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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

DAVIS CIGAR Sr9EE baYla still caters
to the wants o. that portion of our people
MIS- axe fond Of the weed, at his Little
Cigar Store Around the Coraer,n ON
shipley street, above Sixth It Is AZ that
place You can hayea gentlemanly smoke
for FIVE 0enNs or a prlncely whin for
AaeSn, and since July lst he has reduced
Ills Price on chewing tobacco 10 conform
TO the reduction 10 taxes iR the evening
NJ his store yan can he edited by Tearing
AZ tAAN,efs, trom 4 primary election to u
PRESIDENTIAL contest fully discussed by the
9rguiymg crowd which nightly congre.
sates there, whilst religion, science, art,
political economy and Horace Greeley's
chances for election are profoundly con-
aidered, hut not always satisfactorily
disposed of.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10


JIsssrs. Ei9ors In last Saturdays
EVERY EVENING l find communication
charging the City Treasurer with neglect
of his official duties ~ being absent from
his office during office hours. As believe
In fair NAV, aud that both sides ought u
lee heard, / wish TO state few facts con-
uected with the duties Of the Treasurer.
ma. office hours are, as stated by Mr.. -, "
from 9 O'Clock, A. ". 90 8, ?. NJ, and on
SATURDAYS from 2, A. NJ, 40 ;, 4. Nj but
the Treasurers preceding Mr. illgore lave
been allowed reasonable length " time
f,r dinner, Mr. " 8" ceftGinly would not
require the Treasurer TO go withGut ms
dlnner every day Of the week except
Sunday. Many men are 50 physlealiy
constituted thai they Could not comply
with such a rule.
Again. a large number Of bonds Of the
city are annually transferred aud "a number
of new loans issued these bonds are made
out Ly the Treasurer, by him taken 10 the
AUDITORS office for his signature, and FROM
there To the Mayor Tor bis signature aud
the seal of the city all the notes OF the
city are drawn up by the II easurer aud by
him taken to the President ct the City
Council for his signature, and from Their
IN the MAYOR for his signature and seal OF
the city, compelling the Treasurer TO bl
absent from his office during office hours
Since the recent attachment law has
heen enforced large number of alta oh
mepts, many OF them isshing from tn
SUPERIOR J burt have bten laif Id hi
hands as Treasurer Of the City aud he hat
been compelled to answer, and al the las
term of May Court he Was compelled Z
spend several days nj New Castle, lhi
compelling Ills absence from the oiiie
during Office hours.
Again very large number Of ettaeh
menls issued by The ditieT0ut justices o
the Peace, and laid 10 thu TFeasqrrr'
hands, sometimes sil and eight In on
day, requiring him ~ Rnswer, and thi
compelling him TO be absent from his oihc
during office hours.
The ordinance making the Treasurer
office houis on Saturday from A. NJ,
SP. NJ, was for the purpose of paying tn
employees of the city, II was found tbs
the men were in the habit of taking
large part of the day for this purpose, m
thus causing a loss 10 lie CITY. L, WV
SUI. esteu 20 tue Treasurer that the houl
from tor p. NJ, on Fridays be set apa
Tor the purpose of paying off the hanI
working by the week Although this Ell
tailed longer office hours on the Treasuri
he very cheerfully complied, thus aidlu
IN econOmlling the resources If thg CT.
Since the prrsgni regsgfer icame into o
nc, the books havb been remodelHd an
some very great improvements Introduce,
and in conclusion, wish % saw that
lave ever found Mr.. Killgjre willing an
anxious 10 adopt any suggestions th
we're made TO him for the brn"tl Of Il
Ci or for the convene &C OF those hR
lug business IN his office.
II. v. PIcKhLs,
Chairman Of Fiasnee Committee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

The Tribunal met again Thursday
and after session of two and H half hours,
adjourned to meet again on Wednesday
next. Several of the arbltrators and
counsel are suffering from indsposiliou,
caused by excessive toll and bad weather.
The object OF the Court in adjourning fol
so long period is to give the members
sufficient time for the especial study of q
number of points involved In the eases
which have come before them. II is con.
iidently hoped that the labors of the Tri
bunal will he brought to Il satisfactory
conclusion by Sept. 18th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10


For the first time for many a day M
accident has occurred on the delaware
Raj road. Wednesday the lib irtlgh'
train south, with passtggef car attached
on this road, met with IN acoldeht hf
which live cars of the train We're wrecked
hut no person injured, NJ least To any
evieut. Che accident occurred at Green
spying Station, near Clayton, and was
caused by the wheel Of IA tat car giving
way, whhh caused the deslinrlion o.
several box ears. The track for SOM
distance was torn up and trains delayed
in consequence. A construction train wa
sent down at an early hour 10 relieve th'
road and clear away the wreck. The
morning train north arrived Ut lali
hour. on account nf the accident ant
passengers on IL failed to DAke connection
here with The proper trains.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10
The Election To-day,
wHsAR 30 VOTE, AND THE NAMES OF THE
CANDIDATES.

