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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
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$500 Dela,oare City To,on Bonds for SAG sac
in 500 aud $500 Bonds Interest per cent bbsrJv
vine stock Wilmington City Loan and First NSto ~
Bank stock by John MeLear s. Son, Bankers NO W.
M,rlet street
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Remember the Festival given by the la
dies of lhe First Presbyterian Church com.
menclpg on Wednesday Evg. Nov. I'D
closing Friday Evg. Gath at the Old Chur' h
cor. 10th and Market sts.- the bill OF rare
will embrace every thing good Tickets ~
rpaia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

7-sO Gold Bonds.-We are selling unS
Northern Pacific s-i9 Gold Bonds at par, ana
Denominations 500 to $4,000 These b %9nIi,,s saw.
ings banks md the public generally. They are us1
t;Svernment Tax All marketable securities 'sKeh III NJ
change full market prices by John mobe" NV''
EaQ Market
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

During the term of Court at New Castle,
trains run as follows Leave Wilmington at
1s.55, 9.25 and 1910 A. NJ, 100 and G.25
p NJ. Leave New Castle at 7.40 and 9.55
A. NJ, and 1915, S,a3, 615 and 9.25 I'm.
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CONNECTIONS
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.


COMMENCING NOVEMBER 81, 1870.
Trains will leave Depot Of Broad street ard
Warrington Avenue, AS follows:
WAY,MAlL TRAIN at $50 a. m. tsundAvs excepted,
or bAmeTe, St. pplng A. al Regular Stations, Con-
It Clsten with s,Hyrns branch Rail Road and Maryland
aud Delaware hAii Road, at harrington with Junction
and BrsakwaeF Rail Road vt seAord with Dorchester
nd Delaware Rail RoAs at Delmar with Eastern shore
kai; Road, at Salisbury VI Nieomieo and PoeOmoke
LxpRFsS TRAIN liza. N (suudays exeeptss.
fof Baltimore sns Ws-hils lpping At Wilmington
'-rrt'' Y ''d l'sgei' '.necis at Whining ton
Pas A.SE Sundays exeepted,)
for % 'ih'.' ~ W.se o. ,oppiug at Chester Thur
ie..t D.. rth.Eas', Charl-stovn Perryvnie,
H.Tr' ''aee, erdeen. penymans, Rdgewood, Mag-
auliA Insse's AID stemmer's Kun
sENlGilr AXpRESs at II 80 p. (iAily,) for BaltI-
more A.d Washing On stopping at Chester, Linwood,
ClaSmont, Wilmington, Newark, klkton, North-EasL
rerrySlie Aeyre.ds-Grace, PerryInsnH aud Magnolia
pAs,esgers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and Will
Leave Philadelphia at HOO, n. 2,so 90 and 90
p L.. The o., p NJ train eonneets with Delaware Rail
LoAve Wilmington at IS ana ~ d. ~. > O. AGO. and
tseea Chester aud rhiaieiphia.
Tr IL leaving Wilmington L 6,i5 a. Il. and 400 D.
a., viii connect al Ltmokin Junction with The 90
"A md ~ M l5Aies Tor Philadelphia aud Balii-
TnRoUGu TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 10 80, u 20 III ~ and 10 20
p IN.
From BALTIMoRg TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 70 a. Way Mail . 40 a. N sx-
press 80 p LHprs's. % y. m. Express. 10 20
| " IN. "a press.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester al " 90 sni II a. aud IS ,. NJ
Leave Wilmington at l. o., % AID Il o. a. m, h IS
| and o Il 9. m.
hUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves baltimore At IS m, stopping at Magnolia
Perry man'si Aberdeen havre-ds-Gra =, Perry Vile
| Chara.tlNu, Mort -East, Elkton, Newark, stanton
Newport wilmington, ClaYmoat Linwooi and Chester
rough tickets 10 all ints West, south aud south.
wsst may be procured At ticket OH Ice SIS Chestnut
-treet. under nueutt Hotel, Whsre also state o mi
Befths in siseliug Cars lie secured during the
iay. Persons purchasing tickets this office can have
baggage checked al their residence by the Union Trans
fer Company. IL. F. kkNNkY, surt.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
DeInwnre Firemen.

