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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
REPORT

Fv De Wssk ssdins "WEDNESDAY. Mar. II. 1887.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KIDS ron THE wEtx
Ar0rdins 70 reports from the several mail et places IN the
city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

COFFEE firm and 10 good demsnd 800 bags Rio
sold 10 lOdlc and 100 bags DO White Tor e1
por on private also $50 Java aud 81 bsSs do At
Isle snd go Msscsbo at l2c Java very firm a. 10
l6c. The siock Of Rio !, IL 0C0 bags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

LEbDrs quiet. manufacturers having rpphed them
selves ,ufhrtIiy BY the recent extensive purchases
hOLASSEs resdy and moderse business is ransuirirs
Sales of go bbls NswOeaas 75d76c a,d s. hhds M1ic)
ysdo al SIC and IS ties. Cuba clayed o. i5c
We quote: -
~ o. new y rsll. 1876 lCues Museovsco .....$t57
Porto Rico....... .... 5sa6 Cuta Clsyed..". ..Sdb
Trinidad Cuba.......f7d57
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

In make, hi. week
sWINE-We Judge the market has been shsde better this
ue.k than the week before, bear Of sales q &c. y ss
weisht Of eco sad a. &c. BY NJ ,ker choice Ohi1
,.oci averaged 7s each Another lot sold BY him Id k.sA
aveuse 40 d H. and the probability 70 &c fir In
tie Opinsn o. SsLer thai these PRICES s nnue long
klegiop ias:ss ~ !ol2vl;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
Cary sold iso4 an average Of 90 o. the several

Tho' L.,k9 scd e 70 aver.ss tie *. %GS.
49,. ~ 4...... g F....... ! 81 So. 10 IS
Samuel MeGrav has 20 Sheep fed BY MI Aeshi 81 rogp
kns County, Of the long wool variety soae Of which sold AZ
SIT eseL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Nun reported for ths sts' .. Forty foafh r1ee i1
Saw $50 t'-ds, and yesterday, 2 SE
The Prices ,o-:sy apDtec - oIoWs;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Decease TO Great Britain, 1873 0oO compared with 1885,
ms 90 bales Decrease TO France 600 Increase compare ed
~h itoS 5000 decrease other foresr ports 7Oo0
essase compared with 1853 81 Geo bales.
The Courier des Etat UNI. SIS the annexed pro-
gramne Of the General Omnibus Company of New
ysk, which has recently been offered to the connd'
sration Of French capitalize 1t is a magnificent
scheme Of $1,000 900 francs capital, half in shares and
half in bonds, and it is little remarkable that it has
never been before heard Of on this side the Atlantic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

s5 ,,s1 g, Er..ST IS ya,...e5 sfli4o e5 IS
% A." ;t5.t So: 100 % ~: S 49, ID
To,L...If5o. .AyeraE,....s5 IL Y head
B.,b smith Jsdl sold vs7 at s. IL Lead average, 10
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
CIRCULAR
\. R. g. W. BRINGHURSI.

uSRENCu TRussEs. We have now fun assert
mrnt Of French rrIsses Of the most drleste pat
terms Also the ordinary Truss, at from IS cents 70
as all Of hieh ut TO the pcrson, aud guarantee
or uatterns Of them IL nicely that II IL impossible
for others 10 tell that you have a Truss on,
H. n. a w. BRINGHuRST. 100 Market 81.
SHOULDER BRACES AND SUPPORTERS Ifyou
need either call and look at the best assortment IN the
city ut n. X w hhlN1hlhsi :,
JAYNE's FAMILY MEDfCINEB We are the only
for and arc continually in receipt of the above
Medicines fresh from the proprietor whnl.tae o. re-
tsil al The lowest figure. II. n. a. w. BRlNGHJKtr.
THERNOMETERS.-y afious styles. Al from % cts
10 Inc hnrrt article. n. X. A w. BhINGHuRs
FOR THE TOILET We have all kinds Hair Brush
es ombs, Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Bath Brushes Bay
Rum Vctbehn W ater Cologne. and various Extracts,
All or which VIC offer al the lowest prices. E
." - H. r. a W. DRtNGHu RST
ITotrrD HAIR DYES Jones. Jaync's. Harrison's,
Rousrcirs Waters BaehrloI's ald vaIinus oihrfs Al
,r,,,rrd pTiers by w. X. 4 W. BRfN6iiURsT.
xviyrs AMI LIQUOR .--selretud with care fui
,.sd,rin il purpoers nv ~ r. q W. HRINGHuRSr.
ifrapARf 'e with CHERRY plTTERS. Price re
avecd Nv HR. a W. RRINGHrRsr.
nor oXyAy'S pills AND OtNTMENT--ko
,,rrh nsed H. R A W. RRiNGHURsT.
Vlt,fdR's BAIRAM OF WILD CHERRY There
are many ca1atrffris n this article. You sure u
get the KeHuine q Butis.l Of
Mr. & W RkiNtsHt' Rs1' Dnirsis,si
f,n. ad-tl :. No. lU1 Market street.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
ID L E d,

