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CLOTHING.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!l
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

AI SITVtI,
which consist Of Cheviot Suits nj Si, worth SIS;
light Cissimcr Coats and PANT: at Sla, worth Sl6
blue black aud brown Cloth Coats, Irucks and Der
bys, ut sl2. worth $l5 light aud dark Suits for boys
ut $40 and ST., worth *l2 und SIS; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for 81; children's Linen
Suits ut sees; boys Linen Goats at 75c.; mems
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards; Cottonade Suits al
30, worth 50. Also large assortment OF white
Duck and Ribbed Suits double aud single-breastct
Marscilcs Vests; striped Alpaca and Sarslsuc;
Coats and full line OF FURNISHING GOODS
can sell lower than any one, rs buy eNclusirel,
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
Take notice of the red post In front Of the door.
ie film .t.5 30. e-sas .... .
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MAR,REED.

a., d., ,,,, instant Of the residence Of the brides
,o,,,cr hr i,ey. John r. Edwards. -: ~. MI.
EEORGE II. VALENTINE: TO Miss NELiiG y
WALSH ;,all Of this city, No cards
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l,ana Of our tou,ttrp At this tlina IS the Wild
hnnt after Office, md Shall certainly not ada
10 fiat evil by my personal cSsmplc. q
Very respectfully,
+ Your obedient seryant,
/ j. 4. EAELY.k
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rENHE HOT SPRINGS,
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
are now open to visitors. It's waters are celebrated
for the cnre of rheumatism. Govt, Paralysis, Tor
nor of Liver, Chronic Diarrh9a or DyseItery, DIS.
eases of the Uterus Affections Of the Skim especially
of Syphtic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases
THE BATHS
yary in temperature from so degrees to 10 degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety or chronic
batl They are moreover, found 10 prepare the syS-
tenn for the beneficial action of waters found ut the
yurious other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar ~
thosr that are largely used al the most celebrated
spas In Germany and which give sufferers the ben.I
nc of the very valuable remedial agents contained
in the mineral mud.
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the Invalid aud peasurc-scekcr. Tie equip
mcnt and management are equal 10 those OF nrst-
class city hotels. Every modern Improvement mas
been provided. . -
Professor j. L. CABELL. NJ. d.. OF the Univer'
stv of Virginia, Resident Physician.
For pamphlets and circulars address
:. G.. TaEDY eco.
Richmond, Va: or
!. A. AUGUST.
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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8 UNsFYn RESORTS

GUNNER BoARDIN g. Having q large
% house. pleasantly situated on the rsater, IN full
ssew OF the BAY. sx Tiles from the town OF Hsnsp-
/ ton, II would take for the SUMMER monihs 2 Few
\ HOAnDFsRS at nFtsioderate price. Fine bathing.
fAddrsg ~ MRs. E:DOM NEI,
i je la4t* Hampton. Va.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

When the honorable gentleman undertakes
to tell me that the Democratic party OF this
country are pursuing the South with relent-
less hatred, ask him, ask this House, who
i was that scourged the Southern people; who
It was that sent down, If may use the ex-
preston, carpet-baggers in the Southern
States Tor the purpose OF prosecuting the
couthg Who was your Governor Bullock
who was your Governor Holden; who was
your Governor Scottp And friend on my
right suggests that ! should ask, who was
Governor Warmothl All loyal people. Oh!
how they loved their country; loved IL, and,
like lovers, linger while she had greenDacks
for them TO finger. They served their country
themselves to pay; then purloined her urea
sure, packed up and ran away.
Now, let me say TO my friends, lei me say
to Republican members Of this House, SITS,
| the people of this country hold the Republican
party to-day responsible for the oppressive
taxation and bad government in the Soulh,
| Who enfranchised Ignorance and DISTINGUISHED
knowledge? Who piled up more than twS
| hundred million dollars of debt upon the Sc
coded States, independent Of their local taxa
tlonl Was that done by the Democrats
partyi Who, ask, was guilty Of thatt wa
Il Republicans or was 1t DemocratsY AM
yet the honorable gentleman says that IN
Democratic party have pursued the soul
with relentless hatred. Sir, you ought TO g
down upon your knees, and, with your moul
in the dust, ask God TO forgive you for max
ing such untrue charges as that against III
Democratic party.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL,
FORTY.sEcOND CONGREss.

