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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

Scribner's for September A lively illus
trated paper by Edward King, Z" In aud
abont Paris" OTens the September num-
her of Srribner'S. There is also a capital
Article On sculpture, by an accomplished
critic, with numerous Illustrations; aud
pictorial account of the Ascent Ot Gray's
Peak hv a party Of Ladies' aud gentlemen.
The most important article of the number,
however. is MniOrd's essay I'M the late
Frederick Deuison Maurice, one uf the
greatest thinkers of modern times, among
whose disciples were John Sterling, Al
fred Tenny-un, George Macdonald, and
Thomas hughes. Miss Fanny T.. llodg-
son, author Of the genuinely pathetic
stoly Of Surly Tins Trouble" in the
June number ol ScribMsr's contributes an
other story of much power, entitled "Onc
day Mt Arle;' Miss Adeliuc l'raiton tells u
seaside story of characteristic strength,
After the Darkness, Light and Hiram
Rich is pleasantly suggestive IN his sea-
sonablc sketch Ut waters Nacatiun;"
while Mrs ELEPHANTS masterly novel, AT
His GATES, moves steadily On. Then we
have an interesting account ofthc "English
Singing birds in Florence" ia lS5i-the
Browninss, Frederick Tennysom, The Troll
lopcs, and Lever the novelist Charlotte
l.. Forten tells of "a Visit to the Birth
place OF Whittier"
For portry We have "a Ballad Of the
Gold County, by II. II b., with verses by
Miss Kate Putnam O-good aud Mrs Ritter.
DR.. Holland, IN Topics Of the Time, treats
OF "1he Bane Of the Republic" namaly
ullice-setkung, "The matter of size. So
"M0dun Preaching and "Prizes for
Suicide 80 The Old Cabinet contains
"Bulmshes," The Little Crowned sdla-
mauders, " Test" "a Canon Of Ritz.
cism, md Lat us have Faith" Nature
and Science has brief papers on the Spc e.
lrum,thc Color OF the Sea, sewage rs a
Cement, etc. Home and Society, summer
Travel ""lh he Boy" a Ftruery." "Fur
the Frugal and "Laces.' In Culture
ami Prt gTc,s there ia brief essay on
modern acting, besides the usual huol,
book notices. The etchings this month
are particularly good-Miss Osgood and
Mr.. English being The contributors.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

We have received the annual catalogue
Delaware College, at Newark, with full
list of Faculty, trustees, students, course
If instruction, Sc, accompanied by an
nouncemcnts Of Newark Academy (tor
boys) and Newark Female Seminary,
which are especially designed to prepare
young gentlemen aud young ladies for
admission to the College We commend
the catalogue to the careful perussl Of all
" no have children to educate. 1t is, by
the way, u very handsome pamphlet, and
reflects great credit on the printers, Messis.
Jenkins a Atkinson, and the efficient
superintendent Of their iobhing departs
meut, Mr.. Ferris.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

~
ham tilipn.ir,in| srhr,nn in Isn y" 'u' w.
,.n,,,.'' - ''''' ~ S"""u''
~ NY storms recently, dld much
u'"'se III me ,ne heishoorhood "i Port jar
VS. Ne" ioih'
il,'' S ,,i, treasurer spinner has re-
INV" 10 'Sd'l'lh'"h' ana resumed the
'u'''s 90 MS ONCE
THE Mntials hrat thr Atlantics, at New
lorh. Thursday 10 L. 1, in the fourth
champion, hip game,
The Board Of Assistn t Aldermen in
NcW York have refused to ALLOW SUNDAY
concerts in the Central Lark.
'H,e failure nr t,y,ntv-nn,. ir,ns In ri5
cnrn v1s r,pnrtcd Tne-inv ",yin" 80 a
Ir,,l min, -, in ,,l,.,, nv =" i"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

A couple Of tltboat mon on the Mis,is-
sipp river. having made an tAiraordinarJ
goo! .pccnlatinn, conrludcdE Shat willie
they were IN NcN on rpus they would 20
tor a f.4 irs,-rlaas dinner at the 81.
Charlie ilitl. Having G. TN the meal
they nlld for their hii. The waiter mis-
understood thou and surprising hat they
wanted ,hc Nil of tTc, laid it hoio O.
them Win the wine li-t nlprmust
WhyW, Bil' said Jury, nr,r'- "a
bill Just hook at 1T Here. yon add mp
one side aud I'M add Hp tile mh,r, AMI
wen a,' what the Whole thin, COME,
To- p So Bin added up t'ir prices nl Wines
on one site of the Int and derry nlduI
them up un the ulucr. and they made the
SUM total siNL "Wh-cw. Bill - said
Jerry; that petty high All Wc'V' 4ut 3
Whai are We puin' 10 de- ahpnl it - We
can't pay thai - said Bill "il nd clean
MS right ont The Waitornin't here nu0,
lets Iump ont % the siudnW aud NI 3
Is No, sir-r,,' said .lnv. ia rUrr do
such II mean iii ny -, thar Its rtt the
bin, AMI then 20 down stains ana sim, {
thu lAhhlurd.'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

