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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
E1Rn DEPARTMENT. AND FiRMs.

FIRE DEPAhTMFNI AND FARASs
RECEPTION OF THE PHGNIx.-The new
Steam Fire Engine built by MIR. Haupl, OF
Philadelphia, has been completed, and VIII
be brought to this city aud housed on wed
nesday next. The Water Witch will be
the receiving Company. The whole De
partment will participate in the ceremonies
and ure actively engaged in making prepar-
sations for the event. The following named
pentlemen have been selected MS Marshals'
Chiei Marshal, James Crooks, of the Wa
ter Witch. For the Reliance, John O'Doh'
nell Delaware, s. II. Chadwick; PnpniN,
]. L, Hawkins Water Witch, VIM. John
son Washington, Isaac Stevenson. The
procession will form at 10 O'Clock, q. M, ON
| Third street, with the right resting on King,
and proceed over the following route =
Down King to Front, along Front to Mar
ket. out Market to 81. Johns Church, eo1n-
termarch to King street, up King to Tenth,
along Tenth 10 Orange, down Orange to
Seventh, along Seventh 10 West, down
West to Second, down Second to Poplar,
IN Poplar o Seventh, up Seventh to Wal
nut. down Walnut TO Fourth, up Fourth 10
King, up King to Sixth, along sixth ''
shipley, down shipley to Fifth, down Fiji
to orange, up Orange to Seventh, alo"l
Seventh 10 King, up King 10 Eighth, dowI
/, Eighth 10 French, out French to Fourteenth
along Fourteenth to PhUniS Engine Hous
and there dismiss.
The Neptune Hose Company, Of Phila
=, dclplia, il is expected, will take part in til
parade.
& FrREs.-The alarm of Are on WednesdN
/. evening was occasloned by the bursting
as coal oil lamp, at the corner of Front AN
Thorn streets The bursting of the Ian
W was the only damage.
#. A slight fire took place on Thursda
he morning about half-past o'clock, at the rel
il, deuce of L. C. Stotsenburg, on Market stree
,y between Eighth and Ninth streets. 1t cOug
iu the cellar, but the flames were extingus
mn ed before much damage was sustained
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
cry NOTICES.

South CdrOlind.--The returns OF the re-
turns OF Tic recent election in South Caro-
lima show that that State has voted Tor
Convention. The gentlemen of Wilmington
and vicinity have long since voted that ].
II. Muhlhausen, No. 500 Market Street,
keeps tile most elegant and largest assort-
nient of goods suitable for making clothing
10 he found at any establishment in VIII
mington He meyer rails 10 make good
a., always has the latest fashions. and does
his work in the most prompt and sstsfao
tory manner. Call and sec him before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
LippiaeoWs Restdura1t.- are pleased
ia notice that Mr. G. Idppincolt, proprietor
Of the Oyster Bay House, No. East Third
street, has secured the services of Mr. Seth
Stewart, wcll-known to the people Of this
city and county as being an obliging and
experienced Clerk in different hotels. Seth
is attentive and courteous, aud will, no
doubt, hing to the house many OF his old
fiieuds aud admirers,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

In New York, on Sunday, a woman named
Anna Boone and her four children, were
found insensible from the effects Of poison
administered by the woman herself The
mother reduced to state of deslitulion, had
thus sought relief for herself and her oil
spring. They were taken 10 the Bellevue
Hospital, where they are rapidly recovering.
Official reports declare that 6,s72 infants
have been murdered, directly BY abandon.
meni, in Great Britain, within IL single year.
A terrible explosion occurred at New.
casile-upon.T Tyne, England, on Tuesday.
The authorities had received information
that a quantity OF "glonoln oil, /" or intro
glycerine," had been secreted in that place,
It was supposed hy some Fenians. The
Sheriff and Town Surveyor, with squad o.
policemen, proceeded TO the spot indicated,
and discovered the oil, packed in the usua
manner. While the men were removing il
the substance exploded with tremendous
defamation. Several policemen were in
slantly killed, and few escaped injury. The
men who were nearest TO the packages u
glonoin were blown TO atoms. Both TIN
sheriff and surveyt were badly hurt, ant
and ave lying In critical condition.
Benjamin Branch, an old farmer on VOL
River. near Memphis, Tenn, was slabbc'
ard fatally wounded on Saturday last
They quarreled about the division Of crops
Colonel Jacques, during the war commits
sioner 10 Richmond, who IS now a plante
IN Arkansas, is on his way 10 Washington
10 represent matters 10 the Government OIL
eials, lie says no mans life is safe, no ma
Ter whence he hails.
Henry NJ. Nichols, reporter on the Dali
.Neps, died In a station house in New Yori
on Sunday evening, where ho had bee
taken while in IN intoxicated condition.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

