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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

The address of Past Grand Sire Nichol-
son, of Pennsylvania, at the Opera House,
Thursday, was listened to by la'ge
and apr, ri ieve audience, aud all present
were delighted. His theme was "rhe Ne
ressity, Availihlli Y and Power of Otll
Fellowship" Mr.. Nicholson handled his
subject with a master hand. As an orator
be holds no second place. Earnest and
argumentative, all VINO listened were i'm
pressed with the power for good In the
great order he represented, and .who holds
as the great central cardinal truths of Its
creed the " he Fatherhood of God and
the Brotherhood of MAN.
Odd Fellowship in our city cannot fail
to have been benefited by this able aud
eloquent statement Of s principles and
those present are much indebted to Elcu
Lodge, No. "a, under whose auspices the
address was delivered, as well as to Mr..
Nicholson, for this intellectual treat. Mr.
Nicholson is now Secretary of the r. W.
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, which has
over ninety thousand Of membership
A fact of inter, 81 to De'awareans in thi,
connection is that the reports to the Grand
Lodge of the United States last year shOw'
that, in proportion TO population, Dela
ware is the strongest Jurisdiction numer
ically of any in the United States.
The stage was occupied by Graud Mastei
Pierson and the officers of the Crane
Lodge of Delaware, Chief Patriarch Car
penter and the officers of the Grand En-
campment, and the various subordinate
| Lodges and Encampments of the city
Eden Lodge appearing in full force. Tn
rich and varied colored regalia worn b.
these gentlemen presented most beautiful
appearance from the auditorium.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY EVENING
At the meeting of the Historical Society
Thursday there was an average attend
anee of members and much interest mani
tested.
1t is proposed to take active measures
during the coming year for the col
lection and publication Of the records
and documents, for gathering material for
the biography Of our distinguished states.
men, jurists, diyines, physicians and
mechanics, and for the collection and pre-
servalion of historical records.
Committees have been appointed for
these various purposes aud many plans
have been suggested, but are not yet suili-
GENTLY shaped to be announced.
Several members of the society propose
to investigate particular subjects of State
interest, aud present their results to the
public in the form of lectures and pub
lished papers.
The revival and progress of the society
during the past year, aud its present and
proposed activity deserve the encourage
meut and assistance of the community
which profits by its labOrs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14
THE CITY.
Where's the epizootic !

Where's the epizootic
A City Railway mule has tho dropsy.
Capt. Chopper is inc looking officer.
Hugh sweeucy's trial is now SGT down
for next month.
There are thirty Episcopal churches and
chapels in Delaware.
Frost street, at the Poor House hill, is
being re-macadamized.
The ''squa'ter-sovereiguty'' shsnty Ia
front of City Hall is for sale.
The water works tunnel underneath the
Brandywlne will be completed early Ia
January.
The Sunday School Union Festival
promises to be the biggest thing Of the
season.
Mrs. Bowers, supported by a good
troupe. will be al the Opera House during
the holidays.
The Independent Cornet Band will hold
Il fair in the Institute Hall, commencing
on the 2Sl inst.
Esquire Publ has been designated Della
ware Commissioner for the state of Mary
land by Governor Whyte.
The carpenters and house builders of
Wilmington cannot complain plenty Of
work, with prospect of plenty more.
Onite a pn,nber oC Deaths have ocenrre1
In his ci,v dnrino The mast G,rtni1ht. md
the victims were principally old MN
Yon've reod * Uncle Tom's Cabin " of
conrse. hnt Won sbonid see il enacted on
Monday evening at the Opera House.
cois cn n"' tha Fn1r,b i'.,rint has resrnrd
,nd yin aco.yt a. ,,o.ition as wntcb,nan
an N,rl.t strao,
y" ,,, w. ~ N. 80, r.,. 4, ~
che, ne eAtre nhees'ugs a. Un, I'LL, W e. L,
is sa,d = I bayin% 49, q col o thIongl',, 5rrin@
tbeir nro"ress
M ~ ,.,<,,.. A..,osn.
=, uery Is an Asge 9 , AZ Tue neau VI .ue
Massacuuse.'s 9ocl,'y ior III pi5Neut'o',
Vi V.uelty 10 uhl'ieis -'et "s o''''i wv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

