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The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Fed
eral Streets.
HOOPER & EATON, Old Post Once,
Exchange Street..
L. #. HOYT, No. II Preble Street. Up
h0lstering done to order.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25
Bakers.
W. q. COBB, No. IL Pearl St.
Booksellers and Stationers.
HOYT, FOGG & BREED, No. 9l Middle
Street.

Book Binders.
WIN. A. QUINCY, Room II, Printers
Exchange, No. III Exchange st.
SMALL & sHACKFORD, No. IS Plum
Street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

House on State Street, for Sale.
. STORY Brick house on New State street, next
with Gas, Sebago water hot and cod bath room, two
water closets, furnace, dumb waiter wash room, two
cellars &c.
Is a very healthy location, every room having the
sun shining in some part of the dsy. Terms easy.
For further information apply to G. G. LARKIN,
3l1 Congress Street OF HENRY A. JONES, Gait
Block, Commercial Street. oct9-tf
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

LNROM the pasture of Silas Russell Bay Colt
IL four years old, with white hind feet and star in
the face. Any person finding the will be suita-
bly, rewarded by returning the same to SILAS RUS
TON, corner of Milk and Market streets, Portland,
Me, oc17d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

SGMETHING to do by young man who is willing
- - towork Address A. w. L., Press Office.
| Oct12-tf
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

Adelina PATHS noble husband lately go out
OF bed in time to see burglar getting away
over the garden wall, and the papers call it a
deed Of bravery.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

An Irishman, who had heard it stated that
all flesh is grass, wishes to know if hay is
beef-d la mooced. Oh!
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-25

So many accidents occur from infants med
ding with matches that parents can't be too
careful to keep their children in close metallic
boxes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TUESDAY JANUARY . 1872

Appointments Mayor Valentine has ap,
pointed Alison Mills OF the Tenth ward, enc
of Police, vice e. ]. Dougherty resigned.
James Fletcher has been appointed Police
Officer of the First District, vice John W.
Davis, removed.
John Curry has been re-appointed prison
keeper.
Election Of Officers St Georges National
Lodge, /. o. q. +. on the evening ofthe 2lst OF
December, elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing term IN. c., f. II. Wright
We, d. c. Vail r. S., Edwin II. Peck
ard. Trustees reelected, Geo. " Hastings
John b. Howe and z. T. Harris.
Election of Officers Of the NeiO Masonic
Temple. o. At the annual meeting OF the SOCK
holders of the New Masonic Temple, held on
Wednesday last, in the Board of Trade Rooms,
the following officers were elected ;-fresl-
dent, George G. Lobdell Wee rresluen',
James Scott Treasurer, Thomas j. Lawson !
Secretary, j. p. Almond Board OF Direc-
tors, Jesse Sharpe, Francis Barry, james H.
Bcggs, Joseph Miller, John Taylor, W. y.
Hayes, W. II. Swift, W. G. Gibbons, W. W.
Pusey.
FiIing up Public School No. 1.-The Com.
mttee on transfers, on last Friday, ordered
the transfer of 90 girls from school No. =, 10
from school No. 8, % from school No. 9, and
12 from school No. 10 to school No. !, to be
made at the opening Of the schools TINS morn,
ing. Also the transfer of boys from school
No. 3, and from school No. 10 to school NO.
4. All the transfers were ordered from schools
No. 9, 3, @, and 10 because the applicants ioi
admission who are mostly small children i've
ing near these schools. -Repu6Ncdn'
Proceedings of Counell.-Council met IN
regular session on Thursday evening, Presl
dent Mars in the chair.
On the petition of W. II. Beggs for a side
walk on Walnut street between 18th and l5tl
streets, the Committee reported adversely
Report adopted
sloner showed % men and carts employed
The Committee on Opening Streets report
Ell adversely upon the petition OF Pusey,
Jones and others, asking that the widening o.
3 Water street be limited TO % feet. Adopted
Mr.. Febiger introduced an ordinance tC
amend an ordinance entitled ian ordinance
concerning offences against the public econo
my and contain nuicances. Read secon'
( time.
On motion of Mr.. Foulk an election wa
held for Fire-Watch. Jacob L. Richardson
was elected.
On motion of Mr. Paynter fifty copies o
Mr.. Finegan's ordinance prohibiting Council
men from accepting contracts, were ORDERED
TO be printed.
A communication from the New Casil
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, il
reference to insuring public buildings was re
ferred to the Committee on Public Buildings
with instructions to have the city mill proper
iy insured in that Company.
On motion of Mr.. Pickles the papers, &c.
on the Clerks desk were referred wlthou
reading. 81,
A number of orders were drawn TO pay bill
and Council adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02


