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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
Mr.. O'Conor and the Louisville
Representatives..
New YORK Sept. IL, 1872.

NEW YORK Sept II, 1872
The Democratid representatives of the Lou
i>yille Convention decided not to further urge
the nomination upon MIR. OCOnOr for the
present. The incidents which transpired at
the meeting to day were about As follows:
Mr.. O'Conor met the Gentlemen who waited
on him yesterday with a decided refusa. at
first MIR. Moreau then, in a long and ele-
lucnt address, urged some points for his con
Sideration. mainly that the late election show
"a that Mr.. Grctloy was certainly defeated,
and the only msJbility Of success would be a
regular nomination that could control the
| large PERCENTAGE of Democrats who would
vote for Grant in preference.
1t was stated positively that many intiuen-
tial members OF ttreley organizations have
professcd themselves leady to support MIR
lOConor. if nominated. Mr. O'COnOr then
stated that if it could be shown to his satisfac-
ton that any considerable number Of citizens
of New York felt so, it might modify his de
cision. The meeting this morning was HEX
to prepare circular for the signatures Of who
ever feel inclined it. 1t sets forth all th
plank, in the Louisville platform, and pledge
all the signers to support and use their iniu
2ncr for the nominations at Louisville. Th
paper Is now ready, and when II has obtaine
!. a sufficient number of sgnerS to warrant tn
I committee, it will br again presented to Nj
| O'COnoT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
The New England d Press on tho R O.
ai't In Maine.
From the Boston Post.


lhe trs,it III the great contest in Name ia BY
u" ncii,s comn nsurate with the Efforts put ,orth
by the Admit ,stratioN to compel seeming in
du'>etnrtt ol ITS candidates and its policy The
ioc lst-swarins OF ntiife-hOlders that have l,eeH
sent ont over the Pina Tree STATE. the floods OF
money wruns 10y iorcil,e contribution from place
h" iers. and all tha .ngiuery OF intimidation and
corruption have been Eo powerful that only such
weeping ,. ory AS would put MI previous ma
lrnties IN the shidr cAn be accepted rs Il success
This has not been secured; hut. uu the contrary,
the ADMINISTRATION comes out ut the contest with
majority whitfield dpwn N 4 rltiS which, il con-
tmned Throughout thu Union. " III sureiy elect the
L'hor,l t,ckct ia November
From he SjningfeM Republican,
Speaker Blaine has been As good Us his
! word lie promised General Grant and the
otlice-holders, bankers, railroad spectators
and others who furnished him money by tn,
100000 that Maine should give II, 100 ma ajori
ty for Perham, and ii has, or veiy near that
Every vote of that ma jOrty has cost his back
/ ers or himself at least $40, and perhaps $25
but they are worth the money to the Gran
party. Without sich lavish expenditure til
Grant majority would have fallen below tha
ot last Year As il Is it falls I, 900 or !, 900 bt
low ChrmberlainS ma iorty in 1858, and is b,
little more than half aS much as Grants fOtl
years ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
UHtCTTF,
Organization Essentja, to Succ,ss