PURCHASE OF PROPERTY ny THE M'coL-
LoUGH IRON COMPANY.
Some time ago the Mccullough Iron
Company commenced negotiating for the
two adjoining properties on the Christiana,
known r. spectiyely AS the The Rocks
mo- erty'' and tue " Barrett property,
The first named being oWntd by Geo. q.
Loblcll and and the latter heing in the
possession OF the a7sgne, Of A. D. Barre t
x Sons The negotiations eliminated a
few weeks ago in their purchase of both
properties, embracing some nine acres OF
ground fer S55 900.
II is the intention Of the purchasers to
erect large sheet iron rolling mile on the
property, and they will probably com
mcnce building operations carly 10 the
spring. This will he an important add
ton to our iron working irtere T., and
this action by so old and successful an
iron manufacturing concern is "A graiitNl
evidence of the growing appreciation OF
the advantages OF our city us location
for iron manufacture.
The Rocks property is historic, tho
rocks FROM which il takes its name form
ing Il natural wharf, at which the iir.i
settlers from Sweden landed TO found oui
city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

EDEN LODGE OF MASONIC LADIES.

EDEN LODGE OF MASONIC LADIES.
Tuesday the FIRST anniversary of Eden
Lodge, No. l, Masonic Ladies, was cele-
hrated in the room of the lodge, Bakers
Union Binding. The attendance on the
occasion was very large, many invited
guests being present, and the exercises
were most pleasant and interesting.
After ferve0t prayer had b.en delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Marsh, the lodge sang a beau
tiful hymn. The remainder of the pro
gramme consisted of the reading Of a we'll
written sketch of the history Of the lodge
since its inception, IN address by eE-Mayur
Valentine and reading of selections aud
singing by the company.
Refreshments were served at times dur
ing the evening, and it was growing late
before the programme was concluded.
To say that the participants in the cee.
braliou were well-pleased, but poorly TX
prpes IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

The reason an urchin gave for being
late at school Monday, was that the boy in
the next house WAS going to have a dress
ing down with u bed coid, and he waited
TO hear him howl.
A veteran observer Gays: 81 never
place reliance on Il man who is telling
what he would have done had he been
there. have noticed trat somehow this
kind of people never get there.
-'' want to know" said creditor,
fercely, ~ when you are going to pay me
what you owe me - "Wheu I'm going
to plyi Why, you're a pretty fellow
Do you take me for prophet -
Ats fair in New York there is offered
for sale an "Antidote for Love" the con.
tents of one vial of which are said to be IA
cure FOR the most aggravated case The
contents are neat little miuen."
smart boy PAPA, is it fair for the
teacher to hog me fol what dou'L do -
Indignant father mo, my son no, BY
NJ means" Smart boy Well, then.
a hat made him fog me to-day when
didn't do my sums p
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14
Utopia,
ALAND OF MILK AND HONEY on MuLLIcA
CREEK, NEW JERSEY.

