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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

A Fgw MORE STILL FT.-Notwithstand-
ing the great rush at Muhlhausen's fashionable
olothing emporium, and the large amount Of
goods every day taken away, hestill keeps on
hand everything needed for fitting out gentle
man in the most elegant manner. He IS also
prepared to make up any description OF fall
and winter clothing at the shortest notice.
Mnlhausen's is on King street, Just below
Fifth. iti 5i f1 l-.t
EMINENT MEN of Science have discovered
that electricity and magnetism are developed
in the system from the iron in the blood This
accounts for the debility. low spirits, and lack
of energy person feels when this vital ele-
ment becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup,
a protoxide of iron, supplies the blood with
its iron element, and in the only form in which
it is possible for it to enter the circulation.
THE Cry ELECTION is over and mems minds
are once more at rest for short time about
this matter but their is another question
which does not worry them so much, not be-
cause il is of small Importance but because
they have long ago made up their minds that
the place to get boots and shoes OF the best
quality and at the most reasonable prices is at
Birnie's, sos Market street.
| NoTIcE.-All persons are hereby caution
ed against paying any subscriptions for the
/
han, as he has been expelled from the Com
pany for appropriatlng the money so collec-
ted to other uses. BY order OF the Friend
ship Fire Company.
JonN W. CAREY, President
THos. J. MELLON, Secretary.
NOTICE 1.-The STATE NORMAL UNI.
VERSITY begins It's Tenth Term, Monday,
Sept. 0, 1860. No change in Me Fdculty.
Most thorough, practical, and progressive fn-
struction guaranteed. Tuition, eighteen dol
lars ($1S) per term. JOHN g. HAKk-
NESS, President, 900 Market St, Whining
ton, Delaware.
Wall paper cheap at john r. hlli's, Ols Aai
ket street.
j. NJ. BARR, Attorneg-at Lao, journal
Building, No. $40 Market Street, Wilmington
Del.
Lock LOOK Window Shades only W.;
per pair, including fixtures, at J. Il. HoI''s. No
Is MtrtIE strsst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
MARRIED.

RICHARDs-BU -BURKE.-on Sunday, Sept 90, near Mag
noa, Del, ut the residence Of the brides iather, py
Rev, Geo, W. Burke Mr.. 8, s. RICHARDS, OF wyoming
to Miss CADDIE BURKE.
iRK-FAIRCHILD.-on the 1st instant, by the Rev.
John II. Marsh, +. De v. KIRK to Miss KATE FAIR
CHILD, all of Baltimore.
T-HAMILToN-o August 11th, at the paTson-
age of St Georges NJ. L. Church, 1924 New 81, phila-
delpha, by the Rev. M. ID. Kurtz Mr. GEO. A, WALT,
OF Columbus, Ohio to Miss SUSAN HAMILTON, oil Della
ware City, Del. =
APPLEBY-BIGGs. On the Ith inst, at the house ol
the bride's father, Mr.. JAMES IL ArrLEnY to MISS M
MAGGIE NJ. BI0Ga, both this city Rev j. + ely
mer and Rev. A. Rttenhouse officiating elergymen.
SIMMONS Mcguire in Chester, Pa. on the evening
Of the 18th of July last, by the Rev H. W. sprowel
pastor nf the First Presbyterian Church, Mr. AudusTu
SIMMONS and Miss VIRaINlA MuduIRR, both pi thli
city
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