On tho llth inst, Miss Kate JonSsoS, in tbs
2lst year Of her age.
In the death Of this esiimable and accomplished
young lady the inscrutiablc ways Of Providence
were sosrowfully manifested Only few days
previous to her melancholy dissolution, all the
pleasurable realities of heulthiul, happy life,
were abundantly and beautifully hers, but Death
tho great traveller Of Prince and Peasant, had
marked her for his own, and with steady unerring
aim, she fell victim to the grim Destroyer
May that Being who has promised to . temper
he winds to the shorn lamb" protect and console
her parents and relatives.
Leaves have their tunes to fall.
And flowers to withef Mt TIL, North WINDS Mrath
Ana stars to set. but all ,
Thou hast all srasons Tor thine own U Drhh.'
In this city en- the 9Th inst ipABELt daughter of Jas
| D. Smith. aged years. 49,
In this city the 9TH inst RAcnft Duzisf, aged 4
years.
| George sarng. aged years. .
In this city on the llth inst, Mrs. ELisAnFtH, vii
Of Peter Carrcitson, III the 27th year Of her axe.
| Al Milton, on tho 3dinst, Mr. Jons CosriS. aged .
years. -,
At Milton on the 3oth uli., nrsrFR oLfvrR, wife q
| David Oliver, about Is years Of age
Al Canterbury, Del, the I'd inst, lucy EyRiiN
L1yiSA OssFR, only child Of D. g., and ~. H. osma
aged years, II months and l2 days.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

IN the State Of Pennsylvania the sover.
eign people have spoken in tones Of thun-
der and declared their nttachment to De-
mocrstic principles and their Willingness
to trust to Democratic officers for protec-
ton. On Tuesday last the entne Demo-
cratic ticket Of that State was elected by
an overwhelming majority. This triumph
was not unlocked for but the msjorities
we're much greater than was anticipated
1t is gratifying, under circumstances like
those which now enshroud the country in
general gloom, to see political demonstra-
ton so we'll calculated to reassure the pco-
pie and 10 convince them that their rights
will be protected and their inalienable
privileges carefully guarded. This election
has given to the Know. Nothing and Abo-
li,ion Factions Of Pennsylvania perma-
nent qldetus and consigned them to thai
darl1less aud obscurity from whence they
sprang. Wilmot and Hazelhurst have
been laid in the tomb of the Capu
lets from which there is no resurrection
This great victory has placed the Democ
racy Of Pennsylvania in position OF Pc
litical security which it never before held
and given it fodndatioliof firmness which
it never before occupied. 1t is hos 81
identified with tie true interests Of the PEG
ple.aud fOitifed by their confidence tina
all opposition which may be brought t
bear against it will have no effect in weak
eniug its payers or circumscribing the ex
tent Of its Influence. u.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Arrivals at AIimond,s Hotel.