SENATE, Thursday, Feb. THE House
amendments TO the bill exempting the Phila.
delphia ice-boats from the inspection law were
concurre1 In. Among the bills introduced
were the following To encourage telegraph
ic communication between America, Asia,
and Europe authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy 10 distribute among the officers and
crew belonging TO the U, s. steamca Kearsage,
while engaged in the capture and destruction
of the Alabama, the sum Of $3.50, 200 as prize
money. The pending resolution TO reconsider
the vote by which the Chicago relief bill was
passed, which was debated upon until the ex-
piration Of the morning hour. The amnesty
bill was then taken up, but no vote was taken
upon II.
HoUsE.-The debate was resumed on the
report of the Committee on Ways and Means
as 10 the transactions of the Secretary of the
Treasury with the Syndicate in negotiating
the new loan. The vote was taken, and the
resolution declaring that the Secretary Of the
Treasury in negotiating the loan had neither
increased the bonded debt, nor incurred an
expenditure contrary TO law, was adopted by
n strict party vote. The consideration OF the
Indian appropriation bill was then resumed.
Friday, February 2d.-The Senate was OF
in session.
HOUSE, resolution was offered and
adopted calling on the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury for information as to the tonnage and
value of cargoes representing the trade of tho
United States for 1870. The Indian Appro
priation bill was then taken up the amend
ment offered yesterday that no payment is Il
be made 10 hostile tribes, and that deduction.
for Indian depredaions are TO be made, was
adopted after striking out the last provision
and then the bill was passed. The following
bills were passed Authorizing a rehearnl
| for the extension of Levi Rissela Datent for 1
truck for locomotive engines a like bill 10
the case OF VIM Z. Wards patent for an i'm
provement in machinery for making nuts
also for WIN. Z. Jardine's improvement io
break and rest for carts. The bill to establish
an educational fund and apply the proceeds o
the public lands TO the education of the people
was taken up for debate
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
WELL. WELL.

In the course of investigation into the New
York Custom House frauds, now going on In
that city, before the Senate Committee, MI
Inspector Young ventilated an interesting
operation, which took place at the Cunard
Dock, at Jersey City, where permit came
properly attested, for the delivery OF a corpse.
The hearse and the mourners were there, and
when the case supposed to contain the mortal
remains of the late lamenied had been passed
of the steamship very carefully, they placed
1t down on the dock. A ringing sound was
heard inside, and on opening the case it was
found to contain French clocks.
A nice system of smuggling, truly. I'm
fortunately for the parties interested, the
clocks began to sing their hossanas OF deliver
ance too soon. Upon hearing the testimony,
Senator Bayard wittily suggested to the Com
mi,tee that ''that corpse was meant for time
and not for eternity For all the Committee
know to the contrary, one of the clocks may
have been Intended as present TO L. 5. @.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

A day or two since a ruralist visited Indian
apols on business, and, in the course of his
peregrinalions. purchased package Of Ro-
man candles, for the purpose Of amusing his
progeny ON his return. His fireworks were
carefully deposited in rear pocket and a
short time thereafter he wendell his way to
the depot. While lettering in the waiting
room, admiring the stacks of gingerbread,
hard-bolled eggs, and donghnuts, temptingly
displayed on the lunch-counter, he carelessly
whisked his coat-tail against the red hot stove,
and trouble Immediately onsued. The first
rocket narrowly missed the face of native
who was In half comatose condition, and
without waiting TO inquire into particulars he
made the door In two gigantic leaps.
All the occupants of The room Immediately
endeavored TO follow his example, and with a
worthy determination not to be distanced, the
proprietor Of the candles forced himself into
the midst Of the throng endeavoring frantical-
ly to escape. In the mainline the candles tiz-
zled and popped, giving strength 10 the evil
dent impression that the party was being
bombarded with some sort of an internal
machine ; and, strange as II may seem, the
innocent cause of all the trouble was the
worst frightened man in the lot. Not unit
fearful holes had been burned in the broades
portion of his neither garments, and the cpl
dermis looked as though strong mustar,
plaster had been pulled off violently, did hI
discover the cause of the panic. Order wa
finally restored, though the effects on tina
mans coat-tais were disastrous and his un
a mentionable required immediate half-soling
+ The victim was willing 10 testify that not on
c Of the candles missed fire.
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---@s@ eN---
'Frn of pins The Ninth.