wH4hR 80 VOTE, AND THE NAMES OF THE
CANDIDATES.
To-day the Democrats will nominate
a candidate for Mayor. The election will
be held at the City Hall, and all legal votes
will be received from twelve o'clock, noon,
till seven O'Clock in the evening. The
number of persons named as candidates
has been very large, and the canvass q
most spirited one. The following gen
tlemen, we believe, are the only porsCnl
In the field, all others either having reiuapr
to allow their names to be used " WI
drawn from the contest Joshua hlmr
William Bright and John Akin. lily
expected that full vote Of the part the
be polled, for the candidates have
into the contest with determinai
make respectable show even
thirds are unfortunate enough 70 le
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

STANTON ITgNs.-The Friends meeting
house in stanton, has been torn d0Wn,and
arrangements are being made to put mp II
new structure in It's place. The old build
ing We suppose had stood over II century,
perhaps TWO Of them, as some of the tim
her had entirely roltod away. The new
building will he Of brick, and finished
in style more In keeping with the Ideas
Of the people of the present day.
James AllcOrn II erecting new house
OIL the property recently purchased from
Mr.. Smith, above stanton, aud fitting il
up for Il home.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

BRANDYwINE SUMMIT CAMP.--Brandy-
wine Summit Camp Meeting will be
inaugurated on Monday. Several parties
have gone ont to tent on the ground and
await the formal commrncem Mt of the
camp Indeed, the number of persons
who are now on the ground Is so large
that ii has heen decided TO hold religious
services en- the ground on SUNDAY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

WANDERER's RETuRN'-ln the early
part Of the war John Williamson, of New
London township, Chester county, enlisted
as a soldier. For years he had not been
heard of and was supposed to be dead.
Last week he returned, much TO the sur
Prise of his friends. After quitting the
arniy ne became u sailor, and has visited
many distant places.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

INcoRREoT - such case MS We 10. iced
~ being tried on Tuesday before Esquire
Fraze never came before him. There
was suit bet wcen the two men mention
el for an assault and battery, the girl, we
believe, being the cause OF the atiilir'
The case "a we published II was based on
lnmor, but it il said such a ease viii he
tried at the next term OF Court as We err
roneonsly stated hal been passed upon by
Mr.. Frazer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

MoRE NORTHERN LiGHTs. -The north
ern and northwestern heavens were again
brilliantly Illuminated Thursiay night at
li,3O. The sky from the h0r ,ou To the
zenith seemed To be a hlaz" for awhile and
when the high cnlorlng brxan to fade
away, grey streaks in quick succession
shot athwart the sky and BRILL mt rays
darted from the horizon and extended up
many degrees.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

CHESTER lTENs.-Thursday, a young
sou Of Charles A. Weidner, of the Chester
Iron Ship and Eugne Works, while anus
ing himself in his fathers shops, caught
hi- hand IN cogY heel, aud injured il 20
seriously ms to require qmputaligN II y
portion. "
fM Wednesday parl Y. Mayo, seven
years old, Nh9 was Waiting With his muth-
er az the home oi William T. Crook, b."
uear Chester, WAS crushed to H.o,h b.
was with one of the farm hands Who was
bringing III :. neavy field roller, aud wiah.
.ag To ride, was placed on the roller frame.
a sudden jolt threw him va aud She i'm.
plement passed. AVER him, causing instant
DEATH. the body Is TO be taken 10 his par,
cuts home on the Hudson river.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

A negro held a COW while II cfoss-eyed
man was to knock her on the head with
an axe. The negro observing the mans
eyes, In some fear inquired, ''You gWine to
hit whar you look 2" Eyes" Den" said
cufIee, "hold the COW yourself. | amt
gwine to let you hit me-"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

CoNsRcTRD by TELEeRAru.-rhe Office
and works Of Walton, Whann " Co. have
been connected 10y telegraph, aud dial
teegraphic instrument placed at each
point, by which those who are not sound
srs" or "rradcrs" can readily send dis
matches
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

FIsuING.-Quite number of Whining.
tOnians leave here every week to spend a
few days ut the Breskwater fishing, or In
sailing vessels down the bay. There are
at present about thirty or forty persons
absent engaged In this pleasant pasllme,
aud more parties are constantly being
made up. Our citizens think their being
exposed to the sea-air is healthy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