Careful and complete organization of the
great party Of reform, in every state,
county, school district and voting precinct,
won,d surely defeat the enemy OF peace and
reconciliation. and drive out from the high
places in the nation the band of corrup-
ticnists, and robbers who have we'll nigh
| ruined the people of Sovereign States. and
threatened with destruction. the magma
chartar OF "nr fathers. the great hulwark ,t
our i'b'rlir, An ably edited Journal OF re-
cent datt. says, ourc Nchangr, are full ot
prophecies, which makes Crr,ley's election
sure. NOW. nothing i'll this world is surc
without work. Luck is share accident BY
labor only do We come logically to desired
effects. spontaneous combustion happens
sometimes. There are Psychologists who as
sert that combustion of this sort may make
an ultimate cOngflration of an old steady
topper But he is reckless, Indeed, who trusts
I" spontaneous combustion to Ovetc Jmp
Grants immense organized. drilled, anti
desperate army; bis lures OF patronage: hi
small mountains Of government dollars his
hribes Of leading men, here ana there, to di
vide us by "independent nominations It,
say nothing OF the ultimate machinery b,
which counting out" is accomplished.
We believe the vile party of usurpers, til,
. disturbers Of the nations peace, the assaan
= of the nation's honor the assa,,in's OF the na
ti0ns life; can b' defeated by timely anc
i complete organization If all the elements u
opposition. What has the Democratic Stat
Central Committee Of Delaware done to
wards accomplishing the work Of organila
ton in our much loved little State.
II mistake not it /, the duty Of the con,
mit:ee by and with the aid u sui commi,
N tees, to ste to the proper organization Of IL
70 party in every election precinct in the stat
j.. by such organization every man who o.
" poses the reelection OF Grant. ran h. know
u and can be made to render service 70 I'll
a party in Divers ways. There i, no time tn |
l. lost, and many Democrats in This section hol
al the state Central Comn,tter, will see tn
he proper organization is effected at an ear
ut day throughout our borders, and that doe
ue lnents AMI papers are freely distributed amor
nh those who want to read the truth, hut vi
n are not able to pay fnr the same. The {
N. ganizatiOn of the Radicals is very compe
from Hundred Committees up to the highr
Ter federal officers it exists with minutvne
mt and system not known within the opposite
We ranks. Let us remember that we have
De- powerful and well disciplined foe TO conte
we against, and that thorough and complete d
ganzation, complete discipline and unanm
ia of action, on the part Of the Conservatives
pie Delaware, will alone defeat the Radi
led ticket, and save our commonwealth FROM
te= the rule OF cnrruptiOnist5. such a. has h,
It'll. witnessed in the Southern States
OF ONE OF THE PEorI /
on st. George's. Del, Sept. 10th 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
Letter from a can didate for Presi
dency at the Louisville
Convention.

Joseph X. Elgerton OF lndiana. the gentleman
vhom Grants m,hagers were anxious to have
nSmiaate,l by the Louisville side- -shew w,th ti,'
Dops Of thus defeating the t4iberal ticket in lnd
ana has written letter which shows little sympa-
Ay with the Bourbon impracticahlc4 After *.
pressing his earnest desire for reconciliation and
his earnest devotion 10 Dem crAtic principles, he
leclsres his beef that Grant Is a man " "without
moral Or intellectual elevation, and without true
dignity; tool and not leader of his party. and
incapable OF rising to any more jusr or high con-
reption of his Office than that he is the Govern
msnt" In conclusion he says
Personally, and as a Democrat would prefer
other men to Greeley and Brown for President
snd Vice President. Most Democrats could have
,hosen other men from among the candidates be-
F i,re the Cincinnati Convention who would have
suited them better.
But the people did not select them. No sponta-
neous ana united voice OF the party or the people
called for them, The Cinclnaati Convention, led
BY the highest intelligence and ability of the He
| publican party, did not choosa them. The Baltl-
more Convention, the recognized representative OF
the Democratic party as national organization
did not choose them. What then shall do,--
Shall from mere pride OF opinion or because o.
personal preference OF from any baser motive. fai
TO co operate with the great mass OF men of IN!
osn party and principles to secure peace aud goo'
suvsrnment 10 my couptrys Shai I vote TO
Grant or rail to vote for Greeley. ami thus g,v
strength aud success to party aud to men who
Is ! honestly believe. will not give the countr
peace and l'od eovernment1 For one, as a cit,ze
and q Dem crat, faithful to the principles of tn
party. ss l understand them. have from the fir
announcement OF the Cincinnati nomination an
platform believed il to be wise and patriotic fd
the Demo- ratio party to support Greeley al
Brown So
Factions are not party, nor are parties pr,ncipls;
aud II were less OF Democrat than ! am,
would not hope 10 maintain the bulwarks of D
Iocraoy by yielding support to the malcontsnts
the Louisville Convention, who do not, as belize
represent either the Democratic party or its pri
cples, but are, possibly without design, aiding
'ubvert both. 1t would require more than Il
great professional reputation Of Mr.. Charl
oConor, or the family name OF Mr. John Quin
Adams. even it those two gentlemen had accept
the dubious honor 0f your nomination, to redee
your Convention from the contempt due to gre
failure III oil that can dignity political mot
nent, except possible power OF doing harm
ths e'use II protessea TO honor and aid Rsspe
full! yours, JOSEPH X EDakRToS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
WOrklngmen, Take Notice