ject, We have TO- abe Small POx.
the disease has occuno-ised ON this sub
houses lie case oil
Under Oak Hall roof we have Two nur
bred and SixlY-seven persons, and in the
Chestnut Street House we have One Hun.
bred and Ten persons, making altogether
Three Hundred and Seventy seven persons;
and among all these, from the first day up
10 She present lime, there has not been a
single case OF tho disease. Any statements
TO the contrary are ial>e and malicious and
Intended 10 iDiure our business, and we
would thank ouI friends in city or country to
send us the names OF person reporting false
hoods OF this character
Since the disease was first noticed in this
city, the reports of It have been greatly
exaggerated and The people needessly
alarmed. The mortality in the city has been
less in proportion to population than in
some OF the country towns. II is not true
In any case that our streets have been boarded
up nor has there been any fright or fear on
the subject. Some of the sensational news.
writer's have gone far from the truth 10 slate
mens loolishlY put IN print.
What is the fact in regard TO the employees
in our establishment, will be found 10 be
also true in many OF onr best houses, and
customers need not have the slightest tear OF
OF running any risk in making Their usual
purchase IN PHILADELPHIA WANAMAKER
! u Brown. OAK Hall COtuing House, sixth
Il Market Ste. JoHN WANAMAKER & Co ,
Finest Clothing House, SlS " 800 Chestnut
Street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

KNEW CASTLE TRAINS
att 40am,
Leave Philaaslphis II i5 N. aud Wilmington 90
p NJ. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above leave Clayton for gnyrps
500, m. and 90 D. m. Leave Smyrna for Ciaytop
II IN and IS m to make CONNECTION win trains
TO and from Dover, snd Stations south
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington al u 90 a. M, New Castle 1 9Ot Middle
town 22b,i Townsend "a Clayton s IS; Dover 4 90
Wyoming 10. feltop a. Harrington O O5 Farming.
ton ~ Brldgeviile 81; ssaiord l6 Laurel IS aud
arrive At belmar At 70 =. Passengers leaving Bal
tim0re 81 80 p m. and Philadelphia At III 81 D. m
make eote connection with this train at Wilmington-
Returning-Will leays Delmr 80 p. ~, Laurel %;
seaiord 25 Brdgtyille co. FarminetoH s6; Har-
rlngton 10; Relton IS; Wyoming To-. Dover so.
Clayton TO- Townsend 4bi MiddletoWn s 10; Kirk
wood TO- New Castle % and arrive at Wilmi pgton
90 p. NJ Philadelphia n 80 p. and Baltimore %
m. Hutjec 10 delays Incident 10 freight bust uets
This traiu will stop 10 take up Passengers only Al
stAtions named but VIII Get Gown Passengers At any
stopping place. except Hares Corner, State Poad Roo
CONNECTION
| Al TOWNSEND with the Kent County and 0uean
Anne's Kent Railroads for Keunedyvie sudersvills
| aud intermediate places.
| AtCLAiION With the N, D. K R. for Fastou rnd
| intermediate places.
| At HAKkISGTON with The J. B.R, R. for Milford
/ Georgetown Lewes and'in termediate places.
A. eEAfuhD With The d. ID. X, r. tor Federalfburs
| and Cambridge, sc
At DgLhAR wiih ths z. S K. R. oi salisbury, Prin.
cess Anne Crsned, also for Berlin and other station
II =. KENNY. supe Iui
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CONNECTIONS

