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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

The election on the adoption OF the new
Constitution of Maryland, took place on
Wednesday. The majority for the consti-
tuition will not he less than 10000 in the
Stale.
match game of Base Ball was played on
Monday last, at Williamsburg, N. y, be-
tween the Atlantic of Brooklyn and the ALI
letic of Philadelphia, which resulted in VIC
tory for the former club. The score Stood
Atlantic, 2s; Athletic, 10.
The constitutonaliiy of the Confisealion
act is 10 be tested in the Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, by persons whose proper
~ has been taken.
The retirement OF Count Wydenbruck, the
Austrian minister, whose successor IS naiheu
bv the Gable, is in pursuance OF resolve
made by him Immediately after tile execu-
ton OF Macmillan, to the effect that he
would lorsake this country forever. lie
therefore asked to be relieved, and has Ius'
d;snoscd of his residence and household Ell
iects ut auction.
c. W. Felt, OF Salem, Mass, has succeed
ed in making machine for "justiiying'
type, or make the lines OF equal length ant
with equal spaces between the words, ant
if tins can be connected with the type settin
machine so that both will work together
advantage il would seem as though til
prospect of machine instead of hand compC
slion, was favorable.
The Montana volunteers had fight wit
the Crow and sioux Indians, on Ielo
Stone river September 1. Two whites wei
killed. but the loss of the Indians is nj
known.
1t is thought that the arrangement |
winch General Hancock was to visit was
ington, prior TO his assuming command
the Fifth Military District, will not be ca
red out now, owing TO the peculiar state
affairs occasioned by the death OF Genei
Griffin. Instead OF coming here Hanco
may proceed al once to New Orleans, al
enter upon the discharge of the duties oil I
department
Adyices from Mexico state that Admit
TegethoiT had appeared at the Mexican
Office on the 4th, as an authorized depu
from the relations of Maxmilian, TO ask,
the name of humanity, for the remains
the deceased. Juarez replied to his requ
that when proper official documents from
relatives were presented, he would peri
the transportation OF the body to Austria.
AT Alexandria, on Monday morning, VIII
couple of colored men were digging NJ
the canal basin, they exhumed tin box CO
tanning $G7, 900 in Alexandra corporate
notes, together with a will nj the tesiat
L.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
Communicated.
ELSIE SHERWOOD STARR.
ELsIE's GIFT.

A little cross pure white cross
Was all she gave to me;
An emblem of her perfect trust,
Her faith and constancy.
A parting gift-apretty thing
TO come from gentle hand,
So beautiful to look upon
When in the strangers land.
Bysome strange means--I know nothow-
The precious gift was lost
And many sigh and many tear
This little trial cost.
Dear patient heart, how ii was grieved
In fear of what might be-
A broken troth, ruined iaith-
Yet trusting still in me-.
Another gift the loved one had,
And pressed it in my hand
Though trembling with nameless fear
A warning from the silent land.
1t was cross-another one
And quite as cherished too,
That she herself had Away worn
Fer since the first was new.
A heart of gold was with the cross,
saw no anchor there;
Yet scarce a word breathed | to her
knew her child-like fear.
No anchor,-but faith and love,
No anchor,-ao no hope had she.
A little cross heart OF gold,-
These her dear gift to me.
How often, since the angels came
And carried her away,
Have recalled the sad, sad look
She gave to me that day.
All, did I chide her in her fear,
Or wound her gentle heart .
May God iorgivel / little thought
That we so soon should part
could not hear the warning voice
That whispered constantly;
could not see the silent hand
That beckoned her from me.
She saso, and heard, and knoto it all,
And grieved so quietly
A little crosse and heart of gold
mo anehOr'-gaye my love to me.
JOY d. MRRRITT.
Wooster, Ohio, Sept D, 1867.
The cholera among the troops at Cove
nor's Island, N. Y, has entirely disappear
ed. II ragged with great violence for a fe'
| days, and there were fifteen deaths.
| A colored Judge presided on Wednesda
| for the first time on tue bench of the FIR
| District Recorders Court in New Orleans.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