/tt,.,.r, J-;,,es Nv a fr,v dnvs the
f,,,r,s,r,~s holiiavs will I've with MS. and the
,,,ii ~. hvnn abundance
''s ,,'',d ,i'inTs ms hrines TO our mind
:" w. s ,"n, ,ha, In Fnllmcr nroprietor OF the
n.'.',o saioon il ma hosement of SOC
49,, s,roa, r.sns constantly on hand
~ -, it,,I,.,s In Lao iond in this
NV. No. w.! ,''I,;cI, n,a rrenarrd in the most
naiaIsh1e manner Inv experienced and excel
s,t onnt,s "nd ,arya,l IN Inv poliIe and at.
ientiye walters. He also procures all good~
,hinaa In aenaon and cooks them 10 SUIT
~, tss,as Of al tiis saloon is Noteworthy
nf y,sit from enicures. MS they will find
everything there that heart could wish or
appetite crave. Don't forget the place.
l-;,o s,rsst After nll Tint can lie said
ahnr, ncrsons cngaoed i'm tbe oyster trade.
80 Sn,ist he nermited 10 state that The firm
If Piner & Yates. No. ZIG King Street.
have nroved successTul. They are energetic
men and deserving Of encouragement, They
only keen the best prime oysters. The
other DIV thew forwarded TO dealer resid
inc in Oxford Chester county, several bar
reis of The finest oysters we have seen for a
long time. They also keep all kinds Of
Fish Game. SC. which they sell at small
advance. Don't forget to give Billy and
Charley a call-you will go home satisfied
with your bargains.
Holiday Presents Everybody should re-
collect that the headquarters of Kriss Krin-
ole. ia ut the great variety store OF Adams
q Brother. No. 506 Market Street They
have for sale the celebrated speaking Dolls,
Toys of every variety of style and character
in abundance. besides general assortment
of everything needed by housekeepers,
which they sell at prices SO low, that every
one is pleased with them. II you want al
most anything that can be named, that is
+ used in household affairs, call at the renown-
| A G. M HI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

The NEWS FROM EUROPE continues to he
exciting. especially that part which relates
to Ireland and the Fenians, Ga Wednes.
day second attempt was made in London
to blow up one of the city prisons, Powder
was placed under wall OF Millbank jail
in which number of Fenians are confined
The preparations were all completed, and
the fuse had been lighted by the parties
without attracting attention; but fortunately,
owing to some defect in the arrangements,
the powder did not explode, and the plot
was discovered before the attempt to carry
it out could be renewed. No arrests have
been made, and no clue has yet been obtain
ed 10 the guilty parties. Arms and ammu
ton, secreted by the Feniaus, have been dis.
covered and seized by the police at sevcra
places in England.
The examination of john Martin ant
others, connected with the funeral demon
sration on the Sth, was concluded at Dublr
on Tuesday, but the decision OF the Cour
was reserved, and Mr. Martin and MI Lalo
were committed for trial on charge OF mis-
demeanor. They Immediately furnished III,
requisite bail, and wero discharged from
| custody.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

From Buffalo, VIC have the report of
another terrible Railroad accident, by which
nearly fifty persons were either burned TO
death or otherwise fatally injured. 1t ap.
pears that the New York Express train from
Cleveland and due at Buffalo at about twelve
O'Clock on Wednesday, was behind time,
and In the endeavor TO make it up, the train
met with an obstacle In the shape OF loose
gail or some other defect in the track, IN
consequence of winch the rear car went
over an embankment fifty feet and caught
Ore, and out of fifty passengers on II but two
escaped. the res! being burned to death, and
all that is left of them is mass of blacken-
ed and clarred remains There ia no means
of ascertainiug their names The accident
occurred at Big Settlers bridge, quarter OF
a mile cast of Angola. This Is one of the
most distressing accidents We have been
called upon TO chronicle for long time.
Men, women and children, in n single in
slant Of time, all iumbled together in sheet
of 4rething burning fame. tlis,oo horrible
10 contemplate.
from Havana we have intelligence thG' Il
,c.l,hu iiu had occurred III the isl,ud ri
Guadaloupe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

