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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

Sub ptOns also ecei Ell of uri ere by The axten.
sivs hres IA Michigan, Mlnuesoti aud Wisconsin, bF
hi hundreds OF miles Of forest and prairie and Thirty
village. were destroyed. When sending fubsci iptons
en- pesse state other~ise hsy will b. itsd
to the Oh cage sufferers.
Subscriptions receive from residents OF PLiladel-
phii as vel as citiasns.
Firms, manufacturing establishments, railroad, coal
iron aud other companies land private czent) In and
Of the city should seud in their subscrp-
tions and al once inaugutate movement among their
employees TO secure zone dav's income, ipitou rafting
10 DC called upon o. Formally notified by The cOmmief.
Subscriptions should be handed IN 10 the Cashier Of
the nearest Bank, who Is authorized to receive them
to the Treasurer, /, MONTGOMERY BONN, hsq., rresi
dent Ksye QUE BANK, No. 1876 CIEsrN Street PHIL
aielphia. noN9-lm
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"a Dwelling House, S2l Market Stseel-ia ROOM
wa M Dwelling 1909 East Seventh STREET. rooms
liIfN Dwelling over llth street Bridget rooms,
rtiilzA yelling aud one acre Of land nesr tbs Ola
sweeds Church, or several moro acres could be had
desired Possession on March Roth, 1871.
Apply to
". MeCAULLEY s. CO..
mhl7 o. COS Msrket street Wil,nineto,, nj
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DIVIDENDS.

moth DIvIDEND--BANK OF saYREA.
No Now I'd 1911.
The Directors Of this Institution have this DAY de-
eared Dividend Of (6l SIX PR CENT. out Of the pro-
ass for the months payable TO the so hh'ders
their legal representatives, GU demand clear OF ="
tAxas BY Order,
noyTw4t W. 81. BELL, Cashier.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

The valuable House and Lot of LAM situate at the
Ia. s. T. corner Of Eighth aud French streets ia
m,H the City Of Wilmington, Delaware (lats Of Miss
Eit4t Bedford, dec sasedl The Lot Is over 20 fes
iii4A front on French street, AMI extends through
ns square to Walnut strest. This is desirable pro.
lerty for residence or investment.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY,
Executor Of II. J. Bedford, dec "a
fef bif No. 6uB Market street
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Official Appointments.
STATE OF DELAWARE,


LAST 9i the Justices Of the Pence and Notaries fubhc
appointed by the Executive Authority Of the State Of
Delaware, rom December 9th, 1870, To November 4'l
1871.
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50 give idea Of the distress exsAg consequent
thereupon, Kive the oloEing bitf aud cOmpr, hen
aye OK rict
Iron the New iork HrGld)
Women and children are going round, seek.
az something TO satisfy their hunger which there 10
nothing TO supply. No Ons has provisions money.
What provisions there In the city burned
o. eaten few people have enough for day Or two
not longer. PROVISIONS arriving, but dis ribnted
fast possible. TWenly dead bodies have been ta-
ken The station the NORTH side At present II Is
impossible to know who they As night comes on,
the want OF gas is keenlv felt there lew candles In
the city. aud water except what is taken from the
Lake Hreat 10 Of thieves felt the Nes' side
and General Sheridan Is still calling Tor troops from dit
poss IN keep order. All business and work is
susp snded, aud every one Is occupied In procuring
sonett ing 10 eat places Of shetsr. TIC Euterngs
on tne North eide are heart rending. fits thousand
msn, won n and children huddlsl together like
many animals Seventeen III luAand dermAns aid Irish
praying TOR RELIEF. Helpless children are asking for
bread from heart broken parents, who know not which
way IN turn, 10 do, except 70 await supplies which
must be shw in coming, there is part Of the burnt
dittrict where II almost impos,Ole travel Patti
lives which nearly spent all exposed to
the rain latt night aud the cold raw Winds to-day
Several deaths hav occurred at lincoln park. Another
night must be speat In the Lincoln lark and the brick
fields Of Division stet, and yet another, Trains and
extras are loaded to their fullest capacity taking peO
but yet cannot stay here, aud each ira leaves five
! times as many passengers AS II takes away. Tn
Evening Journal got out half sheet tonight ant
/ other paper- will follow TO morrow.
When sending subsoii ptons please write nam plainl
! 20 that they cAu b, correctly Acknowledged.
| FORM FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
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FOR RENT,

,s.,SA A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL MAN
MEa SION HOUSE, with dne lawn eround
h,t k# and shade trees surrounding, with LOT on
EAAEh LAND. within two miles VI Wilmington,
Possession will be given the 10th Of Matchnext
Apply to
W. McCAULLEY 4 CO.,
EIDE No. 6od Market Street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
WANTS.
WANTED.