A beautiful steel engraving called "fhe
Lace Maker" leads of the embellishments
of the October number OF this "Queen oil
the Monthlies." Then we have the usual
refined and elegant double Fashion Plate,
engraved on steel; not common lilhograph
on stone This is followed by cuts illuslra-
tive OF children's fashions, walking dress,
Spanish mantilla, tuuicpepum, velvet jacket,
new basque sash, little boys blouse, little
g,rls paletols, &c, &c The Music is "The
Wiie's Dream, !" and is of itself worth the
cost of the number Among the literary
matter, VIC note, "Ralph Kirkwood's SISTER
ln-Law," by Amanda NJ. Douglas; "liow
Woman Had Her Way" by Elizabeth Pres
colt; the conclusion of "Orville COLLEGE"
by Mrs Henry Wood; "In Love-" by Helen
NJ Pratt; "How 10 Make Wax Flowers, "
(with illustrations,) Editorial Articles, Re
ceipts, the Fashions, &c. Wewould suggest
to our lady readers who desire to get
Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machine, that the
Ladies Friend offers one Of these machines
as premium for clubs of thirty names, and
that it is not a moment too soon to commence
making up their lists for next year. A
beautiful steel engraving will also be sent
gratis to every single ($2. 500 subscriber, and
to every person sending the usual clubs.
Specimen numbers of the Magazine will be
sent for twenty cents. Price (with engrav-
ing) So 90 year; four copies with one en-
arsv;rr> ca M One conv of T,adv,s Friend
ard ono If SATURDAY. Evening Post land one
n,,,,ra,;,c, "a M Address Deacon & Potter
so', ato Wolru, stree, PHILADELPHIA.
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! Tho oc,ohor number of Arthnr's Home
/ Nocoyino comes IN no richly embellished
and 6llod with ,l,o, choice variety of excel
+ ,.,,, rood;n,, r,o,,or far which il ia nrover.
h,a1 rrho fYo,,,,s,,;oco ia a ,crtect gem and
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d m u,s da,,ar,,mon, ia Tho commencement n
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in .he current in'eillgence u 'ne uaY' d nu'
OF DER OIL weii-wil'.en eu''oi"is on saiio
est topics anu o.ner interesting ie"o'us "''''
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nit oeI' anu the Piopiie'oie pionii'e '''i' N-v
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

also hold the refusal Of 1 800 ACRES on I, !
In central part Of Virginia, 10 miles from pa,.,.
1t will make 10 valuable tArmR with plenty az n,
and wood. belleveta more healthy loeatio1 "a y.
natural land than is now selling ii this snlsG
hundred dollars per acre aud only ID hours irsyl y
this city will buy the tract 10 cempAny Via T.
more persons who will go on and lmproyeit w.
1t can be bought for less than ten thousand d,l,,
J. A. BROWN
aug20-2m WILMINGTON. Das1. \
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

