hu*
lorloM'ourt on the 'Zlit day of October, A.
1). 1876. fore rharter of locjrponition of e
Company, celled " The Jeuiee k Webb Print
liiK an«l bUtlo 'ery Company, " to curry on the
busii.eNt* of the iuaniitacture of boolu. prints
and Ntatienery in all it* branches, and that a
diail ol the propoeed Charter wa* tiled with
tlie application, and ie oj»«n to lutfpeotlon.
Cli AS. BLASTON, Prothunotary.
New Cast e Oct 'l\ 1676. 1042*ti
S
OTIOE — EXTENSION MOBTX1AGE
BONDS.
Omn or Dslawahk K. K. Co.. i
October *47,1876. \
Owner* of the Extension Mortgage Bond*
of the Delaware Railroad Co., due January 1,
H480, wishing todis|x*e of the same, will he
paid the face of said bonds, and accrued Inter
est, on presenting the same iu sum* oi 61,000
or over, to A Homer, Esq., agent lor tho
Trustees at the Treasurer'* ottioe ol the Pbilar
delpbia, Wtlmlhgtou k Dal; line re Hall road
M. HAY EH,
_ Treas, D. K. K Co,
imot ru hcai. l.sl Ai i. uWNti.s.
i hose who sell
and do not winIi to pay tho
oblige the undersigned by leaving a notice
office, thnt we may assess tho
EDMUND PKOVOST,
WILLIAM K¥NE,
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10 E. Sixth etreet, between Mar
, to 1*4 m., 4 to 6
10-10-61
N
Co., Philadelphia*
10 *>6 cod tf
N
transfer real estate,
tax ol 18av will
[liere l at
proper uwnurs.
Itet and King, Hours, 8 a.
and 7 to 8 p. in.
XT TK1«.—THE WlI.MINttTON SAV
INtl FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
DIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY 1,1880, INTEREST WILL HE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE (6
PER CENT. PER ANNUM BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH. THE AS.
10-1 Sind
WlLMINOTOST. OCl'e lBT. 1876.
itiiurm the pub
lie that 1 have increased my facilities
lor manulttMturluK kindling wood, and &m
now pr^ared to furnish wc.od In any u
ty to suit consumer*. 1 sell the lancest
load In the city. Give me a call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Order* by mall receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
8-6 tl Foot of Fourth street, city.
OTIOE.—Will he sold atPublic
Sale at the Lafayette Hotel
Stables, Ninth and Shipley streets, <
day, the 17th Inst., at 10 o'clock, a. m., one
brown horse; sale positive.
11 16 It S. SPEARMAN.
N
OTlOfc,.— tieg leave
uanti
61.60
X
on
WANTED.
ANTED.—A colored woman, or
and wile
country by applying at tfie Kepi*
office.
W
fimi employment in tfie
•AW
11-11 tl
a middle aged
A home more
W ANTED.—A homo by
lady In a ncod family.
ile*ired limn wage*. Address " E. H. " Hi>
11 16 3t*
PUBLICAN OKFK K.
rOK 8ALEOU KENT.
F OR RENT.—A small cottage, *4 ol a mile
from R ekland paper mills, with thop
and garden attached, 'pply to
HUGH STIRLING,
Near the l'reuibes.
ll-io-0tdfc4tw*
TOOR RENT.—Eleven room house, 1010^
JP W. Third *treet, convenient to all man
Will be rented very low until
ufactoriew.
March 16th. In good repair.
HEALD A OO ,
Clayton House Building.
11 14, 15, l"Sfil6
hOU809 OQ
Warner'* Morocco
OR RENT.—Two five
Marshall street
Factory : runt $6 per month.
ii-i4 at*
F
S. MARSHALL.
105 W. .Seventh street.
OK RENT.—Second-story of the new A
building, 404 Market street. ln-J|
JOHN MERRICK.
F
11-13 I4t*
quire ol
ed
TTtOK SALF.—One hundred house* in all
Jj part* ol the city at least lo per cent 1
lower than they can he had 0 month* hence.
11-1616 42 40 46 J. T. H EALD.
1 NUK SALE—A small farm ol 81 acres,
) ii^ar Southwood station, on the Dela
ware Western railroad. Apply to
ALVN DAVIS, 1406 W. Fourth street,
U-4-16t Wilmington, Del.
