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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

FATAL EXPLOSION August H.
4 lie Merchants Powder Magazine, containing
Il. whole stock of powder in Halifax, explod-
with terrific conclusion shortly after mid
ght last night. One man was KILLED. anu ~ III
i, On Others we're seriously injured. Five houses
wore demolished and several damaged. The
government magazine and The new barracks
Wrre much shattered; and nearly all the win
drws in the northern part of the city were
III oxen. The damage was estimated at $780,
u D. The magazine is supposed to have been
lii ed by an incendiary. Many persons mad
been thrown from their beds, and others be-
wildered rushed to the streets for safety, beiey'
ing an earthquake had occurred.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

SKI iAA AZ YES
VI strike my harp once more,
Sound go from shore to shore,
ylbrat9 in every ear,
My Clothing Is not dear,
As will appear.
The eclIu--let il fly,
OfCYRgs STERN come buy.
A suit completely made,
Ofgools with nap well laid,
Tnat should not fade.
You'll not regret the deed,
ID garments strong you meel:
Cut mado and tfin'd with care,
For mon aud boys tn wesr,
IftIey should dare.
BeniS off says Jim to Jo,
Bill says to Sam lets 90,
Each buy a suit from STERN
For interest bids us tHrn,
Aud ntor'st learn.
Why Dick says Ian huw's That,
Phil's slick from hOotstp hat,
jack, Steve, aud uncle Tom,
Where did your clothes come from,
'hnt you have on.
Ned says from STERN guess,
Besure replies old Jess,
My sons, Mllt, Bob and Ike,
Get goods from him they like,
And SO does Mike.
10. q Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

A PRESENT FOR PRESIDENT BuoHANAN.--A
singularly marked cane, of Oregon growth,
most ingeniously carved with penknite, Is to
he presented to President Buchanan, by sever
tory. 1t is mounted with appropriate inscrip-
tiuns, and around the body Of the stick is en-
twined black venomous serpent, designed to
rrnresent the republican party, 1t is ih the act
OF seizing the constitution, which is supported
a d defended by hand, supposed to be that
I Mr. Buchanan,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

INST recaiyed large assortment of Ivory Table Gut
j Iery walters and Tray of quo own importatlon:
- 'e''' FILM >. JACKSON,
aug 20. House Furnishing store, No 65H,arket-st.
EFIyAPEFY LAMP.'-Will not ex puue-save IS per
~ ee"'' %NrPS rLINN x JACKSON.
nug 90 Stove Depot, 65 market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

The GAINESVILLE (0hio) Times, of August
sth, states that in the distillery OF Mr.. Crane,
in the Town Of Dresden, in that county, 500
worth OF hogs die each day. The disease runs
its course in "a hours, and is almost always
fatal. OF the nature of the disease, the Times
says:
"The cause of it, our informant says, is no
longer attributed to distillery slops by those
who have observed closely its operations in
Dresden. The disease resembled the measels
and it is the opinion of good many that it is
measles in a malignant form. The hogs that
die through the night are hurried off in the
morning to the margin OF the creek, cut up and
the lard rendered from them in large kettles
kept ready for the purpose-the carcases are
afterwards thrown into shallow hole dug on
the margin of the creek, and slightly covered
with sand. Our informant says that as the
weather gets warm a most disgusting odor ris-
es from these places, which vitiates the air Tor
some distance round.p
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

SuIclDE.-A young girl, named Grace Ann
Miller, who resided with her parents near Ger
mantown, Pa, left home between the hours of
two and four O'Clock, on Monday morning,
without the knowledge of her friends, and on
Tuesday morning deliberately placed herself
on the railroad in front of the cars, near Tiega
street station, when She was run over and hor-
ribly mutilated, before the train could be
checked. She was is years Of age, and though
she had previously been noticed to act strange
ly, there was no reason to apprehend any vio-
lcncc to herself. No cause can be assigned
for the rash act.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
HENRY BOETTGER,


