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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The New York Tribune says that during
the sitting OF the Count of Special Sessions
in New York, Thursday, a criminal was
called 10 the bur on Charge oil embezzle-
ment. Simultaneous with his appearance,
MIR. John A. Andrews announced himself as
the counsel Tor the prisoner, when Justice
Bowling very sharply said: "You can't
appear in this Court as counsel, Sri"
why not, your llonor?" said Mr.. Andrews.
"Becausc you still stand convicted of being
one Of the alleged leaders of the riols in this
city in 1863, replied the Justice, Mr..
Andrews made several efforts 10 explain,
but in each case was interrupted by the
Justice before he had time 10 get further
with his sentence than the conventional
" Your Honor" In spite OF all his protesta-
tons, Justice Bowling deferred The case
unul other counsel conld be prOcured.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
closed its fifteenth annual season at Oswego,
meeting the body has ever held, and much
business of importance Olhe organization
was transacted. The following are the Off
GERS elected lor the ensuing year II. W.
Grand 1emplar, Jonathan Ii. Orne, OF Mar.
blehead, Mass; X. w. Grand Counsellor,
W. 5. Williams, OF Napanee, Ontario, Can
ada; H. W. Grand Vlce-Tempar, Fannie
Woodbury., Of Chicago, ILL.,; r. W. Grand
Secretary, j. A. Spencer, of Cleveland,
ONO; Il. W. Grand Treasurer, John Camp
bell, OF ST Louis. The next annual session
Is TO he held in st. Louis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
cOMMmmcIAL RECORD.
wILNlNsrON MARKET.
lDnllts.


---AGENTs FUn PROF.
w PARSONS LAWS OF BUSINESS with tull dlrec-
tins and forms or all transactions in every state
hg IukOpHiLus rARsOhs, L. l.. u plofsstor OF Law
iu ll,rvari University A NEW BOOK FOR EVERY
BODY explaining every kiad Of contract and legal
o. gHlin, Ani showing how 10 drAw and execute them.
Tha highest aud hest authority In this laud Sead for
onr hb-rai ffrH also for our PGfni Bbie Fr0specfus
srnt Tree PARMELEE CO.
Jsl-t Pniadelphll Pa.
AANTED TO BORROW W.---AHOUT
w s1,OOO wanted Ou nOnd and Mortgage upon
nnrnogubd'ed mop,riy wsrth three times the money,
aud II Injured tuI $4,000 hsrest will be promptly
phd saini annuallY For further particulars address
=. AT Iuls CFFIrE frbI2-1m
Az ANTEu, IN hpMhE LOCALiTf
w Al agent irt the Delaware Mutual Life Insurance.
u0nnlut 81 Wilmington rsiei snees required Address
GEO W STONE, deur Supt
sci2! n dH2 Market eat Wilmington. D-l
XI0 nnn or $4,000 WANTED Os
tpIO,tNJO MoRtuAaE - SECURED BY PRJ
Gsrli s"fth thirty ortY thousaud dollars, Appyt
WM h'CAULLRY,
d0a Market Stree
DoY WANTED TO LHARR THE
ID pHUi BUtNEss Apply to
IL It BNlNlHURsT.
81 al7 Mar et Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

A visitor 10 the famous "Blue Spring" of
Florida, says the spring comes up half
mile or so from the 81. Johns RIVER, is said
to be eighty or ninety feet across, and some
iathoms deep, aud boils up with such force
that boat cannot be rOwed on TO it. The
stream which is thus poured out makes a
river about ninety feet wide and six feet
deep,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
Auction Sales.

b. Tnos. NJ oGLE Raal Estate Agent and Aueiioneer,
No Fast ThiIi -. Wilmington Del,
At tie Auction Rooms East 81 street, Thurs lay,
June Il 4, for Henry Duponl, trustee, iAfai OF 10,
aetei adjoining aud lying partly in the Tpgn oi New
Crile
At The Agricultural Works, Now Castle, on Tuesday,
June 10th, at 10 o elosk, A. 81, lot oi Farm IHple
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

the ACCIDENT TO GEORGE II. PENpLE.
ToN.-The late accident 10 George Ii. Pen.
dleion, who was thrown out OF Ills carriage
on Monday, near his residence, al Clifton,
turns oul TO be more serious than either he
or his friends expected. Ii is likely 10 con
fine him 10 his house for number OF weeks.
An ankle was dislocated, besides being
sprained, and other injuries were inflicted
OF u very painful characIer.-Ci Ciacianai I'm.
quirer, Mdy ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

