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fionsrs Guo 5arms Uanteo.

tloi6e5 Ii1o 1arm5 tuanIe0.
NORWALK, Conn, PROPERTY WANTED
~ EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE Brooklyn Hghts, or LOTS ms
Desirable house lightly nOrgaged lots tree rutland
& WHITING, Deetmal-sL
VNyANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE until
w MAJ ~ rrvae family, Madison FhhaVs pefeuet.
J.. G. A, care o. Z II. Ludlow 4 Co, , Pine At
XNTANTED-At or near Summit, n. j., next
w sprng, sasu HOUSE RENT PURCHASE ASiTs-,
With full palt.euisrs, J. H.. Tribune Ohee
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BJIro nuo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman, wife and
, tsk teu IN block u hlsou-aFs ssgea
sut-erl exposure Address H. W. Boz rs Post
OIce
EETANTED-BOARD for three adults; one
f,rre -urnihed between fosrth and
Sirthsys Tweu cih For yeconsts, terms from Sc "
$50 per wreg. ENE8Err LIBRARY, No. SO STih-ye
VHTANTED-By n rcsDectable lady, COM
fortal ere Ia private family where she
References erehanEed
All-ess Mr.. NJ B. g.. Trblle % fce.
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Geafners.

A LADY TEACHING n small class OF
~ YOUNG LADIES DESIRES 30 take two SCHOLhlts
thorough instruction in Engrh branches
Lan French AMI German highest references
Address MURRAY HILL, ~ West Thryseondst Uptown AdVe
Omce.
A PROFESSOR, who is disengaged in the
n afternoon DESTROYS OF obtaiBing PUPILS. would
teach Lessons the pulls or Professors
residence. Best recommendations anil references Addes NJ
A. CBEMIE, Al West Tweniy-iourthIt
Z" mer. School Institute Il B0nd-st., supplies
~ schools and fam lies with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
have Application Porn J. w Shernsr"rn Acnary
EVENING FRENCH CLASS for GENTLE
~ MEN Beginners acquire kuoveige Of the French language
advanced papis speak French hurutig,
PROFESSOR RAGOTS.
Gil Broadp Room s. Gihsou's Boiling
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Danrine Academies.

A DODW0RIHs CLASSES for DANCING,
~. a. No. X2 FFTH-AyB.
Twice MONDAYS and THURSDAYS Tuesdays and
Frdavs Wednesdays and Saturdays =,
Saturday and fnGay efeiuE Monday ana
THURSDAY evenings for gentlemen
For tenrs Gc send for cIcular.
At TRENORs ACADEMY OF DANCING,
~ Lyric Hail. ~ SiIthaye. orpoate Reseryo.rsquare
Pupils AZ tier and earn
tie RRDOWA WALTZ and GLIDE WALTZ ke
kc For days and hour CALL Or SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
DALLETMASTER DUMARS DANCING
ID GCIDFhY "a West Fonr oldvav DAY an evening
classes An taught quarters private essone
NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
IL NJ FlFTMAYR, CORNER OF POUR IEENTHsEt
NOW OPEN
PARTICULARS IS CIRCULAR
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
Comnsneins MONDAY November g. lsi, Through trains will
leave Grad Central Dspotf
g,a Cuesso as Montreal Frnress vita drawing
throush 10 hocheg.r ami ST. AlhsnA
1910 p n Special Express with darngoOm 10 BsaalO
and Ei,Eau Fails
o. M. northern aniW Western Krpreo
3:.O o. m Special Erprrss for Albany aBd TfoV.
honir-sl EIprrts 70 ~
Goo daily, with ,lssDsg for Waefovs and Cis
auds
SEQ m rarSe KIpres nth sleeping for Rochester Buss
and Niagara fs Sso ca cago Via both 4. s. and ~ G.
RsirusiA Tbs train huntars
1900 D. m Erpt, with sreUlug.caf Troy and Albany
e. n. kkNDRlCk, General PASSENGER Agent
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Corntrn aea! Esll!e Tor snlt.