When il is remembered that Plus TX. is
more Than eighty years Of age, and that,
though healthy old man, he is Of rather pie
thoric habit, ii is not strange that his sudden
illness should cause some apprehension. The
New York EUening Post remarks that around
the career of Plus TX. there cluster more i'm
portant associations than around any pontiit-
cate since that Of Leo X.-we had almost said
of Hildebrand. Both in the temporal and in
its spiritual aspects, it is most notable It's
term includes the revolution Of 1913, with the
, pontiff at the head of liberal movement, the
rise and fall of the second French Empire, the
development of Prussia, the revival OF the
German Empire, the civil war in America,
the loss TO the Pope of the temporalities, and
the consolidation Of the kingdom Of united
Italy. In its religious aspects, it comprises
the definition of the dogma OF the Immaculate
conception, the assembling of the Vatican
council, and the proclamation of papal iniaIli'
billy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
TAI REsPONsIRIIITY PROPERLY
PLACED.

In Congress, on Friday last MI Biqgs, Of
this State, made one Of his Characteristic
speeches, in reply TOT remark Of Mr. Hoar,
of Massachusetts, in Which that gentleman
charged the Democracy with prosecuting the
South.
Mr. Biggs thus disposed OF the SANDER;
Mr. Speaker, will now proceed 10 read an
-exlraCt from the gentlemans speech, which
/ t6fnk-is refreshing Win the gentleman
from Massachusetts listen lie said in his
speech the other day
.Rrt your odense tow srd the sot. is .slt compared
=. al nat Of your ueuollbtig " pHnenta. Wh what
str.a what bitter And relentless tsted, AAstte Deo
rstc ntv pursued these unhappy statts " tie souti
~, ms thai patty sought TO sssn up"u thai heautu
- section Of unt last even thing that lie
SSr. there is not man in America to-day
outside of an insane asylum who believes thai
The honorable gentleman himself, upon
calm reelection, would not have uttered IT,
sir. the Democratic party pursuing with re-
lentless hatred the people OF the South We,
as Democrats, are the friends not only Of the
south, but Of the North and Of the East aud
of Tie West. ! am member Ut the Demo
cratic party. hold my seal here to-day by
virtue Of the vote Of that party.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Henry j. Broughton brought suit on Thurs
day in the Baltimore city court against Mile.
Janauschek, laying hs damages at 81 900
BroughtOn alleges that he was discharged by
the defendant on the 18th January, in viola
lion of contract with Janauschck 10 assist
her in her dramatic performances the present
season.
II. G. COmegys, who was with others ar
rested on Thursday in Baltimore, on the
charge Of raising checks, is not agent of the
National lite insurance company, hut who
and Mr.. W. J. Perry appointed as his success
spr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
startling DovoIopments Of Crime,


The Chicago Times has a special from
Omaha giving some startling evidence of
crime in the Nebraska Insane Asylum. The
correspondent says
The asylum was organized and opened
while Dave Butler-the late impeached-was
Governor and the selection of its officers rest
with him. OF course, he must have pals of
his own ilk-and he appointed DIR. n. b.
Larsh, OF Nebraska City, superintendent
This was eighteen months ago. lie occupied
the post until recently, when he was removed
by Acting Governor James, and he Is now
under indictment for embezzlement of It's
funds During that brief period over $3.50, 900
have ''sirayed or stolen" in the pretended fur.
nishng of the ASH um and the care Of its forty
inmates.
Furniture was purchased at the most OK.
irayagant prices, 5000 even paid for tables,
but none OF them could be found, unless they
had been sent 10 Larsh's house, which was
furnished magnifccntly.
lie further states that two lady inmates
(nsane) are discovered TO he near their day
OF confinement and such are the circumstan-
ces Of their long residence there, and exclu-
sion from the outside world, that deep and
damning crime can alone account for their
unhappy situation and the facts narrow its
inhuman authorship down to some more than
wretch, some callous iiend connected with the
asylum, whose accomplishments in swinsh
lust ought 10 commend him for graduation in
the school Of Woodruff While the offence
cannot as yet be surely pinned to the sleeve
OF the late superintendent, it turks beneath his
management, and popular squirting picks him
out for lis target.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
Sherjh's Sale.

ny virtue Of a writ Of Levah Faeias to me directed
will be exposed TO Public Sale At the Hotel George
W Ortiip, in Middleton, At 81, Georges Hundred
New Castle County and state Of Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