City Council properly responded to an
Immediate and pressing demand last meet
ing in ordering the Street Committee TO
immediately put ON enough carts to re-
move the garbage. We believe that in
time the contract system may prove best,
but there is not time to organize it this
season. The day will come we think,
when farmers largely engaged in hog
raising will compete for the privilege of
removing these slops, SO that the cost to
the city will be reduced 10 a minimum.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
PRIZE rEAcE MrN.

rnEN LIKE ems MTstc BrTrrK quAN
hAhp KNncKs--uUr IN rnE WOODS All.
NlGlir
New YORK, Aug. IA SieuhcnyiIlc
dispatch to the HeraM says Mace and
U Baldwin, with two hundred rouphs,
We're left all night 10 the woods at i'o'-
yef's station, as the train would not stop
there to take them To Stcubenyillc
SWibbns about referee took 80 nurh
tim after the Ring was iormci thai lighi
came on without all being agrrd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

Surely the contractors are not fulfilling
their duties under the new ordinance pro-
yidine for the removal of garbage Com
plants constantly reach Us that the carts
seldom or never appear in certain neigh
borhoods. There should he daily call at
every house in the city,no matter whether
the carts get much garbage in that street
or not Get the habit once established,
and slop will always be found in readiness.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

A friend who did not send his or her
name sent us number Of San Francisco
papers recently, and this week we have
received from some unknown friend full
nlcs of the Omaha papers.
Mr.. Howard Garrett will accept our
thanks for copies of late India papers.
The h,lian Statesman published ut Bonn
bay is fine large sheet selling for anna
per COPY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

The garbage nuisance is Increasing
rather than abating, and we even learn
on good authority that some of the few
men who do collect slop Fave been guilty
Of cmptying their carts on the vacant lot
on West street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. We hope Council will settle
this matter definitely and decisiyely to-
night,a that the city will at once employ
teams and proceed to the work Of removal
without fooling further over eXtortiouate
bids by contractors.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
Putting a Bloom, ON Pears.

To 'aus' pears Ia color up handsomely,
The Ag'icnhuralist asserts all that la nee
tssary viii to spread u blanket ON tho
nnor ui n cool room, aud then thhly and
evenly place the fruit on the floor. A
second blanket must be spread over them,
and IA short time the effect this trent
hchl VIII be apparent in the most golden
rolorrd BHrIlett4, aud rich, rudy looking
Secklts Imaginable.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

The Prince OF Wales has gone on yacht
ing alorg the French Coast.
The correspondents again report that
The work ot the Geneva Tribunal ia evil
IDENTIFY drawing to close.
Large quantities OF Belgian coal are
being imported iutu England, il being
cheaper hm English coal.
The B'lf,st iiuts continue. A most OPP
perfume heavy rain Thursday eXtinguished
Il number Of neendiary hrts and drove
the iiuteis under cover.
Count q lun has Transmitted to THEIRS
letter from the Emperor OF Russia, which
states that the MEETING of the Enprrors at
Bctlin is not aimed at France.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

The clustering storm Thursday came
very near being can sound and fury,
"signifying nothing" 1t did cool the air
somewhat, however, and we presume from
Its appearance it must have been much
heavier somewhere. The rain fall was
slight, and a few hail stones fell, hut the
wind howled like November.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

The Hsrald's hero, Stanley Africans,
has been given complimentary benefit in
Paris. Minister Washburne presided and
made speech highly complimentary to
the explorer and to the enterprise OF the
great journal which sent him out. Mr..
Stanley made brief and timely response.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

There is little railroad at Bayou Sara,
Louisiana, that runs to Woodville on a
very uncertain schedule A stranger came
in the other day and inquired how often
the steam cars made trips to the country.
The patty interrugated said. "Tri.
weekly" What do you mean by try
weekly - The answer was " II goes IN
one week and tries to come down the
next
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

We call the attention of our exchanges
in the larger cities to the communication
from Attorney General Lore, published
elsewhere, in order that they may make
an item cautioning the young men repre-
senting wholesale establishments in their
respective cities against getting into
frnuh1a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
LONG DRANCH.

