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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

TEE HARBoR of New York is full of yes
sels living British, German, Swedish, and
other foreign flags. Large steamships arrive
daily, with hundreds, and in the aggregate,
thousands OF immigrants, and most of these
find demand for their work and high
wages, II disposed to-leave the city. The
harbor of New York often appears, In its
foreign ships and people, more foreign than
even foreign port "WhRt becomes oil oil
the people I" might be natural inquiry,
were 1t not for the great number of railroad:
building and farms put under cultivation
Immigration this year bids fair to exceed al
precedent, and the temptation of cheap lane
and quick returns for Investment and labor
is the inducement offered to come to tn
| United States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

The South, if unshackled politically, would
again be paradise OF prosperity. From the
United States crops Of last year she retains
about 5000, ,OOO, 600, gold, as her share, and
she has but little debt, that having been
cleared up summarily by recent events.
This money she is keeping, and supplying
her wants from her own industries Ala
bama alone received s35, ,OOo, 900, gold, for
last years cotton; aud the next crop promi-
ses 10 be more prolific aud valuable, which
will make that State rs rich rs ever she was.
The whites are learning to work all over the
South, and Sambo finds himself no longer
king Of the shovel and the hoe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

THE GREAT RAILRoAD.-The Pacific rail
road, they say, is now completed. At both
extremities Of Ii, and in all the populated
places along the line, there is great mani
iestation of rejoicing. We suppose the great
work will advance some Important national
interests; but when we contemplate the vast
amount Of corruption that has attended every
step of the progress of the enterprise, we
confess that we feel decidedly more disgust
than exultation. We have no doubt that
this lob has involved larger sum of finan-
cial villainy than anything OF the kind ever
executed in this or in any country. IL is
quite ne much a monument ofnational shame
as of national glory. We should be glad to
be able to believe that adequate punishment
will be inflicted upon the guilty parties, but
we can scarcely indulge hope of such q
result. Tie culprits have too many friends
in Congress and in other high quarters 70
feel themselves in danger. If they could
procure exemption from the inhiction OF the
deserved penalties in no other way, they
would be able to pay it with but small
proportion of the pecuniary proceeds OF their
awindlings
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

"The Religion of the Hour" is the title
of gigantic cartoon published in Haney's
Comic Monthly, for May. It represents
'tbeautiful blonde" draped to her heels in
her own dyed and flowing locks, but other
wise scantily costumed, standing in sala-
clous posture upon sort OF altar. Men of
all ages and classes surround the pedestal,
bow In humility before the chased goddess,
and tender her various offerings, such as
monster boquets, Jewels, etc. The satire is
keen and just. Such is indeed the religion
of the hour, and we fear the hour IS to be a
longer one than was anticipated when this
brainlsss worship first came in vogue. 1t ia
a shame that the senseless conduct oil the
public warrants such biting products of the
artist,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

TIE EDITOR of the Philadelphia Press,
has the following
'tDelaware, anxious to keep the eyes ol
the world upon her, is reftting and rebuild
ing her whipping-poat and pillories. The
New Castle papers contain proposals for the
erection OF new post in place Of the OLD
one.'
The editor thinks, perhaps, he can avoid
the charge of telling downright malicious
falsehood by saying the New Castle papers
contain proposals for the erection of new
post, &c. But the lie is quite as strong and
wicked in view Of the fact that there are no
Papers published in New Castle; nor will
the EDITORS reputation for truth be sustain
ed or improved if he meant to say that pro
posals for new post were advertised for il
any paper in any town OF county in III
State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

Mrs. PAULINE DAVIS was one OF the
speakers at the American Equal Rights AS
soeiation IN New York. Fred. Douglass
was also present and lectured the ladies be-
cause they talked woman suffrage to the ex-
clusion of negro suffrage. Pauline retorted
sharply, and informed Freddy that she had
resided in the South; that her observations
there did not result iavorAbly for the freed
men; that the negro men are exceedingly
tyrannical and abusiye-much more SO since
they obtained their freedom; that they
thought that marriage had gwen them COM
plete control over their families, and they
not only whipped their wives but often rob
bed them of their young children.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
Communicated.
"Our Steamboat Communications. r"