Oct. 81 II Battell, New York; NJ Clement,
J l. Mifilin, Philadelphia; + W Camp, Il ? Ilcwes,
West Chester; S A Dysani, Philadelphia; L Muir
ply, NJ Hayes, II Ridgly, George VS. Nicholson,
Middctown; Wales, Wilmington; Major Jones,
New Castle county; c Scott Philadslphai Rev
A 6 Carcthers, washngton;C II McWharton, St
Georges; Two Ladies, do; Y Rool, + Dooro;
J NJ Bigs and three Ladies, Bordentown; Al
braycr, d Hart, NJ d Eyre, PHILADELPHIA; Judge
Baker, California; II b Edward, WIN Mccall,
Chester; J + Cochran, J G Shaw, Delaware Coz
James Mckay, Seaford; J Dyer, 7 Baker, J II
Baker, c Williamson, Chester; T Koln, Phildcl-
phu; c Harvey, Delaware City; + R Garden,
Brandywine; G Clark and Lady Delaware CO.;
Levi L Doulden, Ches. City; Charles Fadelyi
T w Bushlcy, VIM Egncf, Lcesburg, Virginia; J.
Nicholson, Philadelphia & c Watson, Delaware
Thos II Roche, Dlltimorc.
Oct. 9.--M Quick, - Sands, Brewer and
Lady, Farranta, Lady and two Children, BiSsc
and Lady, Mr.. Aymer, Mr.. Sargent. Mrs. Dunn
Odessa; Jos o AiCollcy, Milford; Rufus Dawes
Washington; A 5 Davies, Bridge,own; n D Ap
plcton, Chcstertown.
Oct. l0.-Chares II Bricr, " W Caldwell
Philadelphia; W X Wilson, st Peter, Minnesota;
| Thomson, Washington; N Wilkinson, Virginia
Geo w johnson, Phiddclphiui Frederick Tyson
Baltimore; J Baker, Phiudclphi.; Il II CUM
son, Smyrna.
Oct III R Sands, W W June, T P David
son, J Allan, Lancaster; S Biuks, Mrs NJ !
Blake, Miss Jane Blake; Baltimore; d William
and Lady, Miss Williams, st Louis.
Oct. RI b Martin, Delaware; Geo Ricl
ardson, John Tolbcrt, Thomas Rowlett, Phiade
phia; \ Thompson, Washington Masoi
Philadelphia; w II Kennedy, Cecil, Md; J NJ
Icllan, r 4 Mcclellan, Miss McLellan, Miss
Howard, Miss Winnie Wood, Miss +. Fisher,
York.
! Oct. I3,-w q Murray, Lady and DAuglde
! Jersey City; c NJ Power, Flemingtoni John VI
Neil, Miss A Mcneil, F II Florence, ID Davis
I, Henry D Irons, Jos + Tobias, Philadelphia;
!. Dunn, New Market, n ].
Oct. ID A Barr, Lady and Daughter. NJ
7 Wilcox, Mrs Pratt, Delaware county; Thonas
- Oglc, New Castle; Jos W Hopkins, Lancaster
S Buckmastcr, Frederick; n r Codington, NJ
yillatc, Havana, Cuba; N w Bikcr and Lady,
/ York, J l. Maxwell Port Deposit; R Davis, NJ
" York.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
The Atlantic Gable.

1t has been fully determined not to attempt
again the experiment Of laying the Allan
Telegraph Cable this year. Such however
have been the result of the late obser.
vations as fully to convince the world Of
the feasibility of the great work. There
is not the slightest doubt that with the i'm
provements which will be added to the
paying cut machinery the next attempt will
be eminently successful. The cable will
be removed from the holds of the Agamenl
non and Niagara, and slowed away for the
Winter in the Government dock yard al
Keybam. 1t it is to be so coated by some
substance as to protect it from the action o
rust aud atmospheric changes. One thou
sand miles more of the cable are also to b,
manufa ctured which will make three alto
gether. The unsuccessful undertaking cos
about $3.50, 900.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
-. Married.

In this city on the 9th inst, BY Rev. w 7. Dwight
d. n, Rev. THOMAS u. BRADfozD Of Dover. 20 Lucsp,
HAIL PoRrKH, eldcat daughter Of Dr.. X. X. foncr o
on he cth inst by Eev. Charles Cooke. D. d., q.
pocx Towssrsn OF New Castle h. to RKpfccA NJ
yocxa. dnuRhie Of Thrmas Young Of TINS -,
= On the 18Th inst, by Rev. q. Dram, Mr. sksuft NJ
WifIIaAsos to Miss susanna Mrrnrn, all OF this city
On the 3Oth Of September at Milton, ny Rev Fhomni
A. Moore. Mr.. JAsks A. Reynolds to Mics kkbhcci
wATsos formerly Of Miiiofd
On the LIST Inst, the residence Of Waller Mcuicf
Esv.. in Smyrna, by Rev. Thos. q. Murphy. MI hrsn'
CURRY and Mise SARAH ELlsAfsrH BorsR both Of SAT-
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
The New York and Boston Banks.