The Philadelphia Baptist Association VIII
hold its next meeting In the Second Baptist
Church, in this city, commencing on Tues
dav. the 1st of Octobernext. The services
will continue three or four days.
Neto Jerusalem Church, Deiaoare AUenue,
Rev. Willard II. Hinkley, Paslor.-Morning
service 10l O'Clock; Evening service ~
O'Clock. Subject of Discourse Sunday eve
ming, Sept. ed, 1857 In what sense Is
the Bible holy fi Text "1'he words that
l speak unto you they arc spirit and they
are life. John vi, 6S. Seats free.
Tho Uaiiarian CAlrch.--A number of the
members and attendants of the First Uni
tartan Society, met last Monday morning,
TO initiate the work for their new church
edihce, on the lot adjoining the Hannah
More Academy, in West street, above Eighth
After an address and prayer by the Kew
Israel Fielder, Mrs Ssson and Mrs. Dray-
ton removed the first spade full of earth,
Mrs. Israel the next, and Samuel M. FELTON,,
ESQ.,, the next. They were followed by
Mr., and Mrs E. Q. Sewall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Bent, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas, Or.
Cameron, Mr.. s. N. Fogg, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Y. deNormandle, Mr.. Lea Pussy and mum.
Der of others The wheelbarrow having
been filled, il was wheeled away by MIR
| Gukin of the p. W. & b. Railroad. The
church cdifce will be of red and black brick
one story high, with steep Ioof. The main
building will be 81 by 38 feet, with Sun
day School room 20 by 90 feet in The rear
and vestibule 10 by IA feet in front.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
WALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Containing lao acres more or less, situate Oh
BrAndywiue, in ChrislianA hundred, Me- Castle soll
and State of Delaware, adjoining lands Of Morisp1
Thomas Wilson, and others This buildings are Al Il
lent Stone House and Barn, both supplied with VI
from pipes from springs There running water 10 4
field. Good apple orchard and great variety q Chi
pears aud grapes Ithas 30 ofthe very best R'a
wine meadow, with 30 acres Of woodland, all 10 /
state of cultivation within i've miles Of the wni
tOn city line. 1t Ia very healthy aud desirable
perty. Apply to W. MoCAuLLEY,
6O8 Market Street
WILMINGTON, d
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATJ
49,. FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE. HAS so n.
Ten Flu Alloy, Ice House, aud one sau,,s y, hVVl
we'll calculated for hotel or any pablI, y sifuI
This propsrty will ss for ess than Il wonld M
tho buildings on w. or exchanged for other p,oa
J. A, BROWN, wsst WG Ip'y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
LEATHER HOSE OF AL KHNPS 49,
AND PATENT STRETCHED WHOLE HIDE
AND SIDE
LEATHER BELTlNG,

snaIs and double thickness plain water proof cement
81 and warranted superior article. All oTdarn will be
Tsd II Inc entire satisfaction Of the purchaser and a.
IN lowest market pTes at the old staad cor
nor Of Third aud Orange streets, Wilming
nI.1V rIf q. e. MeoSAD'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

- EoR SALE ON FRAGRANCE +

lisiH OTHER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON
SG6- A Farm containing 196 acres, mora or I.,
uats near Lincoln, within miles of Milford Il y
Greek Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware si,bts
miles OF a Depot on the RAILROAD from Milford Il n,
town. One hundred and ten acres are cleared MI
unusually healthy place, the water excellent, Tia
old, but substantial, 90 feet by 10 est three toom,
and three upstairs; out.buildings very modsrsis
orchard; the ground, though poor, Of excelsnt ~,
quality capable Of raising wheat, Tye oats eot q,
other crop, with little lime and ferllsers Csy,,
timothy grow we'll; It Ia said, no land In the eous
better adapted to peaches aud all kinds Of fruit
vegetables. There Is now crop Of corn uoTi5J
shares Pos esson would be given within a M v
And good horsecarriage, farm wagon and sons \
! Implements, with household furniture which Wonli
sold at valuation. II desired. This place will n
posed OF low upon favorable terms; aud Is desinlI.
farming or speculation, Apply TO
| VIM MeCkuIIgy
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
VIRGINIA LAND.

HAVE 1000 ACRES OF GOOD FARM /
within 80 minutes ride Of The City Of Petst.SnIS.A
IA hours from Wilmington by Railroad, tbst i ssI
10 lots OF from 10 to 100 acres, at $40 per acre "
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

story BRICK HOUSE, the main budi
lsANt which is "a by 80 feet, with double pAllou 4
INNING room, kitchen and bath room large gardsa
lawn, with shrubbery, shade trees, aud small IuI
almost every variety.
No. 2. Que lot Of gTouud, Of FIVE AGREE, onl
TWO ACRES aud one OF ONE ACKk.
No. 3. -Four small tsnements, well located, With
dens attached.
No a. Stable sufficient for three horses and ttr,s .,
Also, two carriage houses and small granAry. AIgI
OGLK TOWNSEND
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