The Washington Steam Fire Company, of
Wilmington, Del, will spend day in this
city as the guests of our fremen. -NOgolk
Journal Nov 10th.
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Brine, NO. OUo lhuFhot btfoui ANs 49,
eeyed large and well selected stock o. poo's aha 500
for Fall and Winter wear, made o. the peA ~ ~
In superior style Of Workmanship, wnleu VIII eoinpaIe
favorably with any customer made shoe hls Prices
arc lower than the lowest Ca and examine MS STOCK
and satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

On Friday evening, man WINE MN, MeuS'. .,
on the track, was run over on the la'iioau NJ
Claymont.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

United States 5-2O's bought, sold and l.. e <.
changed at highest market rates. Money reeel.o 1t
osit ami Interest allowed Coupons, Divideuus, iue.
and COLLECTIONS payable in this and other cities -
eod and silver wanted by john MeLeHr SOM b'nAe''
~ 600 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On aud after WEDNESDAY October 18th 1871, "a pas
ssuger car will be stitched tn the fro ght train leaving
Philadelphia, at 800 ? N br minston.
Tue train WI st1J Satioas as filoFs, when size
nallei: Cray Rerry. . IL ?. "; Ltzrsltn, $50 p
Chester, al P. N; Lamok u, q IS P.M rhurl0T. 949
inwood, 80 P. N; Claym NJ, 1901 P. Nj Ellershe,
1O1sP N arrive Wilmington u 30 p, n,
oet23-2m II. 7. KENAEY, --SuP.t.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Tho wilminplon Steamboat Company
have ceased running the ARIEL between THIS
city and Phladelphia, for the season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

company-T 80 interest Gold, payable semannnally
@.Iapuary aud July-free Of Government lax Ihese
IaS ~ secured 81 FIRST and only mortgage on the
Rna5 and It's earnings and all the property Of the Com
Including nearly sixty millions OF scres OF he best
iciturai timber section on the continent About the
al NJ Januaoy next nearly two millions Of acres OF tbs
snss lands in Minnesota will be placed N the market by
~ Nartbsrn pacific Railroad Company, and tue pro:
sds ftber sale will be used TO purchase ana cancel
The companys 73o Bonds provided they can be Pq5
ssilrs, a par and accrued interest in currency
G Am NJ ~ 4 SON. bankers No COZ Market street
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THE
AMERICAN WASHER.
PRICE $3.50.
The American Washer Saves Money,
Time and Drudgery.'
THE

The Fatigue OF Wishing Day no Longer Dreaded, but
Economy, iieney and Clean Clothing, sure.
In calling public attention to this little machine,
few Of the invaluable qu4 es (n0 possessed by any
other washing maohine yet tnvsnted here enamer-
ated.
1t is the smallest. most compact most portable, most
simple in construction, most easily 'psrated. child
ten years old, with few hours p.aetieeican thorough
~ comprehend and esetudlg use II. There Is no I'D.
usung, screws to annoy, No delay In adapting II
is always ready for usel II sa perfect little wonder
It Is miniature giant doing moro work aud Of better
OF the labor is fully saved by s use, and the clothes will
last onsha longer thaa by the old plan Of the rub
board It will wash the largest blanket. Three shirts
at time washing thoroughly 10 word, the abution
Of any fabric, FROM Quilt to Lace Curtain Cambria
Handkerchief are "a ially within the capacity Of Thu
LITTLE GEM Il can be fastened to any tub and las
ken OF at will.
| No matter how deep rooted prejudice may exist
against Washing Machines the moment this little ma
chine to perform Its wonders all doubts Of Ia
| cleansing efficacy and utiitJ banished and the
doub aud iertctor at beeom the fast friends OF
| the machine.
we havs testimonials without end setting forth It
nume.ous advantag es all others, and from han
dreis who have thrown aisle the unwiedy, useless
chimes which have sguay failed to accomplish the oh
jec promised In prominent aud loud sounding Adverte
msnts.
1t Is as perfect for washiHg as wrnger il for wiring
lug The prizes another paramount indueement to pur
chAsers, b been placed low that il Is Within tn
reach Of every housekeeper, and there In article
domestic economy that will repay.he small lnyesimer
| 20
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Connolly Whiskey always on hand, by the
dneed here Brandy equally fine, at II. r. Bring
3l7 Market street,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY oFFIC EHs.

CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-Joshuas s. Valentine.
Chef Police-Edward j. Dougherty.
Sergeant of Polce-Rchard II. Heritage
Z" John NJ. stewart
Treasurer-Joseph L. Kilgore.
CiiV S0ficifOr-Ignatus q. Grub.
Street Commissioner Edward Mc!ntre.
Assistant Street Commisstoner-John Ruth.
Clerk Of Mdrket-James McGlinchey.
CITY Surveyors-panie Farra, Samuel Candy, Jr.'
and Myers G. Conwel -
Vaccine PhyscdHs-Dr. John p. Wales, Dr. d. we
Maull
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LEATHER BETTING,

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DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE
"a a 5.S3sssa Summer Arrangement.

gu aui after MONDAY.
exceptsd,) Passenger Trains
NOlrHWARD.
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Ina WAY TO GRow Rca, -,
The New York herald., 1871-03-14

:. Steamship Fenela tBr), Williams, London-Henderson
steamship Britannia (Br,, Campbell Glasgow Hender.
son Bros.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames
Ship Tantalon Castle (Br), Brown LondonE Morgans
Sons.
Ship Nesntan, Schibye, Boston-v II Brown 4 Co.
Bark Olaf Nckelsen Nor>, Vrgt Cork for ordersC To
bias 4 CO.
Bark Alaska, Potter. Cette -Lawrence Giles Co.
Bark Jas Welsh, Hammond, Barbados-T T&F A Dwight
4 Co.
Bark Henry Lord, P,nkham, Cardenas-waish, Field
Way.
Bark Sarah Fraser. Knight, Charleston-Brett, Son
Co.
Brig Hedvis (Dan) Jorgenson CopenhsSenFunch, Edge
Brig Fanny Cswe, Baden, Cronstadt-Funch, Edye Co.
Brig Gipsey (Dan) Bernbaum, st CroxP Hanford Co.
Brig Morning Light, Dill, Arroyo, PR-L, Arm
strong.
Brig Thos Owen Guptn, Havana--Jas z Ward Co.
Brig Five Brothers (Br, Thnrow, Matanzas-Miller
Houghton-
Brig Naiad (Br), Eve, cienfuegos-rucker & Light.
bourne.
Brig Tally Ho Chisham Brunswick. Ga-F Talbot L Co.
Brig Ida Thompson, Portland-R Buck a Go.
Schr Saadin (Br), Charlton, Cornwas-Crandal, Ber-
schr Madison Holmes, Bayes. Corpus Chris.i-H E
sc6r Nathaniel Holmes, Northrup Jacksonville
schr Carlisle, Northrup Jacksonville Bentley, Miller
Co
Schr Evelyn Burger, Stamford.
Steamer @ Walker Sherein, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
TILE STATE CAPITAL.
THE BOSS AND THE STATUE.
Tweed Practising the Roman Virtue
Of Moderation.
a BILL AGAINST ABORTIONISTS