EAVORABLY FOR CASH, or in EXCHANGE
j Tor ar- lursl and Mnefal apis sabsbaa Prop
Fe located sl Fsusbe Plantation hours
drive ou n N0ds CITY; vest Ode Of vsr mo ovsraesl;
working 1for3e-l. eqBppd ad toeae iEsarng
Unable Apply 70 STEPHENS
BROTH - Br Glsss
Box l,G,5 4. o. hea-Cnta., L., waiting there.
EOR FLORIDA-CIRCULAR SAW
MIL aal llhH PaOPERri niles below Jacksonville fhsss
location o tle I.fc .ar '0 r. f,r angel
JAMES "A. TOMB, ibl0 SoIthrst., Philadelphia
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Real estate to Gxrhange.
EoIels.


VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VT
-,lev j. SEWMAS. d., PROP opD rsn May SPECIAL ratss
hules lat sstsJl 0otres
WINTER RESORT.
~ LOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Estsau. n. P, Bahamas,
G,snnR the Of Northern WIZ
Ter csn obta crur- conti.iug Information By addressing
JAMES LIDGERN GOD Agent T5S Broadway, hes 1orh
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DENYSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
il RAILROADS or ~ DIylSiOH-Fron foot Of DRsBRossks-
Sr All from loot Of coRrLAsDTsr for VAST PHILADELPHIA
lRl AG0, s:OU. G:uJ', 6.Ji' D. lt
sight fo Pslladelgha via CAmlsa and Por BALI.
MORE and WASHINGTON AM THK Mksr, Baltimore,
D. n Po the SOUTH 800 and 81, D.
msn Bait daily 300
chsage For the Mksf via sBia RafosdJJ0
Oo' 7Uu' AMI zoo Pullman Palace attached TO
thoaxh from New fot n Pittsburgh Chesgo
sud louisville rhsa Pulnsn fslsee ssehsdto the
seo' DAILY and hfoagh Ptisbagh CHcBsa. Lou
Loais riihoa eAange Pulmsa
5;O daily. snl ts0agh Ptisbu Rh
vile and lid snspos without change Palmsa Palace
,ashsd 10 the ~ asd through from N,s.Yoh 70 Pitts
Psr WaJu and Cbesso, ulo shsHgv Tickets
Of pssbroi foot Of Cotiait ga Besd-sy (Day.
Oh ~ lsiI
j. lAssATT Ssal AAsassE " W. IA,ks ION, Gss ssS'L
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6itnntiorS Uanreo-- maIes.

A SITUATION WANTED as PORTER OF
~ s,e kuI OF cmuoymeut BY Trustworthy oud b
nl ug ohHu5 las good city reference Address PORTER
Tribune Olrc
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printing

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATlONERS, PRINT
- ERs ,nl BLANK.EOlN NAsukArlt KGRS No. 80 Fatony.
ACCOUNT Bobks Lsat b rsuetA. O.i-Ts s''s1tsA
tsSRr l. sfOTE JONATHAN JAMES
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H. P BALDWIN, General Passenger Ag,u '''
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION.

MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE WseT Gap Suonshurg Scranton
Bnghanton SYRACUSE Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos in New York foot o. Barclay and foot Of ChropbeTt
s:iJs m BROAD GAUGE EXPhRSs TRAIN Boont5n Brancn
directly through run EewYork Bnghamn, Aad os
without change Dover Chester r.,
Waterloo N sussex r. r.. AMI Scranton with l. and r. for
Kingston. Wilsesharre Pttston &c.
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Denye with Boon
ton Branch Dover With Chester Branch at Waterloo with Susser
for Abdoysr and Newton Washington with the and w. r.
for Water Gsp Stroudbg Scranton Bend Bnxhamon Syr
snd OsTego Phpshug with Lehgh and and
Leh3h Valley r.. K. al points 81 those rOads.
l2:oO PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS soDs at Eesark Madison
honor and stations Waterloo with SusssH
Railroad; At Phpbury With Del H. r. for eydere aud LehFh
and r. Lehgh Valley r. for bethlehem. Allen
I2O D. m BROAD GAUGE BYPREsS TRAIN Paterson aud
Boonon directly through and Biz ghsmou woat
change stopping stations at Dover With
Chester r. X. and II WAterloo with Susser r. n
$50 m PHLLlPSBURG EXPRESS Dover with CheE
ter H. r. At Waterloo viii r. r. and fhpsburg with Ls
high and susquhanna r., aud ehgh VALLEY r. for bethbem,
$40 p N HACKErTSTOwN EXPRESS connects with ChsIisT ",
AMI ii IN susseT r. r FOR AndDyer Newton FTansln
$50 ,. n. DOVER EXPRESS. 49, - .... IA
Por MORRIsToWE a, 7;l5 9:lo HOO 1900 :o $40 1870
For sUiMIr at 7:ls, 100 9lO oo 1890 200. $40
Por ORANGE ami SOUTH ORANGE IFS 80 $40 90 l1:lo
and 1Oa lJ 23O. $50 $50 i:5e $40, 6o 1900 SJ 3D.
For NEWARK 1:Is 100 f:5O $3.50 go go 'Ielo lo;4o
Hoo H. lS.tO fllO. 400 T2:3). J0 $40, $3.50, 'f2
sfn Goo s6:0 800 1890, s3J 9l5 and 1870
Trans market stop At Esst HssA-s ,. 49,, . 49,.
s5l 1870 All 1900 3:O i:A0 20 6I0 Hnd so
A. RRASONER. Superintendent
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A YOUNG English FARMER and his WIFE
"A desire E5fPLOYMENron FARM they thoroughly uDeusAi
their business, can l,e dsteas Address FARMER hsr
tous Mh'iehsitsL
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ERIE RAlLWAY-Winter Arrangement of
IL Trains taxing effect Sovemte l572 Prom Cbsnbenst DePO.
a. m.-Cinennsu sn1 Chicago Day Express DnuingROom
Coaches Buffalo AM Niagara Fas AMI Sleeping Coaches 70
II m-RIpres Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Pals Drawing
Coach Suqaeharua All ssepnE Coaees dest nation
$3.50 NJ Might Express Sleeping Coaches to baaAo and Niagara
200 p,lyl ,neaoaT Sss: 81: IN:
Aieit cnai1 rSin, leave for
Heys-s q ~ ss:is n i'm m snd 3;ls els md 900
For Jervs eco 500 lloo 'lllS an $3.50 $780, 1o and
Yer Goshen Mddstorn $50 600 $780, IlOo and 'Ills
$50 60, s:}i t5m anu t':CVp
For Warwick zoo 100. aud Ills m. 40 M
For Sesbnzh. 81 800 and 1850 sn $40 $50 and $50
Fo Suaern iI;3 300 ; l'c All 'lii1s a. JW .iO 10"
F aSserooa ohSias Aend,ls and R,usey 3d. 800 T. 90
HOO slI:I5 m, $3.50. 50i t:0 1890, 500 ami I'D L
POr Peo IS 20 81 O. ~ o" g' q a. I, M HE ia
noon, 'lf3 3d. 'oo 9O @l9 'i'O wv w. ~ VIZ h'''
P, RbsrhBr, Park asd Pac 6.i5 49, 49, 1910 HOT
H,elep,aeE and Way 500 ais ta4s H. loo 400 500
For II nsiale snl way 500 BIS and iJ:i5 m Loo Goo SO
and 6O p N AM SsiIrdavs oalC. y 90 midnight ~
For Spdng Vacy ard Way 800 sis i9&5 ami 200 LOO Gas
500 AMI go .. sId Sa'urlays onlv y 90 miinighL
For RuFcwood 500 i:t5, 300 H BIS Es CAS- $40, 60
FOR Cresskn, 500 "a 300 M :Jl BIO fI2 CIV w aha