F OR RENT.—a house on Market street*
Rent taken In board If desired. Ad
dress *'H." at the Rkpublioav office. 11-3-tf
NOR SALE OR RENT.-Three new six
i room, two-story brick house* with bath.
1<1 water. Situated ou Pop>ar St.
h
but and
above Eleventh. Very rea*onnble. Apply to
HARLAN GAUSE,
Front ami Tatnall St*.
er
8-47 tl
t NOR f? ALE.—A well made Germantown
< Carriage at a bargain ; also a Doctor's
carriage. W ill be sold cheap. Apply to
. HAMMOND,
H
Second and French streets
6 4 tl
F OR SALE.—House 907 E. Eighth street;
term* made easy. Inquire at 303 W.
U-IS tt
Seventh street.
CIUNNH1THN.
( JOLT'S, REMINGTON
j all makes ol Breech loud
ng Gun*,Revolver* of all kinds
A Seven Nhoat full nirk
ebplaled
pleiefor •
Glass ball*, Trap* and shells, Implements for
breech-loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest''notice and at reattocable
rates.
NATHANIEL MKLCIIOJ-R & SON,
NO. 414 KING STREET,
WlLMlNOTOK, DHL.
at
pktfwl com
1.60.
UNSMITH, Lt ICKSMITH
(t
Gun
AND BELLI!ANGER,
nnfpg Implement*, T'i*hiug Tackle, hase
rcasonable rates.
Ball Material for sale
Clothe* Wringers Repaired and warranted;
Moweis Sharpened: Knivus and Scis
sors Ground, and Umbrellas Re-covered and
Repaired.
pl7-H!P
1.H
H. .1 PYLE.
No. 714 Markot Htreo- .
OYMTKKH
/ \YNTLIfc*! OYSTER *!2
T(> THE PUBLIC.—Having remodeled my
store at Sixth ami Orange street*, i am pre
pared at all hour* ol the day to furnish iny
friend* with the bed ice cream and oyster*.
The oyster season having
my intention to sell none but first class oys
tors and at prices within tbe reach of all.
Hoping to Htlll continue receiving a share of
public patronage. I Remain Y
9 4.>3md CHARLES KYLI
is
arrived. It Is
lie
I,UK HOSE NEVER KNOWN TO
tail to cure dyspepsia and liver com
ilnlnt. Prieo to cents, tint a sample bottle
ree at
B
S F. WARE'S DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner Qf Filth and Kina
street*, Wilmington, Delawuie, wholesale
agent. For sale by all retail druggists. Rock
candy cough syrup lor cough* and cohla.
Manufactured b
GEOKl
11-3 lmd lmw
the
IEH VMII.TI'N & IJ
hiweilesboro, N .!.
Da --/\A REWARD.—For the arrest am!
* cunvlcliou of tho party or par
ties that committed highway robbery, aud ut
tempted to commit murder on the body of
jfard T. Toft, on Saturday evening. ar»out
'clock, the 8tn day ol November, 1879. near
acd Clayton streets.
J. P. ALLMOND, Mayor.
a
Mil
Pennsylvania avenue
llrlltl
A TTENTION FARMER8-All kinds o
x\. grists ground, exe i>t corn on the cob
with (TiBjjatch, sati* tact ion guaranteed : spe
cial attention given to grinding grist wheat
NO. 308 W. FRONT STREET,
10-30-lniw Steam Mill*.
a *36. * K ^ .6.- u* u wllG
best sh0,t *^jLLrAM D J. uu%E, by ch
Residence, 417 K. tth st. Dr.
pHONOGRAPHY.—The swlttest and
11 6-12t
(tmiudat'i ■■«(.)
NUCE DOUBT.
CMS DliaUued—The lu ll ■•J'.
Kneoh Bash, the young man ohsrged
with assault and battery upon Daniel
MUIarkey, whose cue was poetpone
yesterday morning, was up again for
hearing at th* Polios Coart last night.
Millar key testified as reported yeeter
day, that he was knooked down near
the City Hotel, on Front street, on the
night of the Boom, hut he did not
know by whom.
Ex-policeman Payns testified to see
iug Bash "haul off to bit somebody"
but he couldn't say who that somebody
was. llenry Taylor also saw a fuss
the place mentioned but conldn'l say
who were engaged in it. The Bqaira
dismissed the case.