In Saturdays Commercial there was an
editorial with the heading, which began
with the following words, viz. 1.-THE low
iare boa,s to Philadelphia take our people
the women are the worst-to that city 10
buy goods, which ought TO be purchased Of
Wilmington dealers" which is all well said,
raudHwould seem to-indioasr that the GeAnss
merclal men had the good of our merchants
at heart. But in tho same number of that
PAPER we iind no less than TwENTy-sIx ad-
vert sements of Philadelphia merchants, of
and merchandise; and also the advertise
meple.of these same SLOW fare boats" dis.
plcyetin large type and bold-faced letters
half the length Of column. But, 'let US
have peace,p even If our women are the
worstn ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

DIPLOMATIC SCANDAL IN WAaHINdToN.
A prominent foreign minister lately left
Washington, says the Herald, ostenaibly on
leave OF absence to visit his European home.
Rumor connects his departure with this
scandal That the aforesaid minister pur-
loined the affections and virtue OF certain
fashionable lady; that the lady demanded
n,atrimony; that the minister could not or
would moi; that terrible rumpus resulted,
and that the minister, 10 avoid vengeance,
took himseli oil to Europe, leRYlpg the LADY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

A correspondent reports tine following as
the views OF Secretary Fish touching neu-
tralty towards Cuba, and the question Of
ANNEXATION: ''The national debt of the Gu
ian Republic cannot, at this moment, be
less than two or three hundred millions
(her stock is quoted IN most Of the gold mar
Gcts OF The world at about cents on the
doilar) By the lime we shall recognize
and annex her, through the secession pro-
cess, the debt (Which must be saddled npon
us) will reach, by very slight imitation, 10
AZ unknown quantity. lie thinks, therefore,
that more economical means OF acquiring
Cuba would be by purchase from the origi-
nal hQldeTs."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
D

DEAN-DoBsok.~ On Monday, May 10,
by Rev. John Shilling, at the Parsonage,
No. Sc Brandywine, JOSIAH DoBsoN, to
Miss MATTE DEAN, both OF New CaStle
Co., Del.
STILL-HUGHES.-I Chester, Pa, May
18th, 1859, by Rev. James Cunningham,
JACOB STILL, of Dover, Del, and ANN
ELlzAnErH HueHEs, ei this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18


A FAMILY BuRIaD ALIvE-A HoRRIBLE
HoUR-On Saturday night four story
brick house fell upon a two story dwelling
ia Buffalo, completely demolishing 1t. The
occupants, MIR. and Mrs. Colley and daugh-
ter, were buried in the ruins, but after great
difficulty and hard labor, were dug out by
party of firemen, alive, but badly bruised.
At the time OF the accident Mr.. Colley, wife
and child, were asleep in their bedchamber,
winch was located on the south side of the
house. on the second floor. They were
wakened by the crash OF the falling wall.
MI. C. thought the house was struck by
lightning; in an instant they felt the floor
give way; they dropped to the ground floor
or very near 10 it, aud then everything be-
came dreanly dark and terrible. They did
not comprehend their situationj their imagi-
nations did not for moment picture to them
the nature of the disaster. They knew that
they were alive, but without the remotest
hope OF ever being rescued from the living
tomb Ia which they so suddenly found them.
| selves, Mrs. ColleY could not move; her
head, body and limbs were firmly secured to
The spot; her lower limbs were 80 incased In
the debris az TO stop the circulation Of the
blood; they became as cold as ice, and she
felt as il death was slowly but surely steal
| lug over her. The horror which took pos.
session of her may be imagined, but would
DEFY portrayal. She knew that her husband
and child were alive, because she could hear
their voices. She saw hreman's lamp
glimmer through the wreck and the thought
that the house was on fire, but while strong
and willing hands were working for her
salvation, an age Of suspense aAd agony
rolled by, and until she was finally brought
out OF her imprisonment, she had no thought
OF being saved. Mr. Colley felt equally
hopeless of escape, although in communica
ton with the flremen; but his condition MAI
less painful than that Of his wife. His lowel
limbs he could not move, but could raise the
body 10 a half sitting posture. The littl'
girl simply appreciated the presence OF dan
ger, but did not comprehend its extent anC
could only scream now and then. 1t Wa
an hour iraught with terrific imaginings Il
the man and woman, and will never be lor
| gotten.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
r,onn Nrws Cor 1l,e BOys.