ALAND OF MILK AND HONEY on MULIICA
CREEK, NEw JERSEY.
l., ous,,,r.o c,ii n,llishnd in these
o,i,i,,,s Nv, 6 Toi,n nnu,rltr,v, president -
',tso 90, as1.mtlsJ a. III, hall. cor
rer ar SeyentI and Walnut sire IL. Wee
n,,lnr 10 lsn,n how II was propos cd TO
.n.io;, 81 MN mechanics and laborers TO
t,1i -, ~ n,,u citv where stpndy work
"u'''l W $50. ,,;i ho ,ri,,n ;. ne crowd
Isi -e'nains5 bul a short time when MIR.
na'.S,a'' I,,,,,,r r,,o,, tho ia t,vn mans
, n9Gsu'e,y NJ. LIZ aa9d ,ies CORRECTLY A.
i,n "e, all oii Inv IN ~ drawings Of the
NJ oc T lace swc,t notuoes and said
ns,s
H. noroho,,v s,ia If was necessary to
~ ps''StI'., arJ S.r,n,nrv Of ,he
,,'a. ,;,''. .t.e',t a., nn or,rsnizrd and he
,'.,, %"ou ',',i.,n., nrrsent In select
,h' 1,,i .u.
,oa u'' '',',,'n n.r-p,sion Rnvyorth Wei
ei,. ''r,,s ,',' nr.si5c md Mr.. Rnisin
e,,.i ,s w. hen Mr. Dnuvherty
,at, ~, 90 S,,,,ai, Ma ,ni.sit,u and
tai,,,eJ th' r,,,-e or ,ht low civ. M
r.,jn,, ~ toH nov Of land situ1t.i on
NM, y, Cr III thiIv'tvs miles
iron, ph;,adoi,1i, and t,vnntv-Hve miles
fro,, A,i i'' 'F' ~, in tbe Interest of
viii A. t',,, ga hoen called
Iln .nfI a., Gt.ta ar Naw .iar.pV had
cha,,o,'J ,ta p,''t,,,,,,on Atlantic Game
Mao o,S pi',t.i i,.,,i7 Ci.,ss Wanuc .rt mr..
mo- Huu ,',a"' ,5, n,'i cor,nraI;o,, nnV
"N,s ,In li,n D. \ew City a,iJ bed decided
IN 49, T., ~ g. ~ sh,rc If was
in ose v, ~ d, g. ,',,pi,a vh,is civ a
,, l''..i'u.u ~ nr,, a,I the 10,
m. ,,'I " ~ c"nariors olsss
m,,.''r 's Ito"'5 .,a,es III is bn,sIs
III, ~ ,i,a,I,, r,on,, thnst
VII. ~ M ,u'u 'i"''" ';y,i,si st7cl of
Sgon onn W ~ ~" to Le emuln,e
M, -" l., a.. ,o,,,,,,.r,, snJ
Ia, 80. We "Wiis 5'0eH ~ ~ soi,,.,na !, /.
i9,.m ,'r' nS VI ~ SAM. o,,5 70 mn
10 "Io''sn ,,,,,,'i Ma, C,im
'''''' oa m ~
amt &c ,, w uo'oVo Hs ~ W. h
Mr. ~ SUI sl'a'qs il't' iinanS ps' =, snb
srru,d "',"o'''Sir" ~ 80 eCoisim,
E, g"rhty' lut l'otlo w ~, 49, ~
P ,,"gg llon New 9rh' new '''s'! '''o
wn, anna Tnu ~ l"Mire l., ,,o,i
II uen men "eeoihr eAll'u ii oy ~ va,
H.. rop"Eeu 70 NUM- No. -, a., ~ ~
srsh anI rlen III luxury anu ,s's anT ~ IL,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

An IMPROVING SECT1oN.-The cOnstruc-
ton of railroad invariably DEVELOPS the
resources aud Improves the secession of
country through which il passes. The
op,niug of the Wilmington and Western
RAJ road from the former city to LandeH-
herr in Chester county, already illustrates
the tact. At the Wilmington end of the
route suitable depot and Office buildings
have been erected, and will soon he fitted
up In the best style TO accommodate the
luslutrs of the road. These buildings are
ON low ground, which is being filled up,
und muCadcmized roads constructed there
On for wagons. Station houses, and
switches aic being erected at Auburn,
Ashland, Mount Cuhn, WOodale, Faux
Land and kiamcnsi Land, nb,rg has taken
anew start and promises at no distant day
To make Il large and llourishing manufac-
turing village. The mill proprietors there
are euterrrising gentlemer, and as their
work, afford employment for large num-
brr Of persons. business of all kinds win
ie at racted to the village. Improvements
Ut various kinds arc contemplated all
alui g tie road. Among the resources the
klD lin beds will be more fully developed at
the means Of transportation are increased
The improvements Witnessed along this
route should hasten the construction Of
o'her roads in contemplation West Chez
isr american.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

METHopIsM.--A correspondent says that
in 1854 the Methodlsts Of Dover erected
their first edllcc to worship in, and called
it Wesley Chapel" In 1906, at camp
meeting held on Dover Circuit, there were
100 conversions aud 600 sancliheatons,
and at a camp meeting held near Dover Il
month Later III re were J20 conversions
and 0lG sanctiiicatious. About this time
Governor Bassett aud wife were converted
and became enthusiastic Methodists, and
Dover became widely celebrated for its
extraordinary Methodist meetings.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

BUFFERS PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING
FESTIVITIES.