A little fellow, whose mother said he
was but 12 years old next curled up In
one of the arm chairs In front of the dock
railing while officer Pardee and Cham
bers, told some of the evil deeds com
mitted by the gang to wnioh the pris
oner belonged. Acting Mayor O'Neill,
thought that about $100 to keep the
peace, and the payment of the oosts
toe case would he sufficient punish
ment.
A chap who informed the Squire that
"it was no use going hack on the fact,
that I was drunk some," was lined fifty
cents and oosts.
A resident of Qedgoville next claimed
the attention of the court. The charge
was disorderly conduct, and be was
fined $1 and oost.
A Ueautlfnl Work of Art.
We announced to our readers some
time ago, that Messrs. Ball & Anderson
had obtained the contract for decorating
the s ore of Mr. J. P. Doughten,the well
known dealer in gentlemen's furnish
ing goods, and on the occasion of our
last visit we only made a onrsory notice
of the work,as the process of the deoora
tion had only reached the crude out
lines of the design, which to the eye
ofa (connoisseur) gave promise ol great
merit. Now however ttiat the work is
completed the expectations of those
who followed the progress of the work
have been more than realized. We want
if possible to give some adequate idea
of tho magnificence of the design and
the splendid execution of tbe work,
which cause ns to wonder how such
artistic effeot could ever lie produced.
Tiie style of the work and the effect
intended to lie produced is that of an
tique Mosaic, combined with the Mar
esqtie, aud will so be readily recognized
by those familiar with ancient decora
tions. The sight that meets-the gaze
as one enters the store is one of gor
geous splendor. The beautiful combi
nation of colors, the richness yet pleas
ing effect of the mass of glittering gold,
the birds ol brilliant plumage and the
entire harmony of all the shades, to
gether with the graoefnl curves and
delicate lines cf the design, all lend to
make one wonder at the skill required
in its execution, and to pronounce this
a master piece of art.
To Messrs. Ball & Anderson is due
the credit of introducing into our city
these beautiful styles which are entire
ly their own,originating with their tal
ented designer, Mr. Henry Ouerin, who
has not only been employed in the
leading cities of this country, but also
in Europe.
Messrs. II. & A. are certainly fortu
nate in Laving such a skillful force of
artists as they now have in their em
ploy, and with their increased facilities
for placing their flue goods upon tbe mar
ket may safely challenge competition
either in the execution of their work or
in the quality of their beautiful goods.
(Jnllcenssd Peddlers.
Squire Cole dealt out a little Jaw to
three unlicensed peddlers this morning,
Louis Nutter, Samuel Auger aud Ben
jamin Rothchild, fining them each #10
and cost. The accused were all boys
and had been engaged in selling sta
tionery, soap, etc. Anger took the sen
tence very hard, aDd completely broke
down, the Hquire informed him that
the sum total in his case would be
#12.20. Now the constables have start
ed in on this line we suppose unlicens
ed vendors all round will be made to
toe the mark.
Amniemenli.
Millard Concert. —Ou Tuesday even
ing next, the Millard will give anoth
er rendition of Pinafore. Those who
have seen it pronounce it to l>e fully
equal to the performances given by
regular troupes that have played in
this city. The slight imperfections
that were manifested in the first concert
will, by familiarity, be removed in this
second attempt. Reserved seats are
being taken rapidly and a crowded
house will be the resalt.
Dwelling Hold.
Mr. Thomas M. Ogle, auctioneer, sold
at his auction rooms, No. 500 Maiket
street, this morning, at 11 o'clock, for
Mary Smith, executrix of the estate of
John Smith deceased, the three story
brick dwelliug house, No. 83d Madison
street. Edward Strauss purchased the
property for #1,540.
Liberal l.eugue.
To-morrow morning at the room of
tbe League, 219 Kiug street, will be
discussed, "II Christianity is abolished,
wuat then?" at 10A o'clock. In the
evening Dr. J B. Welch will leoture on
the Book of Esther, at 7] o'clock. The
public are invited.
The Norma Ball.
Ou Friday evening next the Norma
Modal Club, will give their first grand
ball, in Webster's Dancing Academy,
Masonic Ball. Ritchie's Orchestra will
furnish the music, and a genuine treat
is promised.
Mimical Coneerl.
A grand musical entertainment will
lie given in the lecture rooui of the
Opera Hi,use, on Saturday evening,
November 15th, by the Shiloh Baptist
Church. Admission 10 aud )5 cents.