SEVERE STORM -sERENADB PustroHEp.
BY Telegraph to RysRr EvSsSa.
Lose BRANCH August %. Il he storm
was very severe, several fishing boats out,
have not been h,urd from.
The serenade To the President by the
cOlOred men, Was postponed IN account of
the storm.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
THE WHEAT CORNER.

FAILURES FOR OVER rwo MILLIONS so.
SYMPATHY FOR TliE RuI>En NLN.
CHICAGO, August 99nd.-Thc failure. of
the wheat corner is MORE disastrous titan,
wis first rcIurlcd. The total loss is uv.r
two millions dOlla's. No sympathy IL
felt for the ruined mcn who we're in ia
Ring.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
MARKET REPORTS


By Telegraph to RvsRf EvEHiEa.
PHlLADELPnIA, Aug. 20 Cotton dull
at 22@929i.
Flour dull superfine, S5CgS5, 10; extras
1919 Cy SG.9b; extra family, t7.a5 a. ~.
Rye ilOur quiet ut 81. Wheat in demand,
prices ilrmrr; red, 5OCt$L5j, Western
81 70GuSl,Tj.
Rye quoted at o0c.
Corn dull yellow, DE mixed Western,
G0il@Glc.
Oats steady old white. 47GJigc; mixed,
4ic. whisky dull at ~.
Cold, Sl.1374.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
Tho Mouse's Ear.

Or. school, Of Prague, las made the
distribution of nerves to The eur of The
mouse . Fuhlrrt of special examination.
aud calls attention to the fabulous rlcll-
ness OF this organ in nerves, the hat.
wing being in comparison hut pnorlv
supplied. According to the Doct lr's r.ti-
mate a monse's eur Of ordinary size prr.
presents on an average six thonrand
nerve examinations, or, for both cara.
WE'VE Thousand. The function OF THIS
elaborate development is probably. IA il,
lno case OF the bats wing, to enable the,
animal TO guide It's way through d,rk.
narrow Passages. -ScTi6Aer's ,ar S,I,l,,,,5ir
-Rain after rain faLls in Minnn.n1..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
A Flight ofImms0lnetlon.

Cissy.-''so you're going away, Ellie,
and We shall have no more races round
the garden for bon-bons."
Ellie Yes. Cissy dear. And II we
don't meet in this world again, when you
are an angel, III ay you for box of
chocolate cr-nms "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
ENGLAND.


LoNDoN, Aug. - GicdSionrs ~ 60.
one of the largest merchant hou-rs here
in the India aud China trade. have failed
Their Liabilities amount TO ten million
dollars
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
" Every Evening aud the Republic
cRn Candidate for Mayor.

The insmuation of the Commercial that
EVERY EVENING is eager to join any COM
binaiion or movement having for its object
the defeat of the Republican candidate for
VI syor, is without the shadow Of founda.
ton iu fact. In our articles early in the
ca mTaign, in which we canyassed very
freely the merits and claims Of those seek
ing the nomination Of the respective
parties, we purposely and pointedly avoided
saying IL single word in disparagcmcnt OF
Captain Dougherty.
EVERY EVENING has always, however,
been opposed to allowing questions Of
National politics 10 control our municipal
elections, and Immediately after the dis
coycry Of the gross frauds at the Republic
can nominating election, which our notably
honest neiglIpor agreed and endeavored Ia
cover up and conceal, we deemed the
occasion good one to urge once more the
views We had often before expressed on
this subject. The people did not see fit TO
adopt our suggestion, and We bowed cheer
fully To their decision. We still are in
favor of diyorcing our city affairs from
National politics, aud whenever a timely,
earnest and thorough effort in that direction
shall be made by the people it will have
our hearty sympathy and support.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

Il is of course due entirely to that I'm
selfish devotion to the interests o. the
Republican party, which has always char
acterized its management, that we are to
attribute the persistent efforts Of the Com
msrcial to convince the public that two
of the daily papers of this city support
Greeley and Brown, instead Of one.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
ARaaair.

Professor Agdssil has tcleg raphcd from
San Diego, Cal, that he will srIlv NJ san
Francisco in the llassler, by Thursday or
Friday. His party were all we'll, and
have made valuable explorations on the
Mexican Coast.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
Motives W Eycsight.

The Commercial iLtimates that EVERY
EVENING is Influenced by interested mo-
tives in asserting that the citizens move
ment was 'partial failure. - This is
not a question of motives but ofeye sigh.
It has not been week since our neighhor
was abusing Us for iavoling real earnest
non-par,isan moyement-Dow it wants one
provided ii lie conunet 10 Couuc M II
alone. This singuiariy mixed attitude Of
our neighbor is doubt.e,s the resu entire
ly Of considerations Of public policy aud
hears no relation to the iart that the
Commercial has alinated The sympathy
and regard of nearly every member OF its
lwn party now in Council by its unpIo-
.oked abuse and unsupported charges.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
Forewnrned is Forearmc,l.