INSTEAD OF dealing IN generahtcs about
paving the streets, would it not be better for
the Republican to tell its readers 'o]y they
are made TO pay two cents per yard more to
party lavonle for doing the work than
other parties charge2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

STRIKE OF HOTEL WATERS. The N. Y
E0eRfng Post OF the list INST, contains the
following account OF the strike of the walters
in that city:
The walters employed at the Asior House.
ST. Nicholas, New York, and Fi(th-avenue
Hotels, all OF whom are member of the ''Ho.
tel Waters Protective Association. - are on
strike 10 day for an increase OF wages,
and the hotel proprelors are subjected to
much Inconvenience in consequence.
A few days ago the walters employed at
the above.named hotels notified the respec.
tive proprietors that on the first OF June they
should demand an increase OF Their present
Iay-thirty dollars a month with board
but no answer was made to the demand,
either in the affirmative Or negative.
The walters had evidently carefully ar
ranged plan to coeTee the landlords. as
their action OF last night would seem to in
dicate. About seven O'Clock, while the
guests at the hotels named were seated at
dinner, the walters served the first course
and then marched out Ol the dining rooms
in body, 10 the very great astonishmcui OF
the diners and disgust OF the landlords. OF
course there was much confusion, aud the
dinner was finally served at each OF the
hotels by the aid Ol the chambermaids, por-
tiers, aud Office clerks, AT one or two OF the
hotels the proprietors dOnned white aprons,
/ uuu ubSGIitu tllGll iutuOlll1 III Wtll as con-
tempt for "sirikers" by themselves serving
the guests.
rhe propriotors Of the hotels paid of the
refractory walters and dismissed them nj
once. A consultation was held To-day, and
il is understood an agreement was made not
to employ any of the "strikers," or any
persons belonging TO the association. A
number OF new men were engaged To-day,
and ii is expected that by tonight about
one-lall of the full complement ot men will
lie al work in each OF the hotels. The ST.
Nicholas Hotel employs regularly ninety
walters ut table, and at two o'clock this after
noon more than forty new men had been en-
gagged in place 0t those who "slruck." The
hotel managers pay five dollars month
more for table service than the hotels Of
| Boston. Philadelphia, and other large
cities, and no trouble has been experienced
to-day in engaging men through agents at
the old rate oi wages paid here--thrty dol
lars month and board.
In the hotels where colored walters are
employed, such as the Metropolitan, there
has been no strike, as colorcd men are not
members of the organization.
The landlords expect to have all the men
required in day or two, and in no instance
will the ''strikers'' be again engaged, unless
they dissolve their connection with the soci.
ety. The "strikersn themselves will be
the persons most injured by this movement
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

Six prisoners escaped from the iail in De-
troiI, Sunday, and among them was john
son, the man who attempted tO assassinate
Allen Pinkertou. The jail al The Time of the
escape was left in charge OF Il boy II years
old. The prisoners have proceeded to Can
ada A reward ol $500 has been offered lor
the return OF johnson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

1t reads sngularly in these days oil steam
that there are yet stage and posl-hoIse routes
for the mail in some of the oldest sections OF
the country. Some 400 OF these medisyil
routes have just been awarded IN Pennsyl-
vania, and 55s in New England.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

CAN THE STREET COMMITTEE tell us why
they take from the peoples pockets two
cents per yard more than is necessary, TO
pay for paving certain streets in our city?
Are the peoples interests TO be barlered
away thus, for the sake of keeping in en-
ployment parlizAn pnyersg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
CITY MATTERS.
Mems, Youths, Boys and Children's
Spring and Summer Clothing.


