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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

ITS CANDIDATES AND PLATFORM.


The National Republican Co veutom
reassemb ed al 10 O'Clock on the morning
Of 9th. The rep RI Of Committee on Gre
dentla's, admitting all the delegates except
the Mormon from Ut N, but admittii tie
Gentle delegation from that Territory, was
adopted. Elk Governor Parsons, Of Ala
b tina, offered some resolutions In refer
ence to the Alabama trouble, which were
referred. General Grant was then ie1Omi-
mated for President by tie unanimo vote
Of the Convention, amid wild enthusiasm.
The .crctnry called the roll Of states
and tn, Chairman OF each dele cation IN
turn cast the unanimous electoral vote Of
each for Grant, generally making few
complimentary remarks to the candi.
date in d ing 30. The announce
ment that the whole of the 752 VOTES had
been cast for Grant was folio ed by the
most tremendous cheering, followed b5
singing and baud play ing
Before making ths nom nation for Vic,
President the Committee on resolut Ons
made their report, which v-s adopted.
The platform advocates complete liberty
and equality throughout the Ian F; adyo-
Gates peace with all nations; demands
civil service refo m, aud the abolition of
the ranking priv 20 opposes further
/ grants Of the public lands TO corporations :;
declares that the revenue should
he derived from duties IN imports except
that received from taxes On liquors
and ioba c., hlyors legislation to secure
harmony between capital and labor; de-
mauds the encouragement Of American
commerce; decl ires for the protection of
the rights Of naiuralized citizens, AMI for
the encouragement OF immigration; d.
IouLces regulations claims that the Gov
eminent has done Us duty in expressing
violence at the s0ulhi deGlar that the
demands Of loyal women for fur her
lights " should be treated with respec full
consideration and culOglEes President
Grant.
After the adoption Of the platform Hon
Henry Wison, OF Massachusetts, was no
minated for Vice President, on the first
ballot. The vote stool; Wilson, 364iS
Colfax, 32liS and 65 scattering. Virginia
changed 20 votes 10 Wilson, giving him
3s4lS, while only $40 were needed for a
nomination. On the announcement of
the vote, all the States 10 turn changed
their yu;es 10 Wilson, making bis nomlna-
ton unanimous. A telegram from Colfax
was read promising a H. arty support to
the ticket nominated The Convention
then adjourned = ne die
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15
Anew Industry.
PROPOSED REIMBURSEMENT or WIRE |
MANUFACToRY oN TUE ~oUTu SIDE.

PROPOSED FsrARLlsuNKNT or A WIRE
MANUFACToRY oS tue South SIDE.
Nego' cations are now Tcrdiag between
parties from di ttLce aud the Chr stana
River improvement Company, for the pur-
chase Of five acres Of gro ind ON the South
Side, along the Cnristiana and II ar Third
street b'idge These parties have agreed
TO take Ave acres at $1,000 rec acre, pro
vided the Levy Court # this county will
vacate the road known as the "Old Ferry
Road" which runs through this property
If the consent of the Levy Court C. n be
obtain, d, the meg itiators FIR the II chas c
will be Immediately concluded.
On this land lh' parties p oppose erecting
a large wire nanufaciory ANA rnterln ex.
taneivoly into the manufacture vi this
article. No better site luli have b,en Sc
lected for the purpose, locat d ~ II ia,
near the proposed terminus Of the VIII
mingtan and Western Rlilroad, aud pos.
sesslng unsurpassed facilities fDr { ans
poitat'on by water,
Should the acton of the Levy Court be
ftvorabe IA il is To be hoped il may
tctive orerttio"s wi douhtlcss soon HI
commenced, and thus another and impor
taut branch vt industry will b. ld,d u
WilmingtOn's large and u t,ntly in
creaslng bu Ines, interests. - Gdssfie.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