f5:45 q. fatlrlaTs only ll:o. m dniyhL - al. . 81. -.
For Upper Fremont - 40 > m iSo $40 $40 DIV w
and t7i5 D. N. ssupisys ONLY, u midnight 80 a.
For ri nont eud Syaek i.i5 ard aud l9o CAS- 3:S
60 sud l7:t5 Ss.nrla" onl' y mijush] ~, -, -,
n B-IrAin leaving ChnmbeIsst. or ban ho1n cave
Twru,v.riS minutes than above The l;6)
sHd II:D trains Sart ron hagOers 81 oui,. i C,
n. B-irans the n n X IN wax bianh hAVhg nannr
qurr Twsnthrl 7t minutes carrier Than above
le, for massage and for Apartments Drawing Poom and Sleep
o.e. can and orders for the eheAns and transfer 81
be len at the Conpanys OhessI 20 "a SS brod
pToon at the Company DePot and Of sssa at the principal
.pl, ,saudsy, osly sSyseE only 'Gohen SUNDAYS only
''' JOHN n. ABBOTT, GenI PassT Agt
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NEW-HORK, NEW-HANEN, AND HARI-
~ FORD go NsE'iisyen Dti'on' TO-,
PASSENGER NewYok seyntst ana FoarthA
Eatranco Twenty seventt-sf
TRAINS LEAVE kEN-l OK.
FerNewIIayen sgIl. l:1 nj l2:lI tELh (EIl &4'
49, $40. ani s (ELl sui iELl ..,,.,
fof Bridgeport 3 (Ll O. 1850 m l2l5 ELh ELl 3;S
To- Mori and Stratlor I. IO 49, $50 and 30
For Fairfield Southport, and Wespor' I, Il;S M 5S $50
FOR South NorvalE T. CEr) il:1o IRIS I GIL 34'
40 81 90? S;' g. an =, 's ss6 SO
Sttmlo. = tEIl = H. liSla m 2:b lELl Zl1 5tELl
3i5 $50 gI). 4 $50: 53 $50 1;l5, ELl stsrpng a. New
Rochelle and Fort Chester an tez stopping at Mount vernon
For eenreh AMI intermediate Stations To- ll3o AIS,
AS as S5I s.s5 &. i:i5p.m
sppT Nal, Train leaves EeN.rork at for
Boston Spnnfe Line stopping Ne" Rochelle Port Chester
SAmrl south Nor".is an B, ego AM a. p ~ oI Boston via
10 CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. " Sphnsf g a. M sli ,.
For Boston. shore Line, ll:l p.
fof iisrtiOri AMI spriaEs 81 M l.:ls. aLdopm
for New ort, %. J.. ga M ani FAD ?. m. -, ,
cut liver Raoa l:l3 m TO Greenheldi
D m to Montreal and White Mounsns
Hartford Providence and FshEn Railroad m lR:l0 NJ
g. T. Newton ION md NorNieh, and ?. n roston IL
For Conncciclt Va ley kdrosd a. m and p NJ - ~,
For NeNsyen AM Northampton Railroad nj p m 70 hof'h'
For Eesi.rso Miiovn ami w1liulnGe Railroad (AI Lns)
For Ioa.aouis Railroad a. m. and p. m
Fer Naayauck RArOi and $50 m 70 WatefuH1
For DaH5sy and NVrSak Railroad y o. aud m l49 acc
For sHspaug VALLEY Railroad Dubuy and SOr-ali r.
For EesC.uaan Railroad m i2:l5. l;3o and $50 N.
Commoous attached to and tram and also
either Inc Dswngroom carr attached 70 the
procure tickets % any point reached over ms rSsa
Depot Aewiors hesiea and Hartford X cor IweG
Trssas Co D0dI EIpre No 50 Broadway and No Codrst
Brooyp and BY suitable notice have their baggage called
" $50 JOHN r. MOODY sap'L N. Y 4 \. II, Div.
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, and HART
~ FORD RAILROAD CHANGE or T.ME-On and after MON
DAY Oct = s2 tic Ktures, Train for Boston will leave
Depot corner sercnht and fouhrc heSiork C, At
o. A. daily including joe e4 ol o. NJ a. heretofore stop
ping Mount ycoa Msmaonec R1e, STANFORD, South NosHalf
Tie p ~ Bosoa Eip,e Tain ti' SPugse viii stop At E"
Roche De- aud Poncls.ier. h. NJ hEEp, oeHl supL
De L
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Jnsirnftion.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n CyonK TRIBURB WILL De RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
otFIcEs Nos 81. West ThrIsecOndst 900 West TWen third
All regular omce
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6ltuatlons Uauteo--fc