our assortment is now full and complete we
have every desirable style, kind and size
Every one can I've suited from the stock-we
have all the different styles of cut-adapt
ed TO all tastes, including the medium and
subdued, preferred by many, as well as
the latest and most fashionable style.
Our large stock enables us to keep at all
times a full assortment, so that all can be
fitted at once without delay.
Our purchases always being made for cash, and
having purchased largely of late, since
the decline in woolens, our customers
share in the advantage we have TINS Sc
cured
Our sales being for cash exclusively, we have
no bad debts to provide for, and are not
obliged to tax the paying customer to
make up losses through those who do not
pay.
Our ready-made garments are superior to any
other stock of ready-made goods in Phila-
dephia any one can be as well lifted
from them as by garments made to order
anywhere they are as well made, and
equal in every respect and much cheaper
Being manufactured
By the hundreds and thousands, they can be
sold cheaper than when made up singly
but for the accommodation of those wh'
prefer we have also
Custom Department to make up to order, Will
tnOltt StlHNltu hlpIh vi pictN bouhSl NuAA
prising all styles and qualities, foreigi
and domestic, which will be made up +
measure by competent and experience
cutters and worlsmen in style equal t
the best.
Spee,al Notice. Style, fit. and make of on
garments surpassed by none, equalled b
few. All prices guaranteed lower tina
the lowest elsewhere, and full satisiaotio
guaranteed every purchaser, or the sal
cancelled and money refunded.
HA1y 1,,N WAY BFTwFF" BENNETT ysisI, Hau = Co.,
.sfaiI streets. mo. 6is Market Stree
Philadelphia.
And No 600 Broadway, New York.
Bas Banking house If JOHN McLear Sol
deposits received iron, individuals, iinla, all
corr Ioralons, suhitct 10 check at sight and il
tetest allowed. Collections msdc on all acce
sbe points in he United State, Canada M
Europe Dividends AMI interest Coupons Gu
lectei and prompt returns made. OIdei
promptly executed fer ihe purchase OF gol,
Cover vi ut and other iecuriIics lnIOrmaio
furnished aid puieha ee or exchanges Of teeu
ties made loi i2lgestors Negotiations Of NOR
gage loh,s and promissory notes Effected fiji,
No. COZ Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

APPLE BLOSSOMS. Ben. Wade has re
ceived his commission as Director OF ihe
Pacific Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The inquest over the bodies of the three
victims OF the late terrible explosion of a
locomotive on the Camden and Burlington
Railroad has been commenced before
Coroner Love, at Mount Holly, N. j. The
testimony ELECTED thus far reveals no facts
that can be used to lay blame upon any
person. 1t appears, however, that the
engine was built IN 1858. 1t was drawing y
tram of 100 tuns while il was considered
capable oil drawing 160 tuns. 1t was con-
sidered capable Oi bearing pressure OF 1l0
pounds of steam, aud il was carrying llO
pounds when the explosion TOOK place. No
defect has appeared in the boiler, by the
testimony thus far adduced, and il is probable
that the inquest will be terminated by a
verdict exculpating the railroad company
and its employees.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The storm which prevailed ln Illinois all
Wednesday night and Thursday up TO Friday
morning, did much damage to The crops,
railroad tracks, SC, III many parts in the
north and west, and more particularly IN the
central pant Of the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

COMING EVENTS CAST THEin SHADOWS
BEFoRE.-The Forney Sinking Fund Build
ing looks shabby.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

Is 1T REALLY true, as is reported, that all
who are supported by the city are not III the
Aims House?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
POwwOw between Old Ben and Uylsse,