tB-CAEAP CLoTHING.
NEW STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
NOW READY AT
MooRE's. 22s MARKET STREET.
9g-Firsi Mortgage Bonds If Kent and Queen
Anne Railroad Company: FIRST mortgage hon ls
Of Wilmington aud ReaIing Railrond; SO shares
Farmers Bank Stock For sale by Grimshaw & |
Plunkett, 2 and West Third Street.
nay Remembcr all our rea;y-maie stock o
Clothing Is made in this city by experienced
workmrn, superintended by practical tailorr.
No sop-saop goods kept Mt Moore's No. 22s
Market Sheet.
NS-At Edward Moore's. 22S Market street,
is the place to buy your Cllthing. Ready made
Clothing, latest style Of cut, nicely mtle ani
trimmed, and at prices thar defy competition
RtIF 100 Delaware Railroad Stock, shares
First National Bank stock 20 shares Farmers
Bank Stock for shle by JnhE M3Lear Son,
Bankers, No. Coz Market street
B6S-Conuelly wbiskey always gu hand, By
tue gallon CT in bottles; the best article ever
introduced here Brandy equally fine, at n. R
Btiughurst's, Sl7 Market Street.
nSF See Buucb of Grapes on Standard in
another colunn. Speer's StaadarL Wine Bit
ters is highly recommended by physicians for
dyspeptcs, on n count Of its tvniG properties
lis purity and its delicious favor
| easr The largest and best line Of Cloths Gus
sineres, Beavers, SC for order work, 10 the
city, at Moore's, 22S Market Street, Whining
ton, Del.
sG- That Fruit aud Lard Press, which can.
not be txcelled for simplicity and durability, can
be had at j. A, Robinson Il Co.'S 2 and Mar.
ket
et7S~ "Latour Oil" new crop, the hest table
oil 10 use, always qood and perfectly sweet, when
bought of II K. Brius hurst, 3lT Market street
azas- Look here, Apple Parers for twenty-five
cents, at j. Robinson Cos 2nd and Mar
ket
Ey-we have a new assortment Of white Wash
Brushes, which we nro selling cheap, ut j. a.
Robinson Co.'S 24d aud Market.
51Carptniers, we have the Cluvcr Lea
Plane iron, Whch We warrant peif CT in temper
j. A. Robinson & Co.
GSy-V liable Fruit Far II near Greenwood
Del fOr sae ny Grimshnw & Plunkrt, 2 aud I
West Third Sheet.
E5~Gl.ntworth's Roach Paste, Just receive,
at the right time for the reaches, nj the aroihe
cary store Of II X Briaghurst, Sl7 lhrkrt Street
Gss- -Cuogne hy The quart ami Bay inA b.
the gallon At u r Brineharsl's, S1I Marke
Street
5g-Goneress Water, iireci from the Spring
can always be hat by applying to H. ii, Bring
hurst, 2l7 Market Street.
"a" IAsEcT POWDER Lyons Insect powle
US, in season Buy Of II. X lirA2hurst, 81
} Market Street.
Il Ray- Thu Tirme Wash r. Who Las failed /
' see it, Mt j. A. Robinson Y Co.'S, 81 aid Mar
ket.
E5s-Rubb,r Mats, for q lor and table us
can be boueht low 1t J. A it,bms1a 4 Co.'S
81 aLd Market Street,
a15-dold. Silver and Gold Coupons VI, ted b.
Woosion s TO-, Bankers, No . Enst Third 81
. Eag-daa Cpnphor, just the lims to use
} Buy itpf II R. Bringhursi, SiT Mrk,t Snee
Store ani every description of winiuw shade
ma le To der at J Hnlts 0iS Market st.
ndyr The Home Washer is sill triumphant.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

HonR1BLE CATAsTRoPHE.-rhe coat
h,eal1er Of the Avondale mine al Plymouth,
near Scranton, Pa, caught fire on Monday,
and the shalt of The mine became ehoRea
with burpiuc rubbish. Over 200 men and
r Noys were in the mine. After the rubbish
was cleared away, four men who descended
INTO the mine were suifocated. Since then
large numbers of men have been constantly
employed clearing out the mine, and large
amounts OF money subscribed to dcfray the
expense CT exhuming the unioriunates, and
nearly all the bodies have been recoYered.-
This is the most dreadful accident of the
kind which has yet happened in tue Goa
mines OF the United States, and has cast
gloom all over the country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

A fire broke out on Tuesday night on Carey
street, near Fourteenth, IN Richmond, Va,
destroying the following prem
ises johnson, Harwood & Estes lumber
yard; g. w. Crandall & Co. 8 planning mill;
Boyle g. CANDLES saw works; Gersdof's file
factory, and massie & HarveY's grocery and
liquor store. The following buildings took
fire, but were saved from destruction: Board
s. Hirsch, commission honse; Charles How
ard, commission house; sloat & Addington,
machine factory, and Starr, Wilson & Fos-
ter, warehouse. The loss will probably
reach 100000.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Females sufferine with Runtura