BUFFERS PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING
FESTIVITIES.
sluntering along Market street leisurely
Thursday the attention of an EVERY
EVENING reporter was directed 10 the win
dow of +. 5. X. Buffers news store, which
has lust been arranged for the holidays
After gazing for a while at the articles
displayed we stepped inside the stole W tn
a view to an examination of Mr.. BIS holi-
dny stock, and found what seemed TO us
enough fancy and ust lul articles suitable
for Christmas gifts to supply the demands
of Wilmington's 10000 population.
In small articles We found tnstefully ar
ranged IN proiusiOn, fine pocket-kniyes,
gold pens, paper weights, ink stands, card
cases, cigar cases, ladies and geut-' dress
ing casts, bows tool eases aud a thousand
and Que other articles Of this description
Poeket-books, of which Mir. b has some
thing less than million, are made a
speciality, great care and ripe Judgment
being eXercis d in their purchase. The
theatre-goer can find an excellent opera
glass here, and the scholar or student has
no trouble in obtaining the works of
Shakespeare, Byron, Moore, Cowper,
Dickens and an hundred o.her equally rec
nowHed authors. II you are Puritan,
YOU can purchase Bible or an hymn
book If you want to feel jolly, just call
| for the productions of Twain or some
one OF the many excellent and laugh
provoking b0ops of the funny authors If
you want TO be. certain of getting all the
news, why call for EVERY EVENING, for
there you'll find it if you are not too late
| In the day.
or satchels, brackets and games you
will find an endless variety, and if you
wish to please the little ones wen wager
something you eau do II by calling there and
making your mission known to his corpi
of efficient clerks. On the who'll, Butler
has made a decided hit in the character
and quantity of his goods.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

ANornRR INvESTIoN--The Inventive
y,nius of DR.. VIM. Field. of this city, is
sh,ays actively engaged, and now he Is to
he credited with an Invention for tele
graphing without the use Of poles, glass
or Wires. II will probably he necessary,
no. ever, to use galvanic battery, but OF
tbis We are rot certain. The Inventor Is
SAID to be corresponding on the subject
wbl the Postnasler-General and the Con
gre. -iona Committee ON Telegraphy'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

BROKEN OFF.-The lamp-post at Ninth
and Jer rson streets has been broken OIL
close to the pavement. 1t is supposed the
accident was caused by the heavy wind in
the early part of the week. It's dark IN
that vicinity, but Mr.. Mcdowell viii
doubtless soon say, "l,t there he light, :"
and Ninth and Jefferson viii "be itself
again"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

GLEN RIDDLE.-Mr. SAMUEL Riddle,
brother Of james Riddle, Ed. of this
county, having purchased the McCready
properly at Rockdale, will include II all
now under the name of Glen Riddle, aud
proposes selling of the land for building
purposes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

A CoRN-sHELLER AND AN ACCIDENT -
A thumb and fore-fiuger, the property Of
one Of the bands of Thomas Higgins, of
Mill Creek hundred, were SO badly injured
by coming in contact with the cogs of Il
con-shcller recently they had to he am
putated
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

NEW CASTLE An I Hort is being made
ut Nv Castle to induce Mr.. Tasker to
purchase the Old locomotive works, ind fit
them up for the manufacture oGmsehinery.
lie has made an offer for them ana other
property, and the Owntrs declining to sell
at the price named, an effort has been
made among the citizens to raise 81 900
in order to insure the completion of the
sale. The employment Of Il large num-
her of men in manufacturing will lead to
an advance in the price Of houses and lots,
and property holders can We'll afford to
contribute TO such an enterprise. With
the Establishment of shops and factories
all kinds of business will improve, and
then. with the railroad to tn city. New
Castle will soon become a thriving city
Republican,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

THE PERPETRAToR OF THE CRIME sIMULA-
TING INSANITY.