ATTENTION. Young gentlemen firAl
class clothes for first class boys. Clothes 10 80
10 school in. Clothes to stay at home in.
Clothes for Sunday, Monday, and every otner
day. Small clothes for small boys and spe-
cial provisions for boys who come with tneir
mothers, to RocRHILL & WILSON'S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

RocKHiLL & WILSON again present their
regards to an admiring and appreoiatiye puDi,o
and assure them that the stock OF ready-naoe
Spring Clothes now on sale is entirely unpar-
aileled, as to elegance variety, immensely.
durability Of material, style of finish, beauty
of cut, and above all, eheapneas OF price,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
ECCaRsIAATICAL.

The CLERGYNEN OF the community are
most respectfully informed that there IS NJ
other establishment on this planet, a. wniCn WINCH
they can be supplied to their entire satisIaS,ion,
better than at the Great Brown Stone Han oi
ROCKHILL & WILSoN'b'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD
WILMINGTON MARKET.
1EoPosALs FOR FRESH BmEF.

Ii FORT DELAWAhk DkL,. ION May, let9.
Proposals in duplicate, with copy Of this ADVERTISE
ment attached, will be received by the undersigned
until 2. N MAY 20th, 1859, for SUPPLYlNG FRESH
BEEF to the Troops a. this Post The said Beef
be fresh Of good etable quality, In equal pro-
portion Of fore and hind qusrters (neck, shank and
kidney talloW to be sxeludej) and 20 be delivered
time TO time repaired BY and such days Us the COm
manding Ofhesr shall desgnAte-not exceeding four
times per week The Of the cattle slaughtered
for beef be delivered under this agreement shall bs
cut of the fourth vertehFa Joint. and the breast
trimmed down. The shanks Of fore quarters shall b.
eut of Nom three to four inches above the knesoint,
and OF hind quarters from six TO eight Inches above the
ganbrs hoes Joint, Separate proposals In duplcss
will also be received by the unGvrsgnsd up 10 the same
hour and date above mentioned, for supplying eommis
soned officers sud teig families stationed at this Posi-,
or supplied thereirr, with such choice Fresh Beef
they may from time to time require such IS srlou
and Porter House Steak Standing Rbs or kbs RoAAts
These contracts be In force ak months or such less
time as the CommisHary General shall direct commenc
ing the first Of june 1883, and suheg to the approval
OF tho Commanding General Of the department Of the
RAat Iu failure deficiency In the quality q
then the Commissary at Fort Delaware De shall have
power to supply the deficiency by purchase and the
Contractor viii be charged with tue difference of coat
The contractor will DO required TO enter ino Bonds for
the Of Two Thousand bolArs, signed also by two
responsible tureties whose names must he mentioned
in tue bids The proposals will be opened at p III on
May 10th, 1862 at the above mentioned post at winch
time and place bidders are requested 70 be present.
Proposals will be marked, proposals tor Beet and
addressed f. Y NEWAthh
mAyiA.2t lat Lieut. 4th US. Artillery, and Ac.s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

MRs. Dn. BAcuELDER lectured in New
York on good manners. The result OF such
good instruction was, that the Gothamites
groaned aud hissed her.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
POLITICAL.

STATESMEN Of every shade Of political
views and of all stripes, will End Spring olosaes
of every color, striped, mixed specklea, sposveS
and everything else in the way OF color OF pA'-
tern, to suit all tastes, at --.,,,4.,6,s,s---
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
PRoUKzARR,.