COIORED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
" sre Of Southern Girls Meu aw,rs han; Cooks
W,he and ironers Chambennais Wese Coaehmen anu
Waters cOanlTS, at IS Folrth-are . ,..o,,,,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

nEruWictN ToRCiI-lIGHT PROCESSION
ANn MASS MEETING.

REPUBLICAN ToRCirIIGnT Profession
AND MASS MEETING
The Republicans of this city held their
iir+t public meeting since the completion
Of tlirii l.. ,.et. Monday night. The meeting
was called to urdei .y H. F. Pickles, ESD,
Chairman of the state Ccuuii CoWmlttu,,
and organized by clcctmg the following
officers
Plesldcn, levi G. Bird, Esl.,
Vice Presidents Alssrs j. r. Ilcald,
and Washington Jones.
secretaries Edward Darlington and
Warrington Hastings
Mr.. Bra, with Il few Appropriate re-
marks, introduced Major Jas. K. Lofaud,
the Republican Candidate for Congress,
wis made speech which was received
with considerable applause from the rath-
err mcaget audience.
MI. LulIand wac followed 10y Hon. y b.
~mlthrr- who Wadr a stirring sp.cch
which WAS enthusiastically applaudcd the
hall having hY this time become Geuscly
hacked on account Of the CONCLUSION Of
the parade.
The small attendance in tho carly
part Of the evening, should Teach
the political managers the impoliey
Of having parade aud meeting simuita-
nrou-ly. The people will run after the
torches.
Tie torch light procession was quite a
credlta3lr one, and the men marched very
well indeed for So carly in the campaign.
The officers Were AS follows -
Chici Marshal FranL Nolcu.
Aids-Alircd ELLIOTT, q. n. Caleb, 4 }
Springer. Gerard Rollins.
The procession marched over the pre-
=criDed route IN the following order
United Court Band
| Grant and Wilson Pioneer Club, Robert
Ames commanding, numbering
about IS men.
Company A, Republican lnyincibles, Dam
icl W, Taylor commanding, numbering
about 100 men.
Mount Vernon Cornet Band.
| Grant and Wilson Climb (colOrcd), David
Gu>tus commanding, numbering
gbout $50 men.
seventh Ward Grant and Wilson Cluh
tc0lopd), Samuel BrO0me commanding,
numbering about so men.
Independent Cornet Band.
| Republican lnyncibes (white hats) Frank
Dandy commanding, numbering
about IS men.
| Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Wilson
Club, d. r. Buckingham commanding,
numbering about 40 men.
At the cry Hall the procession counter.
! marched and was dismissed, and Company
| A, OF the lnvincibles, marched into the
Hall, followed by great crowd. which
soon packed the little building 10 over,
} lowing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

At Columbia, S. C., on Saturday even
ing, fight took place in II restaurant,
between q. W. Montgomery, President OF
The State Senate, and Judge s. W. Melton,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj. John ID. Caldwell and Major }. NJ.
Morgan interfered to separate tue combat
ants, when the former was shot dead and
the latter slightly wounded. A coroner's
jury rendered verdict charging George
upper, friend Of Montgomery, with the
"Wllful and malicious shooting of Cald-
we'll" AS all the parties are "highy re-
spectacle" the tragedy causes much ex-
eltement In Columbia. Caldwell, the vic
Tim, was young man, and formerly a
rebel officer. He was q brother in law OF
u. s. Senator Robinson, and bank dlrec-
tor. The cause of the affair was the pub
LEGATION Of a card by Senator Montgomery
calling Judge Melton IA liar, poltroon and
coward
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