PKovR ALI. THINGS; noLp FAST THAT
watcu IL aoop.-The Rev. J. T, Goodiich
will commence Course III Lectures in the
Cniyersalst Church, in seventh street near
Walnut. ON Sunday Evening, December
22l. On the following subjects:-l. Quack'
ery .. The True Physician. 3. The Mean
ing oil Sheai and llades, translated Hell.
4. The Rich Man ia He'll. Was he in Eier-
nityY 5. viii the reward of the Beggnr
be endless 6. viii the punishment of the
Rich Man he endless! {. What IL the orr
gin and destiny OF man? 3. Will there he
n General Indrmentg Q. VIII there be
Judgment after death 10. Our God
great God above all Gods. IL. Our duty to
initiate our God. Church open for religious
worship, every Sunday morning, at l05, and
evening at u O'Clock.
LECTURE OK IMMORTALITY. The First
PRESBYTERIAN Church WILL hold it's services
on next Sabbath morning and evening at
the Institute Hall DR.. Lands will preach
both morning and evening and in the eve
ming will deliver the concluding lecture o.
his course on the Immortality of the Soul
We would call attention TO this fact; as
great disappointment was experienced from
, his inability to deliver this lecture on &C
, count of the severe attack OF illness from
, which he has been suffering during som
weeks past. This church expects soon l.
' take possession of the Baptist house OF woi
e shin in King street near Tenth, Service
a the morning at hall-past ten, and in the eE'
ID ming AT half pas, seven.
III NRw JERUSALEM CHuRcn, Delaware A
epue. Rev. Willard IL. Hinkley, Pastor
i'd Morning service, 1Ot O'Clock; Evening Sc
I'M vice, u O'Clock. Subject of Diseours
nd Sunday evening, December 2ed, 1857
The Garden OF Eden" Seats free
IN. DIOCESE OF BosroN.-0n November II
ISIS the Right Rev. Bishop dedicated the NJ
lip Church of ST. Msry's, Newton Upper Fal
'as In the morning, and in the afternoon OF
rty same day confirmed 1928 persons in the IL
inc church.
Tier DIOCESE OF PITTsBuReH.-on suna
the December /, the new Catholic Church
Mesdwlle was solemnly dedicated to
ntu- service of Almighty God, under the pair
TWO age of ST. Bridget
zen THE German Catholic Bishops have
the holding solemn conferences on relgi
the matters at the town OF Fulda.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

NEW Misunderstanding Rink ouadriiie,
tho title of a new piece of sheet music,
composed by Prof Fl. 8. Colman, OF Phila-
delphia, ia upon our table It's both live.
ly and reasonable competition, and in these
times when skaters glide over the ice 10 the
enlivening strains Of full bands of music,
no more appropriate accompaniment could
be selected than just such Quadrlles as
Colman las here gwen. 1t may lie had nj
tho Music store Of Charles Grobe, Institute
Building,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

CENTRAL. SABBATH ScHooL.-The Twelfth
Anniversary celebration OF the Sabbath
Schools in connection with the Central
Presbyterian Church, will be held on Sun
day next. Exercises will take place at ten
o'clo ck, in the morning, and two in the af-
JernoOn.
tr. Andrews SUNDAY ScHooLs.-The
Christmas Offering Of the Sabbath Schools
connected with ST. Andrews Church, will
,s&e place on Sunday afternoon next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

On. II, ANDERs, German chemist and
a member OF the Medical Faculty of New
York city, after fifteen years research and
experiment, has discovered a method OF dis
solving Iodine IN pure water. This prepar-
alton CDR. II. Andcrs' Iodine Wmer) has
cured many cases OF scrofula, ulcers, can.
GERS, &C., that had resisted the action of all
other remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

CoSeRrss-No business Of special ir'-
portapce has been transacted in either
branch ut Congress, during the last few
days. Tho only matter that has attracted
inueh attention was a renal, kable message
from ibe President, iaudaiory Of General
Hancnet's course as COMMANDER Of ihr
fna y siici. Il was read in tho sonAe,
AID read aud laid ON tue table in the House
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

THE United States Economist ana Dry
Goods Reporter states that failures among
wholesale merchants in New York City
" continue to he the order of the day. u
During last week several suspensions oe
Cured among firms in the China trade and
in the dry goods importing business.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
SATURDAY, DECEMBER aIst. 1907,
Ar O,CLOCK, II. NJ,