To get the most clothes for the LRASr
MONEY; the finest garments for the ieWesI COL
lars the greatest satisfaction for the smalies1
expenditure of cash all you have to do is 10
buy your clothes at
wv RoCKHILL & WILSON'S.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
NIERNANTHAE.

The MERCHANTS OF thia .ziGinity will 40
well to keep an eye open to look at the price, s.
of our new Spring Goods. The nnsst ios ''''
offered to the public, at the lowest TIs RIiesSnN IsnN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
Auction Sales.

By THoa. NJ. ooLR Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No. East Third St., Wilmington Del.
At foot of Sixth Street in this City Wednesday May
18th, at ~ O'clock, cedar shtngles aud machinery
for George McAlpin Co,
At Wedin Lanes Lumber Yard, south side Of Oh ris-
tana Bridge, this city on Wednesday, MAJ 29th the
sloop Annie Francis.
At Institute Hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
May 18th snd s0th, al quarter to o'clock, lot .
IninllnRa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

AMOS J.. CUMMINGS, late reporter on the
n. \. Tribune, is out in card confirming
all that has been said by the Sun in relation
to Young's alleged misrepresentation of the
Associated Press News.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
DONEEsTsC.

To bring into your HOUSEHOLD the com
fort and joy which follow on having an tns
economically clad. huy your clothes at
ROCKHILL & WILSON'S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
AGRICULTURAL.

FARMERS will please take notice thal tney
can buy the best clothes, the cheapest ciothesi
the strongest clothes, the most elegant cl1.nes'
at RoCKHILL & WILSON'S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

SENATOR WILSON admits In an article in
them. Y. lndepended that some appoint
ments have been made that "were not fit to
he nndn.M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
Ce1Gl ,l1ntlCgs,

NTENg CASTLE COUNTY, S. s.--Ar AN
IN ORPHANS COURT, he.d at New Castle In and tor
the County Of New Case the hrat day of April in the
year Of or Luti thousand eight hundred and
sxy-uine upon the application o r. g. A. orfton and
0abrella j.. his wife, Mary V. DUPONT, Charles l. Du
Punt Jr and Victor Dupont, the said Gabrielle Croft
ton being the children and hsrsEt law OF Irvine
ShubFlck, DECEASED who afterwards ntermarred with
the sAid H. f. A. CrOftop and the said Mary V. DuPont,
Charles !. Dupont, Jr. and Victor Dupont being the
deVisoes VI the late samuel ~ DuPoht, who was the
Assignee Franrl5 Dup. shubnk who was one Of the
children and hss-At law OF Irvine shubrek, lats Of
Wilmington Hundred in the County eforesadi deeeas
ed who died intestAs, 1t hath been represented to
tie CouTby tie petition Of toe said R Il. A. CEofton
OF, al In writilr presented to the Court;It iH this
st day q APn Ia the year Aforesaid, ruled ~ the
Court that chard hubrck, Henry DuPont aud CHARLES
J. DuPont, JF, trustees, William Breek and 9abrella
Breck, Eugoas Dupont, Amelia q DUPONT and Henry r.
pupont he Sn1 appear At an Orphans court Of New
Castle County, afofeead, to be ned At New Castle on
MONDAY the sixth day Of SEPTEMBER next, and
and there claim the preference due g them o.
accepting choosing they are sueeesslVeY entitled
so to do the whole of tbs LaaI Ianements and here
tansns o. the said Insstate sl laid on and appraised
by the freeholdes, under an order OF the sAd Court
heretofore made, show cause If any they Rave, why
al oder ra nt be In Ade fol the sale Of the whole Of
the said landF tenements and heraaamsnw OF ne hAio
iniesta O. il wine 5hubrick, deceased.
Aud Ii is ordered by the Court that COPY Of TINS
rule be published six successive Weeks in the De-
4pGfe Site Journal Newspaper published In tns Olty
Of Wininzt in tho state DslAware-the nrst pub
eaon tbsof to be 81 least sixty days before the said
iAth day OF September next,
Ia t.stnonv whereof have hereunto set my hand
and axed e seal of the said Court, At NeF CAhe tne
twenty-sixth day Of April A. " one tholsan9 eigh'
huudfsd aud slxty.nine. BENZ. H. usrlck,
maya s.e.a Y. Ss- :.
VNIasOE,UTION OF PARrNERsaIR.--
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