The Banks Of New York and Boston
after being greatly weakened by the con-
tnucd run to which they were subjected
yielded to the pressure early this week,
and announced their determination to sus
pend specie payment. The banks Of these
cities held on as long as there was the
slightest hope of keeping up their credit
through the panic, but when they saw a
sea purpose and determination on the part
of the people to drive them to suspension,
they reluctantly adopted that measure as
their only course. The suspension Of sge.
,cie payment, will now, no doubt, become
.peperal and extend to every bank in the
country A system, radically and iuhe-
rently bad is fast working its downfall
aud must soen give place to something
less corrupt aud treacherous.
A writer in the Philadelphia Press in
very elaborate aud forcible article on the
rottcnness oil banks and The dishonest
trickery Of Banking Associations says;
1--WE protest that we have no interest in
this matter beyond our relations as citi-
zen to the general good. We throw all
party considerations to the winds. The
great object we have in view is that al
men, however rated in the political vocab-
ulary, should feel that, as, in this mighty
question Of insnce, they have common in-
tesests, so too have they common call t'
act together in the future.
at is high time that the business of Sc
cret, partial and corrupt banking SHOULD
cease. ts
at is time that the losses to labor in tn
midst Of universal prosperity, plenty, AM
peace, as result of failing banks shout
be ended.
"Thc practice Of plundoring industry b
making men work for a paper dollar on
day, which the next is worth only fft
cents, must stop.
1.-THE practice of making the merchar
sacrifice his property and credit to max
his note good at bank which refuses
do the same asing for its creditors, must
forever abandoaed, NJ y
-''"Thc fayoritism of the banks must
given up.
! Il L. 80
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Tks sny Express in speaking Of the
tremens sus corruption Of Legislative bo-
diss se6crslly says with reference to the
New York House Of Representatives that
the speaker BY gianting the floor to GER
tain members at certain times, when they
arc not entitled to Il, can enrich himself
to tue extent Of one hundred thousand
dollars in singh ssion ~ Moreover We
are told, on the san ~ authority, that $780,
900 i sohsetimses ofsred's 10 the speaker
"for A6s'Prisiisge Of the aOor.' "G00d
ness Grsciousl what's pcoplel' NJ ,,,.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

IL The Iilinoise Central Rail Road, the most
extensive single railway improvement in the coun-
try, made anaysignment on Saturday. The same
day, the New York and Erie Rail Road also as
signed.
aJ' The Philadelphia papers publish list of
lO2 Blnks. the paper Of which is discrcditcd by
the Brokers of that city. There arc IL others
whose notes, on accoun. Of suspension, are dis
counted at heavy rate.
or James G. Clinton, from New York,
stopped at hotel in Charlottown, N. G.,
and attempted to commit suicide by swal-
!. lowing three tea spooufuls Of Prussic. acid
A stomach pump saved his life
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Tho weather still continues dry-too dry for
farmers 10 seed their wheat That sowcd in the
early part of September is doing well, but needs
rain badly. Buckwheat has maturca without in
jury from the frost, but, with turnips and other
fall crops, has been shortened by the drought
The potato crop will fall considerably in yield be-
low the calculations made in summer; besides, We
learn, the rot is playing havoc with them, and
many farmers will lose their entire rror-Smyrne
Tines
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Great Improvement.
Tn the Art