An English lady now stopping in Lockport
gives the LOCkpon journal The particulars of
what has the appearance of being an inexcus-
able case Of brutality Il occurred on the
railway train Sunday, within u few miles Of
SanbOrn. The train on which the Transaction
occurred passes Lockpot at 3.0iP.M- At the
Bridge person boarded the car in which our
Informant was situated, in an advanced stage
OF intoXicaiion When the train was within
Tour or five miles Of SanLOm the conductor,
OF, as the English have II, the GUARD" de-
manded his ticket Thepoor, benighted indi.
Vldnal could not find il, il indeed he had pur-
chased one at all. The conductor threatened
10 tum him of the train, at which he succeed.
ed in finding twenty-five cents. which he
offered as pay. The conductor was immoyea.
able lie pulled the bell cord and the train
stopped Selling the man by the arm he
dragged him 10 the door and hurled him into
the snow BY the roadside, where he lay so in.
sensible and Supplied by liquor as 10 be un-
conscious ofthe whole affair.
these are the facts precisely as they wero
given TO rs. our English friend SAYS che was
perfectly hornhcd by the Transaction and as
the train rolled on, leaving the poor unfortu-
nate man alone, unCaIed ior and exposed 10
the cold in a drunken stupor, she saws her
heart rebclled against the deed and had she
been man she would not have suffered such
inhumanlly such an act would not have been
tolerated IN her own country, and she deemed
1t a roproach TO American customs. We do
MOI know Who The conductor is, but far
more humone way 10 dispose of delinquent
passenger, who was not b0islerOus or noisy,
ON the contrary was perfectly harmless, would
have been TO set him of al the next station,
life.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
On SATURDAY., the 10Th day OF FebFuafy
A. D. 1872, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Sheriff IS Sale.

By Writ ne Of writ Of Levsri Faeas, to me directed
will be exposed To Public Sale at the Hotel OF
George W. Ortlip In Mddletowni 10 81. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY the 14th day Of February
A. D., 1872, at II O'Clock, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
haR All that certain lot, piece or parcel o. land sit
IltNW uated in the town Of Midd,eown, st. Georges
Em Hundred. New Castle County and stste Of Del
Ra4lH& aware, adjoining lands Of John Nandtnbraak,
ugene Whitoek, William j. Eiason, Robert II. Ella
s5n and Others and lying the south side Of Ander-
street, the metes anu bounds OF which are AZ lol-
lows Beginning at stake the south side OF ADDER
son street. 60 fner for lands Of Robert H. EiAson aud
these pre- nss thence with Anderson iTest north eighty
one aud quarter degrees east city hFe iet 10 fake
on the south side Of said street. for these prem
ises and land Of the said Yandnbraak thence with The
line OF the said YAndenbraAk, Eusen' WhitloeN and
william j. Ellison, south eight aud TIRES qlirier de-
gress east one hundred and sixty eight leo stake
corner for these premises and lands Of sm J. Ella
son and In In. Of james Culoertona lani. thence
with the said culbeits,ns line north eight nine
aud a half degrees, west htty sewn ioet u stake
In said CulbeIons line corner for these premises and
lands Of Robert H. Eiason, then With the said Ellison
north eight and threequarter desrce west hundred
and y nine feet 10 tn pAe, OF beginning contaiping
thousand one undfed aud hfy six square feet Of
land, be the same more or 10
Seized and taken Ia execution as the property OF
John Leauby aud ElEa his vic aud /, rs, aud 70
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff once, New Castle January % 1874.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
SheriHs Sale.