GoVE LANE, WHINING ron, DEL.
osAzt TIL 4 undersigned lnving located HIM ,EDe
zsrss6 the MessTs. Pyle's Leailer n9nafao- $50
~ tory snnw prepared to suppl the Gu =
kinds which cannot b purchased NJ lower rates OF any
other similar establishment nthe Unlon Having h4
more than thirty years experience IN the bp,iness IN
Europe aud this country he is confident that he onnngt
are male Of Flowers notice, wch cannot be
an excellent stock OF Roses Shade fruit and nrnamen
tai trees Of the most superb kinds constantly ke9L aga
e IoP W business and deeEnlna
Orders left at the Flour and Feed store Of smith
Brother, Market street, above Fourth will DO prompt
~ attended 10. INV ZSlN'
WILMINGTON MUSEUM ar AUCTION.
MILL i've sold at PUBLIC SALE, at the Central
w Building, " Imihgtun, Del, on WEDN ESDAh +,
August 2eti,, at o'gock = M, n that SS!Sas We Nh
dsesssed eelieeted Sy himself eostins over gu
sand dollars Comprising over one haadfea ana eighty
them the rures nn searaes kind from nearly every
foreign country the world The cases cover about clover
cans Eagles, Osr leh POrcuPiue, HerOEs, Hawks Far
ros China Goose, Ducks, Owls, Bats, and almost eyer
nety e. ess9a Snakes Rnse"Sda SEAL s%on
Fish, Alligator, Shark, Calf with two heads Lamb vat
legs and bodies joined large quantity o. butter
r Life size figures of Lord Byron Tom Payne, lUT
esor, CORVALLIS and may other noables. Also iarg
hand Ofgan, large cslinder eeorilylng maehne, aTg
The whole will be offered in one ot and not sold a.
together il will be sold N lots 70 suit purchasers.
Fourth Schooner suitable for carrying Cool woo
or llIne, 100 Ions burthen. =,
ealagc e when the Eoudsare devered Any information
VII rs 81 e. 9T cIEi99Ts sent " i
or CLAY'fUN, vALENTiNE 4 CO, AnotionesEs,
| aug lists. w lInlngl0h, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

On Saturday afternoon, one of the pupils of
Girard College, lad named Charles Hamil-
ton, was drowned while bathing at Dutiield's
dam. The deceased was but eleven years OF
age. He was on visit to Frankford with his
mother at the time of his death.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

PETERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for
September, contains as usual, great variety
of interesting and editying reading, besides the
fashion plate and number OF patterns. The
price is only 81 per year, single number 1871
: nts 1t can be obtained at any of the book
torres.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
j. T. HEALD'S,
BDOE LIST FOR AUGUST.

BSOE LAST E'UR AU1OS1s
=51hz. Virginia Illustrated, containing visl
S5nfMA$A TO the Virginia Canaan and the udVen
1-szI1&fY tutss of Porte era, on aud hts cousins.
S1FEL1ELW Apsleions illustrated Hand book nl A
N@'1s&FS@H mefieln travel with numerous maps.
Married or Single, hT @. NJ. Ssdgwick, 2 vols
American Ang ers Guite or complete hshers mhnuhi'
for tho United States har gsOmely Illustrated,
The Physiology of New ork BoaTulng HOUSES ny
tinysTm iieary Is administration in Kansas with com
plete history al the Territory until Juno, lS5I' n
The Studnnis G bbon, by William, smith, L, led
Winters Poems. N'ls. is mu, blue ana gold
I,sonnTa Ditlron il novel, 10y G.. L, y. James.
hs AtheInes or the taree gifts by Margaret OphanI'
The fortunes Of fleneOse by Charles Lover, "a.
WIS u IIiustIatcI Waverly Novels. old T1Oriaty
g IL u Inc BLACK DWW"
n Legend Of Mnntfosc. -. l., nj.
on Long. :, :,
soon as issued, by ]. T. HEALp,
aug. 6-tf No. l27 Market ST.. w lllnlhgtnn. peL.-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
waeSTseIsN mOTEI,

WEsTzsEn MoTGbl
RI rHOM AS HAIR VHsY would respectfully
Es ~ form his friends aud he PUBLIC in genafn |.
ssshH thathe has aken the large Hotel atthe south
.4-llk& last corner of Fourth and Orange SIS aud
having furnished 4 with new, aud costly furniture
through ut is now fully prepared to accommodate ~ EN-
such uanunt tai TO give entire satisfno
ION Upon h,g "a will be found the luSnies 81 he
mar 81, al m bara full assortment OF superior Ii
Hissables amons the orgesi and bekt he
city, with attentive ostlers at command. He hopes by
giving al attention to his busress TO receive
a Liberal share Ofpublic patronage.
apr. 3.tf. THOMAS Harley
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
cLoraIN G EMPoREum

No. &c Msrktt Strdetbei9w Third, Wilmington
a. 'HNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
IA informs the Publ &c that no has now on hand
MIA good assortment of Clothing, suitable to the
.a. season ut his did stand No &c Market STR be.
fhifd Street. Hls Stock cnmprseshll the dHerCnt
kinds and patti Of Coats Vests and Pants, usually
worn, and made the hesmHnner and will he sold
Iow gUo assortment Of Clntls, CassmerB aud Vest
ngs, constantly hand, Witch ~ be made up to order
IN the best style, aud mall cases warranted to MT and
Also an assnrim mt of Stocks, shirts, Collars, Boz
SONS, Cravats, Handkerchlefs, SuspendeLs, So.
Juno 2s-ly. EDWARD MOORE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