between Wade and Grant is from the Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Herald. AS the conversation is very racy,
and characteristically chasie and refined,
we give it in full:
Old Ben Wade, who had been up at boston at tie
meeting oi the directors Of the Pacific Railroad, came
mere yesterday on his way his home ia Ohio to spe MS
he says oeosely, how the government runs without hm
Being ont Of office he has avors to ask either iur
hhseli or MS friends, and the doors Of the various heads
Of departments open to him with wonderful irepdonl
Old Ben paid his respects to the President while here
and they smoked cigar together aud discussed what
might have been and what is. when the impeachment
trial was IN progress nnu WAS more confident tnu
Grant that Wade would be President in place Of Andrew
Johhsoili TO pc depnael. The interview yesterday
naturally touched upon this point; but Wade was not
ulsposed 10 talk about it, He therefore turned the con-
Vershtoh hy asking Grant IT he had got fairly INTO tie
harness yet. Grant replied that he ad but added tint
the Presidency was not what it was cracked up to be,
lizard work, hard work. Xade,u gail tlr praq;,l.nt
sand little thanks," ami lie took grnll. mil nt lis
cigar and sighed as II he regretted that he Ind een
"That's been the complaint of every President, =,
replied wade, "and yet every politician in the country
s crazy on The subject of the Presidency Why, General
DO you know that every in the United aies senate
wants to be iresdenty aud that's bon the ease ir, NE
osgnnhg OF the governn Mt" Grant opened Ills eyes
was so eaptous with the President
u ~ @ NM tnt @ can't please everybody in this olte,
| didn't expect 10 do thnt.n
wen, no, nvt exactly" said dinut, "lut still didn
| pease.'' '' "' ~
| We'll" said Wade, "if were President would tax,
care :" my friends who made President. ss.ll
COULD and lt WrdVf In tt,a
They would make noise, anyhow y W "
'snprose,' interposed Grant, "yuur riends ,yera ev
tlenY" ~ ''"'' s'u ~
We'll, | would do nl could for then. and t,e,. /
they We're not satisfied, would tell them tLey ui'fl
make the best Ont fit," said Wade. "''s"
How do you like private life, wade nner bei,,, .
nng in tile senateY" asked Grant 9 O.
It's lhst IKE boy letting out Of school, said Wade
~ hveno bother with fellows running alter me f tls
independent" ' " i '
private M lie III the best, guess, MIR. wnde,r si,
| own MASTER" " f"
well would be that, Hyhow," said Wade, with
delaht toss Of lis nnsiire head 'tMhen was senate
never allowed nny those Fellows to boss me alSy
mad my own way" Ils was d hint ior Grant
Whethtr lie improves it remains to he seen. Ben Wnd
lett for Ohio tonight.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

PHILADELPHIA gs. WILMINeToN.-It was
not very complimentary to our woIkingmen,
ON the part of the Republicans, To send to
Philadelphia 10 import hands To grade our
streets at time when hundreds OF our own
paying citizens were idle and praying
Tor work. Compliment or no compliment,
just OF unjust, still il was done.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

CusuAw was the usher at the White
House when Andrew johnson was rresi-
dent. His salaty was $1,000 Now it is
stated ii requires General Dent, Robert
Douglass and four other person, whose
salaries aggregate s1a,8so to do Cushaw',
work.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The planters of Southern Georgia, who
are said to know more IRON experience than
all the theorists In the world about the cater
pillar, state that 1t has made its appearance
in that section, and that from their knowl-
edge OF its origin, progress and ravages, the
most serious apprehensions may be felt for
the safety Of the present crop.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
Died.

COOCH On the a1st ut, at his late residence, neat
cooels Bridge, Del, WILLIAM Cooon, In INT 'Sd
year OF his age. 49,, .,t,
HENRY LIN New Castle Hundred, tho 2Sth Of April
JANIS Henry, aged about 81 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

NEW Poor TAx.-Tvo cents extra per
foot for paving streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The Unien Hotel, Of Saratoga, with thG
new cottages, opened Tuesday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

XyOUNG MEAS LOAN ASSOCIATIoN'
II few shares of the Stock OF the Young Mems
Loan Association remain unsold
Persons who desire to subscribe should call At orc
on JOSEPH L KILL GORE, see'y,
ie1-tf Sts Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

TAX ON LUxuRlEs-W When leading Re
publican asked one Of our Councilmen why
the paving contract was given out 10 the
highest bidder, and the reply was, "Why,
You know he belongs to our partly" did ii
occur to said Councilman that "our" party
might object 10 assist IN paying so high
for the luxury OF supporting one oi its mem
hprs2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

A New York paper ascnbes the immense
advance of gold 10 the failure of an exten-
sive banking concern Of that city. 1t is
rather the result of the failure OF an exten-
siye political concern at Washington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

SAW your MONEY Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the ollce of William
MeCaal'ey Esq, No. COG Market Street, vii.
niugton, Del, mud is opened every day to re
ceiye deposits. All amounts received from ONT
dollar upwards, and Eve per cent interest paid
on ihe same from the day of deposit,
WM McCAuLLRY Pre,ilsnt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
ATTENTION.! (!
VLLHNLIONi j