- FUIt SAL HsaNTEfNT NNLNAbI
qse1sst FARM, situate partly Ia the City OF Wlnra
Hsa7 and partly In ChiHirianA Hundred, knOHH ii
-H=l "warnsr or Wrighp Farm, adjoining aai
Henry q. BanRing. ESQ.,, thomas 2. Bayard, gil 1
Col Daviss) DR.. Brown Mrs Connell and Others solil
lag about lilo ariea mora or less. This property hI
ersl of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING 81
around W lmington lies on both sides Of the Raid
and Turnpike, aud is in every way desirable asa N
lation by operators 10 Renl Estate, or lew gents4
who desire handsome locations for private resided
Apply 10 WIN. McCAULLgY
isob.tf COG Market STRAIT Wilmington ID
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

Three miles out of the CITY of Petersburg 81 p,
SIX ACRES, with good buidings aud pIep,s al n
Price, $4,000. RsnrFTT
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
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DIED.
GoDFREY.-on the 7th INST, at Indianola,
Texas, OF yellow fever, MARION GODFREY,
Of Wilmington, Del, son of Capt. Joseph
Godfrey, aged "a years.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

ABOUT 40 HOUSE LOTS. very desirable ,,,,.,.
West Wilmington at private safe al Auction D,,
j. A. BROW,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20


PROTECTED soLu1IoN OF THE PR0T0XIDE
or IRON supplies ths blood with its LIFE ELEMENT
HON giving strength, ylgor and new life to the whole
syatem -. ,,,,,.,..-.
DEBILITY, FHMALB WEAKNESSES, &c would but
tast the virtues Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP the effect
would not only astOnsh themselves but would please
iii their friends; tor stead OF feeling efos al Eone
and miserable they would be cheerful vigorous and active
A DISTINGUISHED JURIsT WRITES TO FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS:
Ihavs tried the Peruvian Syrup and the result fully
austAbs yoar prediction. has made NEW MAN Of me,
Ihfusad into my system vigorand energy am no
iongar tramuions and debitatsd when you last
ne bnt stronger haarler and with larger capacity for
labor mental And physical than At any time during the
last ave years.p Il,
TheasqDdl have bee1 changede the use Of his reHedy
from fUeak sfcly, suffering crfdfures 70 strong hsahy
and happy and lpogen and Hpaitds ednRot reason
ABLY heiiaf 70 give Il trial.
sffacts Of Pace Powders and Washes All such rene
dies close up the pores Of sh skip and IN short time
healthy and youthful appearance, use Helmbolds Er'
tract Baruaparlla. I'D.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

THE MAINE ELRcTIoN.-The New York
Tribune says:-
We have returns from 440 towns in Maine,
comprising nearly all the State, which figure
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

i GATIIEH.
- HENRY s. McooMR.

WILL continue the manqhetprs q all o. tssihs,
w Tor shoemakers, shddlers and Manufacturers Aist
viii keep on hand and make toordsF
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

VALUABLE FARM Font SALE CO
tanning two hundred acres more or less tlluill
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, ami slAV
Delaware gu the River road, i've miles IRON New V'I
The buildings excellent brick house with u ~
good barn spring hOute, lee house aud other out n
ings. Also a two story tenant house Is healpl
desirable property. Apply TO .,,,.,
coo Market steel
nnt9g Viimington. DeIAvad
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
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INOR sALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY bRl
n HOUSE, II modern style, having 10 large lo'
good dry cellar The house is furnished Will valsI
having shade trees. aud variety OF grapes and q
small fruits Is beautifully situated on Waahinsloai'
No 8l3 having All elegant prospect OF t9wn and eoaa
Terms accommodating. Possession 2olh M Iry
Apply to MM. MeCAUllA,
tebi2 6O8 Market sITei
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