FOREIGN NEws.-By the arrival at N ew York,
on Monday, of the steamship Columbia, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9th instant, We
have news from Europe four days later than
previous adVices. The English government
has asked from Parliament, authority to EN-
body the militia 70 an increase of the army.
The French Ambassador to Turkey has sus-
pended his diplomatic relations. A new Turk
ish Ministry has been announced. Lord Pam
mure introduced bill into Parliament, author
izing the embodying of the militia TO meet any
requistion of troops without calling Parliament
together. lie announced the intention of the
government TO considerably increase the rank
and file of the army. Lord Brougham made
speech in favor of the extension Of the elective
franchise. Lord John Russell made a motion
for committee to inquire il Jews cannot be
admitted into Parliament on takiug the affirma-
ton under the existing acts. Agreed to. The
death OF Eugene Sue is announced. An ltal-
ian paper had published Mazzini's defence but
ii was suppressed. An Indian loan OF five or ten
million pounds is spoken of. Mazzini declares
he will not cease his efforts till his object is &C
complshed. The French Ambassador to Tnr-
kew had suspended his relations beeouse the
NJ nidavlat ciectlons were not set aside. Mus
tapha Pacha is new Grand Nizier of the troops.
A despatch from Madrid says that the Marquis
Serrano has superseded General Ooncha al
Governor General of Cuba. The East lndil
company mas Inuue requlSilloh lor SIN thou
| sand additional troops, Prrsia refuses to evac
uate Herat. The steamer Colombo has arrive
at southampton with the India and Chin
mails. Her passengers firmly believe that Deli
has fallen. They state that the Bazaar intell
gence generally Outstrps the government des
patches, and that according to the BazaO
news, Delhi had fallen when the Madras pas
sengers lett. An outbreak was fully eXpecte
| in the Madras Presidency, and the European
were under arms. Seventeen hundred me
unde arms We're found about the residence q
the King Of Dude, although, according to th
existing treaty, he is not entitled to one. 81
Colin Campbel's passage through Egypt wa
au ovation. He intends dividingth the army int
six flying divisions. The plumber of the In
dian treasures is estimated at nearly two mil
lions sterling. The basis of the Netherland
project for the abolition of slavery in the Dutc
West Indies, is an indemnity of tho proprietor
OF 34,U0O,0 900 gHiders.
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TO nuILpERs.


IA 900 Acres of land in Minnesota Territory near
fatfA saint Panls a chance Price Sc per acre,
s lot on %, Ws , s street T., 2 feet inches
splendid farm ia New Carbon Township, Chester Co..
containing acres, with first rate buildings thereon all
IN the best order. Price S60ID
"A Farm Of acres situated n Kent county, mule from
Forest .anding, mile from Camden, and y miles from
Dove Del. is well fenced has been mei over ones.
and part oft twice; bindings nearly new house ~ feet
square with kitchen ched, smoke house near and
well q good waller IN tho yard; Barn 20 feet squire with
wagon sheds Mt end and large 81 BY % nj the
other Price SO 5O9 cash, balance ia inslalmens suit
the purchaser. Apply to Il. $. * =. 5. GRuBB.
mug 80 tf. q. Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


On Tuesday, The 10Th Of September neat.
will sell ut Public Sale premises. to the CHEST
b oder, the farm which reside called "Clover
Fields" This faIm contains 237l acres is situated
the lead of Wye River, Queen Anus county. Nd,
puhllc road, And mite distant from navigahle
aud within miles of two churches mills, AID two
stores; is imprnved with Barn. stable, Courthouse ex-
A. leusiye shed, small hut convenient and com
GEXA@ Portable dwelling, and necessary out houses
Akll all 81 which have been built since ia5l, The
- suriuoe oil tlls farm is undnutng, with run.
ming s3ter N each q feds The soil istat known IS
AIRED clay, ~ easy OF cultivation md Improvement,
about two thirds Of the cleared land has been alTead,
# easy access on the premises About pne third Of s
the farm Will be given un the LIST Of January next.
N also sell at the same time and place stock O
SN Horses, Mules Cattle, Oxen, Sheep, Hogs, Cart
- Trucks, and farming implements.
TERMS.-5,Of the purchase money for the farm ont
thousand dollars and interest ito be secured by note
the purchaser with gup endOrsersl will be required
the first of January, 1885 aud the residue IN equal pay
mots in one two and three years. all bearing interest
from the day OF sale and be by the bonds oil
The purchaser with surety Bureties 10 be RIprnvgd
by the subscriber a deed will be given when all the
pay meHts are ina 10 will be given NJ the pu
ohasers complying with the terms aforesaid and further
securing the purchase money by mortgage tue pre-
misses credit of six months will be gwen all sales
Of personal property SO the purchaser given note
with surety bearing interest from fay of sale.
Potts. EZEkIEL IT, Nj, FGRMAN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
REGISTERS OFFICE,