The FAME ExCURsION.-The excursion
Of the Fame Hose Company to Brldgrton,
Nd, On Thursday, August 18th, promises
To be one 0f the most delightful of llPe
season. A full brass aud string baud will
accompany them, and SUCH music US Prof
ElliWger's troupe pnly eau give will cnliven
the opcaaiou and slve those who wish it Il
Chanrr To dance Don't forget the date.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

SALUTE LAST EvRNIEG.-The Republic
cans, last evening about 6 o'elOcS, fired a
salute At Seventh and jackson streets, In
honor Of the party's recent vie DRY In the
Old North State
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

SUCCESSFUL SWIM Il co W. Phillips
of Quarryville, swan the Delaware river
Mt that point on Saturday lst, making the
time in Que hour. We believe this Is the
ilr.t time the Delaware was ever swan al
this point. lie was attended by skill
rowrd by Davis Cloud -ReIublicdn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

TuB STRAIGHT ours.-The Democrats
of White Clay Creek Hundred will hold a
meeting In Lutton's Hall, Newark,
this Saturday evening, which will be
addressed by able speakers. II il under
stood that this will be a straight out
Democratic meeting, and opposed to the
election of Greeley and Brown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

LEFT TowN.--We understand the keeper
of lager beer saloon on Third street,
between King aud Market, lett town last
Thursday, leaving sundry credit Irs in the
lurch.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

No OFFICERS PRHsEsT.-It was an
nouncnd that the Quarterly Meeting Of
the Grand Division, Sons Of Temperance,
would he held Wednrsda, Put rs the officers
OF that body failed to put in IN appearance
no me citing was held.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

unAT TFAMs.-'rhe Shoe ant Loiihrr
Rtporier says; The tnesi ppnl team in
this country is owned by M's-rs. busey
seolt y TO-, Of Wilmington, llcl trained
and driven by the younger partnri, Tht
team consists Of blk large tape ~ Good
Hope goats, imported by the firm, who
are among the largest manufacturers Of
CAPE skins in this country, aud have been
importing direct fiom that country and
from Calcutta for several Yeas. The
carriage drawn by these gQats is IN Gnrn
hungry, set rather low and holding two
persons, aud they create Il great sensation
driving over the Wilmington avenues at
thc rate Of six miles an hour, with VIII
Warner or young AF. Scott holding tAe
| Inins.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

BRDsBORo'.-A correspondent OF the
PottstOwn Ledger writes of the beautiful
and enterPrising village Of BirassSoro' III
follows
BirdshorO' is destined to become a
place of some note, at no distan; day
having the advanta,vg ut Two railroads
and tho canal, The Philadelphia 4
READING and Wilmington n Reading
Railroads pass through il, aud the extern
sion ul the latter line 10 the coal regio,,
is progressing rapidly Ths Expectation
is that lraius'wlh ran through % Reading
in one ipaf nom now. Mtssrs. + ~ g.
brooke are building large anthracite
furnace On the north side OF the ri,,A,
along side of the r. ~ K. p. tiiyy expect
to have i completed w the urst Of the
ygar. lleY Viii theh have three anthfa
elite ialhaees aud one charcoal furnace
hc.-,ies q large rolling mill aud naA NS.
tory, aud employ a lnrgs Number ~ men
They are business men IT the drst class
SECOND "a none IN America. Tiers are
about seventy new dwelling houses
guiug Nh in blrdsboro' this season
20 you see the place is increasing il
wealth aad population, or At least on,
wonld think so, in passisg through Il
Que thing we neei here is to be incorpo
! rateh, Winch think will I've dong Al IA
1 gust Court. The yiacs aemapds #
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

LEG BRoKEs. ANDY Jetfris had his leg
broken, Thursday, by sand bank caving
In upon him NJ -Four centh and West SITS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

Mr.. VAux TO SPEAK .-Ex-MayOr Naux,
of Philadelphia, has been invited to adj
dress the Democrats aud Liberals OF this
city some time next week. lie has accept
ed the invitation aud the event. on which
he will speak will he announced in few
days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

LoAN .-$12O0 .nli as fol
lows nj the monthly meeting Of tie Young
Mems Loan Association meeting 4 ursdny
night 5000 at 24i@ per cent; nj $1,000 at
25i4 p cent.
The st Loan Association sold Thursday
night $3.50 ut 20 per cent. tlOOW 1t l7A,
1900 at IN, 900 ut Is, and $1,000 at
1917.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