The Y. Ae De A. Molroee.
The Y. A. Dancing Asaembly will
give another Soiree at their rooma in
the Saville building thin evening. New
music and a first class program are the
attraction*.
llaiulMome Window*
Last eveniug George W. Bacon, the
well known caterer at No. 4 W. Fourth
street, had his window neatly and taste
fully decorated with ail the eatables of
first-class resturant.
4 orrectlon.
The Mrs. Booth, of Newport, Dei.,
wllG ^" niwrled to Mr. Cabbage, at
«* tor recently was not a daughter of
Dr. M. A. Booth of Newport.
a
i. LmII* Gragg and fxmily of Klmln,
New York, are .lifting their friend* in
thii oily and la the neighborhood of
the Brandywine Springe,
mother and eUter reelde
street. A caff Item him this morning
led to a pleasant ehat about things
years ago around No. 33 Hohool Hense.
On Thursday last Rsr. J. B. Mann
and wife went to New Castle to visit
Mr. Davidson's family. Alighting from
the carriage, Mrs. Mann's foot caught
and she fell upon the pavement injur
ing herself considerably but not serious.
ly. She is now able to be about again.
Col. llenry Kgbert, formerly of this
State, has been elected lo the legisla
ture of Iowa. He is spoken of by the
rapers of that State as a popular and
worthy representative. Ue has friends
in this city, who are pleased Uf hear
him so highly spoken of.
The ladies ol the West Presbyterian
church will give a supper in the lower
rooms of the church, corner Kighth and
Washington streets, on Thursday even
ing nest, Nov. 20th, '79. The supper
will be conducted on on the Kuropean
plan.
The Catholics tbronghout the entire
world will solemnize the Jubilee of the
Immaculate Conception whioh falls
the hth of December next. Pope hen
has decreed a plenary indulgence to all
who properly observe the feast.
Madame Bilik* the colored Blnger who
sang with so much acceptability at K.
/ion Church some mouths ago, will
again sing in the same chnrch
Thanksgiving evening. She will
doabt have a large audience.
A pair of horses attached to a truok
laden with stone, in crossing the Bran
dywine bridge, slipped on the gutter
plaie ami fell. Considerable trouble
was experienced in getting them upon
their feet again.
Mr. Gragg Is
e St 704 Tatusll
d
a
at
on
on
no
Uishop Scott was called to liia home
at Odessa, Del., latst week on aocouutof
the illuMss of hiH wife, lie wan about
starting on an Episcopal tour, but this
circniuHtance will prevent hia going,
Sheriff Pjrle add at the Gilpin llouae
in New Castle, ou Thursday, the faun
of Jaxn»N Rogers, containing 165 acres,
to H. F. Dure, of this city, for #4,025,
subject to liens amounting to #10,000.
A correspondent will give some very
sensible views in regard to a future
supply of water for Wilmington, in
Monday's Rkpublicah, lor which we be
speak a < areful reading.
Dr. Charles B. Rust has moved from
this city v. here he has been practicing
for tbe lis year or so to New York,
where he w ill engage in the practice o*
medicine.
John Walker advertises to sell his
farm of 00 acres, near Fairville, Pa., at
public sale,on Thursday, the 20th inst.
There are gl g)d buildings and every
thing complete.
Benjamin Hall, Esq., surviving broth
er of the late Judge Hall of this city,
died on Ootolier 31st, atUermania, Mar
quette County, Wisconsin, in the S3d
year of hia age.
John Dougherty, formerly water pur
veyor in this city, is keeping a restau
rant at the Baltimore depot, Washing
ton, D. C.
"On to New Castle," will be the word
on Monday, with Judges, Mayors, law
yers, 'Squires, constables, clients and
witnesses.
The "Happy Seven," a social organ
ization of young men, have rented a
room in the Alltnond Building,and will
take posession this evening.
39,870 pieces of mail matter passed
through the Wilmington post-office dur
ing the first seveD days of November.
The lohoouer "Arthur Godfrey," ar
rived yesterday from New York, with
138,000 teetof lumber for Harlan Gause.
Mr. Andrew Crumblish, the well
known contractor, is lying seriously ill
at his residence 817 Washington St.
KH Crozfer will give a banquet to the
widojvs and orphans of this city, at the
City Hall ou Thanksgiving afternoon.