A FEW GOOD CANvAssERs Tor and prohia-
~ ble business, 10 canvass the State " DelAwAre.-
d. d. 62T East 18th street.
dsei.lm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
FOR RENT,

NEAR THE SUBURBS OF PETERSBURG, VA.
hsSq farm OF Go acres, we'll adapted for truchiaR
EllNlS has also excellent apple aud peach orchards,
k,l IA aud Ail necessary ont buildings besides sub
iitlt&. stantia dwelling house. hue opportunity
iOr anJ person wishing to try th Of tna c0uury
year with view Of settling otherEiss AS the
plaes will he let Tor very log rent, owing uufOrseeu
TO respon he party. The place be
bought for $1,000
mh2T j. A. HEONN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
Prospectus EOr IS72.
THE LADY'S FRIEND,

The Iublhhsr- of THE LADis Fkigsn have ludsl to
reduce tz prc- a. single suncsp. 5u tn AZ w
-lhs pie,s TO Cluts he'dy yeiy low iemaniis tie
ssmu.
The following noveles with 40, usual variety q, short
stories, are announced 10, l,7l. ME-. Moods nagelet
will run through the whole year
WITHIN THE MAZE, or, LADY AN
DINNIAN's TRIAL.
By Mrs. HENRY WOOD, Euth,r Of East Lyt ng" etc
UNA AND HER LIOAs.
By MISS A, L. MJZz Y. sutbor Of zone won,uis tx
perience " Jealousy etc etc
QUEEN COQUETTA.
By DAISY NENTNOR, author ot"Piince Ch.tm'nf." etc
ONLY A WISH
By A. 81. DANA, author OF "Jaffiag Chorus. etc etc
MISSION Work.
By Mrs MARGARET 10 MkR, author of"A Tdrn 10
foTtunes Wheel etc ere.
AN EVERF-DAS HEROINE
BY AMANDA NJ DOUGLASS author of"solil SITE, %
"a Little Money etc.
ENGRAVINGsi THE Engfarins. Of Tus I.ny,s
FREED are OF very superior chara'ter They embrace
beautiful pictures Of SUI icts which touch the seati
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cd st low pii'tl II d tratlons VI LAdle fancy Work
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mUsIC.-A pece Of tie latest ana most fashionable
Music accompanies every number. The Muse h, oftt-
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In short, THE LADY'S FRIEND aims Ia he and its
proFristors III nix i, the most Rhni B-auttui an
Interesting Of tue M4gazuss-bsiug ia C,yrr Enyr..
Wings and Contents Just what Ldy's Magazine sh0u
be-
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NOTICE.

Ths eighth InstallIns nt Of So 80 per Share
N on MASONIC HALL COMPANY STOCK VIII
~ ~ be due aud p-yatls on December 2ist At th'
M Farmers Bank, Third aud Market streets, be
" Ntween the hours OF A. NJ, and p. ~ or
al thu Store Of W. A. Almon1 Bro. Eighth aud Mar
kst streets, from to p. NJ.
b by Order Of the Roard,
! dse1I J p. ALMOND, se'.
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,CHE PnILADEIPmIA, WILMINGTON

| AND BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia, December ~, 1871.
The BoAtd Of Directors have declared seni annual
Dividend Il -Four per cent the cAptal so OF the
dseli-4w A. HORNER, se Rotary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

Pease draw Checks To- the rider Of the Treasurer whose
endorsement will be receipt In addit on 10 the FAC
Luoalels ment."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

IT Is NOW authortatively announced that
he Prince Of Wales is rapidly recovering
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

