Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

We have received the August number oil
Demorests Monthly Magazine. NO other
fashion and literary Magazine in existence
has made such rapid stridesin popular favor
as this The current number now before us
speaks for itself, as to the causes which have
brought about such tlattering results. 1t is
full of fresh, attractive and useful ma.ter,
specially interesting TO ladies and house
holds The fashion department is complete
three times as full as that OF any other
maga2ine-and contains abundance of SEN
sible, practical information Invaluable TO
those living at distance from the metTopo
lis. The illustrations are beautiful and nu-
merous--the tone OF the literary articles high |
and, in fact, the entire contents are greatly
above the average, from first to last. Wedo
not wonder that ladies, generally, declare
they "could not do without it," Three dol
lars per annnm, with premium. Address,
W. Jennings Demoresl, Alb Broadway, New
York.
Beadle " CO., 1ts William Street, New
ork City, has just issued another of the
series OF Dime Novels, which have become
so popular with the general reader. IL is
entitled, "Bald Eagle; or the last OF the
Ramapaughs; A Romance of Revolutionary
Timesn and is from the pen OF Mrs. H.
Cakes Smith. 1t is well-written story, en-
i tirely different from the trashy novels that
lOoh luc ld0tt anu Will bC iOhhN WY Nh'S'
tanning by admirers of high toned literature
Ii is for sale by all newsdealers, or will be
sent postpaid, to any address, by forwarding
ten cents 10 the publishers
Beddlc's Spedker.-
We have received from the publishers,
Beadc IL CO., IS William Street, New ork,
their Dime Standard Speaker. 1t contains
collection OF choice extracts and passages
from the best American orators and authors,
in prose and verse, II is n very valuable
| little book, and should find II ready sale
among our citizens. 1t can be procured Of
I news Dealers or oil the publishers.
Kent County ABdsrs.-We copy the fol-
lowing items from the Dover DetaWdredil
: of Saturday:
, A lad OF 10 years, named George Pearcc
q brother-in-law 10 Captain H. Ellingsworlh
! Is supposed 10 have been drowned in Broad
i kiln Greek, near the Drawbrldge, on tht
t night Of the 9th inst. He was on board The
!, sloop NIelyine, of Milton, with two oihe
n brothers, and in the night went on deck Il
u sleep. In the morning his hat and boot
Il were found near the spot where he lal
l. himself down on the deck load of lumber
81 near the rail, and the inference is, as h
C. cannot be found, that he rolled OIL and wa
re drowned.
o. The peach growers in the vicinity {
III Summit Bridge and Mount Pleasant hay
le resolved to send their peaches by steamt
q, from Birds Landing, on the canal. NJ
re Reybold has contracted 10 take them
ne Philadelphia for 81 cents per basket. Raj
~ road freight to New York, 81.
W Base BdU.-The second of series of thru
II games now being played between the w
I,a waset and Diamond State Base Ball Club
~ " of this city, for the championship OF Il
III State, took place on Thursday afternoon las
~, on the grounds of the latter club. Nj
III | a. -
The game resulted in victory for the ID
mond State, the present champion, by
score of 40 to 81 The first was won by Il
-or Wawaset. A large number of ladies Al
nm gentlemen were present to witness the gam
nv and much interest was manifested in Il
red result.
me MoonIight Eroursi0n Young Mel
he Christian Association of the Central Pre-
by byterian Church, of this city, will make
ten grand moonlight excursion down the De
lille ware River ON the steamer which suppl
cry the place of the Eliza llancoX, to-morrC
lis evening The boat will leave Market strt
to wharf at 7.30 p. m. A full Brass Band W
urn accompany the excursion. Tickets are or
me- so cents This will he pleasant trip, Il
asst, large number should avail themselves
ON this opportunity to make moonlight 4
Urn on the Delaware.
ort Br0kc has Tbigh.--A little hoy nan
me Thomas Kane, son of Michael Kane, W
IN resides at the corner of Fifth and Pine stree
tne fell from a swing at Sylvester Rianhar
nc garden, near the depot of the City Raiw
ball nm Friday afiarnoon lnsi. and broke his III
was bone. He was placed upon car and brou
'oke to DR.. Jones' office, when the broken b,
'seu was set alter which he was conveyed to
lils' residence of his parents
aeen Base Ball Mdtch-'The greatest Base
son ~ Match ever played in this State will &C
Doo,, off ON Thursday afternoon next at o'clG
'I ~. on the grounds at the Passenger Railr
,ira9 Depot, between the Athletics, OF Phila
!. ~ phia, champions OF the United States,
y .,. gu the Diamond State, champions OF Delawi
W. nis All persons who wish TO see the celebra
, iI'e Athletics play, should attend. Both Cl
,r,,s will have their strongest Mines
aaLen Neao Passenger Depot-We learn that
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltin
, the Railroad Company contemplate the cree
,rter. OF new passenger depot on the site of
,non old freight house, at the foot OF Poplar stl
'hese as soon as the new building to be used
d are freight purposes, at f"NV'n anu rlhe SUI
is completed.
Not,ce.-A meeting of subscribers to S
pleas IN the New Loan Association will be
ed TO AT 302 Market Street, second story, Wed
ourth day, July 18th, 1867, at half past 81
gnan O'Clock, p. NJ, for the election Of Off
cton, All desiring to take stock should app
On once. &. g. MAR
Mr.. Broke her ,Shaf.-The steamer Han
V Y, on, broke her shaft on her trip from Phil
- tnS phia to this city on Saturday morning
i : D. The necessary repairs will be made il
- Lol ~ diately, and she will resume her trips
w. "a "a few days.
ca :" German Fesh0dl.-The German Sill
n IN Societies of the United States held thel
emn, nual festival iii Philadelphia, On Satt
,nosad they had grand procession, in whic
Delaware S'engerbund, Of this city,
d. We part.
at the Post O6ice Change.-Geo. G. Deakyn
an be been appointed Postmaster at Deakynt
nc. No New Castle County, Del, and the olii(
heen been removed to his store, near Ellen
suffer- Landing
great United States District Attorney-Th'
sident sent into the Senate on Saturda
name of James r. Booth, as United
from District Attorney for Delaware in pl
uafter- John l., Pratt, declined,
NAL IL, da. City Cars on SuHday.-The Wilmi
, int NV Passenger Railway Company comm
s iat.e running their cars between Fifth and
s:yo,'s; ket Streets and the Rising Sun, on s.
~, on5 last. They were well patronized.
lowing a.-.."-E- --.,....,..
Co. A. THURSDAY, July II, 1
n 1ut In the United States Senate on Thu