Or other Physical Weakness sre invited to visit Phil
delphia, and call at @. II. NEEDLES Office, No, l5t
Twelfth Street. below Race TO obtain proper Trusses
Braces, Supporters sc; lady attendant this
department with professional ability. Examinations
made and suitable Instruments for Proapsus applied.
G. II. NEEDLES gives personal attention male patients
at his eee, corner Twelfth and Race Streets Phlsde
phia Extensive practice in this special branch OF
Mechanical Remedies, insures intelligent and corr
treatment. ea-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
ianl2- 2-cie4- Ion
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

IN THE COUNCIL on "Wednesday evening
Mr. Plunkelt had paper read, stating 'ha'
he believed he was rightlully entitled to a
seat in Council, instead Of Mr. Dilloni where
upon, Mr.. Dillon was excluded, and Inc seat ca
made vacant. Pretty legislation, and de-
cidehlvrlch Parliamentary law.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

SToNING sTEPnEN.-When Mr.. Lincoln
and MIR. Douglas, IN the summer of 1858,
made their memorable canvass Of Illinois for
the United States Senatorship, they fire.
quently met on the same hustings and ad-
dressed the snme audience. On one oil these
occasions, after Judge Douglas had made
one Of his most eloquent speeches, ii came
Mr.. Lincoln's turn. Throwing off his over.
coat, lie handed It 10 a young man near by,
and said, in his droll way "Here, you hold
my clothes, while stone Stephen ~
DRAWER, Harper's Mdgaziae for September.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Deafness, yIindnesu ami Catarrb

Treated with the utmost success, by j. IsAACS NJ. D.
and Professor Of DISEAsRs Of the Eye and EAR; (his
speciality In the Medic College OF Pennsylvan l2
years esPerienas, Formerly ef Leyden, Hollnnd) No.
can be at his Office. The medical faculty are ia.
ved to accompany their PATIENTS he has no secrets
In bis practice, Artificial inserted without pain
No charge for examination. febl2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
ERRORS OF YoUTu.

Gentleman VINO suffered for years from Nervous DE-.
bility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of
ndisereen will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to all who need 1t, the recipe and directions for
ing the simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
wishing to pron by the advertisers experience can do
so BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JoHNB. OGDEN
myl0-lyw - Cedar street. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

DEATH OF PROMINENT GOVERNMENT
ovr1cIA1s-Ge General John A. Rawlins, Sec
retury of War, died in Washington on last
Monday. u..,
Hon. William Pitt Fessendeu' ohNeu
States Senator from Maine, who hau peen
,y,ug very iii for some time, died in Port
land on Wednesday morning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
CeQal TotlCes.
EaHsTER's ORDER.
II, RLdIsrRR's OFPIoE, NEW

N EahSVEA'S OlADhAAs
III, RLaIsFRR's 0FPIoE, NEW CASTLE CoUNTY,l
Juns 2eth, 1860. (
Upon the application of ANNIE $. CLARK, Rx.
CLARK, late Of PenoAder Hundred, in said County,
deceased; II is ordered aud directed by the Re-
gster that the Ex.cutx aforesaid give notiesof the
The with the dao Of granting thereof by eaunIng
be posted within forty dAysom the date
six ofthe most public places ofths Coun
y Of New Casils requiring all persons having demands
present the sAmei or abide By Act
al Assembly In such case made and provided And also
cause the bo inserted within the same period in
the Delaware State Journal and St1tesmana Newspaper
published In Wilmington and to be continued therein
Two months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of the
L. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
- County the day and year above written
- II, @, FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
EGIsTER's ORDER.
TX RTasrER's OFFICE NRw CASTLE OounTTl

n EGISTER's ORDER.
Ii REGIsTER's OFFICE Nav cAsrLE oounTr,l
August I'd. 1859.
Upon the application Of John Z. Gubb, Administra-
tor Of lsabella Doton, late of Brandywine Hundred
in said County, deceased 1t is ordered and directed BY
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Administration
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing Advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters in six Of
the most public places Of the County of New Castle,
qurng ali persons having demands against the Estate,
present the same abide by an Act of Assembly in
such made and provided And also cause the Aame
to be inserted within the pered In tho Delaware
State journal and Statesman newspaper published In
wilmington, and TO be continued therein two months
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office OF tht
L. g. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
t~-9 County Aforesaid the day and year absvo writ
ten. Il. O. FRAIM, Register
NOTICE.
All having claims agatnst the Estate of the de-
ceased must present the duly attesed to the Ad
minlstrator before August 2d 1870, OF abide tht
Act OF Assembly in such made and provided.
JOHN GRUBB, Administrator.
Address--No6 6 Robinson Street, Wilmington, Del.
aul0 On
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