ALBANY March Is, 1871.
The two houses rcassemblsd this evening, aud, as
usual the democrats were
FEW AND PAR BETWEEN,
M compared TO the republicans. Several bills
which the ruling spirits of the majority desired
passed, had consequently to be gwen the 20 by,
much TO the delight OF the minority, who or late
have become very prompt In putting in an appear.
ance just when they are wanted. The only
BILL OF ANY IMPORTANCE
introduced was one by Senator Norton In relation
TO abortions. II repeals all previous laws relating
TO the subject end declares the killing of mother
or child by medicines or instruments unlawfuy
used in cases where the OF life does not
demand il manslaughter In the second degree All
parties selling disposng Of the medicines. who
advertise them, considered as guilty OF misde-
meanor and are made subject TO long imprisonment
and heavy fines The BILL believe is backed by the
influence of the Dlstrlct Attorneys Office OF your city.
Aoortoniss used TO slip through the meshes Of the
old law too easily.
The Boss sent q despatch 10 New York tonight
which Will undoubtedly rie the spirits and spoil The
well-laid plans OF many an ambitious onceseeker.
Ii consisted OF positive order TO the head ana front
OF the association which intended to erect starue to
has Bossship IN New York put stop their work
ings. Thus what was at first gotten up as a Joke
Will not be bronze reality after all. Win Seventh
ward poilicians ever recover from this square hit
between the eyesl
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
LUCILLE WESTERN AND womewS RGHTs--se GOES Foa o..
FULLER WALKER,

! NEW YORK. March IL, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-In glancing over the columns OF your issue OF
the l1th, was much surprised to see my name in
troduced in speech on woman's rights, purporting
to emanate from DR.. Fuller Walker whoever he may
De, in which he asserts. "That the fast young men
on one side and Lydla Thompson on the other are
the men who keep the opinion afoat that 1t Is un-
womanly for woman to work" Now, sir, allow
me- through your valuable paper to INFORM this con-
temptible slanderer tnat "harder working woman,
than myself never existed as any one who knows me
can testify; that / was never seen on the Harlem
road In the company OF any man or woman, save
that 81 member OF my own family; that am not
dependent upon fast men, nor upon the efforts Of
any individual i'll this word tsave those OF my mo-
ther and myself for whatever position may now
occupy in the profession taS honorable an
one as any under the SUM, OF which
my name he has uttered wantOn, malignant
falsehood. As to Miss Thompson 1 have not the
pleasure OF that lady's acquaintance; but, judging
from the teoor OF the learned DOCTORS speech,
useful ornament to society than is who viii
make malicious and cowardy attack upon q
woman he does not know merely because he be-
lieves ner to be defenceless. Brave doctor Evil
IDENTITY this brilliant orator has never condescended
TO witness my performances, or he must have seen
that, In all cases, my audiences were chiefly COM
posed OF ladies' When this individual crltlcZes my
ability as an artist ne prerORative to which
al are entitled but when ne assails my private
character, falsely or otherwise, he uSurD5 liberty
10 which none are entitled, and which none shall
exercise with lmpunity.
BY inserting the above IN your next you Will De
dong an act of justice to, as well as DestOwlng
eternal obligation upon, yours, respectfully,
LUCILLE WESTERN.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
Marine Disasters.

SHIP EMrIRr-For disaster to ship Empire from Calcutta
for Boston, port arrvsla
Back HARRISBURG Howes. from New York cleared
MaEcn for Havana, put into Fortress Monroe 3th
AM, leaking. '
= BRIG SARAH, Thompson, from Gibraltar Jan II. for
Bremen was picked up deicct by steamship Californian
from Fort al Prince for Liverpool and towed Into Halifax
Today March IS. The the on
the galley The foemAst bowspr deck cabin &c carried
away Cargo, consisting Of 40 bales OF cotton Is un
damaged.
BRrs HATTIE E WHEELER, OF Portland, bound to Mar.
unsgue, was spoksn 2ls u lat, &C, king for
mnsa, With Joss of sails and otherwise damaged.
ScuR MANA, formerly yacht owned by the late J q
Stevens OF Hoboken. which LEFT San Andea Ca last SEN
ember for New YORK, with cargo Of merchandisc has
been heard Of. 1t Is believed she the
gale of Oct 8, With all board. Her consisted of
CaptJ Msrting o staten Island two mates, -four sailors.
cook and She l3s tons register, and built
bokeu in 1s<S.
ScBR JoHy, Wilams, for New York. which put back TO
Wilmington. NC, for srpars after collision,
from the latter port 9th tnst
SLoop FLASH, Davis, engaged In gbering raroad
from brig Belle Walters liS) from Cardin, lying of
Main bar, Wilmprson Nc was capszed by sluall the
9Th mat abou mics below the city. Two two
children passengers from smtsve were drp-'st in tbe
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
THE TWEED Static.