IINU INoANII1s
Dr. West, the Dover murderer, evidently
believing that his self defense theory is
''too lhin," now proposes to be insane,
aud occupies his spare time in Jail by
practlcing the art which has saved so
many persons Of late from stretching
hemp. lie cuts up al kinds of antics,
and Tuesday refused to go to bed, be-
cause, us he said, his wife and child were
lying in it.
Mrs. West is now lying dangerously
i'll ut her fathers house, ut Iazleltyille.
But Il few days before the murder was dis
covered she had given birth to II child,
and when the news of her husbands crime
came to her knowledge she was completely
overcome, and has been in an almost hope
less condition ever since.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

ALDERNRY VS.. COMMON Cows. The su
perior merits of Alderney COWS as butter
producers are Acknowledged by all who
have any knowledge of them, as compared
with common stock but we were scarcely
prepared to hear Of so wide difference in
the product as that presented by tn mas
NJ. Harvey, Of LondOngfOve township, in
the ,st number of the Practical Farmer.
Mr.. II. reports that he made Que pound of
butter from Fix and four tenths quarts OF
Guernsey cows milk, while 1t took sixteen
quarts Of common cows milk, treated sim
Harry. to make the same quantity. Then
there was great difference in tn. quality,
the Guernsey butter being very superior in
flavor. soldity, texture, color, &c. When
these facts are taken into consideration,
together with the other fact that Guernsey
batter commands a higher rice than
common cows butter in the Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets, It is singular that
so few Of our farmers have this improved
stock. OXFORD Press.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

SlRIous CnARGE.-The Delaware coun.
IL h,mocrdt says; Henry Spence, of West
jh ,ter. son of Amanda Spence, who
WAS murdered. for which George Grant
Wac recently hanged, lat week became
insane, and it is now given ont that lac was
at least accessory to the murder of his
mot .cr. When Deputy Sheriff Mcfarland
VIA. pacing the rope around the neck OF
Grsut he, Grant, said that Hen. Spence
could tell all about the murder. And 10
MIN. Strickland, Dr., who vas his counsel,
hut who has h,cn absent for some time, he
said that Henry Spence offered $1,000 to
hay, his mother killed. The property of
Amanda Spence is said to be worth about
81 600. which fact caused the plot to be
laid that led to her death.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

RIoo1EG.-Messrs. s. IS A Feaster and
Samuel Wode have entered into partner
ship, for the purpose Of earring on the
rigging business. This is the only firm In
town in that business, and pers ms wishing
anything in their liue eau have it done
well by them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

RESCUED FROM DRowNlNG.-Wednes-
1sy hand Of the canal boat DOve, of
SSr r Haven, Pa, while going aboaid
al Vgrk,t str, ct ridge, fell into the wpitr
III. ctics brought several men, attending
In. bridge draw, 10 his rescue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

COMPLIMENT TO THE DELAWARE FIRE
COMPANY.-The lady friends OF the Friend
slip Fire Company, of Lancaster, are now
holding fair in that city for the benefit
OF that company, and paper is published
10 the interest OF the fair ca led the Friend
shin JOWrHdl. From the description by this
paper Of the opening night at the fair We
make the following extract, which will he
of interest to some of our Wilmington
iiremcn
The most attractive spot during the eve
nirg was the Delaware table Ou honor Of
Delaware Steam Fire Engine Company, of
Wilmington, DELI, Principal, Miss Kate
Trcwitz; Assistants, Misses Amanda ire
witt, Annie Ochs, Louisa Dorwart, EmmR
Fellenbaum, Kate Hartley, Sallie Blessing,
Sue Dittus, Mary Bennett. Ids Ochs, Laura
Dennison, Margic TreNiiz. To tnumerate
all the articles on this table 10 be CHANGED
off and for sale would require more space
than we can devote TO any Que table in this
issue. Heie We noticed the eleven shields
representing the Wilmington, Del, fire
department, presented TO the Friendship
by George Ainsc0w, Esq, of Water Witch,
No. 5, Of Wilmington. The ladies Of this
table have been the recipients of the most
substantial donation yet made to the fair,
In the shape of purse containing $50 in
god, presented by the Delaware Fire Com
| any, of Wilmington, Del, Ii whose honor
this table is named. Several members OF
this company were present to show their
respect for the Friendship honor highly
appreciated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