Josrpu SNYDER, the man who was charged
with the murder of Carter, at Fairmoun'
Park. Philadelphia, committed suicide on
Wedn esday morning, in Moyamehs'ns
prisou. by holding his head in bucket ol
water.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

The Wilmington (Ill.) Independent, edited
by Mr.. Steel, says; "a printer last week
proposed to go into partnership with us. His
name is Doolilte The firm name would
sound very bad, either way you put it
Steel and Do Little, or Do Little and Steel.
We can't line. One of us would soon be in
the poor house, and the other in the peni-
tenliary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
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DIED.

CANNoN.-In Christiana Village, on the Tth inst, WM.
w UAssos son Of A, Cannon, ESD, in the 18th year
ofhis age.
JAMEs-sept. Gth 1863, AlruuR H., son Of Edward F.
and Louisa S. james, aged IL months
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
NnrInR

All persons having claims against the estate Of the
eutrx on OF before June 29h 1610 or abido the Act
Of Assembly In spch made and provided.
ANNIE 8. CLARK, Executrlx.
Addrass alasgow, Del. iy 2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

Edmund Miller, sailor from Ottawa,
Canada, fell overheard from the propeller
Comet, at Buffalo, on Monday, and was
drowned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Organisation Of the city council.

The members of the old City Council met
in the City Hall, at the call Of the Mayor,
on Wednesday evening last, for the purpose
of inducing the new members into oihce
under the Nine Wards law.
Mr.. Adams took the chair al z O'Clock,
called the Council to order, and stated the
object Of the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, resolution
was adopted, appointing committee OF six
10 examine into the legality of the late cleo
tlon. The committee consisted of Messrs.
chandler, johnson, Quinn, saxton, Dorsey,
and Miller.
On motion, the body took recess until
the committee should be ready TO report.
In due time the committee returned, and
through their chairman, reported resoln
ton that the election had been legally hele
under the provisions of the late law of The
Legislature. The report was adopted, ani
the Council adjourned sine die.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

There is lady living in Wisconsin who
was twice married before she was 81 years
oil age, md u mother before she was II, and
d grandmother before she was So.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
GintDlng.
ID hMovAL.
WILLIAM Il. QUINN,
M Err OH ANT TAILOR
No. I22 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAwAREJ


WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
The gubscfbor informs his friends and the public that
he has removed from No. 10 East Second Street, to No.
l22 MARKET STREET, third door from the corner Of
eeeond st. and next door to McInAls rrug store whore
be will continue to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
all it's branches. He has sold out his stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods, and has purchased an entire
HRw STOCK OF SPRING AND sUMMER GOODS,
consisting
FINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs AND VRsTINps
which 10 selected from large stocks Of goodR. He will
offer the public el the styles Of gooda whisn
be will cut in the latest Styles and make 10 thepest
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FIT, and to be
what they are represented
lie has also a large stock OF
GRNTLEMER'5 FURNISHING GOODS,
ali which he will sell ut the lowest prlces Give him
4 call before purchasing elsewhere.
N.B-The undersigned Is pleased to return his thanks
to bis friends and the pubcor the patronage so hnray
bestowed upon him at his old stand and hopes By strict
attention to the wants of his customers to merit eo-
.inusnes Of the same. -
mrhs0-tt WIN II QUINN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
Mnyor valentine.