'ihe historical sermon preached by
Bishop Lee on Wednesday afternoon
will be printed in phamphlet form.
A brown horse will be sold at public
sale, on Monday morning, at ten
o'clock, at the Lafayette hotel.
One drunk iu addition to the Taylor
McMenamin case completed the list
at Police Court this morning.
City Treasurer Viucent is engaged in
paying the monthly bills to the city's
creditors.
Tiie flood-tide iu the Delaware river
yesterday afternoon was exceedingly
high.
The pavement is being laid in front
of the Herdman Building ou Fourth
Btreet.
1
Mr. Toll's Condition.
Millard T. Toft, who is suffering from
the highwayman's bullet, did not rest
easy last night, and as a couseqnence
is not so well to-day as he was during
Thor, day aud yesterday. Dr. Green
leaf opened the wound yesterday aga'
One fact which goes % great way to
tard the recovery of the wounded man,
is that he lias too many visitors.
People should exercise a little judg
ment in a case of this kind and
derstand that they can show their sym
pathy and solicitation for the sufferer
to a better advantage by simply mak
ing inquiry as to his condition, \han k by
inflicting an interview upon him iu his
present weak state.
BO
ing
ges
n.
re
un
On Exklblllon.
The handsome testimonial to be
pro
B«m«d to the Uxjniaker'8 AsBoeiation
of Chester, by the Shields' Library
Association, of this city, on the
occasion of their Grand Annual Ball at
the Opera House, Thdukhgirlug Ure,
was placed on exhibition in the window
of Ball k Anderson's store on Market
Itreet.
V
On Sunday morning, "Peggy" Hol
land, a local oelebrlty of Newark, was
buried. While the woman was being
buried, some persou or persons entered
her late residence and carried off
hundred dollars in gold. One of the
neices having stated that the money
was in the house, prior to the depar
ture of the funeral procession.
Sheriff l'yle sold the farm of Thomas
Toiler, situated near Blackbird Land
ing,containing 143 seres, to Keene, New
bold & Co., tor |1400. Also the real
estate of John McCrone, deceased, situ
ated in Appoquiuimink Hundred, and
containing 350 acres to II. H. Brady,
Keq,, of Chespeake City, Md., for $9700.
Ox Rout.
There will be a grand ox roast at the
Soheutzen Park on Wednecdiy next.
For particulars see advertisement. A
day of feasting and pleasure may be
expeoted.
Rje
one
Had
New
Beef
Beet
fine
Best
»;V™ l Jd«Phla.;ia, MS,Alt,AH.AOS
JV? l SS "•* * »? *•(», AM,
6.46p.m. On Sunday. in 110 a
m„ ACO, «$0, S.4S p.m 7 ' * * * ** •■
Fev New York:
All, T.CO, 10.01, a. n„ 1X18.
_ *•-*• fc limited Extras., 8 M, p. m.
For Barumoce and Washington: tail. xio.
"ia. *• "dBI-H p,, m. Limited Express
e*'m' *'**' **" 00 Buoday. 1X1, A10,
J" i?*i l j. 1 " or * * n ? Din.: 7.01 p. m.
Ftir Baltimore and way stations: #.84 a. m.,
6.11 p. LU.
l*r New Oaetla: 0.11, a. 1.10, 6,10 P. m.
For Dataware R. K.: 6.14 a. m. ; l.io, e.ao p.
m.
No Kundnv tmlni.
For Wilmington A Northern K. H,; 6.Z0 a
rnaiKi aajuvi at wilkivotok.
1.0X, XMI 4.X0, MX «.», 7.00,
'311.10 p. m. Ou Sundays: lxts, xoo,
KAO a m.; 7.M, 11,11, n.
t to m IMItlmovo: A18, o.ao Ills, m.: 11 ox 1AS7
*•*> o.ao p. ax On Bnndayt: xi*, *.
! " $} aKtou: 3 1S , »• »•: uox
6 30* 'Ale
. i. »•»«, 11.83 a. m.j
6 45 p. m. No Sunday tralna.
X>rom Delaware K. K.: 8.60 a. m.t 11,6 ' 6 46
p. m.
Fwm Wilmington k Northern B. K: 8 60
а. m. U.M a. m.; and 6.86 p. m.
Ff0 ?fiB D ! I ^ ar# K.: 6.00 a. m.