ExCuRsiONs.-T Bmndywine NJ. f.
church, to Cape May Wednesday
was very successful, and all the eXcur-
sl0nists speak highly of the plesurr II af-
furtlcd. The boat arrived IN this city on
lis return nip shortly after nine o'clock in
the evening. The managers talk Of Civ
ing another excursion To Cape May in
about two weeks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

EXCURSION TO CEDAR BEAoH.-By a
notice under our advertisement head it
will be seen that MIR. Nehemiah Is. Davis,
Of this city, will give an excursion 10 Ce-
dar Be ,ch, near Milford, Kent comfy, on
Thursday, August 18th. lie announces that
the boat will leave at four O'Clock in
the moring, arriving at beach at ., A. NJ
See advertisement for further particulars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

GRANT CLuB. "A meeting was held last
Thursday. the pre- iminaries for organizing
u Grant and Wilson campaign ub Were
gone through with. John NJ Dunn was
elected temporary President aud EllWood
Singley Secretary commit q on per
maneut organization was appointed aud
uniform determined upon us follows :;
Suit, black with the exception Of the vest,
which will he whit, and white high hat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

Nrw PApER.-We have just received a
copy of the "F.F. Bazaar of Fashion, Lit
eriture and Art, a new ladies ptler pub
lished in Baltimore, Md, at 81 per Hnnun.
WILL CLOSE ON TUESDAY. We have
b en- requested to state that the Red Lion
Camp Meeting will close on Tuesday
morning next, and thit the meeting 30
far has been Of the most satisfactory kind
DICKINSON COLLEGE The Trustees Of
ID 'kinson College, ut their special meeting
in Philadelphia Thursday, elected William
Trickett, of that city, now in Germany, Ia
the pr0iessorshlp Of modern languages in
the Dickinson College.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

PgRsoNAL. Rev. I. p. Mercer left this
city Thursday on Il visit TO friends nj Ken
nett square. Mr.. Mercer will return 10
about week at which time, his vacation
having expired he will return TO his
charge in Cleveland, Ohlo. Mr.. Mercer
in connection with his paslorate duties is
the editor of the ESdngslist, Il New Church
monthly paper, which is neatly printed
aud ably edited. - chester Mems.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

Tue CHRIsriANA.--On the sth of this
mont h the contract for deepening the
channel of the thristiann river, Will be
given out, for which an appropriation of
$4,000 has been made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

RAILROAD ITEMS. Engineer Hood aud
his corps have finished the location of the
Oxl0rd and Peach Bottom Railway to u
place called Dogtown in Fulton township.
Tho balance of the line to the Susquchan-
ma will not he located for short time
The contractors will commence work on
the oxford and Peach Bottom Railway
next or the following week. A large num-
her of carts have alrady arrived In OK ford,
and the superintendenta have been looking
around for quarters for their men aud
! hprsUa'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

THANKS Theodore Tilton, OF the Golden
Age, will accept our thanks for an excellent
lithOgraph of Horace Greeley
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

RguNGoN And CELEBRATION or THE FTP
TEeNTH ANsNnNRNr.-On Thursday, Aug.
~ 1, the cx.sOldiers of color who served In
the late war will hold a grand reunion and
celebration of the Fifteenth amendment ut
New Castle. Prof. Day will deliver nm
Grafton on this occasion, aud IL is expected
large numbers from this city will be pres
ent, general invitation having been cx-
tended to all "without regard to race, color
or pre-, ious condition of servitudc,"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

4 ..-, hOsc lips are cold.
-Ah6Wer called the Aaron cup grows
In the vicinity Of Alemada, Calirmin,
which is said 10 measure two feet eight
inches from the base OF the flower to the
tip of the cup.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

VouDno WORsHIP.-We are creditably
informed that this species of Africa idola
tary exists to great rXteut In South
Chester. We give this piece of lniorma-
ton To the public as We have received II,
and propose, if ii Is possible, to give IL de-.
tailed account of the ceremonies and pecu-
liaritits of this barbnric religion which II
is almost incredible to believe can exist In
christian and civilized community. -
lArsiar Nelrs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

FoR WEST PoIST.-We noticed some
time since that the member of Congress
from the Eastern Shore of Maryland had
decided to appoint Cadet to West Point,
who should in a competitive examination
show himself best qualified for the posi-
lion. A large number Of boys were cx-
amined by the gentlemen appointed for
that purpose and Lawrence l.. Buif, of
st. Michuel'r, was awarded the prize.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