At the ho,el Of Morris D.cknton. in the City Of Will
mingtou, the following Resl Estate;
- No --Une three story Brick store, now oo'
ssssSoS eupisi By tho subscriber hs Gro cry bloTe
lssgsE8 aud doing excellent business situated Ou
lsssssEs the oulheast corner ct Front aud shipley
LILIES ,trests The lot Is twenty-une feet front Sni
exteauiug through 10 the IA road, distance Il nuety
three feet; ths taos OF the lot y erected hnosnn
tia b. c. carriage house and stable, with sabins for
M a-tins thrse-atory brick stor , No. West Front
street, beiw Market aud shipey stteets JOINING
No. ~ ed front ~ 80 feet deep now occupied as
"a Idle anu hAtnefE store.
No q - ~. thrsrEtvry hrek store, No West FRONT
strta bstween MsrNst aud ahipley street, sdloihing
No :. frrn by so feet desp, nov occupied as
Tobacco store both them dot an excellent bust
TGe stores are heated In the business part Of The
city and ur chance for business 70 they are old
| established stRnds, aud have good run Ct custom,
M I IA thrssslory Trick house, No ERo SIMPLIFY b.
now occupied by the Auhscrher; the lot 10 ~ eet front
by % deep, with the privilege Of three feet wde
alley through Street. the maiu building Ia -
containing dining rom kitchen and wash house ON the
hrst ,nr. This house Peasant rssiFnro, lorRied
na,r the mtrset with EAs through hrst aud seduhi
| stories range and all modern improvements.
No "a thu sorl brick house NO. bli sh'piey g
% set front by 90 fest dsep tot extending baet three
feat eide alley, with The privilege Of same through to
Fiith Street.
No. CA twostory brick house In BFandyW VII
FaRMs or sALE.-TOu per cent on day of Ealei on
the stores ouehrd Of tho balance bsiora the 2oh
day Of March, 1858. RAanee In five equal anRuAl pay
msnlt secured by bond sud mortgage the property
with interest payable tenlA uAly. On the house,
ona half on he ois III lbth dRy Of March, 1865 bal
Rnee secured b. bsnd and mortgage on the prop rly
payable In aud two years aterwih interest paSHb
eSmisunuAlly.
All persons wishing any Of the above propertl
will be I'll 1--WE IN IN by WM. II. PlEhCE
Or by /. W. sTIDHAM SON, Auetrs. dscls-i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

tV rs. a ARRATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE,
No. I'll MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The subscrbsr al uounees to the ciissna OF Whining
ton and viciuity, that he still continues 10 keep coz
atautly on band all kinds Of
PRINTS AND BddRAYINIs, ,.,,..
Ais GILT, R9sEW0 D AND WALNUT hOulplNSs'
which he will dispose Of
on THE MOST RBAs1EkBLE TEAhs-
PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
Made Ia order and uish,d in style to suit The isae at
ths losest prees. ,,,,.a
hon ,ray IN the most approved style, at low prees.
e iayten The psrteulsr attention Of thu public I" MS
elegant assortment Of al kinds o.
PICTURES
which he will sell on ommo la'ing terms
All kinds Of Horns poli.hel and atn1mrn'el 10 the
lnf tAstOful manner
Give him a call hstiFs FufehaasaF slss"hsfe'
eei23-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

Married.
E-BRYSON.-ln Philadelphia,
December 18th, by Rev. A. Rilienhonse,
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. A. A. CArELLE, of Wilmington, De-,
TO Miss MAGGIE A., only daughter of
James Fl. Bryson, Esq No cards,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

CROASDALE.-In this city, on Fifth day
10Th inst, STEVENSON CRoAsDALE, in the
18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend his funeral, to meet at
Friends Meeting House, West street, on
First day afternoon, 29d inst, at ~ o'clock
10 nroceed 10 Friends Burial Ground.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
trHR HOME or THg "1u ANDLEH" FAMILY ron
CENTURY PAST,