4.16, 8.00 p. m. Sunday train 6/jft P. M.
TflAOB rOR WILMUTOTOW LEAVE PHILADRL
PUU.
FromBroad street and WMhlngton avenue
7.30, 8.00.10.80, 11.46a.m.: l K S,3.5o, fS?.
б. 16,6.00. 7.00 6.46,11.30 n. m. On Hun
day*: i.ao a, m.; 6.oo, v 46.ii.ao p. m.
* ** 1 J' 4 W.* ls * ooni1 ® ntl Market street*: 1.06.
7.80.11.03 a. tn.; 12.'46, 4.TO 6.00,11.80 p. m.
On oundavs- l.t8. a. m. v '
m.
From
12.87,
a. tn.;
From
RaIABOAD line*.
P H IflVSW 1 , ' M 1 NOTON and
BALTIMO uE KAII.KOAli.
Novkmjikk 10, 1870.
w, l®inicU}n as follows;
ror Philadelphia and Intermediate Hta
fions, 7 oo, 8 10, 10.30,1.30 a. in., 4.3 '.4.00 7 00
6.46 p. m. 1 • • 1
mauaiphla (Express) u.oo, tt.M, 10 ox a. m
Philadelphia and New York *4 *41. 7.00. lo 04
a. to., 14.13, 14.38, h 40 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations 8 38
a, ra. '
Baltimore and Hoy Line, 7 08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IS.61.xlO, 8.88,
a. in , 1*4.64,1.04, 6.18 p. in.
Trains lor Delaware Division leave for ■
New IJastle, ».16 a. in., l.lu,8 So p. in,
Harrington and Intermediate Station,
a. iu., l,lo, o 3o p. in.
Doitnar and Intermediate Stations. 0 18 a
m., l.iop.m. *
SUNDAY TRAINS.
- Intermediate Stations,
s.io a. m , 6 oo. 6.80 p. in.
Philadelphia and Now YorK, x.coa m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1X61, X.10
ror further Information passengers arerc
ertoi to the time tallies posted at the depot.
H. i' KK.NNEY, SupL
,6.16
§, Be
hkohkkn.
BOBIKSON A DO.
BANKERS & BROKERS
*. WL Vr. Foilrili ami Harkel,
WILMINGTON, DfiLA WAR*
U.S. FOURS FOR HALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
PhiladeJbfiia, Now lork and Boston stocki
bought and sold on oominljwlon. Every iaoil.
Jos afforded for persons to sell 7
stockier bonds.
r invest in
tobJtMv
Elliott, iohnson & Co
•l
BANKER* AND BROKER*.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
U. S. Government Bonds bought and'sold
or exchanged at current rates.
Cosh ready for good first mortgages.
... AM ,ocal aunties bougfit and sofd.
1 hlludelidila. New York and San Franolioc
stocks and bond* bougnt and sou and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotation* received ooniunth
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
V IOLIN TAUGHT BY A THOROUGH
ly competent teacher at 40 cents per les
son. Vocal music In classes or private les
son*. Reference : Rev. T. Gardiner Littell
Tfttriall street, and Pancoast Allen, Masonic
Temple. THOS. D. GAMBREL,
10-16-Smrt 1004 Market Street.
S TRAY OOW.-Strayed away
the 7th Inst, a large Durham |iKy
brindle or speckled cow. Any one returning
her or giving information where she muj be
found will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH BK1NOHURST,
Third and We*t streets, Wilmington. Del.
11-13 StdAltw* e . -
on
S EWING MACHINES REPAIRED ANrv
EXCHANGED. Abo guns, pistols ana
locks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut
ters. ratchet*, wrenche*. drilling machine*,
engines and hollers. JNO. G. H1KZEL.
6-18 tf *406 E. Second street
S PCRTSMEN'8 EMPORIUM.—All the
Improved makes of Breech Loading
Ours, Muzzle Loaders in great variety, sev
en-shot Nlcklo Plated Revolvers, price* lower
than ever. Repairing done fn an honeot
manner kl reasonable rates. Cutlery of all
kinds sharpened. A call Is reapeotfully
cited. li. J. PYLE, 714 Market fltreet.
Wilmington. Del,
Boll
417-»m
jgOBINBON'S OYSTER BAY,
Finest Cyster* and Clams In the city for 24
cent* per quart, or 6 quart* for »l.oo. Fami
lies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Oys
ters delivered free ol charge to all part* of the
city. ROBINSON'S, 117 W. Ninth street.