Cant. Valentine, having received al the
hands Of the people, the majority of votes by
which he has been called to exercise the ex-
ecutive functions of the city for the next
three years, IL becomes all good citizens 10
acuuiesee in the decision of the people, and
give lis administration all the moral and
legal support necessary to render his ser
vices effective 10 the end that law and order
may be maintained, and the peace and pros
perity Of the city protected.
1t shall be tile aim and purpose of the
JOURNAL 10 sustain him to the very last
degree, 10 all lis efforts 10 maintain the in
tcgrity and efficacy OF the laws, and give TO
his administration an unyielding and hearty
support whenever we can conscieniiously
DO 50, in furtherance ol the common inter
ests Of the tiiy
We have entire confidence in the ability
and Independence al Mayor VALENTINE,
and believe that he will in the lature,- as lie
has done in the past, use ull his influence
TO make Lis administration acceptable to the
people, by fearless and prompt discharge ol
his duties in every emergency. Courteous,
afIable and gentlemanly IN all his dealings
with his fellows, he possesses in large de-
gree characteristics winch inspire popular
confidence, and can at all times call to his
support the strength and influence of all
good oitizens.
With lis gentcmanly and generous-heart-
ed Chief OF Poice-Capt. Dougherty-to aid
him ~ the enforcement of the laws, assisted
by lie efficient corps Of officers now In the
Police Department., Mayor VALENTINE can
scarcely fail ia nuke lis administration moi
only successful hut brilliant To that end
lie may ely upon our hearty cooperation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
PUBLIC SALE.

U 1WANg HNHAla
~ VIII be sold at Pubic Sale, %
SFE& on the premises Of the sub GlS ig Ma VI
N.Y. J scrIber, who has disposed Of NstsAkSN
zkcnAsth the unexplred term Of his M
lease, on THURSDAY, September 2sd, -
1869, at o'clock, P. NJ in Braudswine Hundred one
mile from Wllmn ston, all his Farming Implements aud
stock, as follows viz head Of Horses Cow Might
Carts / small Dearborn, Dart, Wagon, with Hay
Bad sets Of Carriage Harness. 10 to 10 tons Of Hay 10
IL tons Of Straw, 500 to 60 bushels Of Potatoes
Hay Rake, Moving Machine ploughs, Harrowa, Cultl
vAtors; Cart Wagon and Plough Gears 90 to rs Chick
ems; Forks, shovels and Spades. Lot Of Lumber aud
lot Of good Posts. csery aud cabbgs in tho gtound-
Empty hogsheads, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TRRAs.-All sums Of $40 and under cash. and On all
that amount a credit OF four months, the pur
chaser giving bankAbe note with approved endorser
bearing interest from daf of sals. WILLIAM PYLE.
T. NJ oGLE, Auelioneer. s1O ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

Mrs. Capt. Boyd, who attempted to cow
hide her husband in the streets of St. Louis
last week, because he filed bill against her
for divorce, attacked him again on Saturday.
She beat him with her parasol and destroyed
his beaver hat, but lie returned the assault
with his cane, and she withdrew, considera-
bic demOralized.
A foot race between Miss Ward and a
Miss Sumner, IN which the latter won, is
AS the winner came up to the floating wharf
so many people gathered on it that ii sank
under them, and sixteen men and women
were immersed to the neck.
The first mention made Of purchasing with
money is in Genesis xiii, where Abraham
bought a burial place for Sarah, aud weighed
to Ephron the SILVER which he had named
in the audience, Tour hundred shekels Of
silver, current money with the merchants.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