WESpEIn PHILLIPS has figured out Inc
expense ofulling Indians at 81 '6OO' 'VOOeaen'
Rather expensive cunning, this
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

The running time on the Pacific Railroad
from New York 10 San Francisco, three
thousand three hundred and dtty y-three miles
Is slx days and seventeen and half hours,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

The Philadelphia Press bids Lolita an al
fectionate farewell, and wishes her very long
engagements in other cities.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

ERErsrrNE ROSE hurls back in the 'ee1u
=, ,he u,terers the assertion that she is
Tree lover.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

1OuBLIC SALE OF SHINGLES AND
MACHINERY .-Wili be sold at Pablie Sale, With
out restrUe, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ath, 1859, ut 10
Of sixth Btroet Wilmington. large lot Of CEDAR
SiINGLEs consisting Of TO- "a and 30 inch ghingss In
lool order. Also. large ot Of SHINGLES damaged
by Rra. Tue MACHINERY consists Of two Of Badgers
shiuse Maehiues patent shinels Planer large
Wheel inter, ous CrossCuttHg Machine, Line Shaft
ing ant Pnieys Counter ShAits aud Puleys, &C., dc.
TENMs-u nd4r 500 cRah; over $50 =, baRkable notS
at three months eith approved endorser
! GEORGE McALPIN Co.
| THOMAS NJ. oOtE, Real Estate Agent aud Auetonesr,
| No, fast Third ttrsgk Wllmnston. Dol. may24
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

rannr will be a fair crop of peaches and
apples in Georgia. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

FRIED DOUGLASS wants 10 amalgamate'
I, takes two to make bargain.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

TNIssOE,UTION OF PARrNERsEaIP.--
L MlToHELL d MoCLEEs, having dissolved part
,,s,s,tn on the sOth DAY Of April, 1862 the Lumber
Hsinas win be continued at the cid ataudI s34 North
DelaWare Avenue by &. b. MeOisss.
orders large or small :oT every kind Of Lumber are
specially solicited. go - b. D. AvOAAAs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
UnhIlC SnIes.
S-1ss75j1s1sIS -; =, a ,5js sSIE OF A vALUABLE
Lt Y ? ~ y. :. 2. p - GIIEs .E 4 z E nav

s,SsIjsTssHis SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM ON CHESApEAKE BAY
ss-Na By virtue OF decree Of the Creait Court for
155lN Kant County, as Court Of tfuity tue under
Gs signed as Trustee, will expoEe to Public Sale, at
"a ths Yoshe House in Ckesterown, Kent county,
isryisild or TUESDAY. the lst OF JUNE, 1853 al u
o'clock A. NJ all that valuable Farm or tract ei Lana
in Kent County, Maryland, commonly called "ken,
nafda pontn of which tho late DR.. Millam NJ uemmill
died ,eizsd and containing go ACRES mors OF less
hS Farm Is situated Chesapeake Bay and Is bounded
y ths sane and Churn and stin Pond CTseksi sd1oes
t6s lands Of E. Innvier aud others and Ia about ~
miles from ChestsitOwn The situation Is oDs OF the
most elevated aud salubriOus in the County Ths
dweiifug s OF BflcE, new, capacous and Finished In
mndsrn siva The land has been lined. Is Of excellent
quality, and productive. The farm has suincient
quantity Of wdad and receives large amounts q DRIFT
tEond rom IRE Bay. There is considerable PEAoh
oR5HAKR "a he Farm. There are Tenant Hoe eses and
out heassb q eSsss y ss,i ssS,
more The is divided into fields suihoient for cul
ivatlon Thl considered Of tho finest estates In
the County.
the OF the sa the option Of the Trustee
l.--mayIi-ts JOSEPH y. BAKER, Trustee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