~ New CAST p County, JUNE 10Th. 1857,
IPpS the application of joseph GOuLp, Administra
~ tor of SAMUEL GOULD, late OF Chrsnnna Hun.
bred, ~ said County. .eeeaged y IS. ORDERED mud
drectedb y the Administrator atoTet1I,
give n9iqe OF the srani ING of Letters OF Administration
upon the Estate oft DECEASED with the date OF gantng
thereof by causing advertisements 10 be posted within
io from the date Of such letters, in six OF he most
public places oie county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having the Estate e present be
provided. Aud nsn the same 10 be inserted
whimthe saiue period In the Delaware Republican,
published in Wilmington, and be confirm
cd therein Two mOntls.
N-J GIVEN under tho hand and Sea o. vi &C OF tho
SS3 Reg steTa forssaid, at CIV Castle, in New Cas-
t-~-i tic County aoresald, The DAY and year above
written. PETER u. NANDENER, Register,
NOIl CE.-All persona having claims agnilstthe Es
OF he deueas must present the duly ttested
tine Administrator before the 18th day Of June,
1885, atde the Act OF Assemb ~ such ease made and
provided. JOSEPH GOULD. Admir-.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
In a sad hour we parted,
And time has had no art
To bury Jet the deep regret,
Then left upon the heart.

KAssAs.-It is stated that Gen. Lane has
organized a force of II 600 free State men to
defend the polls at the approaching election.
Judge Cato has given an important decision
that persons entitled otherwise to vote cannot
do so unless they ply the taxes authorized by
the Bogus Legislature. As the Free State
party refuse TO consider the enactments of that
Legislature valid a new difficulty in the way of
a fair election has thus been raised. The Sheriff
of Douglas county has given notice of his in
tention to collect the taxes. Rumor says that
Generals Lane and Robinson, and Messrs.
Philips, Conway and Blood, and others, have
been indicted by the Grand Jury OF Lecomp.
finn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20


THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.--The
American horses, though very badly beaten in
the Goodwood race, are not out of the field; in
net they seem to be just entering il, for we see
hat they have no less than ten engagements,
singly or together, running up to Oct. 26th.-
they are as follows: The first is the Cham
lagne stakes, one mile heat, at the Brighton
injecting, for which Locompte and frioress are
entered with 20 other horses, the flower of the
f,nelish turf. The race was run on the 9th inst,
aud we shall hear in few days how Lecompte
behaved. On the 10th inst. LecOmpte and
lrioress runs at Lewes, two mile race on tho
9th Prioress runs alone at York, single dash
q ono mile ; again the latter at Hereford, on
tile 9th, % miles. Both Prior and Proress
are entered at the same time and place for the
Eoyal plate, terms, conditions, weights and
distance the same exactly as for tho Goodwood
Gun The next engagement is Tor Prioress tor
ills Ieamington stakes, Sept, ID, two miles,
I W. which the best horses in England are en-
cred. The following day the thrco American
horses run for the warwick cup, Instance lnree
miles. AT the DOncastsr meeting, Sept. 10th,
Mr. ION Breeck has entered his three year old
rnlt Rahylon. At the Houghton meeting, Oct
~ Prior and Lecompte enter for sweepstakes
,d 500 each half forfeit, with $500 added, fol
IL race over a track of miles, frrlong and
l73 Yards. This last shows the speed and en-
durance of the horses, and is considered the
hest for the American raSois' "niSn navy oSSn
tlnined to run greater distances than the En-
,lish horses usually run. The failure at thu
tIoodwood race is attributed to the bad man
Spement of their trainer, who brought them ii
ITO high flesh to the post. 1t is generally be
Iieyed that they will vindicate themselves ye
When they run into good condition. MIR. Tel
lhoeck seems determined to testth merits 0
the d;tfarent systems of breeding and training
aud in addition to the above mentioned horse
ho has taken 10 England the colt Woodbur
and fIIy Bonita, both OF which are entered TO
the great EPSON race in 1853.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

Hon. J. CLANCY Jones returned to his home
in Reading, Pa, on Thursday, from an extend
q tour to the West and Kansas.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
cRe Great Truss.
TIERS PATENT Truss