RED MEN's HALL Goa meeting of the
Red Mems Hall Company, Tuesday, was
held to receive the payments due on the
stock. The Legislature, early 10 its session,
will doubtless charter this company, and
thus enable it to commence work on Its
new hall early in the spring.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

EsD MEMS VIsir.- Wednesday, Ke =
kuk Tribe, No. 3, o. r. NJ. made visit
10 wyoming Tribe No. z, of Philadelphia,
in ,ctmn for The lAtter's visit of Oct. 10th.
The, Visitors numbered about sixty. After
srr ding an agreeable evening, The putty
stated on their return home by the New
YorL A Washington Air Line which leaves
Phiad,lphin about one O'Clock in the
moining; but, as the train ran OF the
taos, they did rot get back till nearly 3
-. L az
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DE'TES.

'fDRIGk. AT llooke sin, D camb.r l2b. ls72.
marx + - ok. tsq. 10 ihe 5lfh year VI his sp4
me friends ami relatives OF the family are r. !.
,peeuully INVITED 70 alttui bio funeral from 81
Dec mber 81, without ga Their uOtioi
salem paper please copy
bJTLNR. Al thu resid ur of 50 .uhsB Pr T. an
t,e ! th INST "a Sarah Bu .. DO the s7ih year
The r,iativ sns f-ieu84 II the family ar.t.-
gited atiepd the fnurm from her late residence
No 3I Fest ur h ttreeI, ON sa usiay m0'u'ug
At ~ eel ok
DANDY on Tuesday morning bee ioh. ia
THIS cit Frank Butler SON of Henry Daub
10 the 18th year Of his age
HARRIS Ia Providence, X !. Doc sch, 1872.
Frances Oh tpbats wife Of Hearv + Hsifis
PlLLlNG. lin New irt, Del Dee sth 4 ma
Katie dsrgn er - iJtn aud II 1absth 2 III
Ing. Hg Il Is wears.
MACKLBM On the h Instant, Emms D
daughter Of Mathew NJ and Helen Macklsm
TAYLOR Near Lincoln. oudouu Co Va
u n Dar, l2lh no To. ls72. AZ 30 D. ~
Rehe ca H., wife Of Bcrna d TAy Or,
sPR. W On Decent g.h, Ester spo u. st
u morton, Chester Co Pa,
EDWARDS On saturday morning, Dec. 7th.
IF Pine mona, Mr.. Jane lsaNeiI4 wife OF
Jo'eph Edwards 10 ths Gsth year d her age
49, s-----
TOR pENT a house. barn ant from sour to
!. A. B2owN.
dee tsxwu h-r,'u ud Av nu'.
LN1R sA P-The Sab~crb y i.sving made up
prV sale h. II 70 ~ Il dwelling when is a
3 cd thr e-stJry brick h0uss tnt 4 s'0rsr IN,
that b AZ al SaNs d ua good business. any one
wishing IN purchase eau ffeire any desired tu-
pre- r'se-, NJ. 5oJ 4 seventh .tr4at. Wilning %.
dee w.t. THOMAS PERKINS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-The
90, crosby Of the Lancaster tiremen to-
ward their brethcren Of this city, ii is al
mot needless to say, has always been
mn rccinted, and It is now proposed by
HE Delaware Company of this city TO
epiritain the Friendship Company of Ian
easter, Gin part payment Of this debt of
lasting gratitude n grand eomp'imen
law tail. to he held in the saloon Of the
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening, Dec.
q T.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-14

DISSOLUTION AND A New FiRM.-The
firm of Crowell, Remington Il Bayley, ma
chinists, has been dissolved by mutual
consent Mr.. Crowell withdrawing, and
new firm formed, consisting of g. W.
Remington, VIM. Bayley and ex-Mayor
Valentine, under the firm name of Rem
ington, Bayley g. Co.