NEARLY EsoAPED.-The Dsldwarsa,i
says The notorious thief, Tom Cox, con-
yicted at our lust Court Of petit larceny,
and sentenced for short term of imppls-
onment, was surrendered 10 the Sheriff OF
Caroliae county, Md, on Tuesday last,
In order that he might be tried in that
county for grave otfense,
On their way u the depot, Cox remarked
to Sheriff Hargandine, that had he re-
manned another day he would have been
goae, and In proof Of his assertion, re-.
qucs cd the Sheriff. 10 look at a certain
p,ac, in the cell, where be wonld find the
evidence. On his return to the prison
the Sheriff took Look at the situation,
when 10 he discovered a hole In the wall
of suilic ent Dimensions to pas, through,
and which would have required but few
more hours labor and the bird would
have flown. The reader is Informed that
this occurred in the old jail, the cells OF
the new building not being considered
sufficiently dry TO admit Of the transfer Of
the prisoners from their old quarters,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

TUE FEAcH--A NHw EsRMY. We
were this week shown Ietch twig, taken
from tree in Mr.. II. W. Drapor's orchard
about four miles west OF Dover. IL was
full of pc ,ches, but th,y were literally
eaten mp by the Rose Bug. The destrue-
ton was complete We IRE also Informed
that thor ravages 10 the orchard We're
ruinous. On the tslg brought to our Of
fee the peaches were covered with this
destructive insect, averaging Eve or six TO
peach. We understand several other
orchards In the same mel Shborhood are In
tested This Is anew enemy, and an
alarming one TO our great peach interest
and we hope our growers will look after
their orchards at once, an discover the
cause and euro, II possible, Of 70 serious a
malady, and We shall be glad to receive
reliable information, from time TO time,
of its character, extent aud progress. The
next meeting of the Peninsular Fruit
Growers Association, will afford a fitting
occasion for discussing lt.--Dslaparsan.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Social LYCEuM PIC MIC. The invita-
tious and Programmes for TIE Summer
Reuni ~ Of Fricuds Social Lyccum are
now printed and weure informed Il at all
members Of the LyCe IN eau obtain invi-
t'uions to send 10 crl'licnds by npplica-
ton to any member Of the Committee Of
Arrangements. The reunion takes place
at Ches err lights Oh ; turd ", I'D inst.
The pro grammc states that the reunion
will, "a, usual, pirlake Of the character of
basket lic-nic but III sc desiring can pro-
cue r, frrshmcnts on the ground. At3
o'c'ock in the a'trrto N ill, pic nicker. will
gather ~ the Excursion huu.e for brief
liter Ty exercise, which We Judge from Inc
pm gramne Nil,hc quite Interesting EX-
cur son rtrs will leave Wilmington on the
train le wing the T., W. ~ Is. X. X. NJ T. 10
A NJ, an beswilche utTat lamok II and
ran owe the Che ter Creek Railroad as q
specia. ing al She giourd, ut about
O'Clock. Thou ,h the dat nee IA a title
gre.t'r than t." Elysian Fields" tie time
occupied Ia e ting thee is shorter. The
loe itiun is remarkably cil trail aud access
sible which max It very conycnhnt for
though the gather NJ is not expected Ia
to be- an immense one many of the
meuhr usually send invita- ions
to their frinds in Chester and
Delaware counties aid in Philadelphia,
aud any acce ting such uNit ,tions II
get there quite us adilv rs those ON
| Wilmington. Hntl morning trains ca l.
ward ON the Baltimore Central x BAD will
81 u at the geOund-, also the trains wet
ward OH that road, leaving Philadelphia at
/ 2 aud 10 A. NJ, Win which the moruire
J trains from West Chester will connect.
I Those nl'endug lrlm SAnrihmure and
9th Joints on the eastern halt Of The
| West Chester X al can take the 7.5
A. NJ, iiom Philadelphia, AID connc at
Baltimore Central junction vi h the ex'
enieiou train from Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

CHESTER CRITIcIsM.-The Chester Re-
publican says The managers of the new
Opera House at Wilminglon--l beautiful
temple, al once the pride aud boast Of
every lady aud gentleman Of that city
have snlleIc | the drop curtain of that es.
tablishment to fall into the hands of bill
stiekers, Those who visit the Opera
House can now Learn who sells carpets,
guano, phosphatesi ca rlages for babies,
and other articl,s of uirta. We thought
our National Hall was the only place open
to amusements In this country, that was
disgraoed by.haitg given over to bill post
els. We are mistaken, however. The peo.
pie of Wilmington ere tquil to ours in
their appreciation oflhe fine arts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