BY virtue OF writ Of Levarl Paciss. (Msch LEM to
Walh6snvv Be sSPasSssy yfs sf a ip .Ss
City Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware.
On SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Februarv,
A. ID. 1872, at o'clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, via;
sAA2R, Two adjoining brick dwelling houses With Mau-
inWr sard roofs. The main buildings are respeetiye-
Ei3t y twenty-five feet and onr inches In front aud
ahA thirty six feet deep tn back buildings attach
each, tluate Of them certain lot or piece
OF land In the city Of Wilmington, beginning on the
Gouthty eide Of Delaware Avenue Al corner Of George
W. sparks land between Broom and Rodney Streets
about iortyour feet TO the middle Of the division wall
dividing this bdiding from the other building herein
namei thence southeay through the middle or said d.
Vision wall and parallel with said Sparks line, about
one hundred and twenty feet to other lands OF said
H. Woolsion thence eastery by line Of said lands to
line Of said 0en land hence northerly by line
q said Sparks land abOur hundred and nj feet
the place Of beginning The ether one beginning on
tbs eouthery side OF Delaware Avenue f0resAid the
middle Of the division wall dividing this building from
the enc herein above mentioned thence westerly along
the aid side Of Delaware Avenue 10 Rodney street,
thence eouthtrly along the eAstery side Of Rodney
street about hundred and forty-two iesl to other
lands Of said A, X. wooston, thence by llue Of said
lands eastery TO line Of lands dividing this lot from the
one above mentioned thence Lohery along said lins
and through the middle Of the said division wall the
place Of beginning.
seiz ID aud taken In execution as the rrorerty Of
Ahram Z. Woolston (0Wner or reputd owner and con.
tac,ur) and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sheTiHs ONCE, New Castle, January 20, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

MIR. EnIToR How is 1t that stove coal is
held nj such high price here, when else
where II is so low All the sale of Scranton
coal in New York on Wednesday last, stove
coal sold for $4.05 and SAM, while in this
city we are obliged to pay $3.50 and $3.50 per
ton. 1t can be had at the mines for much
less than the lowest figures above mentioned !
and | would throw out the suggestion that a
number Of families unite and purchase at the
mines several carloads, and thus effect grea
saving. This plan has worked well with clti
zens of the towns and villages in the lowe
part of New Castle County; ind would work
equally as well for us in the city.
HOUSEHOLDER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
A First Glass Restaurant for sale

On Market Street. An old established place Terms
easy. Proprietor In bad health wishes % dispose oft
At 0nes, Apply At this OFFICE. iinls-6t
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR rem r.


T"o TRUCK FARMS near wInl.ston, Del
Apply 20 WIN. Mccall LEY 90.
now % Market street .wilmington Dslq
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A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such an article Ia Dr. sIMMs' WHITE PULNONIC
BALsAM.. It hasstood before the public for le yesrs
aad as failed giving saiaetion In single in.
stance Every drop Of this valuable compound l. mixsd
by Dr.. simms himself, and has been prepared oplT
By himself for the last 10 yeArspArt Il csn be r.
lied upoa Il Is warranted supror to any other for the
core Of Chronic and recent Cougs Sore Throat Bron
ehtis AshmA, Group, whoopu Cough, Blood Splitting
llosrssnea, &c.
There Is no medicine In the world hist stands mora on
Is own merits than Dr.. slMNs' WHITE PULMONiC
BALsAM Thousands Of references be given nv IN
Doctor Attestng TO It's virtues every dollar bottle il
TO give satisfaction sold bv Dugzists and
Keepers throu ghout the United States Price 30
cents medium aud one dollar large sized bottles
Principal depot, Fourth and King streets, sold nv
desl srs throug bout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

BLACR-GROoME-on the o Isl ut, at Elktom Md by
lie RI Rev Heary c, Lay bishop Of the jocese o
Easton John l.. Black, NJ. D., OF New, Case, Dei to
Jennie Groome, daughter OF the late john & H"omei
IT Maryland. -
HUTCHIsON-wILDs- tie 30th Of January, "a the
house Of Mr., Worthngton No. Csc N, Thirteenth
street, by Rev 8. W. Thomas, Mr. William llut'lison
OF Delaware, to Miss Virginia Wids, Of Philadelphia,
DAVls-DlCKsON-Jan. 30lh. at Pembeiion NJ. r
Church. by the pastor, Rev. Philip Cline Mr.. lvens h.
Davis, formerly Of FELTON,, Del D, nnd Annie Dickson
ofMt Holly, y. }.
MORO AN-LEWIS-Oc 81 1871 1t Chestol Pa by Res
Henry Brown, WIN. Morgan Of Lartmore Mock anu
Emma L. daughter Of Evan Lewis ESD. Of Cecil
County Nd,
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FOR RENT.

IN oGLETOWN HUTEL for SALE
i.F WI Contains 10 RO0Ms-7 up stairs and down.
HI ia stable, shedding and pump Of excellent water
E&k<k At door. One acre Of grouha attached. Pries
l,oOOi 81 900 may remain on mortgage. Rof further
artioulars apply 10 Mrs ELIZA WILEY,
- On the premises.
n to THOMAS NJ. O0LR, No. East Third street
Wellington, Del. i'm