We notice at the head OF the editorial
columns of the Grand River (Canada)
.Sachenl, of last week, the following
ELECTORS or HALpEMANn.
Don't pledge your votes 10 David Ihomp-
son, as some good men will most assufedly
oppose him,
There is charming bnntncss about
the way in which the public is given TO
understand that Thompson is not good
man. We doubt if We Yankees can
heat IL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

FIrHI ANttFItHI VNVItIl N''tTEHTIT'
The New York Express says eli will
"be some time ere Philadelphians will
" cease to blow over the fact from the
banks of the Delaware was launched the
flrst American ocean steamship" There
Is no such "fact" for them to "blow"
over, for many ocean steamships have been
launched from the banks of the Christina
during the past ten years, some of them
very nearly as large as that recently
launched in Philadelphia, and all of them
were more successfully launched than the
ship on which our Philadelphia neishhors
tried their prentice hand,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
Delaware State journal.
WILMINGTON. DELI:
Saturday, August "a, 1872.


The time for holding the meeting Of this
iody, advertised elsewhere, has been
changed from Thursday, September 9th,
to Tuesday, September 10th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

The news recently published of th,. brief
but horrible revolution in Perm ia rtllv
confirmed hv an official rerort from Com.
modure Il. N Siemhel, commanding the
United states naval forces of the south
Pacific s,utdrun. u the Seer tnry of the
Navy. la this REPORT tnnnodo,. Stembel.
who had ntrVinu.lv unutird m. Navy d.
partmrht nf anticipetrd trouble in Perm.
says:-
o,,t,,IN ar piir nt,,t ,rtnS
nav vow =" IL l"'t th'' 'u' llHufrtc-
non ll'H "''".'l'i '"N'n pace, hul ~ an
ule"' '"''" """ nV'"'u 'n'i''lN "lh,I'ht
t""u ""N "un ~" "h'"lFN'" OF even
s"''n'S'"' It. 'u.',S' lll tue P'vs"ehoy
mas I'HuIN"" "srli 'n'" TWO l',rll's tue
~ '", ~, Vl'lu.u'u was
W H,o,'"s' "",' Wv, l"l"'"' pau w. "luse
, ,'r wv l"n |""",l i"'uu' hoth
n"",,e VI ~" wv preliminary
n ,,, v" ~ l''n ~ li'ls 'no",''' anu
'llno"gn N' ~ w s''S''"s WIRE h'lu III
se't.' ,'"n' '"',t ''lur w 10 tue h""i "I
.,',,a,., ,t.,,, 30, ,.''i "'' 49,
of the legislative branch
SO well founded Wstc these impressions
that genera understanding seemed IL
exist that the firsid"ni, Don doe lial,t,
| would quitlly turn over the insignia ut his
Office To MS successor, fatd". On the I'd
OF August thls seemed not only To be- the
rfohahle Issue, hul, at the same time tn"
one Which gave the greatest 81 i.iht ton
to the people at large. Fears Of q rcvolu-
tlon were to great extent snhslding, aud
everything seemed To D. progressing cHln-
ly aud qmetly When, ON the 3'l inst,
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49,, -. ,,,,i,'I,,t,i, ,,,,.''t ,'-i,;'',..
created "A panic Of fear aud alarm that
lrit him Tor The time ronplrtr mnstcr of
the situation
THE ISL hfhH SELL ASST RAN't'
Commodore Slemuel then relates how
the usurprr gained contrnl ot the whole
army, numb ring stVou thuu-aud men,
aud, deemiug himself secure, i--lr pin-
uunrLiurntOs, aud congratulated IA.
connuy upon hie as .tmftlon eli power.
The revolution was doomed to hr short
lived. Tue moral strength oi the people
was against It. Dtnut, iNtliin riisiicd
among the u-utpnr's supporters in the
army, nhit,s, aud among the fee lplr.
The four ships OF war belonging To the
navy iad sailed out ui his totru.
Al this time, Comm idnrr Sn.mhrl con-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24

-Manslaashter 10 not q subject for
mau's laughter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
FRANCE


PARIS, August 20 The merchants are
clamuring for favorable action 10y France
on the Postal Convention with the United
States, proposed by Minister Wlshhurne.
| LONG nRANCJ
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
O'ton0r and SRWisburN for I.resi-
dent aud Vice President.