At Chadds Ford Trains Nos. !, p 8, 9, ands
for Philade pha; ard and with trains ffom Phads
phia; taI No. and connect with trains from Bal
more and and with trains for Baltimore. No wit
train for Port Deposit.
Al Coatesvie, trains Nos. q and connect for Phil
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for phAdepha and trains !, aud 7, fof Reading and
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c. sTOLZ
septic General Superintendent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Thieis delivered powerful speech in tue
National Assembly recently, 10 opposition 10
leyying an income tax.
Tie ladies of SrasbCurg have organized a
COMM ttee to receive subscriptions towards
the payment OF the French indemnity to
Germany.
The Carr of Russia has five sons living
Alexander, the hair; Vladimir, Alexis,
Sergio and Paul, and an only dauG liter
Marie, now seventeen years oil age
The many friends of John Bright In this
country will be reloiced to hear that he viii
Take his seat in Parliament al the Deginulng
OF The next session, his health having so far
Improved as to render it safe Tor him to do
10.
Instructions have been sent by Bismarck
to the German representatives at Paris, SET,
ling forth the feeling Of eNaspei atian s.,;-su
in dermany by the outrages perpelrnteu on
her soldiers in France. The Cha9ceilo !, I ,S,
clares that unless the present conduct o. th I'
neonIe cease the army of occupation VIII D'
= -areased.
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nO,h DIVIDEND--BANK OF SMYRNA.
Ny Nov. I'd, 1871.
Ths pirae ora of this Institution have this day de-
olared Dividend OF (6) SIX PER CENT out Of the pro-
AS for the Last xix month"; payable to the
or their legal representatives, on demand clear OF All
| taxas By Order,
Il W. N. hElaiis Nhhhlefs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

GRANDCHILDREN the residence OF the brides
father, on the 23th instant by Rev Jacob Todd, Mt
George D. Cleand 10 Miss Rebeeoa j. Grub, both Of
this city. :
DAvl5-CoLLIN5-on tho 9th instant by Rev. Chas
Hill, William r. Davis and Mary }. Collins both Of
New Castle County. 4
GLESWORrH-PYLE-On the eth instant, Dy
Rev. Charles Hill, James c. Wigglesworth and Miss
Auna 5. Pyle, both Of Wilmington
-WOoWARD-In Baltimore oil the 18th inst
by Rev T. j. Murrey, Evan 7. Lyman to Mss Annie
NJ, daughter Of Joseph Woodward. all OF Christisna
Hundred. -
wIELY-HOUsEMAN-ln Philadelphia, Dec 93ih
1871, by Rev. C. =. wswell. ID, d. WIN. Wely, A. b.
Of Chester Co.. Pa. ard Miss Ella b. Housemani OF
Win ington Del,
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prospectus for 1874.
THE LADY'S FRIEND

Of Tar LApY's PRIEsD have coneludedt 70
t ia nrle 10 single subscribers from $3.50 20 s2vO
.be plie,s 10 Clubs (,lresdy very low remaining tne
~. llowinR noyelels with the usual variety Of short
.,i-iss ars n1uouneei Tor 1874. Mrs.. Woods novee'
viii an through the whole year
WITHIN THE MAZEI or, LADY AN
nINNIAN's TRIAL.
No MES -TyJwooD, author Of East Lyme" etc
'' "'9' a. H. ser %S;,,3 HER LIONS.
.t' - Of zone womau's tx
b. DAISY VBNTNoR, author of"Piince Cha.
ONLY WISH. "ate
By A. A. DANA, author of "Jarripg Chords, etc etc
MISSION WORK.
BY Mrs. MAkdARET ITO .MER, author of"A rurn in
Fortunes Wheel" etc, etc.
AN EVERK-DAR HEROINE.
By AMANDA DOUGLASS, author of'solId silver
"A Little Money" etc.
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RRIeND Of very superior character They embrace
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from Vhich tterns for almost evsrytbsR can be srb
ed 1t low pf'el Illustrations OF LAdief Fancy Vork
etc. '
mUsIC.-A piece Of the latest and most fashionable
Music accompanies every number. The Music isofit
self worth the price Of the Magazine,
10 shart, THE LADY's FRIEND aims 10 be. and "A.
proPrietors think 1t Is the most Refined Beautitui and
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"A Repository of Fashiu, Pleasure, an
Instruction,
Harper's Be,zar.