NssrS Editors ! often see articles
large produce raised by our farmers men,
TONED in the papers. Now ! would like
10 call the attention of all readers, more
especially the farmers, to the fact that
Mr.. VIM. Banks think gan take them ali
down in pumpkins. saw on the faru
owned hy 4. ~. Taskcr, where MIR. Banks
has lived for over twenty years, three
pumpkins a. follows No. ! measured
G4Xili., inches, and weighs l05 pounds
No. . measures GuXi5 inches and wsigh=
,6 Iouds; No. 3 measures 55N5G inches
and weighs - pounds. If any one can
beat thar we Npuld like to hear from them
MIR. Banks is a g9yd iovial iylluw, aud
Mr.. Editor il you should hq ltn in the
| nrIghbDrhoOd you could no. spend -
morn pleasant hour than 10 call on him
| aud take look, he cAn show you sOmD
| fine stock bard to heat Ia the way If h4gs,
| cattle, NC., say nothing about apples, cidtl
| Sc. II would do you good To see him
make il, and ! am sure yuu would enjoy
a drink if vou are not conscientiuusly Op
/ posed to drinking. BY the way, ! mus
| say how ihey drink IT,. In the barn thcu
| I- 20 ROW of harfels, wei filed and on ON,
Of thom there is a piece tf iran ipc nbou
T. inclos long and :. of inch in diane
ter, this yoh pal IN Tie bung OF the barre
aplly your mouth IL The Other end her
the fun begins All you have to dc 10 tC
draw your breath up comes the cilcr unt
If the pipe were not 50 hard il Wouli
m'kr one think of the days or childhood
TITLE MoRr CIDER.
NEW tAsrIE, SECT 80
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GALA nay ArTnE pAKK-FINE sHnorISG.
crowd numbering perhaps 3,uO per-
sous Was al sNuhu"tzcn Park Monday to
witness the shooting match advertised to
take place there. The band PLAYED benlt-
titully and the contestants shot sharply
fer the coveted Uizrs. The shooting Of
the cadets WAS especially interesting and
they succeeded i'm taking many prizes.
below Ne give the result of the DAYS
festivities, thel names of the successful
>hooiists aud the character of the prises
Won T..
Ring On Honorary Iarget-.loln MANI.
champion prize, gold mcd,l and CHAMPION.
snip al Wilmington isr next year, lO9
ilng-i Clmrlcs lleinel, silver gudets, pre-
srnled lay u. Lewis Armstrong, Republican
candidate Tor Sheriff, 1B rings; l.. A. her
to.ettr, salclel, ~ rings; T.. Butcher. sill
YER caslurs, 30 rings; John Griner. box
OF soap, - rings FRITZ Temper, box OF
Wine, s. rings; Mr.. Townsend, forks.
knives and spoons, So rings; A Hentze,
half dozen SPOONS, 20 rings; Henry Field
uycr, par slippers, 10 rings; Charles
ltallaln, oyster kettle, 81 rings: A
liilgcr FANCY glass ware, 10 rings; Nieho-
las Jtnncy box of cigars, ib rims.
VIM. Z. Bush, cigar smoker, h:i rings ~
shmid, uapkms,4s rings +, Munger, mat
ting, I rings g. ADLER, walter "A rings;
}. II. Publ, basket, s3 rings Charles
Meyer, slobulur mirror, 10 rings NJ. Ball,
10 rings.
Man Target Best in three shots-L. A.
Bertolettee, 80 A. lIenze, So j. Griner,
~; John MANI, So Chas lleinel, az
VIM. Aloentzer, : n. Jenney, 81 +.
Temper, II j. kmupse, IS cIs VIM.
Bush, 75cts.
Bull eyes-rest shots-Iohn MANI, Il
rings, s3i Charles lleinel, II rings. az
William Allsanlzer, rings, Sl.50: l.. 4.
Bertolette, . rings, ell +. Templer, 4
! rings, 10 cents.
First and Last Bull Eyes-F. Templer
50 cenlsi Charles lleinc, 81 cents; l.. A,
Bertoletie, 81.
Bull Eyes-John MANI sl3. Charles
| llcinel, sll VIM. Allscntzer, Sc; l.. A,
Berolclte, So +. Temper, a. n. Jenny
/ s. ) g. W. Bush, 81; j. Griner, 81, 4.
lliger, 81, +. Foil, 81 q. MANI, 81
}. II. Publ, 81 A. Butcher, 81 IL. Field
meier, 81.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