JouRsALIsTL.C.--1 prOprletQra of the
spicy little EVERY FvEsINa, Wilmington,
llel., Nlessrs Croasdale ~ Cameron, have
purchased the Daily Delaware State Jour-
nal, and merged ii with their own. The
DELAWARE STATR JduRSAL will be- Issued
~ a weekly Independent paper every Sat-
urday. These gentlemen have bought the
double-cylinder Taylor press formerly used
in the Bee Office, Philadelphia, and will
hereafter do their own printing Chester
AdpOcats
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

CAMP KETING. "A Camp-meeting will
I've held under the auspices Of the NJ. p.
Church at the Columbia School house in
Sussex county, Delaware. on the county
road leading from Salisbury TO sharptown,
beginning August ..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

FoR PHftApELPnIA.--On and a ( or this
we tse steamer Samuel lL Felton, will
make two trips dali y between this city and
Philadelphia. leaving here at $50 A. Nj.
and P. NJ, and returning, leaving Phila
delphia at $50 A. NJ. aud 5. Is ?. NJ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

SALE OF FARM4-G. W. Ingram has
sold for A. NJ. Vail, farm OF 1856 acres,
near Mlddetown, to james T. shallcross,
for $50, 600. He has sold for j. NJ. Boyd,
farm Of 100 acres, near McDvnough, 10
J. Ward Vandegrilt for $4,000. Frrdus
Nanhekle has purchased the Cleavcr farm
ON the road from Delaware City to Dutch
Neck, containing l32 acres for sl3. 500.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

OFFICERS ELECrED.-At tho third an
null NEE ing of the I. ciors Of the Wor-
ccster railroad held In the Court Ho lse at
Snow Hill on the 2S ult., the fVllOwln :
officers we've elected President, George
s. Richardson, r q. Direc' ors, John X.
Franklin, Elk. Wilson, Wilmington Jones,
James r. Purnel, Irving Spencer, Robert
s. Todd, George W. Bhhop, George W.
Covington, Peter d. Cottingham, SAMUEL
w. Iarma". W.ll.W. Farrow and Thomas
ID. Purnell
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15


Personally appeared before me- the sub
scriber one Of the Alderman in and for the
said city, Mary krame late wife Of Friedrich
tschm8n, who, being duly sworn according
10 law doth depose and Say that she will
never hereafter consider herself 10 be the
wife OF the sand Friedrich lschmnn, or will
not have any claim On him If he should
marry, as | consider myself single woman
~ IT WAS never married to Friedrich usch
man as never intend to have anything IL
To with him during nay lis, aud the said
Friedrich lHchman eau marry u ne Heea M
As will not have any claim On hun.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9Th
day OF May 1872. WILLIAM T. BEkKER, Al
lerman, MARY kRAME, the late MARY
UsCHMAN.
This document had the seal Of Alder
man Becker. and r. one Of he strangest
Official papers we have ever seen, being
nothing irss than divorce granted by
an Alderman, upon the argument Of tbs
two parties concerned. Whether the sep.
aration from his wife caused the suicid,
u not We are unable - say, bat 10y refer
ing to the above il will lie seea it Is only
one mon, IA old
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

STRAWBERRY SHlPNENr.-The ship
ments of Strawberries over the Delaware
railroad for saturday, were seventeen car
loads for New York, and three car loads
for Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

sAsHEs.-Wm. II. Pierson, agent T T
Thos. Y. de Normandic, has a splendid
lot Of sashes, doors, etc, for sale, at l2l
West Front street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

NEw SPoKr MILL.-Calviu DerficksOn
has purchased the Broadbeut property on
Mill Greek, in the Hundred of the same
name, and will turn it into a spoke and
wheel mandatory.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Phueas L. Whitaker, who
was one of the most noted men in West
Chester, Pa, some twenty years ago, died
ut Louisville, Ky, on the 18th ult., in the
18th year Of his age. lie was the father
of the heroine of the story entitled " The
Broken Heart written by the Milford
Bard. for The Blnn lIen's Chlcken.N
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15
WlLMfaCToN TRAINS.
S.UppiaI 81 ali stations itweeu Philadalphia sns
W1.UnluufHu