N. B.-Next door to T.
*. Robinson k Bros.
Grocery Store, 9th and Orange St. 11-14 lmd
HEAT SUCCESS.
Hus attended operations In Wall street dur
ing the t>a*t thirty days. From $10 to #6,ooo
received and operated, and profits returned ol
three to en times amount Invested. •*Puts "
and "Call*" at favorable rates.* Write for
Information concerning our plan whereby
persons of small means enjoy equal advanta
ges with largest operator. Special term* to
insure against loss. Stocks can led on * mall
margin. Prices, etc , Iree.
CLINTON k BRYANT, Bankers.
11-14-HindAw li Wall street, N. V.
G
B randywine hill* quota
non.
W. O. PENNY PACKER k OO..
(Successors to J. E. Prloe k Oo.)
Best Patent fionr....
Choice Family * lour
Choice Superfine....
Wo aro |iaylD* tculay for .triotly cfiolct
'hoot, |1.4 j; ilran. W0: obolr. Com, 66.
W.(t. MSNNYPAOKJSK h UO.
WIUUINUTOM MAKKL'I.
»S.Z5fl!l.26
6.000 t.CO
e.ootiis.oo
V
oetio
Hay, Ioom, per ton.
Hay, balM, .
Straw twee. " .
l6.(Xa:7.oo
18.60&17 60
17.00al8.t0
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
FLO UK.
Superfine ....
Extra..
Fanoy Brandi
Rje Floor...,
6P.OOa6.76
7.00u7.76
S.OOaO.CO
6.00 A0 00
9U1H.
Had want....
Puma. Amber.
While.
New Com.
White Oats....,
Delaware Oats.
Oloversecd.
Timothy.
l.SSnl.SH
1.3Sal.4u
1.4CU1.4X
,6.1a .64
•44a .46
•<2a .43
8.80x4.80
X00aX.'4i
7HILADXLPHIA OA.TTL1 MAKKBT.
J.
in
all
Sheep.
Hoge.oorn red,.
Beef Cattle »er 100
f8.00a6.00
6.00x0.00
WILMINGTON QUOI'ATIONH.
Patent Flour.
Family Flour.
Bakers' Flour.*..
Middling*..
Beet f hip..
Bran.
Yellow Corn.
fine Yellow Meal.
Connie Moal.
Best Afeberand Red Wheat.
60.CO6) 9.60
7.*,
7.76
6.60
6.76
21.
42.00
90 00
19.00
.62
.02
.60
1.17
nkr
U T '* u "|oin w .)
111 k, j, —
Th.Trw.bl. Ike. P MU , a|
«■*■» KiekeW an,,. -
■elals la Teller le« r , ' *■
At th. .p.» togof p oll0 ; c
morning three prominent cltv ,
roo.tedglug.rl/upon thrmV^
chain reserved exclusively
nesses, while Robert Taylor JL,,
a depenfant'a test along
railing. Hi. Honor called Mr
and informed him that he w M th.7.,
anewer a charge of disorder! v
preferred by Mr.MoM«namln,Ch»lrniu
oHhe Street Committee of City Con?
Mr. MoMenamin kissed the book u j
told the court that yesterday aftern??
or morning be bad entered the Audited
office on buslneae, when he was acawJ
by Mr. Taylor, wboaaked him
upon tbe streets, saying he had 2homJ
and a cart which be would like to h»3
employment for. "1 informed hind
continued Mr. McMenamiu 'u, t J
had ail the help we wanted at pres,,
and we could not employ his bora,
He then began to abuse me, and'
walked into Commissioner hyneli's
floe where be followed
«r».
tm
wit
. . , , .. ,u « aud *tm«
to know who "we" were, savins that
was a low Irish Catholic Cur.
Mr.Taylor cross examlned'tb* witnet
asking him whether he (Taylor) hi
not asked him reapeotfully f or wor i
and whether In reply he (McMentnij
bad not cut him off
v«fy ebon. ||
McM. replied that be did not intentio
ally nse any discourtesy.
H. B. Underwood, oity auditor, teal
fled to hearing the conversation ,
lated iiy Mr. Monenamin, tod tl
heard Mr. Taylor's objeotion*
"We." After Mr. McMenamia
into the other room, witness heard ]£!