as-LADIEs' TRUssgs. SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC
DAndagss, Rrlts Stockings, Knee Caps. BANhlhds
PITOIS BRACES Spinal, shoulder aud kreetor BrAcs4
Light French and Gsrmtn Rupture Truases hyrlngeH, In
great variety, Sc, sc.
At "NEHDLEs'h on
TWELFTH STRICT RiRsr Do0R BRLow RACE PHILA-
DELrHIA (ThIs Department IL conducted Eretuaipely
for Females and Children, by Competent Ladies' and the
Stock vs. adapted TO their Special WsHtsl In adjusting
our Mechanical Remedies, We combinv correct conatrnc
ton, with ease and comfort
@. II. NEEDLES,
Professional Adjustsr OF Trusaes, Sc 49,,
CoRNKR 1waLPfH AND RAoR tTRHnfs,
maya-6,noa PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

OGLE a TOWNSEND m.
iYI2Atl No 4 East Third Street WIlmlnslon. gs.

&H-R EOR sALE.--A NEW, hOuls nSN Nj
NRxN story Brick House. situated In me ~ ss,.u
shmngton on Pine Street. between siAsn 9 MI ~
Sireets In complete order. WIN. MopA p ~ Hi
iy4-tf BO0 Market Street, Wllwinglou. w
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20
iNuE 6IxTu AyNNUE HOUsE TO ~

/ with or Without the furniture. or an active "a
wanted to manage It. Desiring to devote my VOC
ether business, will lat, at reasonable rent y
tenant, with three hundred dollars month Of uoaI
in the house II commence with, and plenty Of app
lions for summer hoard, II moi let an active EAi'
wilt be received, 1t one should offer, eAleulA'sl
mAnRge The business, aud maze IL profitable nyowl
maY3i-u j. A, bNu"l
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

The cholera among the troops at Cover
nor's Island, N. Y, has entirely disappear
ed. Il ragged with great violence for few
days, and there were fifteen deaths.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

Board Of 7rade-The following gentle
men have been appointed TO visit our busi-
ness men and urge their attendance at the
meeting for organizing the Wilmington
Board OF Trade. The meeting will be held
in the Scientific Room of the Institute, on
Monday evening next, 23d inst, at ~ O'Clock,
at which time plan of organization will be
presented. George w. Bush, l. T. Cham
berlin, w. F. Quinby, Washington Jones,
Charles Moore, Casper Kendall, II. B. Sci
dell, Joseph Tatnall, Joshua L. Pnsey, Fl. f.
Pickles, b. f. Newlin, Harlan Cause, A. b.
Finn, Geo. $. Capelle, E. NJ. Stotsenburg,
j. G. Boughman, Geo. G. Lobdell, G. F.
Rudolph, James Morrow, r. f. Robinson,
Jas. T. Chambers, Eli Garrett, Lea Pussy
Thos. M. Moore, VIM. f. Brick. Gentle
men named above will please call upor
parties in their own line of trade, without
further notice, as it is not thought necessary
to call the committee together.
EDWARD BELTS,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

A colored Judge presided on Wednesday
for the first time on the bench of the Frat
District Recorders Court In New Orleans.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

CERTIFICATE.
We the undersigned Rarmers having tried several DIFF
srsnt kinda Of Grain Drills and the above deferib.
I'd HOreans Excelsior Cylinder Roller Drill" are unit
ed in thst Is superior to others have
Any knowedse OF in this county and therefore give It
WiIiIhM g. HARRY, JOSEPH A. MoFARLAN
JOsRrH J. WALTER CALVIN HALL,
eIMON MARTIN. lPENN0CK MERCER,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