A meeting OF the Workngmen and all those in
terpst.d in behalf Of Labor will be held at the City
Hall. Wednesday evening. Sc ptemher l.. at quar-
ter T." "rlnck, to ratity the names of candidates
Tor nomination who may be suggested ny that body
ture.
All those who desire to be reprss ted BY good
men. and who feel that some If our present laws
oppressive. are esp,c ,caly invited to attend and
endeav"r to suppert such candidates ut the coming
election that VIII insure 70 all wise anu lnr'inh'
Hesitation. and thereby incur the favor OF lei
low work,nen the resoect and confidence cf our
employers. and the admiration Of the people ot
| Delaware an d the entire country.
! By order OF the Labor Association. serlo-2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
- the district Court "f the Wned states
for the District 01 u~taN~ts.

I. the matter oi jnhI l. E,yu. H5rs n,t. IN Bank.
uY'cy at tn, t,iN t 1ilvlt, q. Ia e.
1in ia. ut --t',u,t-I ~.
DISTRICT ct btihW Ahk. -.
IN = to ~ h.'s N "a ft'tt t"- tr-H 6-a "a -ip
tuuii Us i"nu L. b,ooN lt.- tts-N uIitrd. a H..
cvuutH ~ .I | e. tit. iH-it,,i
l",a!. duis d-V ar" Ar it tI}-i he Act ui Con
E'--' Il Match ~ !Nt So. '-.IiGr, tuI II @csi-
hefe't r"m ell IN t~'t stnsr trTahs u"d-
-att Vet. int tu,t the IJIh n rtl.-,1-t u n:t
" O'Clock, 4 VI ~ -Lr"4 ,.f th. h-'f th-
l-'"r- -nri count. At " IN. and. that ,Le
ctein'' q tn ta j. n L. h.rut. ha>- po.- their
deb t"c an other ll''tt-
tGfr" and place, aat .hus yt' ", ties -. why tn-
| player "t SAT- .tt Vl' -h.- ..i ~ =
HAS. S klMFoEr.
Ted. O.: sf- U,st.ls ,a.I:. :. D,.tr,c. OF De,
| ser.5w3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
from the New Iork World.i
Alleged Bribery Of ConRroae mon.

suit in which Colonel Henry 5. McComb,
one OF the original corpOrators Of the Union
Pacific Railway and of the Credit MObilier, is
plaintiff, and the Credit Mobiler Of America
sdefenaant, is now pending before the Su-
preme Court OF Pennsylvania in equity, and
10 this suit the testimony OF Colonel McGomb
mas been taken. Colonel McComb sues the
sonpany to recover the Yalle Of a50 shaTeS o;
.ArGIedit Aobilier which he alleRta right
lully belong to him. In his testimony he
asserts, and supports the assertion by two let
Iers and memorandum, that Mr.. Oakes Ames
professes to have used these $50 shares and
many more shares also, Of the Credit MObilier
aock III bribing certain members Of Congress
70 cooperate with him (Oakes Ames) In
securing the legislation which was necessary
70 enhance the value Of the Credit MObilieI
seock to the enormous point which it finally
kiIIeeIhned Of some 100 or 200 per cent. advance
tpdh lts face. OK the members So bribAd co.
onel McComb prbducess list drawn 'hp ~
nlm by MIR. Oakes Ames. This IA the list; y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
oaosates to tho County Convent. on

saturday has been appointed tor the selection
ot delegates to the County Convention. Some of
|N- Hundreds have already selected their dele :
s.ss. Ii is hoped that nlI viii attend to thu mat.
ter on the day named In the city it is time ti.s
"a DIS were taking some action III the mater r
The Convention meets on the 2ist
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS.

4 n TUG UeUlO lruts OI NUFtH VNII-lIt7i IiU " Ia
meet at tn house Of Charles Doueherty Esq.. ga
Saturday. September ,th f,r the r,itroac u .iert
ing three delegates and three aternates to the C"un
~ Convention. Also. 10 nominate II candidate tor
Inspector. Assessor and Road Commi-s ioner.
The Dcmocrats Of south Christians hundred will
NEE At the Public school House in school District
teinber laih for the purpose Of electng two dele
gates aud two alternates to the County Convent on.
Also TO n"iainate candidate for INSPECTOR Asses
sur and Road Commissioner.
Polls open at o'ci"ck l.. M aud close a. o'clock
p. III
BY order 0fthe Executive Committce.
| sept te JNO " H. klIiGDkE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
|DAILY GAZETTE.
seated Democratic Meetings.