HiiotU,es, Photographs, Amtyotypcs, by
Prof q. g. Doty, the celebrated Ag-
list from NcW iork.
ruyHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO inform thl cti-
zrns OF Wilmington and the vicinity TINT h. has
engaged rooms in Company with the well known artist
w r. I.arkins Rooms. No. 70 Market street, over
Smyths China Store. This H. one NJ the vtearnntess
Koo,nr in town, and the suhscribcrs intend making %
first class by turning out work that cannot be
surpassed here elscw here for beauy. asissirJ ss
chvnpnese. .l.
styIe Of picture ever introduoed the public This i'm
pfnvement was invented by Prof Q. g. Doiy. and hs
Is the only artist thEt understands making them-
The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH. This 10 a new snd
beautiful style Of fotOFfnpaf and equal 10 the hnesr
Eng IRA, mrs and much sought after.
! ANfB U1lPES beautifully coiored srrernr 10 any
that have been made in this city, large size oniy
% eens clua Iythosr that VIII cost you 100 else
IETTERTYPEs for sending in letters 70 any psft
| Of the L nitrd States Europr free Of charge.
! ELANEOTYPES only 50 cents. large sszs snd ~.
perior 10 any that has been made IN town. CAR and
/ examine and then Judge for yourselves.
Pictures Inserted m Lockets hren<t pnr. aud hnfrr
rings in the possible aud on reaspnshs
trrns Old Dagurrreotypes copied and faded ones ro
stored and mAds to look ms roodas new
& We invite all TO give us call aud etamine %, fpr
inrton's Monument in New York, Faint Nicholas ho
| tel New York, Niagara Falls and view Of New
York Fire Company. Engne and Engine House. tbksn
On he spot By frof. g. G.. Duy- Small children TAX
in one sernnd Pictures taken in all wcafhcft rieud,
or char All Pictures made in this MON warranted Hc
to fads or blister, LAEkiN DUTY,
sep sb'tt Il f.I. iroptr"lf
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

The farm, called Pine Grove, belonging to Mrs.
Garden, in Brandywinc Hundred, containing 100
acres, was sold at public sale, at Almonds Ho-
tel, in this city, yesterday afternoon, to Joseph
Gould, for Slt9.12 IL per acre, by J. II. Ray,
agent Clayton, Valentine & Co, Auciioncers
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

GREAT SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
FURNITURE. BEDDING and MATTRESSES.
I'll on SATURDAY mofninE, October nth, aud
l<S4 WEDNESDAY morning. October 2lst. a. " p
4 ! clock, Mt the Wareroons Of Jas MACNlUhol.,
CORNER Fourth and shpey streets The entire stock Of
the above establishment will 10 sold without reserve
To persons wishing TO make Bargains in new Furniture
Bedding aud Mattresses, rare chance Is offered Aiso
will be sold superior hair picker and one steam
dressing apparatus. OCT i''u
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
RcmovaI--Wm. ID. Noien,

s..rRGEoN DENTIST respectfully informs his
friends aud the public that he has removed his Of
hcr ffunt Fourth street IL the GLAZlER BUILDING
on the corner of Third and Market streets. where No
will be- happy wait upon any VIVA may stand N need
Of his Professional Entrance hfd street
one door West OF Market. anlS.jm
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Vocal Mlatttrs.



The filth anniversary OF the Morning Star
Section, Cadets OF temperance, was held on
Friday evening last. There were about 200
persons present. friends and relatives of the bright
eyed little fellows, who enjoyed themselves, and
see med to appreciate the importance of the event
they had met to celebrate. The exercises CON.
menccd by the Cadets singing their Opening Ode.
WIN. ID. Pickles, member Of the Cadets, then
delivered the Opening Address, in very impress
svc manner. The Glce Club then sung beaut-
fol Temperance song. in. Harker, next in order
delivered a short, but very excellent address, after
which the Glee Club again entertained the audi
ence with delightful Temperance Song. Mr..
Jabez Hobson, who was sever4 years ago Worthy
Patron, then, in response to call made upon him,
delivered neat and appropriate address. Refresh
mcnts were then served up by Mr.. Robert Nc
Donncll in his best style. MIR. J. T. Hayes the
then Acting Worthy Patron, gave historical
account of the operations Of the Section from the
commencement up to that evening. lie spoke of
its trials, trlumphs and prosperity now. The
Section, he said, during the four years o. its exis-
tencc had thrown its arms of protection around
some five hundred boys, and nearly all of them
had remained true 10 their pledge. A few, how
ever, had been expelled for dereliction of duty
Some had gone elsewhere to reside, whilst others
had arrived at maturity and bccsm members OF
the Sons of Temperance. The Morning Star
Section has at this time between 90 and 100
members in good standing. 1t has also sufficient
funds in lis Treasury TO meet all of its liabilities
and some to spare. This sum has been amused
by Excursions and Exhibitions given by the Sec
uon, as uc money 'vooi'eu noii us members ioi
woeHiy uues' was on'y su'i.,eni 70 meet uie cur
0 rent expenses Ai'e' mr' hayes nao concluded
Noan W. rIice uelVerou IN auuless' Inc com
pAny "e'o 'nen sgai" rcs1leu IGircs'ii'ien.s
on ,"ouon Oh oolnenus : Ups, tne tnanhs OF TN
@ Moro;ng Sta Section Cadets If ram srancc E,
MORNING S.ar .ccuon' euae's OF temperance 10
tue splehoiu oh'cr'aihu'eh' gwen 'hen'
= me audience was .ncn dismissed, much pleas
ed WIN ''ic manner ii'ey nau spent 'ne evening
Large A"s'r"ctioh OF '@i"apies
y Some poor souled thief, on Tuesday last entei
u ed the dwelling house OF the Rev. Mr. WynkoO
about III O'Clock in the day, and stole money an
plate 10 The amount OF several hundred dollars
MI WynkooP had stepped out short time pr
IS viously' and no person was about The house but
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
NIl'S D0Ys 4 CHIDRIIs VEAL