,sa-sSS 20 saLE.--John McAiasin olers 10
m!na sale tnree story
SsAh DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE.
Southeast corner Of Third aad West Streets Ntiuipe
ton, Del Bath rooms aud patent closets IA eash stony,
not and Geld water all over house, gas heater range aud
other venienee veaudahs at TIRES btores comAna-
ing superb views the Delaware River and urrouudIngH
large and beautiful garden flowers aud yvgeis
vines fruits, ETC. u fest front West street, luO feet
deep House was constructed exprsss Tor owners use
but having purchased aud removed McMaktn's At
lantr hotsl Cape May he oGurs thia tasteful home
for sale.
ly,ifdssret. Apply to
wOOLsTON CO.,
No. 10 East Third street, " imiugior, Del,
Or address JOHN MoNAklN, "MeMakin's Aunttic
II tel" Cape May city, Nj, uiUu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

TEHms.-s% yeT -Four pies SB Ei.ht
FEiEsD "a y ana one Of 4 BIZ PosT q 5l) for 81.
Address. DEACON q PETERsOS,
No 3IS Walnut street philssslpbiA.
Ez- Single numbers 20 ,uis f
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19
GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL
AND
MASQUERADE.
At St. Mary's College Skating Rink
On Thursday Night, Dec. 81, 1871.

Doors open at 8 and Skating commences at oe'ook-
No Skaters allowed the heor unless In costume =
Masks removed at 1917 O'Clock Skater must hand IN
their names to the Superintendent to Mr. b. Tyler,
Allmonds Balldng Corner Eighth and Market Streets
before Wednesday, December 10th, as the management
reserves the right TO fufe admission Or use o. skates 70
any Objectionable person. The free list, with the exeeP-
ton Of the press, Is suspended on this occasion ST.,
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, 81 %. Use
o! Skates, 20 cents extra.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Hon. J. S. Valentine, Franc vincent
Hon j. Maria Prof W. @. Reynolds.
Col. A. II, Grmsbaw VIM. I. Croasdae,
Isaac @. Pyle, Col. ii. fnneBHni
JE TYLER, Henry Eckel,
II. R. Bringhurat X. Il: Robinson
nr. Jno Cameron Jas. II Beggs,
Edward Mc1nall, sr. DR.. d. W. MAull.
Thomas NJ. Ogis, Paasmore h MITCHELL
d elltf GRO Il. BRIGGS, supt.
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% G. HIC A q o
AND
N 0 r 7 II w \ S I + r n
SUFFERERS.

COMMITTEE ON "TRADgs" AND "lNfERfsTs"
NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED Tor, AND ON
"ONE DAYS INCOME"
APPOINTED BY HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHAIRMAN,
GEoKUE II. STUART, JR.
Maj Gen. GEO. @. MFADE IT,. MONTGOMERY BIND.
den. kObr PATTERSON, President Keystone BANK
JOHN WELSH. THOMAS KENNEDY,
RAW. WslshL Pres Spring Gard II Bank,
GEO. Il, STUART Jii lCol THOMAS A. sc UT,
PETER r SIkONs Pennsylvania Central r. r.
q. STUART PATTEns IN. DUNCAN NJ. NICHOLSON
kENkGuiLLUU, JAMES ROSS sNOWDkN
NELSON y. EVANS, SAMUEL THOMPSON
MM. r. MISKEY, RICHARD v COOK.
ED. Il. HUTCHlNs, NJ. D. lwM q. GROW Eli.
H. MONTGOMERY BOND, Treasurer.
DUNCAN NJ MlTChESON Secretary.
OPFioE OF THR cosMirrKK, No. 6.s WALSuT sTREsr
| PaILAbELPHtA, Oct ~, Is 1.
Dear Sir The oil sct OF the appointing nj Of the lore
going committee Is to contributions Tor the ae
ted and suffering poor Of Chicago from all those o. OIL
cit Eshs who have not yet been csled upon TO give
the relief Of sister eiy, aud who do not belong
professions trades for the cAnvassng OF which con
| mittses have been already appointed.
The terrible elects Of the overwhelming Ataehoph
which hss ruined and rendered housstss so many ten
OF thousands OF fellow country men, just at the con
meneement OF winter, can only be miugAted ny IN
prompt and liberal donations OF all classes Of our peo
pie. Fellow Citizens Manufacturers, Mechanics AM
TrAdesmen OF the City Of Brotherly Loyel give OF you
abundance and to the best Of ability Tor the re'
Of the suffering meu, women and children OF Chicago
or the Northwest and you will regret the none
you thus contribute
, DUNCAN NJ NICHOLSON. Secretary.
Office, No. cs3 WALNUT street, Philadelphia
Hours-lO 5.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n WiIMiSsr5E READIEa x. K. Co.
The anpual meeting oi s'uckto ders aud election Of
Directors IN be cid the uhiee Of the Company.
Coatesville, ana. on TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1871,
atlgM. W. S HILLS,
d.cls.lg Sec tsTy
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FREE LAND