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Il ia really the only illustrated chronicle of fashion
10 the country. Its supplements alone srey worth ths
suocr piion price Of the paper While fully naintan.
ing It's position as mirror Of fashion, Il also csutal
stores poems, brilliant ESSAYS esides general snd psr
sonal gossip -bOs on Saturday Evening Ga seHe.
rdere never was any paper published hat % delight
I'd the heart Of woman. Never mind Il II does YOU
new bonnet 1t viii tsye you ten times the price in the
household economy It tesches.-P Providence Journal
Ihsyouug lazy VIII buys single number OF Har-
per's Bszir Is made subscriber Tor lfe- fetg YOrl
Evening Post
The baHar excellent Like all the periodicals which
the Barpefs publish, II almost ideally we'll edited and
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ers and daughters in average famies-csnnot but proa
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nay have been before the began taking lessoni
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vsma1as Suffering with Rupture

Or other yssal Weakness, are invites 90 visit Phs
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Tssnh street below Race to obtain proper Trusses'
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pi mi suitable instumeuts for Prolapsus applied
g. nj NREDLEs gives personal attsaon to male patients
Al his ONCE, esrnsr Twelfth and Race ese,s,
ahia Extensive practice In this special brAneh Of
Marhauieal Remedies, insures intellgent enu eofree
trsstment ss-B AWNINGS BRACES ADJUSTED.
-ciaA- lOm
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Harper's Weekly.
sPLEEDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

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The Model Newspaper OF our country-eompleis In
all the departments Of an American Family Paper
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
WILMINGTON MARKETS %.
t,o,r,,teA by SMITH BREES' f""''' 'i
CITY NOTICES.
,upoprANT PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
TO all persons about purchasing
cLormSopoR wisIER Wildwood WEAR;
NOT 10 BE uNDERSOLD By AM UNI
W." under any circumstances
OUR IMMENSE SALES AZ ,n HhD'
OUT DOwS OUR rhioks
this time so low
tl,nt competition Is dehed.
connarison with others will prove hl7'
Aud as an example
are doing, -, - ,,,, nrics,
We cal oien1n 70 &c gSaa0 asnaIne 90 5agSans
may be seieetea' .,,,,,, ~,
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED ~
nv GIVE SATISFACTION.
-. c,..,,,,ra. warm and we'll made.
MESS -BREAsrED sAuKH' heg, sIO
49,, s,4tpv BustsEss SUITS, stylah. al
ats,s p,sTs fashionable cut, M low as '''''' 20
MIS- vrsrs' in great variety, as low II
Yourns ovEncoArs, AL WOOL la'es. sas IS
xnyr's OyfnooATs, heavy ana eeh'ee,..',,i. IA
yerrn,s 0vgRcoArs stylish and seiN'e8oe''''''' ~
Rows, ov,RooArs, all wool, latest style '''''''',''
BOYS ovBRcoATs, great uarglns 10
v,s ovRpooArs choice shades Tor '''''''' :
Cu,.psPs,s 0yERooArs, all new style 4
CnnpEsS's suIrs, nicely made ana ''''''''
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
ctornIs0 uErTIR
.n ,o, rr,c.. which fiap' cauno, lie approached by
anv nthef House In philadelphia
""9 ~ we HAVE a 6rLENplh
ASSORTMENT or g., III A.,
p.a,,su Krnsry ApD MILTON ovERooAIs III ~ wy
,t ~ ,deq OF DRABs OLIVES, BROWNS, 1880
pxAnIs L,NDoS sNoKgs, when '""ho' "
here, ,,,...,hs,,
ti,e.. araaAMR Low eoALE oF fhtu-ai
Ah'.e re Wei.ial feature In cur Stock
vA.r AssoarAssT. s ~ F attention, op s,o,u,sa
70 n i,eing sold " W
a. - list OF pa
al the ~ ad0pted BY
lnSs aaSITT & co.,
Is MAaKcr srRHLrr
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Ills VII. 7, HOPKINS, 1913
III5 Chestnut St., (Girard Row.
AEDi
1873 NJ Eighth St. IN. E. Cor. sth.& cherrY)
PHILADELPHIA.