LARGE MANo4VM hVOoGt
trHg HOME OF Tng "1u tNDLEh" FAMILY FOR
CENTURY PAST,
,-s-iss And is Ia tx client repair Parlor, Biting
Tifns ROOM Dining lA,on and Kitchen on the hrat
iHN iar. Five sleeping R1Omn on seeond floor, aud
good attic. Tae Lawn Is laid out with great
N57 AMI IL planted win evergreen and other oraa
meuial trees never ruiing spring nowa fron roeA
adjoining Kitchen whch supplies every want oolh
ior houseu.d purpo, mad Dan1, This surplus water
Is led oil By stNuA pipes to the road Altogether,
for aud coHtelieaee this Farm House and Brounda
great majority Of houaes In this or othor iAm
Ing regouE , A.,
Tue IRA Ia large eonvenant aud ia 500 repair, the
etAhle Yard bong supplied with water from never
failing sprlag, with separate tough for both cattle and
oarrisso House, Grsuary oiOs Sheds, &c, in good
repair
III. Garden lsiArge aed easily cultivated, Is act with
valeiy Berrlss --amous them tho LaTton black
barry. -
Into fuags And anatner Of olde trees tut stu healthy
and boring Largely % ttinatl vetis,ioa, iO.niag no
small part of tue value oi this fiim
In addition all that haa been said, II IL proper TO
mention that there IL ABUNpANT WOODLAND for thu
place, ani al excellent
QUARRY OF FELSPAR, -
Fer which thers ~ cpnsta demAd dol per Dbl
- fOad ting hoen laid 1T the cost Of 500 dollArh from
the q AIRY " tile ghway-aifo ouAkIL. always read
y sold gooi may he oh ained In srsst guam
TERMS: ten ptr cent on day e tals. Tie balance
I Except uya thousa I'D dollars which remain on Thu
property, seiured ~ nurgge) fore the 10Th di
Of March 1855 Possession will be given March 2oti
JosEPH W. DAY.
odLE 4 TowNsgAp,
deelo.i. Auction I, aud Re,l B,tsle AGENT.
u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

nUBLIc sALE.--TIIE UNDERSIGNED
1 Intending T. rrlInqnish The Grocery business and
leave thu cry will sell At ublc sale, on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

Attraction and repulsion are mys-
terious-the effect exists, we see and feel
that-the why and wherefore are hid
den.
Have not all experienced that state
OF mind which makes Us go for sympa'
thy to book When, for instance, we
are laborlng under a great fullness OF
our hearts, we could not unvell those
quick beats to any human eye, wecould
not ask from human lips TO clear up for
US the meaning OF some vague awaken
ing feeling-half joy, half alarm. And
then do we not go 10 the well known
book shelf and give up the key TO the
inner sanctuary to some loved author
Tie gifted one puts order into the chaos
of our thoughts, throws light on our
emotions, his words like sweet music
make US weep for gladness. Soul COM
municates free and unshackled with
soul; we confess all that Is palpitating
within us and need not afterwards blush
that we have let any mortal see into the
secret place of our hearts. Books are
dear and safe confdsnts.-From e nec
book entitled "Stiymishmg," published BY
Leypo7d 4 Holt, Nee York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-14

FATAL RAILROAD AccISBHT.--A part
OF the afternoon mail train from Con-
cord. n. H., for Boston, was thrown
from the track Thursday last, in conse-
suence of the breaking Of rail, and
Edwin P. Fisher, q conductor and bag
gage master on the Boston, Concord and
Montreal Railroad, In attempting to
break up the train, fell between the cars,
one of which passed over him and badly
crushed his thigh. The accident oC-
CURED mile from Manchester. near
Amoskeag.
A moment before the accident there
were five men in the baggage car, among
whom were MIR. Fisher and the mail
agent, both of whom left the car. AS
soon as the train was stopped, Mr.. Has
kins, messenger of Cheney & Co.'S Ex-
press, who was also in the baggage car,
discovered Mr, Fisher lying under she
ear, with the truck pressing down hard
upon him, and immediately went to his
assistance. Mr.. H. with others went to
work with & jack screw, but nearly 20
minutes elapsed before they could extri-
cate the jured man. Mr.. Fisher was
perfectly collected ell the while the work
was in progress, snd cautioned the men
to be careful, as his leg was broken. The
train, via Lowell, coming up, BIZ. Fisher,
in accordance with his desire, WAS
placed on board, aud, accompanied by a
surgeon from Manchester, was brought
TO Concord, retaining his consciousness
and power of speech until after his ar
rival. While messenger was absent TO
bring his wife be lost his articulation,
but retained his consciousness until she
reached the depot and was recognized by
him. when herapidly sank and very SOON
expired