Ci,v Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
u i;rseIey 4 Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
sr Tuesday evening. at o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every We'd
,esluy evening, at & o'clock.
DsInocra,ic Association Of Wilmington meets
kyer Friday evening. At 3 o'clock.
Americ,,, Clnh meets every Wednesday even
|;,y Morrow = building, .2ll Market stre.et.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
Political.
MEETING.

~ 1ttWermAn DemOcratlc AssOciallOn. ireeIey
and Brown Club. and the iIemocrar' and Liberal
yorabie 10 the cause. are requested to meet at the
needquarters Of tho Democratic ASso 'iation. SR
Vile Building. 9TH amt Market streets. Fricay
evening newt. at So'clUck. Business oi Importance
will be brought beirre the meeting. The meeting
will he addressed hy John OBJ, rne. Esq. Pune
tuat attendance il requested. sepll-tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
In the District Court OF thu United klAIes
for the DisIrl.t Of .l.MMl

IL the matter " J,--ph t. " taAms Baak
,up ry At HE " IT WliuLiFtun. sd lts.ie tie
'th dsy "f =, pt.fut.r, lsl2.
pi-r"lCr OF bELAWAht ,-f
Tt. t. t1 3sr uet'- thot t,s .,- been hl-d Va
sad t"it ~ lA4oph T. " lH NJ, Of smyrna Ia
th- Npuhty OF hrut nrt g tt-tfi
ai'- at, mis- ies lard At, ktuit tni-I Con
gr.r-. ri Nt7h -, l.C, ur ii-ott. aud
thetri ir"m AZ his t.ms ahr other CLAIMS lh-
,d eet aot tha, the tth September II. lsIs -t
10 lock A. NJ. s--.En" for The ,ain-
~ 500 court st N.imuRiru atpr,-fii 4
creditors IT the sat ! ts-ph Wila.. who nave rros
their ieh- and All pthet td
SAT- ;ltne place and shoH lh-y have
| tie aver o. ,aitp pett1u ~ Idii MT ~ ftar,-d.
Cha ". uNFOEn .
! Gl-tk 5. i4=t,.-i toUIt I,,sutat ot delaware.
| .epI1-w3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
ITO TAX PAYERS Of the First or
SQuthaYn 0lStHiCt.

tty tax .hles will please axe note. ibIt ne bills
are all II ade ou,. anl the suoscrh-s can he touna
At the City Hall every day 'rnn -, z u'clrcs s.
m. ana from ITO y. IL. Ito "0u lay hst"i C
the iit u August will receive de fu'tipu %! pLr
cent ". - LILLY,
jyiS-.t C".,e-tur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12

orsRY- There were more votes found IN the
bat at Georgetown. On Tuesday, than there were
,.l.ua,es in the Convention. Who stuffed tia.
hat Is tho ansSer wante't to satisfy the query -
fhs .sme thing occurred i'll the Massachusetts
Convention. To cheat has became q chronic al.
hrt,ou with Radicals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
For the }azette.

For the Gazette.
Ma. EpiToR-DEAR Sta.-Allow me a
space in your valuable paper, for the pur
pose Of presenting the name of james W.
Ware. as candidate for the Legislature ot
at the coming election. Mr. Ware is mar
Of large experience, and understands the
wants Of all classes of people in our city
Let ls nominate him, and he will be triumph
antly elected. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12

1t now appears that the Wheeling District Of
West Virginia elects Colonel benjamin Wilson.
.gular L,bcr,, Democrat. for Congress, hy A.
majority over John j. Davis, the independent can
iidate for re election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
the PEOPLES COLUMN

' ERf BRIEF LETTERS aLApty rrcFlyrr Jovc
CONCENTRATIONS WILL NOT nE rEIxrtp. AZ
ARE IN NowfsE REsroN5lLir iub rut ytrw,
OF cOEREsPoNpENTs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12

J., The result Of the ssmswAat pFolonesd e1smina-
non non q the csse Of the SWieyaht shIH phsFlss H.
- ,SSsrshail. y report hy tie commis1ioas showing
Psrpstration OF lsa1ful crusities on the sssen-
curing the last voyage 70 New York, as the
seeos OF an undiaciplnsd crow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
Notifes.