Z Manufacturer aud Dealer of Four Groat spesAlues.
Our Celebrated Chsmpion Hook Skirts, including $50
syesani siza for Ladies', Misses AID Children. Man
ed to meet ths wants Of the first class trade at
the lowest prices.
CQRsErs 10 l2T styles and grades 70 meet the wants
Of H. from 40 . T. sbs5 per pais. Including Thomson's
Glove Fitting, lht " S-.sss' 40 tose.hsr
petition.
PANIER BUsTLEs in 90 varieties, from 3Oe to IS 90
including Hair Cloth, 75c Bon Ton as; Nilsson b3c :
New Broldway 6se Elect, sso and every other dcsra
Bile Bustle At lower prices than at any other parties IN
the trada
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS In every quality, from
the finest TO the lowest prices Tucked and Fancy Mus
lin skirts In - varieties, from to 81 %. Chemists
from 62e to H. Drawers, 6Oc. to $3.50. Night Dress
es, SlOO to S0C1 Toilet Sacks, Sic to s643. Corset
Covers, SlOO to So 30 Aprons, Misses aud Chidrens
Under usrmtnts, Sc &c.
We have the Target, bsst aud cheaTest Ines Of the
above g1odsin Philadelphia Every purchaser save
time and money BY examining Them. " boiesale and
Retail. oetl3sm
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neafness. Bliudness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, BY lsAACs, NJ D.i
and Professor OF DISEASES Of the EYE and EAR lhs
sneciatyl la the Medical College OF Pennsyvans 10
years sxperisnse formerly Of hsyden' Hellsndl No.
san be sean Al his oce The medical faculty are In
vted 10 accompany their patients as he has no secret
his practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pay
,fcb.rya for azaminatiOn hpl2l"l
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OFFtoB OF THR DELAWARE FIRR lstuRANoE Co.,
WtLMISatoN, DBL, November 4tn, ISL
THE Directors Of the DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE
| COMPANY have this day declared Dividend Of
FOUR IA PER CENT clear OF U. :. Tax out OF the pro-
Ats OF the Company for the last ak months payable
an demand to the Stockholders their legal represent
taves at the office Of the Company 6os Market street
nasal y. 4. GILPIN, Secrets ~.
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We often hear the remark made by the
housewife, il they were only rid OF the nuisanc
of a range they have, they would not have an
other Now tile whole trouble lies in not having
the right kind OF range. The Chilson Range
II lust the thing you want. II will cook, roast,
bike or boil. u VIII heat your bath water; II
will heat your chambers and your dining room,
eli with one tire, and consume no moFe goal
than an ordinary cook stove.
- For sale at X. MoRRIsOH's
iml ShinleN slrenl.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

on a friend the other day who showed us most beau-
tinil and striking pcturea At ornament for any paror
aud vet he had il year without ever taking the
trouble - have II framed. There II lay rolled up
dsaver like rubbish, while il mightjust as well have
been shedding its genial influence on the household F.
McMonage, Odd Fellows Hal, ir9meg LECTURES to order
Of every kind and there Us no reason why such orna-
inents should be neglected.
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