Come Comet We are ready for you,
With stock of Clothing rich and new;
Gomez Come For the prices are low /
Better come soon, and don't be slow.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
LISTEN!
rIISLTN

aza> There have been opportunities for sup
plying yourselves with clothes to wear But,
compared with the golden opportunities that
are now offered by RoclShill & Wilson, they are
as the old stage coach compared with the
Pacific Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

Come Gomez For the:clothes are inel
Hotter and hotter the sun doth shine.
Come Come And you'd better come soon,
Buy fine thin clothing, for May and June.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA.
npIt6- 3moA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
H0ONHIII y MITSON'

Have everything you want in the way Of the
Best Clothing, at such aOOnderfuIly loo priess
as 10 dstonish the most experienced buyers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
YOU WANT CLOTHES!
AOn MvNL OI0LHTSi

Though times be dull and trade be slack,
Yet you must have clothes upon your back
You can buy them cheaper than ever before
AT Rockhill & Wilson's Bio BRowN STORE.
, 1869-05-11
MEDICAL CARDS,
DR., James, ,

II md g Raadotah+. formerly .. James Lax ho.
rxtaI new O71eana tetsbHabed b laso'. md tof he
iszs atns ye4ss d ohseass, tas sscoessnly treated
mers t1oe.ses Il ehrun5e character. during ~ psa
tw1nty yea,., than sny othef phyddsn tn The uuHet
StRte4.
Dr. james tes.1anials ars from N pa11 Of he atet
s..tez from the medical fseab1, pTo{essaEs q ne7
colleges hupHals nod ffosu ths peen- pT. Jxttes n
beeo ptuaane1uy befors tSe poh&ie - spedaast+ up
Wzras ct twRJ yesss, md ha reputation U HnfTsfsa1
SFPH1LIA n m In HAEe<. Wte&tsr Ac4r3Eed Of nT
edita1y. tzdieal and peu.nent9 e1rea. without The
Use Of me9r11y Of my poisonous drug
SElF-ABC6E, tenain& 70 pEtsnAt1tft decay. aa5
ElncJ, cr1d hr The iu3aIthie method. md full
mental and phyIc11 vlEcr restored Ch!onic1 taeT
eu{al md sduntouA aeetous Blood AoA skin diseases
a1d III d{seases tf contagious vereal ehasa3ef. akl
snl1y treated ana ptzaenaly cued n the edortoE po&
z{ble ttpac without 4ncoUy <xtfneA 70 the PAt3eat
F.aE d1hcniea and irregularities tsta:ed With Este
Dr. sies hss the best agpotnted mofsexa ADD au1za
Ronss In tha United 3t&teA Fat1eHts c.r In con
taa with e1eh other. md ali Consultations s4ey ecp6
de1t4al.
OFFICE md PARLoRs, n ND y Raadotph-x COZ
ner q Deaboru. up4tsirs, in oGee from - tosp r.
JUST ISSUED.
Tr-nte on diseases cf his specIaty. get n eeAie,
enytSopr, to any sddtea1, Ect, Address DE- JAMES
r. @. Drawer &1S$ Ehit4Eqs Ill
, 1869-05-11

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, 1869-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,
SChenck's PuImOn1c Syrup,
Scheuck.s Sea Weed Tonic,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.

ThcAe th.ce incidence e,11t PULMONARY. TEHER.
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encs lycs Ia Pniadetphlz- ~he,r kr has Atxr prae
ttct Hc aas a1eo Gtte ht ra,1ns In Boston and Ntw
seheueks medicines intended to cleanse the tom
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created = ea4 dseati,n tsod food mikes hlood good
ianss ses b. seaeaek ~ oaes il IL LII s:sse d
eonsuufssnn, and csred himself hy hese thrGe nedi
dneA He II now l1tSe. feahy man.
With hi Reer4rometer, the prize - Oner hoars =
e1eh ety from T. N. 70 :. "a 4 fu0 supptJ Of DT
Selrnrfe mcdlesnta Il. sas 4 Ill tigs 4 hs rooi1a
stso by DsuSk4sts EtpcgaIy.