@1 KIT TERS PATENT TRUSS Is aeknowIedJed
~ by many Of the medical profession to he thu best
90 truss nuse US the general opinion gfal WIN
w, klNSiSY, corner 5h & Market La purchased
only right to sell in the State OF Delaware. KlTTES
FRUss, and RITfERs ABDOMINAL and UMBILIcAL Sup-
PodTER. The afflicted can have the truss fitted on at his
Drug store; there is cInneced with the estnbis
ment ON nurpose for fitting On trusses, aug l3-if.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

A SKIRMIsH IN TExAs.--Lieutenant Hood,
of tho United States army, reports an engage.
ment, on the goth of July, at tho head of Devil
river, with 45 Indians. He had only 81 men
with him, but he succeeded in killing nine of
the Indians, and wounding ten or twelve. lie
lost two men, one killed one missing, and is
himself wounded. The skirmish became so
close tAat one of the men, after firing his gun,
hung it over the pommel of his saddle, and I'm
Indian took it off
A DEFALcATIoN IN CANADA.-The Toronto
Celonist reveals another Canadian defalcation,
which has been permitted to go on for years
without any attempt being made by the gov
eminent to defect and exposeit. The amount
of money stolen is $120,000, and the thieves
are a crown ltnd agent and his clerk. Tne
Colonists adds that one Of the colonial minis
tiers is implicated in protecting one of the de-
fanlters.
LAND FOR NAVAL PURPosEs.-The Presl
dent has issued orders for the withdrawal O.
certain lands on the Suwanee river, Florida, te
be reserved from sale for naval purposes
These are yellow pine lands, and the quantity
thus withdrawn is between twenty and twenty
five thousand acres.
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JGEN NEssKs FACEA.
Extensive ooach Manufacturer.

Corner OF Second and French SIS,
WASHINGTON, DEL.
Ss,gs.s7 HAVING GREATLY enlarged his shop,
<tZ ii max ing one ofthe most spa cio us Coach
k2Se4 Shops in the tate, and havrng had long ex-
pCrience in the business, has st It ystem zed and
Tao paytng the Gas toF az MS
Of any manu- in the States, and dehes compe
tition-has always on hand large lot OF good sea
scne felloes and other lumber, and wnuid
inviteah who may want Carriages and Dealers IN SaIi
rlgesto call aud oNRuIne his arg lot well hnishos
and good assortment Of different 81 yies OF vehlcles
N. B-tias several yery handsome one and Two hnlsi
d dispatch. Jan. 8. ~
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Mr.. EDIIoR.-Dear Sfr:-Yrsterday was gala
day, day Of intense excitement aud enthusiasm in
the neigbbOrboOd of Delaware City and Z ort rem,
as the noble Steamer Express was to make grand
excursion to tho romantic town OF Bridgeton, ". j.
IL O'Clock was the appointed hour Of arrival OF the
boat and true to the time she hove tOand made fas
at the same time the Band pee ing forth the most
delicious music, making feel as If he trod on arr
whilst there was strong manifestation with most
of tho excursonists show the fantastic toe in the
shape Of hop; indeed, SO strong was this DISPOSE
tioa to show tho airy" that tho boat had hardly
left the wharf before the long automatic hop, the
grand one of the occasion commenced The wharf
at Delaware City, presented spectacle, but seldom
il ever witnessed before being crowded by those deN
slring to embrace the opportunity Of enjoying the
Sea breezes, and uniting in merry hop. Inc Doat
was commande by Capt Wills one OF the best and
most gentlemanly Captains on the river, ever reauy
and willing to assist in rendering the excursion u
pleasant and agreeable one and all agree that be Is
Just tho man for tho occasion. Not single incident
occurred to mar The onjny ment of any one, showing
that the tTi conducted better than ON most ocN
casions. gteat many ladies came Oh at delaware
City and Port Penn, evidently with full intention
of entering into all the pleasures and equipments
that tho trip could afford. A fairer set Of young
ladies we have mover seon together, ssmo OF whom
reside near Delaware City and Port Penn. Ihe VISIT
to the Nail factory was something new to many OF
the fair ones who came away filed with wonder ut
the ingenuity of man, By the time this visit was
over the boats bell admonshcd us by its rapid teals
that tho hour of departure had arrived Leaving
Bridgeton at 8 o,etock we had n pleasant trip to
Port Penn at 9 and arrived at Dslawaie Guy at Va
at night Dinner and supper were served up 10 me
best style, 30. The parting at Purt Penn and Del
aware City will be remembered by many OF tho par