The Boss Indignant ut thc Idcn-l1e Objects
Emphnticaliy nnd Decidedly 70 rhc Ercc-
tion of N Statue in Hts Honor.
ALBANY March 13. 1871.
Senator Tweed has jast addressed the following
letter 70 Mr. Shandley:--
SENATE CHAnDRR, ALBANY, March ls, Is7l.
TO Hon. EDWARD j. SHANDLEN:-
MY DEAR SInI learn that a movement TO a statue
70 me- IN the city OF New York, being pushed
Dy committee OF citizens .; which you chairman.
While am gratihed by the friendly feelings which
prompted and the gentlemen
ana decidedly obed TO IT, had idea until recently,
when attenton called to public
contributions TO that object that gravey entertained
was aware that newspaper of city had brought for
sensations for which that journal famous
the city TO an legislation the proposition appears
have been taken my friends doubt resentment
at the supposed unrenaly motive OF the original PROPOSE
ucn and the manner In which il had been urged Statues
not erected 10 living but to those who
their careers and Where interest exists
partial tributes of friends There exceptional instances
In which important deeds have been thus
or the vanity OF the individual battered / claim
TO be a live man, and hope Divine Providence
cay some TO Tbe only effect of proposed
statue Is TO present to the public
rade OF public and permanent testimonial
seorihcaton which do exist You will perceive
You have serious doing injustice an in
jury and beg OF you TO IL that s at stopped
hardly know which the absurd the original PROPOSE
on or the grave Of Others based upon
mat have given the movement. counlenance
ABOUT as mach abused as man in public iife can
stand abuse, bear but have
never yet been charged with being deficient
senee. Yours very truly, WILLIAM NJ TWEED
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
EUR AN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAGKFT.-LoNDoN, March l3-4 80 p
MConsols closed al ss fer money and 81 account
American secures auiet and steady: United States FIVE
twenty bonds. 1852 9l3 1855 DID, 81 1867, 90 ten-for.
ties, $50 Ere Ralyay shares s linois Central l0a
Atlantic and Great Western. 70.
FRAN hFoRT BoURsE.-FRASKroRT, March 1l-Uned
States hvewenty bonds closed 96 for the 1862
ldvFRrooi COTTON MARbET.--LIyB1PoOL. March l3-
5:So r M-Ihe cotton market closed quiet and steady
Middne upands, 71Sd. 74d; mdding Orleans, 75sd. n
1d The sales of the day have been II 0q baes Including
1900 for export and speculation. The shipments of cotton
from bombay aimee the Last repoe- the 10th inst,
been 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADeTUPFs MARKEE-LIvEg
March l3-4 80 MWheat-l0s. 81 lie 3D. per GENITAL
for owert grades of highest grades of No. red
Western spring The market is quiei.
LIvRRPooL PROVISIONS MAKKET-LrvERrooI, March
l34 30 r. M-Eacen 49s. per cut
Sos Cd. for short-ribeed mddes.
LIVERPOOL PRoDucE EMAIKET.-LIrERPooI- March b.
$40 Mfpirits tupentine, a7s 37s 3D. per cwt. Yur
pcntne, 27s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MABERT.-LoSpoN, March l3-
Linseed oil, LIB 5s ton Spirits tsrpentne 37s per
cwt. Calcutta iinseed. TBS. 3D.
The New York herald., 1871-03-14
Assembly.

ALBANY, March 49, 1871.
The Senate resolution providing for supplying
her OF the Legislature with loo copies officers and re-
portes each with twenty-five copies Legislative
Manual" non-oezcurred in
Incorporating the claremont Library Association of the
city of New York.
Regulating The running OF the Union Ferry between
New YORK and BROOKLYN.
Providing or hundred public IN abe city of
New York
GENERAL ORDERS.
ESemptng honoraby discharged members the National
Guard from duty, highway from taxation
The extent OF 5000 Laid the table lost,
The bill TO pay the clerk Of New
York IA iees Instead ordered a reading