HAVE two lots just outside tie City boupasrv ana
hlndred ieet front On four "a Railroads that will
deed FREE for any manufacturing business NOT A pui.
ahee lnoVlSl j. A. BROWN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

UnqestiOnably the best sustained
work of the Kind In the World"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-19

ff2k OGLETOWN hUTEL for SALE
lss5HH contains u kOOMs-f up stairs and 3 dow o.
liii M stable Shedding, aud putip OF excellent water
nAlsAl At door One acre OF gtouAd attached. Iriee
bSuUUi $1,000 may reman on mortgage Foi further
'atueulMe Apply 70 Mrs ELIZA WILEY,
n,,.,.. On the premises.
D. to THOMAS N. odLE, No East Third street
Wilmington, Del. is
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60 give idea Of the distress xstiHg sut
thereupon Kive the olowing biitf aud eOmpr hen.
aive OK rtct -
Hmm IN Nm I'M ILlrnId
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-18
West BraffIeboro.
A BIRTH DAY PARTY.

Mrs. Sally Harris, mother OF Charles
Harris, who is well known in this town as
dealer in shade trees, evergreen hedges,
&c, entered the seventy-ninth wear of her
age on Tuesday last, August IL.
To commemorate this event aud give ex-
preston 10 their filia affection and kind
regard, company consisting OF the child
ren, grand children, aud great grand child
rem of this aged matron, with her two
brothers and their wives, various other
relatives, and u few Invited guests, -sev-
enty-fve in al, convened on that day, at
the house of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Bradley, where after an exchange of
friendly greetings, kind congratulations
&c, they partook of a dinner which king
or "A queen might covet. The table was
prepared under beautiful bower erected
for the occasion, and near it stood SUI
mach loaded with its crimson berries and a
variety of other fri.a, consisting of"green-
backs" government shin-plasters," snuff,
tobacco, pipes, slippers caps, and various
articles of apparel, the total value of which
was about forty dollars, twenty five dol
lars of it being in National currency. Din
ner being over, and the most valuable por-
ton of the fruit borne by the sumach,
plucked and presented to the venerable
lady who was the centre of attraction, Rev.
Joseph Chandler made brief but highly
appropriate address, and concluded the OK
erciscs with prayer. All the children OF
Mrs. Harris, eight in number, are now
living, and were present on this interesting
| sin IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-18
West Dam No. ersfon.

Mr.. Bailey of West Dummerston has
recently returned from visit to Albany,
y. Y, where he went to represent the good
quality of the Dummerston granite as a
building material for the new capitol. Mr..
Bailey was well received by the commits
sioners, and had his visit been made al an
earlier date it is probable that his offers
might have been accepted for a large
amount of granite. There is no better gean-
lite in the country than that from the Dunn
merston quarries. 1t is uniform in struc-
ture, almost as white as marble, free from
iron, and easily quarried. When the Rail
road to Jamaica is built the surveyed route
of which runs directly through these quar-
ries, Mr.. Bailey may compete with
any other parties in the United States for
furnishing granite. As it is, there are
some prospects of his receiving extensive
orders from the Albany commissioners.
MIR. Bailey brought with him an ongray-
ing Of the new capitol, rs 1t will appear
when finished. 1t is to be built entirely OF
granite will be the work of several years,
and, when completed, will hardly be sur
passed in beauty and richness by any other
edifce of the country.
Chester Harris of this place has picked,
aud sold, from his place AIS quarts of wild
Raspberries, black and red, this season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-18