Hapt2h MI
NOR sALE.--A LARGE BRICK s lonS tsol
IL Dwelling, in this city, containing - foou
W 'NsHA"s'' ''' '"'u app ". MoCAuLLBh "a,
.ns,,,t ,se5 30 tdg Market SIRE.
NOR SALE OR RENT, POssksslVhN '.1 ia
bI,it,nn aa tT n ~ W, MujAULLEYl
APRIL II, is6T.-ll tol MAZE ~ !, 0Tl
NUMBER OF HOUSES AMI IN MI
IN FOR SALE, Of all slices and price; ""@
part of the city Of wilmington;, Apply NJ
iAnI5 eeo Ms' ,S,v1pRoyg
II ELMBoLDS EXTRACT BpClH ana dvordsrs
Ill Rose Wash cures secret and deiless N chsuse
ali their stages at little expense, little or l, pleass
diat, 10 Inconvenience and no exposure ~ * ro
Ia taste and odor, immediate in ils aat9n' anu
all injurious properties -, n. ~ PRl
NOR sAI4E--rHE OLD WAITS Ham Alhonnd, "
Il PERrY In this city, with large ot 9a1nsyiShin y
Possession 18th oil March next Its IN Wv rents
If the city, and will be sold a bargain; lnTIRY
over 500. Apply to "h' IA MSrkst street
| ianl6 oge ~. ~. M 6F IL
NOR HENT.--A SMALL TRUCK I'm (. AimmalmsiIstsl
Il l2Rcres, near Wilmington, k sscs 8uiLEY,
Apply to WM' sSs Msrfst street
APRlL II, 1e6T.-l2 ooo
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-09-20

lNOR SALE--A VERY FINE fAka s, 0
j. ACRES, Ou the Brandywine, about miles ,Ss Il
mington, with very fine buildings and 9I na NJ.
fenced and watered, and every way desIa ~
WIN. Me0AuLLN,
ianlb 900 Market street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27
The Storm in Philadelphia

the hail and rain storm which passed over
PhiladeIphIa on Wednesday afternoon was
very destructive The Ledger gives the fol-
lowing additional particulars; :a.,F +, -
The storm came from the north. and every.
where windows exposed to its fury were
broken. As the hail stones ranged in size from
weighed in many instances over a quarter OF a
pound, there was very little ordinary window
glass that could resist the shock. About 70
lights OF glass were broken in the new Ledger
building and about so at the old building.
More than 100 were broken at the ST. Lawrence
Hotel, and 1856 at the Exchange; the Cont.
mental Hotel and the Bingham House had a
were broken at the Methodist Episcopal Book
Rooms, No. 1OlS Arch street, the Presbyterian
Church (adjoiningl also suffered considerable
damage Germon's photograph gallery. in
Arch street, Suffered to the extent Of l35 panes
of glass; at Groom's gallery, I'd street. above
Spruce every pane OF gfa1s In four skylights
was broken, amounting 10 2S6 large size ground
damaged pictures, furniture, &C., to the amount
Of about $500.
All along Market street, on the south side,
from the Delaware to the Schuylkill, nearly
every store was more or less damaged, in some
Instances every pane broken.
ltWould be difficult to give the full extent
OF damage SO far as broken window glass is
concerned, for all the houses fronting north
were more or le,s damaged. This was parti
cuiarly the case in Race, Arch, Chestnut,
walnut and Spruce streets. In Wallace,
No meunt vernon; Green, and other streets in
this vicinity, whole blocks of houses had eyerv
pane OF glass broken. 1t is estimated that az
least 50U,O0O lights were broken
AT the Asylum for the Blind over 200 panes
OF glass were broken and q chimney blown
down. The crashing OF glass and the falling
OF bricks caused quite an excitement among
the children, but no one was hurt MANY Of
the IN merchants r. NJ 1 along Market street lost from
SLIGO to $4,000 by damage to goods from the
ram after the windows had been broken e=-
ne storm did not extend teyond the Wisss.
h'ckon 1t passed over Chester and Whining
ION, dong some damage, but 1t was not near SO
destructive as in this city.