e 20 Philafsiphis all 4. AN.,l.1.2g.
s. o., 2. 10 aud 9 oj,dhiylr d. Tla6 hi l. 81 Ia D
COZ usels, viii Delaware ksiifosi for Milford Az
ntegnsdlate stations.
leave wilml1slla at6#,6 o saIsi0A 4 g,
t.r and7 l6f.h. The s. ~ A. 81. train y ~ &C
lay leave W niu don at6 ~ 4, ~
1het 81 A. ~. % Ia from ~ M ur ia u ~ cnu %
uaet nj Arsenal Junction ~ .eet ttfs W.fh iit
stOA N. tran Tor CIV r. fr'A ws.i ruih.
PHtLADA. AND BALTIC CENTRAL x. X,
nd Ph'sdapnlA ani bA.um9rs Central Rtlroid.
LeHye rh!!sde!i ~ 'ut f.it ptpas.t lsa4ial eI.
iSf OK. Il = Pori Al 10 iiA 81 wrdn si1y.anJ
Saturday, At 8, Z rultdy rhla Tor tue.tai
IOP. N wsAnesdil aui saiufi4f iIP =. 81
Tao 70l N. IRA. stols q. 4 s'n 'lt bitw4su
Leave Port Dep,si; o. Phiial-lpii4 ,suadAt.
sIeepiell. ste pa N, sud ~ =. d., .0Eflri q
f,Aiiillelgh4!11 4! r Gsa1l's ~ 81 ,9,;
-, $40. 81 d We 'Ni'r' "r : q la
fraiu, ,isius wilmington at6.4sA. Aud4s
r NJ pm eouueet At Lam "a JUS uoA VI an u
LOA. N AID lS o. n. tn!as ior PhiiAdsiphi
''T THiiRiS'iuw6iIi fSf1iss fRJM BALrtMosK
mDr NJ
GHgsrEA FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lsasr .'N-.ftf 2t 4a2sH "a aud n ls A
\. "a ~. o. o., Z l., i.D Alll1.a,P NJ
fkuM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
H.. ExpLs., = bP a. kapIesa LtSf' sHpieu
n % 4. ~ kNpress
FROM baltimore 10 Port nep0sii sud intsrmqdlak
stations al o 0) p. NJ.
Accommodation Train ff0m Port Deposit vii
leave iafryVllie A. O. ~ A. H., Tor bAltlmare an
intermediate stations.
Trains Tor baltimore leave Chester atl2n8A. II.
and 8. II A. NJ, and 4 IS r. n.
Trains for Baltimore luaye Milmi iglOn Il Y O.,
4 Is aud 10. u A. A., J. 5 aud o n T. NJ
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Baltimore At ?, % r. NJ, stopping al Mss.
q0lta, ferrymans,, Aberdean, hayra- de grace,
Psrryvlile, Charlest0wn. Moth East, Elkton'
Newark Stanton, Newport. Wilmington CLAY,
mont, hhWOOd, aud Chester.
a. '. KINNEY. Superintendent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

WoRKINGMES's lNsrirUTR.--At meet
ing of the Executive Committee Of the
Workingmen's Institute held on Saturday
evening they resolved TO close the reading
room from June 9gth to October 9Th,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

REPUBLICAN MEETING "A Republican
Ratification Meeting will be held In Instl-
tute Hall in this city, on this Saturday
evening. Hon. Mr.. Lynch, Secretary Of
State for Mississippi, Geo. V. Massey, Esq,
Jacob Moore, Esq, Anthony Higgins, Esq.
Samuel Harrington, Esq, and Others will
address the meeting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

NARPE rs! CARIE .
Alsp oil Cloths, Matlings, Window shades Ne Z,
q. d. SNYDER \ Co.
NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE,
GEORGE s. HAGANY

Has Just openad. at N, inl Wet Soc Nd street.
between Orange AMI Talntl ifg. tnI varied
Assortment OF boots an shl res. Tor ltdss goui g.
men boys, Inlssea ant children all nj which ! q
proposes TO se At prc - suit the present times
anime his stock, jssw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15
CAUGHT AT LAST
Bill Dennis Tracked to His
Hiding Place.
CAUGHT AND LODGED IN JAIL.
A Fail Confession Of His
Guilt.