0Nf
IL On Wednesday afternoon Wate- Proof
Cape, on THIRD street. between jefferson and Mar
ket. Finder will receive the thanks OF the owner
By returning il TO 6l1 West Third street. .pl2N
NOTICE. .-CITlZENS LOAN ASSoCIA-
~ IlON.-A meeting Of the stock ho dtrs of the
Litxen, loan Association viii ie held IN the otes
of the secretary No. "a Market ,iteet "n Frii.5
evening. Sert,mh r l.; h. io,.. ut ,'clurk 10 IT.
ctiye anne ulueui> so the BY Laws
soJN 1t GLu L. MARiS. Ste'ry.
NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Ecadiu. Railroad Com
lauy have completed arrangements IT, carry Nruey
Packages and Express Matter itrolG al IotEt4
on the line Of their road and ,,t q ester.
ENprc,, matter stut to FrinkiIn l,e1laLh uti e.
No, /. West Third street or tu thc,r perut, trout
and Madison, or order. iett with McMuiieu seat
! delivering agents. WIN receive prompt attention.
L. SrULI.
! ati.t. G-nt SUIT " 4 K. X. X J..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12
NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ The Democrats of Mill Creek Hundred will
meet M the Mermaid on SATt RDA(, the lilh iu
stant, at o'clock. m. :or the purpose Of n"nins-
ting hundred officers and appointing delegates To
the County Convention.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
sa,A, w.t+
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-12

aaaoFsed; O"kes Ames, Januaryso, lss.A- -
NJ, to ., Colonel Mci.omb NJ pakes Ames At
would place the whole Of the stock he was
aalsrlouting a. at Washington "where II would
40 most good. -, This obviously meant that he
Mlendet' To use itin Gribing those particular
uenDers o. Congress whose influence was
Is ssS nis an Ulnss st Rs'y ssn A asSSS SsltSs1
MSfss''ss M s''ssias. ns Hr. Il Hoatyei. NJ: newes. MI:
10 this category. M
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

very thin and narrow but carried four thin wings hail
an Inch wide, thin paper, standing at rlght abgt-
and extending the whole length Of the pod.
CFoTOcIckL ePECINFSs.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

In the evening the Liberals held q meeting in the
public square and though but single days notice OF
the gathering had been given audience considerably
larger and much more enthusiastic than that which
greeted Secretary Boutwell, this Afternoon was assem-
bled Senator Upton first introduced and made one
of his most effective speeches. and followed by ex
Senator Doolittc The meeting broke up with cheers
for Greeley and Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

BOTANIC Gardens AT LIMA
ON wednesday / looked nc the Botanic Garden az
Lima. which Is improving and eularglng but already
contains many beautiful and interesting plants. u pe'
longs 10 the University and Is supported by the iferu
vnn Government I wished also TO see the ehhpl''on
grounds, where, on the 2sth proxp nternatlopa ga
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
Dedicated,
TIE GEoRGrrOWN PRESBYTERIAN cHrRCH
COMPLETED ASD DEDICATED.

TIE GEoRGrrOWN PRESBYTERIAN chr CH
COMPLETED ASD DEDICATED.
Last week the work on the b.autiful
and neat little church Of the Presbytrriuus
in Georgetown WAS completed, and on
sunday it was dedicated to the worship Of
Almighty God.
The morning service was largely attended
and the building committee formally re.in-
qUshed the building In favor OF the Trus-
tees. After the singing of appropriate
hymns ans reading of the Scriptura lei-
sons. Rev. DR.. Patton, Of Middletowu,
preached the dedicltory sermon. II was a
most eloquent effort OF the Doctors, aud
most aUropOs 20 the occasion.
After the sermon was concluded sub
scripiions, to pay the Indebtedness remain
Ing On tie church, were asked for, and the
amount of money received WIS sufficient
20 cancel all outstanding debts against
the building.
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Hammer
rec nly removed 10 Wilmington
from salisbury, Nd preached mos
0ec. pNlly ] he Prcsh}terans Of George
town are now undoubtedly the lAppies
people iu the county. With hrautiu
Hul comfortable odiiice ~ which tn wor
ship, and not IL penny owing on 10. thel
inIecd have reason to feel both proud auC
happy,
The Rev. Mr.. Adams, who, We believe
is from northern New York, has beer
called and accepted the pastOrship Of TN
church A. yet It has not been dehnitel,
decided when ne will b. Installed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21