Cassilners, Saiineits, Kentucky leans. siso Mefi.
no shirts and drawers aud HnaeIs 81 Nsriour Proes
Purchasers would do well IN rni Al ouce.
10 Don't forget No. es Market stre.t. nez, door 10
the fnrmers' bank sep lstf
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Godey's Lady's Book.

The Nov. No. Of this everwelcome mag
azine is before US and rcplete, as it always
is, with high toned reading matter and
beautiful engravings. The illustrations fol
November are the Governess, beautiful
steel plate,-Learning to write, highly
flushed picture on wood, besides fashion
plates, paternsfor Embroidery, patchwork
&C., makinh in all twenty-eigbt illustra-
tons.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

II. R. & w. Bringhurst have just re-
ceived new lot of popular medicine, per-
fumery, &c.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

The streets of our city are literally rcekng with
flth--filth of every sort and every degree of of
fcnsiyencss. We do not remember ever to have
seen our public thorougharcs so dcporably and
disgracciully dirty they arc at the present time
Some of the most unirequentcd streets, ii is diff
cult 10 cross SO thckly are they strewn with bats
bones, sticks, stones, fragments of timber, and
piles of miscellaneous filth from the houses. Ship
ley, Orange and Tatnall will soon be closed up al
together il the city brooms not speedily brought
to bear upon their accumulated nastincss. Fourtl
street is celebrated for its dirt and gcncrel disorder
and at this time positively beggars comment Of
description.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

The stock of furniture, bedding, mat
rssses, &C., at toe establishment Of James
Macnichol, corner Of Fourth and SliPIey
streets, will be sold at Public Sale on Sat
urday morning, tho 18th inst, and those
remaining unsold will be offered the fol-
lowing Wednesday.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

An old chap. a resident Of Hell's point, famliarly
known Us Jne Ogln WA arrested last Tuesday Tho
charge Of stealing chickens from Jacob Walton. th'
tenant on the Of John II. Price ESQ 10 brandy
wine Id After hearing he was sent to New Castle
10 await his trial at the pert term Of the Court.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Graham for November contains its usual
variety of literary gems and beautifully
wrought engravings There are in this
number some twenty or thirty contribn=
tons, by the able hands which have so
greatly assisted in elevating this magazine
to present literary stature, 1t is most
attracting number, and will carry pleasure
into thousands OF households, where its
visits will never willingly be dispensed
with. t.n
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

The first premium was awarded 10 the Grain bril-
manufactured by Hanes & Woods Of this city, at the
Burlington county, NJ j., exhibition, last week. Also
by the Montgomery county fair held at Norristown
Pa. the same week.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

W. B. Kinsey advertises pure chemicals
for artists.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

This ably aud IiberaIly conducted
Monthly has for November a beautiful
landscape, highly finished summer scene
called "The Harvest Home" A large
number of other engrayings on wood and
steel, also grace its pages. The literary
contents are from celebrated writer's, and
Mr.. Peterson has, AS usual, presented his
readers with something truly worth their
perusal. 1t is good number Of a favorate
Magazine . ~ liHIsi ilal