ST. LOuis MAGsETIC SPRINGS. Quite a
number of Delawareans are spending the
hot days at this new resort, most of them
for the benefit of the medical virtues Of
the water From this city we notice the
namrs of Charles Gordon, Esq, Mr..
Frank n. Buck, Mrs. 4. :. Roberts, Mrs.
NJ. Edgar. From Delaware Guy, Mr. and
Mrs. WIN. ReybOld. From Newark, Miss
Evans, Miss Harriet Dean, DIR. and Mrs.
stiles Kennedy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

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ohiFhViL"'N" Is ff,s,f.. ~
htc"'ge"esr s"ys ''l". W, a. - nn,I5 ;n w.
smyrna. mas Just con- rhr.ru 20 70 "u,Iu wv
large nouole-uecs sonop' ,, ~ Pr'tt,I' ~ a.,
New Jersey ana uu9llNa"ia, w u, "
Is sald' Will DC inc laIseH. FesssiS sNc'
nun on ?ln{.nH ~, p.'ai az r,,,,
vessels IL 70 ne 10 'eo. Me- - n M
beam and va ie't uep'n u, an n s'u, ue
DINER Is 10 NE nv i,e, H,''' - '''' "''''i
ana va leet dep'h oi noi"'
,. soi.oon.r ! Coty;,, i.t
l.A.no' i,',n,hsd fron, tbe sbin ward nj
tons, var i"u. D..H W. tv,as,ar
H. Cotsuu, SUM- - 80, ho,, Wa
uh e".u , ~, a. , =" sof 49,. n,Js,vnr,
, nun. I.u IN ',.,"s,,,, and Fn,rine Wnrks
al Chester p.., IN, ,,a.
Yesterday an ll"l, ~ $50. t,t,,',
lnuheheu iioin .lie y aiN E,'.,i,,,, VEL
IRON shlpDululns nnu ID a'..,'.1 ,,I,o,,
Ihere alho WAS ,, ~. ~, rarS az
CT ~ ~ s .ons, 20" son,h Chr.ter vester-
samuel stevenson, south e s,sn.s henn
day afternoon al o cloch' nue na' ~"
built Tor aut' 'ohh p"s'' VI "''"'''
-Chester Nt"S'
r....,.,.,,,, Go ftor,nor
OF ," " u, 49,, nn .'',',,',a Of iswo,, A. "a
WI" "as III IN T,..s'ia n In IN, rhris,iann
was usoM ',,u .',s' -, ,i,e hone mil i'm
" s"oa. u', ,,i,I, Wi1iian, II Cummings and
'u'nt "uy W. Ihna.II', went ,n ,he ,lacr
Ano,u'i NY q, " 1ro,yn.d ~ h,tl,s' and i'm
Mn'Iu Nv va s,.j,, er,u, ,h,. ,Lnr,. In :,
M,y'iptinE y" e., ' ,hn ,ridIi. If ,br A. csm
iAlt ""'n"'eu III wv
SUM" u,, ......,.... ,,,i.,,yo,,d in ,ssi.t
h', '",'liIn," ,h rag, ,n,.srds him bnt
nun ny pu'"r , ' sna,L lin, in his Nv.
my V ,InD h mS' c.i,sd in tbis Cumming.
~ ~ ,,,, ~ - s,,imn,er started f,i
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

CAT PoNp.-There is pond of stagnant
water at Filth and Monroe streets which
would disappear if the drain was cl-aused.
The pond is now entirely devoted to the
execution of young cats, lighting rommies,
disOrdcry dogs, aud young ducks by
drowning, hy cXaspcrated neighhors. OF
course a horrible smell Is constantly arising
from thc pond. The drain should be
clrnnsed that the water eau lind an outlet
aud II new place for ending the lives of
cats, dogs, etc, found.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

NEW INDUSTRY. We understand some
parties from Newark, N. j.. have been in
Wilmington looking for site for Il yaruish
mandatory. They cay the amount sold
to merchants here from Newark alone
would sustain mandatory in this
vicinity. Come along, our citizens will
helm ynu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

LENAPE EXcURsIoN.-Th Lcnape So
clal will give an excursion to Cape May
ON Friday, August 10th. pleasant time
may be anticipated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

PRNNsYLvANIANs AT LEwEs. &c. Last
week large patty irom West Chester
visited Lewes and the Delaware Break
water. A SCHOONER was chartered by the
excursioulsts for the trip, aud those who
were exempt from sea sickness were much
pleased with their visit those who were
sick say they We're not particularly cnam-
ored of the rolling deep.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

TELEgRApnY.-The new tclegr ph in
stitute, on West Ninth street. We presume
will soon be filled, rs the management
promise that in three months their schOl-
ars shall he proficient saunders. The price
of tuition is small, the teachers competrn',
and the art of telegraphing is "handy
thing to have about the house"