Taylor say "It's a pretty pass that
must aek the likes of you for work.-]
Why I knew you when you kept a iJ
rum mill, aud you're a low Irish Catfl
olioCnr." j
Louis P. Lynch, Esq., Btreet CoJ
missioner of the city, corroliorited tU
testimmy above given, and to«k J
casion to add that the version given oi
the affair by the RiroBUCA.x of yed«.
day, was not oorrect, as be had trnW
Mr. Taylor courteously ami Mr. T.
had done the same.
to It
Mr. Tay
lor asked me for work and I referred hin
to Mr. McMenaruin. He wanted tokuot
what crime I had uomwittad that the
power was taken away frem ms. I toll
him I had committed no crime that I
was aware of and then Mr. McMeDtmli
came in, and then followed whit bi
already been stated.
In his defence Mr. Taylor stated that
be had asked Mr. McMenamin raped
fully for employment for his horses, u
he had taxes to pxy, when that geode
man cut him off rather sarcastic!!!;,
and "that raised my blood a little, tad
I might have said what the witness tec
tilled to. But," continued Mr. T., "Mo
Meuamin swore it was in the aftemoot
when this happened, and it was in tit
morning, and that ought to quash the!
case."
His Honor thought it was merely i
slip on the part of Mr. McMen&mio, mi
he had said afternoon or morning, anil
he imposed a fine of #2 and costs upon
Mr. Taylor. I
A C roquet Defeat.
Tbe Delaware City and Wilmicgtor
croquet teams met yesterday aftemoot
iu H. C. Robinson'B croquet grounds ot
Washington street between Ninth and
Tenth. Five games were played whick
resulted in four for the Delaware City
team and one for the Wilmington. Thii
completes the series of eleven gam«
that were agreed upon, but out of the
eleven the Wilmington player* only
got one and that one was the eleventh
game. The superior playing of tb<
Delaware City team is acknowledged
and they remain champions of Dela
ware. At the close of the elsvenlk
game yesterday, another game
played independent of the series. Id j
this game the Delaware City playeri
showed their superiority by whitewuh*
ing their opponents before either of
them made the third arch. Both Alex
ander and Anderson, took the balls at
that arch and made the rounds back ts
the home stake without making asifr I
gle error. This is the most hrilliu' I
playing known. Quite a large numb* I
of croquetists from this oity witnessed I
the playing of the games yesterday I
teruoon. j
The Wilmington club have rented tl* I
second story of Pretzchner's cold I
shops at Fourth and Walnut streets, I
which they are fitting up for their cro; I
quet headquarters during the winWf I
and in which they will practice until I
they think they will be able to wrff* I
the championship from the Delaware I
City players.
I'ltNailafucfory Decision
About 7.30 o'clock last evening
was disposed of before 'Squire
iu which the witnesses seemed to thin
that the 'Squire gave a biased decision'
at yo.
Charles W. Salaway, residing
918 Chestnut street, sued Mrs. Pla-L *
near neighbor, for keeping a di* nr J er '
ly house, a house of ill fame,
house of assigna ion. Nine witnrt*
were examiued and each testified to
disorderly character of the house
it had i»
the general bad reputation
the neighborhood, it was als° ' n V
w*r* i®
denoe that a number of men
the habit of visiting the place and t *
oaths and wrangling were to be W*
inside at a late hour in the night
'Squire however dismissed the case.
Nil tear Beet Culture
Great quantities of sugar beefs p ■
through this city from down the
ware railroad cn route for the f*™?
Riverside, three miles from th'' 1
Four dollars per ton loaded In C m.|,
what the farmers are being paid
price they say does not pay theefP
hauling and digging, »"d l " ,
would be tar better for them 10 ,
them to stock. This the farmers
dare they will do unless the bee*
rany in renewing the contract *e
advanoe the price at least $1 pe rt
HewCaelle I.el»»r,
New Castle, Not. I 51 * 1 ' l ''
Tiie school board held » 'P* 0 *® / # (
liusi'i™
sion last evening, but no
importanoe was transacted.
F. Uagle & G. Loboab who have
engaged iu the butchering Hueine ^
oity for several years P*" 1 '
sold out to the brother of the ^
Owen Eagle, who will c® 1 " 1
business hereafter at the s*®"
the market house
Business appears to
onr oity, tho mechanics
having plenty of work.
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