The details of the terrible outrage, a re
port Of which staitled our community on
the 27,h of March last, are still too fresh
In the minds of our pcop'e 10 need recaplt-
ulaliOn now. Suffice II TO say that between
IL and O'Clock on that morning bury
negro commonly known AS Bill Dennis
went the home of Mrs. Tompson, a poor
but e-pee able white woman living I'm
New G sic Hundred. and after cilcttng
fJrciblc entrance into her house he chas-
ed her from her home for some distance,
dragged h r back by the hair of her head
and there violated her person, accompany
ing the vile deed by terOcious barbarity
biting pieces OF flesh from her arms and
Shoulders. After his brutal lust had been
satisii' Il he took cut razor and was
about 10 murder her to conceal his other
crime when the woman renewed her fran
tic struggles and breaking from his grasp,
He'd, until perfectly nude and almost
dead She fell sensclese across a neighbours
threshold.
The negro Dennis escaped, and though
an excited and eager search was at once
begun, and the Governor Offered a reward
of 5000 for his capture, which was snbse-
quently increased to $500, no clue TO his
whereabouts could he found. Arrest after
arrest of suspected parties were made, ten
VI eleven in all, and squads Of officers in
vltlH,n Ifess secured tue conhiry Tor
twenty mileH around rue Guy nut all 10
hosNal'
lhe search hnaliy slackeheu ana men
nrRan 10 make lnvir he"us ana say the
man would never DC caught, nut during
All TINS Time sergeant Ningate, Nicdo1 oi
our p"Hee iorcr' was lnieliy Worklng M
Tue cas- with the nnIeullthg patience OF
slealh Mount tie had Two or three col
ofri men IN ms employ VINO nave been
searching an the hsishoof'ns couh les Tor
Dennls: AZ ahout p clock las, friday
had discovered the criminal in Delaware
County, Pennsylvania, where he was al
work On farm about four mi es above
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

MXED THAN, NiahNard viii ieavr Da'mat
ftAiu q y. iAnle' 20 srn go. = Mt = iise.
ha.tiu ton. -; Dover q . Inltn. l. Aii
hiddletawn, 2 % Ature a viimfust no.
Psilade'rh q. u .n; faldnOie 3 90 souiiwsrd
81. Wlmii giun, 70 h5g New "a tie. tgl.
Mlddlstuwa, -; Tnwnst I'd . o.; e. .- ton 3 li
| u. vur. o., wy rniuH. ~; lion, a.; Hnr
rilgtOn. % 'afillugtpu, o Va Hrr nwo poi. % 20
! IN 'gs,ilr, 5ii seaierd, d lii lru.el. ~
| Delmar o.
| 1hA m'x-d rio wi be- rru ,nhies' /, dalsy,
| i.e deaf TOT eight hu' nsss aud W a. p,uly "a
'ttton where lime j. iyen
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

WHERE TO FIND THE CoRoNER.-A
great many persons do not know where
the Coroner can. be found, although it has
been advertised several times. His house
is at No. 20 W Thirteenth street, and his
Office ut l.. G sprlnger's hat store, No 2S3
Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

POLICE REPoRT.-Chief OF Police Mills
furnishes the following as the number of
persons furnished with lodging during
May White males, 100; eoloied males,
10 white females, 10; colorcd, being a
total of III.
The number arrested for drunkenness
during May was 1l4, corner lon Z ny II,
larceny 4, assault II, FIST driving >, va
grancy ., breaking city ordinance ., re-
sisting officers |, incendiarism l--total l7B.
Amount of 1ues collected, Slig.j0; for
registering dogs, S99 making siss 30 paid
10 the CITY Treasnrer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

At Ohadd's Ford, Trsus Mo- /, s. 0, And I
connect for Philadelphia, and and with tnlini
if0m Pliiaielphit train. No and cnnuect vii
llains from Baltimore, aud and 8 With tfAins 10
Baltimore No. b with train Tor Port Deposit
Al CoateHyiila, Tialus Ms 4apd coandrt "
Philaiei Qhiy. aud trtins aos D. aud with rain,
from -hiltdslphil At 81 fd-bnri' Trtiu. ~
aud connect iur phhtdeirhit, and trsins I. an,
lot Reaiiug qua Month, Va 4ai west
Excnr-inn tickets will be -l!d lur ala slt;iouf
or suuday Tram going Nurt' wA4d THE tai.
III stap for pdHrs usersft any tubic -udI efgssig
g. SruiZ
GsHaFHI Auuer.f / slIanl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