e
AS there was no President of the City
Council elected at the city election last year,
his name is OF course omitted in table Of
votes.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FIRST WARD.
couneil-Patrick Dillon, e yearal 9Os
George Simmons, Il year.l 9s1
Inspector-Thomas H. Sharpe. $50
Assistant-Philip G. Plunkett, SOS
SECOND WARD.
Counr1--willam II. Quinn, e ysars.9 200
William stlley, d yearl 2s9
Inspector-Edmund B. Fraser. 2s9
Assistant-Michael Boil. $50
THIRD WARD
coaneil-Henry F. Finnegan, q years,l 9ll
James France, Il yearl 1872
Inspeetor-John P. Dover. 2O2
Assstant-Iohn G. Glatts. 213
FOURTH WARD.
coincl-Edward MeIntire, e yearsl 2s6
Charles Mccloslsey, d yearl 2s2
Inspector-william P. Karr. es7
Assistant-wesley Hickman. 2s0
FIFTH WARD.
conucil-wiiam A, Murphy, e yearsl s2O
Charles Moore d yearl 2Od
InspeetoT-David Lemon. l9s
Assistaut-charles H. Bedford. eOl
SIXTH WARD.
| Connc-James Elliott, e yearsl PSI
Edward II Singles, Il year, 2l'
nspector-George G. Ward. 20
Assistant-Richard Burton, Jr. 2''
SEVENTH WARD.
| Coihcil-George Warner, ta yearsl ~
William W Torbert, Il yearl ~
mspe2tur-Jesse Sharpe III
A4sstant-George s. Bradford. IL
EIGHTH WARD.
Coancil-Dayid Chandler, e years.l :
William q. Pierce, a yearl
Inspector Robert b. Morrow.
Assistant Samuel b. Springer.
NINTH WARD.
conncil Richard Rowe, e ysalsl
Edward c. johnson, e year!
ln7pector-Wilam l.. Miller,
William Hyatt
REPUBLICAN TIeKET.
FIRST WARD.
Council-Phillp Pluukett, e yearsj 2s
Thomas johnson. q yearJ q
inspector-Thomas J. Bennett. "a
Assistant-James Fletcher q
SECOND WARD
Council-Nieholas Jenney, q years.l II
Morris weldie, q year4 II
mspeetor-W. W. noopes II
Observation-Disclosures Huber
THIRD WARD.
Couucl-N. r. Benson, e yearsl Il
t, j. McManus. u yearl Il
Inspeetor-snlomou Hersey. 1
; Assistant-German D. Lincoln. Il
FOURTH WARD
Couneil-James Conner e yesrs) 2
Isaae G saxton, q year, 2
/ Inspector-George Busine. 2
Assistant James E. speakman. 2
FIFTH WARD.
Couneil--Hemy F PlclSels, e yearsl 2
William 8. Hayes, Il yearl 2
9, Inspector-John W. Griffith O
! Assistant-BeniAmn 7. Bye. Q
SIXTH WARD
Couneil-George II. Walter, e yearsl 3
: William II Foulk, Il yearl 3
q Inspcctor-Wiam F. Beggs 3
y AssisiOnt-wiiam II. Colt, .
J. SEVENTH WARD
Is Coitnel-John Jones, z yearsl ?
NJ. l.. Liehtensein, Il yearl 2
q Inspector-Thomas Harvey. Q
x Aasistunt-hlexander II. Mason. .
. EIGHTH WARD.
- council-charies II Gallagher, e years9 /
Joseph r. Phillips, II yearl
n Inspector-samuel schwenk
e Assistant-Henry H. Hawkins.
&c NINTH WARD.
council-Christian Febiger, e yenrsl
Joseph TatnRl, q yenr.l
q Inspector-Joseph C. File.
;, Assstant-Jo5eph Rigby
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Things Generally.

Music in the Air--Bull Frog Avenue.
New music-The Radical quickstep from
office.
The people of Drummondtown got up q
first.class riot last week.
St. Paul's New Catholic Church is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The new eotton-spool postage stamp PIC
lures are To give place 10 the old styles again.
In less than five weeks Asa Packer will be
elected Governor of Pennsylvania.
Bankrupt honesty is like Religious hypoc-
racY,-the thing can't be.
Best printed paper in Wilmington-The
JOURNAL AND STATESMAN.
Political ndustrY-Pipe- laying in Broome
Street.
That same old tuue-the bark of the
pups.
Rev. Mr. Shaw has gone to Paterson,
New Jersey.
Extracts from the "Federalist" continue
to be scarce hereabouts.
Gen. Grant, Mrs. Grant and A. T. Stewart
held Dry Goods exhibition at Saratoga
last week.
Cheap-A low fare excursion TO Phlladel
phia, with the measles and whooping cougl
thrown into the bargain.
SeveAty-ive cents per head, and thI
wages Of half a day out OF the City Treasury
was the price paid TOR Radical votes on las
: Tuesday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-10

JOHN 2, NANLKER, Jr, Ticket Agent,
No 01t Chasnut street,
FRANCIS FUNK Ticket Agent,
No. iid Market street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent
At the Depot
The Pennsylvania hailrOtd Company Will not assume
any risk for baggage except for wearing apparel, and
limit their responsibility 10 One Hundred Dollars In
value All baggaga exceeding that amount In value will
be at the risk of the unless taken by special
tract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS
aug0-H DEAL Eupl., Altoona ia,