WHAT WE saw RECENTLY AT JAMES 4 /
wEBB's THEIR EXTENSIVE pRETARA- /
TioNs FOX CHRISTMAS AND THE HoLI- /
DAYS.
One OF our feportorial corps visited
James a Webh's new and ele-tnt stnra |
No. 92I Market street. last week. nnd
from the rich and varied display of fine
holiday goods in every window. on ev,t
count. r and shelf. i'm fact i'm every nook
and corner of the store. was about IL COM
clnde with the p9ct. without rernrd 10
dav or date. thai - II WAS the rfpLt b..fore
Christians" and ]. A W. cy.ecied 10 -eu
every man. woman aud child In The civ
an cl, CANT and suitable article TO present
IN some relative. friend or lover ON the
festive day following for their etock a.
goods was so large. iich and suggestive.
that one clpable Of excrcisiup the least Nh
of Inauguration could readily Mncv mai
Christians WINS but a few hour. in he dis
lance. su that the nation 10 a mar, was
In lnrpy anticipation of the festivities and
plensiir fms animal hstiyul.
But now to the plut; NIcs4r-. Jornss &
Wrlh have fora long whf. b. Gu prrp4r
ing for The Chrl-tiua. holid,y.. ana
through friend travelling In Enron. have
/ pur. h4sci largely of ornamental ana .,s.-
. H. 1 o
claim 10 have the larre-t assortment nf
rhotogrtph albums ever introduced sonth
| Of Philadelphia. and support This assertion
/ bv disp'ayinp without number these
! albums. VARYING In nrice from one In
twentv-fve dollars each. Andin mention-
/ ing albums we involunt,fiv think Of
wrilrr desks. Of which mis- Arm have a
/ sfook unsrrnosssd IA rirbpas. hcsptyo,,J
mice. a, a earal in number TO- tb.se io,.,i
I In more prctenlious houses IN IN f4r ci,ir.
/ These 90 ,d- mr.. of ,aj,i.,-o,qegis. Tnseyyoo1
mahogany and walnut. ard are n .rf r.,
cimers Of rueeLani. al skin aud ARTISTIC
t9sta.
That initlalplper though. with erveloucs
10 match. In Inc .rnlruage of sam T.4r-
serd. cakes the dllarlfat.d Iir,p on the
bu-b.1 In his mo-t evoriste in- al
gno5. a sterinli, (. brj,.fr t,,. "a and e,o,,,
fha 4 W.. SOD; t48d In. Se inal,. MI a..
grrp rr-.p..c M all iett r.,,l7. Ina, .i'.fi
n, to1e op tDi- evo.ll, M pan.r in.i,aJ ~,
The common.tlece note nav in use
Taos pock t.book, and wallet. too. in
NOR. hmm owe bnndreJ rnitc,rs 49,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

A VISIT TO IHE CANARIEs "A few days
ago We had tho pleasure Of wishing Mr..
John Paris, dealer in Canary birds, No.
SOC West Third street. Everybody who Is
fond Of these SINGING pts ought to give
him cnll, fer thsr, is scarcely any va
rlc'y that he has not got. Another reason
why Mr. Prs should be paironized, Is,
that OWN. to the large number Of these
birds pit by him constantly on hand. and
the especial advantages and facilities
which NE has over all others in the trade
in this city, h. ia enabled 10 sell at much
lower prices than any one Ell e. He IN
forms us that he has raised over 200
young birds this year, and intends mex
year to make specially Of the business
largely Increasing his stock, being EN-
holdened so TO do By the fiaiterlng recep
ton already accorded by our citizens tC
his venture.