THE deaf mutes have debating society
In London. ...---
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
EOUBLIC sALM OF CHOICE UOL-
LECTION OF WORKS OF ART.
From scorrs ARr o4LLnRY. pHlIAoaLpnIA


From sCoTTs ART GALLERY, PHILADELPHIA.
witt be -oll at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, MAY 10th and goth, at 7.45 O'Clock, P. NJ
choice collection OF PAINTINGS, both American and
Foreign, at Institute Hall Among the artists repre-
sentel arc g. w Nicholson, Edmund D. Lewis, J. b.
Bfiseol, A, A. Mtssnann, Hermann, Moran, H. O. Bisp
ham, Milne KAmesy, Of Parsi schasp, LindomoD, W.
Shaver, 81, Van Willis 4. W. searbey, II. H. Reed
:. P, Dyke, Lawrence Winter, and other celebrated
Artists.
N.D--The whole collection will be arranged for sx-
hibihOn on Tuesday afternoon, May 18th.
B. SCOTT, Jr.
TH0MAg 81, oGLE, Peal Estate Agent aud Auctonesr,
No East Third Street, Wilmington. Del. mayls
DUBLIC sALE.--WILL BIC SOLD Ar
1 Public sale, on SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 1859, at
O'Clock, T.. Me- At Wsldin LADIES' Wharf, south side of
Christana Bridge, Wilmington, Delaware the splendid
sloop ANNIE FRANCIS. Flhyhve tons burthsp
Drawing Eve feet four inches water Hull in excellent
condition. New ballast rigging and sails The owner
having no further for her will sell above. Terms
will be made Anowu at sale by
THOMAS ii. oGLR, AuctionssL
mayls No a East Third Street, WiImi ngtOn, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

GIANT holds no more public reccpn0Hs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
opened THIS DAY.
MES NTH
mas OPENED ara
New, Cheap Tea, Coffee and Spice Store
AT 400 sHIPLEY STREET.

Szsa respectfully invite my friends aud the public
MtiAaN generally TO give me call al 400 sHlPLEY
AZ AsTkEET, and procure some Of the bust and
%sits9 9ehsapsst TkAs and CoFFEEs to be had in the
clty. Lmayls-aml JAMkS sMlTH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

wILmINGToN, DEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

wa.r. may .ouna large and carefully selected stock Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
Z. c. sToTsENBURa.

wnaBGToS, February Let, 1860
n F. Pietsls Esq.--l take great pleasure in recon-
tpoudiug the Magee Range one Of which sea fecenuy
Eut in for me- think Il decided Improvement On sny
YORK ana with one halfiess coal than any Haass have
ever seen. Very respectfully, .
Q. Il. GALLAGHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

No. 2IT TO No. 23l MARKET STREET
Tpsloa ThIfl, ''s--7 b. ~ --r.-s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

WiIMInaToNi February, F5Ell. .
Having one Of Magees Ranges now in USE take sress
pleasure in stating that It gives every satisiacon pAkes
veil and gives very lassS5upm, Y T., y, othSrs hi
Very respectfully. uo.nvp.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

WnMINaToN DpL Aug.s, 1896
a. 3. Pickles, EsQs--DBAR sm-1ha Magse Cooking
Range put ap me- 6O French stteat, gives entire
satisfaction. consider tina Magae Range superior to
any In the Market and cheeruiy recommend 1t to all
persons 10 want OF an economical Range.
Truly yours, Sc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
8ulIners.

WASHINGTON COX
Informs Builders Contractors others that he still
continues his buainsss of
, STONE MASONRY
And Ia prepared to giva sntirs satisfaction in all con.
tracts and lobs in his tine
An experience Of thptyfvs years enables bin 10
guarantee the best work-CONpAcr, SOLID, ERAT,
DuRABLE.s
Contracts solicited and estimates given Address,
WARRINGTON CON,
feb16-h 2e2 West seyenthstsAg unington. Del