Mr.. Beers, our prosperous tanner, is
to build a cottage house on Hancock street.
Mr.. Gilman Britton, an esteemed citl-
zen, is, we are glad to learn, recovering
from severe run Of lung fever, which his
friends had fears would prove fatal.
Mrs. Bascom, our enterprsng millin-
err, is intending soon to max some fine i'm
provements in and about her store and
house, near the bridge connecting Main
and Canal streets.
Last Saturday afternoon IIinsdale young
mems base ball club visited Winchester and
played match game with club of that
place, which resulted in victory for Hns-
dale by 45 to 90.
In II letter from Col. Levi Green to
gentleman here, is the news that he Is well,
in good spirit, and is now completing his
fine dweling-houso which he commenced
to build in Portland, Me-, soon after his re-
moval there from Hnsdale, a few months
ago.
1t is greatly regretted here that Mr.. Ii.
l.. Hayward, the excellent expressman, has
withdrawn from the route between Hins-
dale and Brattleboro, and given up the bus
mess. 1t is unknown who or whether any
one will succeed him on this route. IIav-
ing made arrangements to move to Spring
field, Mass, was the cause of his sudden
decision to quit the business. The acquain-
lance of many of our people with Brattlc-
boro would soon grow cold without this
long established link to perpetuate it. Mr..
Hayward has good outfit for the business
which he would dispose of on excellent and
liberal conditions to steady and active
man. We hope such man will immedi-
atelv apply to him for it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-18
.rRys DFP.sRTURRs ~ R.rG-
L.s.vD.

There have been number OF occurrences
in England during the past few years
which indicate that in spite of her rever-
enced constitution which has been declared
AS fixed as the everlasting hills, she is fast
diminishing the short space that separates
her government from democracy. None
0f these events have been Of a magnitude
that could be appropriately termed revolu-
tionary, and yet they have been sufficient
indicators Of the direction in which the
country is moving.
1t is now but very short time since the
measure for the disestablishment of the
Irish church was almost defeated by the
refusal Of the Lords to sanction it, But it
will be remembered that rather than pro-
woke a collision and raise popular clamor
against its very existence, tho Upper
House at length yielded, admitting freely
that there could be no successful opposition
to the Commons.
II was then predicted that by their ac-
ton the Lords had substantially abdicated
all direct control and would never again
constitute an active part of the English
government. How true was this predic-
ton recent events have shown us.
The Gladstone ministry not long Since
yielding to the popular demands, intro
ducod into the House of Commons what
was known as the "Army bill" but which
became through amendments, at the time
of its passage in that body, merely bill
Tor the adjustment Of the system of pur-
chasing commissions in the army. The
House of Lords returned the bill to the
Commons loaded with amendments which
substantially defeated its provisions. Such
boldness on the part of the peers took every
one by surprise. For years they had not
dared TO take such bold action. Were they
TO be allowed to defeat the will Of the peo-
pier Were the Liberals of England, backed
by the entire middle and lower classes, to
submit TO she negative of the aristocracy ?
Was Gladstone to calmly see himself and
MS friends entirely routed and driven
from Office by VIC blind stupidity Of few
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-08-18

Koith," entered by l.. c. Robinson; Jew
ell" (owner not given; "Steyverson," by
s. +. Twitchell; "Nellie Greene" by II. A.
Greene; Little Dexter" by Il. l.. Allen;
"Kitty Clover" by II. Martin; Lady
Romp," by T. T. Sisson. This race appear
cd to excite more interost1han either of the
others, and betting was quite lively, "Jew-
ell' being the favorite, though the friends
of "Steyverson" appeared confident of his
ability TO win the first money. "Kitty
Glover" and "Nellie Greene" were distance
ed in the first heat, and "Nellie Keith" in
the second. AS in the previous contests,
the horse winning the first heat maintained
his position and won the race, "Jewcll"
proving herself mistress Of the situation.
She was closely followed by "Steyverson,"
and both horses made much better time
than those of the second class; being re-
ported at 2:42I, 2:3si 2:37I. Dissatisfaction
being expressed ut the manner In which
"Steyverson" was driven in the first two
heats, another driver was substituted, but
without affecting the result. The extreme
heat of the day evidently told upon the an
finals as well as the spectators, but without
any serious result; and no accident of con-
sequence occurred. The sporting fratern-
iiy" were largely represented from the cit
les, and pools ranging from SIS to 8l00 and
over were freely sold, amounting in the ag-
gregate to several thousand dollars. The
trotting concluded at 6 O'Clock, and the
crowd quietly dispersed.