AnGi iNGA Mo.loN To QuA,H ,SnicraENrs.
Tile 5 Court met Oh Monday morn.
lng and, contrary - expectations, the
Cont did not deliver an opinion in the
delaware Railroad Injunction case.
During the day the counsel were en-.
gagged in arguing a motion made To quush
tue indictments found against certain
A,sc.-ors and the Levy Court men for VIC
latlLg the provisions Of the enforcement
/ net eIl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

ELoPRD WITH WHOLE FAMILr.-A
man living in the western part of the city,
on Thursday week, eloped with the wife of
one of his friends. Indeed he took not
only the wife of his friend, but also his
two children, and made home dreary
| aud dcsoate which but few hours before
| was bright and cheerful.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

FnrroRIAL CHANGE.-Mr. F. s. Hill has
disposed of the Chester Egeni'lg Relss to
William A. Todd, ED, who will take
charge of the paper on the first OF the
coming month. The Chester Republican
says MIR. Todd has had some experience
in the conduct of newspapers, and VIII
doubtless make good, chalty and reada'
BILE journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
Wilmington Dispensary.

REPORT or TnE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN,
The following report of the a.,lndlug
rhyslsiap At the Wilmington Dispensary
exhibits u continued increase per month in
the number Of patients who have been
treated there during the preceding three
months infant existence of the Dispen-
sary, and at once proves the usefulness of
such an institution in our city:-
WILMINGTON, Sept. 18Th, 1879.
TO lie Managers Of he Wil.r;sgSoA
Dispensary;-
Tug lollawlpg is cogieet report OF the
numperot cases treated at the Dispensary
for the three months ending August Slst
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

OVER THIRD STREET BRIDGE.-The
alarm of fire Monday between 8 and y
o'clock, was caused by a chimney burning
over Third street bridge. The Fire De-
partment ade prompt response to the
alarm but its services were not needed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

BADLY BRUisED.-Lewis Young,a mem
Der of the Washington Fire Company, was
knocked down and badly bruised in the
neighborhood of Third and Walnut streets
Monday during the alarm Of fire, by the
Delaware's horses. Mr.. Young is now
doinp we'll
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

THE NORTH EAST ExPLosIoS.-Th case
Of the explosion of boiler at the McCul-
Tough Iron Co.'s works came up before
the Grand Jury of Cecil county, Md, last
week. Several experts gave testimony,
and the Jury failed to find a true bill.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

ANOTHER TRArN.-The Eastern Shore
r. R. are about putting another train on
their railroad. II Ia intended to be for
freight and will relieve passenger trains Of
their freight cars
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

The HORTICULTURAL FAR.-The man
ayers Of the late fair requests that all bills
be sent in Immediately. We understand
the receipts amounted 20 over $1,000,
about $1,000 of which will be profit.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

tbs NEW ENGINE HoUsK. Work on
the new engine house Of the Washington
Fire Co., Is progressing most satisfac-
torily. The upper floors are laid add, we
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

LECTURE by JouN O'BYRNK.-That
fine and entertaining speaker, John
O'Byrne, Esq, ON Thursday evening, Oct
3D., will lecture In the Masonic Hall, on
the interesting subject" The Crusades
and their Influence on Christianity"
We trust Mr. OBJ. will he encouraged by
"A lar,re audience
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

THE TRoT. Monday, on the Whining
ton Rifle Club track, Henry Bradley's bay
horse "Billy," six years old, trotted a
mile in 2.5S. This is good time, consider
ing the fact that the horse never trotted
on course hut once before, and he bids
any Delaware horse has made for a num-
Der of years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
OUR COUNTY POLITICS.

Democratic Convention at New Castillo
Nominations for Legislature and Levy
Court---They are Made in Secret Session
Exciting Meeting Afterwards The
straight-outs.