NfhN anu Nlff NEfNANfut-
A fuller report Of the action Of the
" National Labor Rcformcrs' Convention
at Philadelphia, Thursday, than is
contained in the dispatches published
elsyWhorc shows that the Convention
did not actually nominate O'Conor
and salisbury, but, refusing 10 make any
nominations, appointed committee OF
thirty to confer with the Louisville Ton
vtuuuu, Int this Committee was anb-e-
pucuily Instructed to urge upon the
convention the nomination Of Charlie
O'Couor Of New York, for President
Aui Eli salisbury, Of tli- STATE. for
via. President
Wotake it that It will require precious
ito urging to secure the unmipaiiuu of
MI O'Conor by Thai Convention, that
having hreu pretty definitely decided al.
ready, but what ever brought Hon hi
Saul-bwrN', name hcfurc a Convention of
'lthrr rtumcis' j. mlond our inlulost
comprehension II We had gone in search
of uun Whose whole training, habits,
traditions, associations aud rccnrl would
Wahe hm les, .ikcly than all otaer- to
-yWFHthize With the labor movement, and
/ -tiik,s and all other interference with III,
yr-tod mi,ileg Of capital Nr would not
have known a better Ila"c than the Town
of bower to 60 10 for the purpose, nor d
man m thnttown more likely to answer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
By TslsgrA phto RvERr kvEstps

New HAVEN, August 23d. A pleasure
barge on the Connecticut River, hear
Middletown, was struck by lightning, aud
two ersons were killed and forty injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
GRAND RUDERSDORFF
COMBINATION CONCERT,

THURSDAY. Nov. THE great English soprano. Mad
anne Ermna Rudersdor1 who took the leading part in
the Oratoro selections at the Worlds Great Peace Jubi-
lee has consented tc spend here, with CON-
binatIon OF eminent artists The party will consist of:
Soprano: MADAME ERMINIA RUDERsDoRFF who for
series Of years has held the highest position in the
musical world OF Europe singer of OratoriOs classic
German music, and Ballads. Like Madame Pasta of
celebrated memory, and Mademoisele Tietens of the
present day. she represents the grand dramatic style the
very opposite of the ford school which almost inva-
aby hear in this country and this not only in Oratoro
and classic music but also in Home Ballads.
CORtTdH0 Miss ALICE FAIRMAN, the most popular
contrato in England who has the highest position
in England Ireland, and Scotland. She has superb
voice; and her style of singing is irreproachable
BARITONE Mr. j. F. RUDoLPHsEN, the most artistic
and refined barytone in America.
TiOiiRist: FRAULEIN THEREsE LIEBE, young lady o.
eighteen who introduced to the musical world by
Rossin and Sir Julius Benedict She not only one of
the brilliant vlrtuose but also the finest and
most distinguished musicians. She has played all the
principal courts of Germany and France, and before Her
Majesty the Queen of England, and the Prince and
Princess of Wales.
Pianist Mr., G. w. SUMNER viii assume the direction
of the party, and with Fraulen Lebe perform the best
class OF instrumental selections.
Tickets to the Concert 50 cents-with reserved seats
IS cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
CONCERT BY THE BARNABEE
CONCERT TROUPE.

Lecture at7s o'clock Organ Concert at l. Tickets
for the course, S.5O for single Concert 50 cs for
single Lecture IS cts for sale Bookstores of Grout
Putnam and Sanford 4 Co. diff o2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
OSGOOOS EXPRESS PROPERTY.

Two Magnificent Family Horses, Superior Express
Horses Wagons, two of them new; Pungs, l Small
Wagon with pole, one 4-wheel Truck l Sleigh, set
TURNER'S 5 Harnesses Canvass Wagon Covers, Horse
Coyers Horse Blankets Halters, Office Furniture Mes
senger TRUNKS, safes, &c, &C.
~ similar property will be sold in Boston, Friday,
Oct. 4, at u O'Clock
eB; METcALF, Mortsasec.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
GEORGE MAC DONALD,

THURSDAY, OCT. 2S-George Mac Donald, during the
three years has suddenly into the very front
rank of literary As editor of Good Words for the
Young" and author Of Annals of = Quiet Neighbor.
hood" David Elginbrod," Robert Falconer" and
several other yorte stories, he has become known to
and admired by host of Americans who will give him
cordial welcome on his brefvist to our country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04
GEORGE WIN. CURTIS.

THURSDAY, DEC IL. Mr., Curtis is one of the most
popular of all lecturers with the people of Worcester
His public duties prevented his filling an engagement
here last winter but he has promised visit us on the
ahnvp DAT