DELAWARE IN THE NArioNAL REruBLI-
CAN CoNyENTIoN.-N the organization of
the Nation Republican Convention YES
terday, the fo lowing delegates from this
STATE were app on The several com
mittees; On Crcleuti ils, Benjamin Bur
ton Ga Permanent Organization, John
G. Cl nj; ca 'olutious, II. +. Pickles
On Rules and Regulations, Charles Y.
Richards. In the Permanent OrgauizA
ton, DR.. Isaac Jump il Wee President for
Delaware, aud H. f., Pickles, Secretary
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

letlius freely wa feafltstiv with Ill tapl.. bod
| hirraM Co., ih ipcnplf whose support 10 socks
MOOT or roHs lrAhlH expense viii be spaf..i
20 procure iur T. the lttost and mo iat+ft. tin.
uaN~ "l iln daY HHd 10 wi Hlft have u ltt =
amount of literary matter Of &c era into est amt
| / q ~ .. up ctlts cont lily hnie to make 20
.cep.nhl {" men OF all pariH., and weekly
xtl nr .4uilly welcome To all The IN mteis oil
the families inil which 1t hudi it's way
Tho form ~ the paper lr rom swfHt chang 4
ON thtt which 90 Inns wnrl durlug Ia more III au
tHb wars OF ta eNstf nee, and IL l. VI glity 90
luce Ia lie " enable lis prop ietuia 10 put "a at
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

FIRE.-A destructive fire at Hillsboroagh
Nd, occurred on Tuesday, the 4th inst,
AT Z o'c'ock p. NJ. The storehou'e and
stock Of goods Of NJ. E. Hubbard vas en-
tlrely destroyed by the txplo-ion of a cod
oil lamp which ignited barrel OF coal oil
and almost instantly the building was
wrapt in danes. Loss 5000, partially in
eurcd
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

/ No 40 king n Get. above Four d, W lin 10 atom
] Delaware
| We rep ct rlly MORN the Ctlzsu4 Of " ilm'ng
| { mani surr1 ndlug CO lutry that We g ut me 10
/ ~ uuisetur' sat trep 100 hand 90 o iarge All d
/ long estahlished wHre-O ms, tuluiturU NJ every
variety AMI Hiyl', CON tug NJ iuahcgfn~, rose
wood q "a walnut iutu ture. suitable for pirlnr
/ a ~ room shl humher II as. Our A. sur IA ut
OF ia ntnre as large aud ytiiel ~ can he found
IN the ste Of d lawair, aud all Articles HD at
our saab ID nsnt are warrln rd u be- as rep O.
ssnted. sw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN STORE.

SMITH BKEEN would asnounea u their
fri suds AID the public geni rally. that they have
ta1on toe ttDr-, N,iih.east eoin OF tOnrh aud
Shipley itr.sf,, Niiui % ton, Del. and opaLed a
flour, Feet ana q ain ttn p. They viii ecu
stiIt'y keep o full ana fresh Aes ,ftnett II the
be { bra as Of family hiur, buck s. heat aui o0iu
me- 1. ga meal, fat nt. rlin a tich gard IA 1
bri seeds, c .scrsa Cd, IN ~ sd oair. com sud
ia tact everything uau'liy found in well tega-
ia 4 q uf feed aud grain sfi. a. " hich they will
Ii-ptHe 10 so 90 iuWta 81 u trk ct rat
q llds putchh ed At tl-ir "a 10 vii he delivered
tJHuT va { ui tue cily free OF cha 10 The IT,
1 d. " Mimm tiu and tue Nv care invited 10
II ethCmAe ID, as thty lei cvm ident they eau
give entire Subtraction - purt LaseIs. issR
! ~ ru. .. .. BREEs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

FRRIaHT-There Is large nmonnt of
freight coming over the Delaware RAILROAD
just now, principally lumber Which Is beiDg
shipped in large quantities