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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

dor the information Of all persons
IL concerned. the following Act Of the
Legislature, passed March 24th, 1865,
is published
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

Oct 3, 1s72-te.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21


PRELIMINARY HEAtING hRfuKR CGiANCGi-
loH BATES.
-.durlaNd 10 o'cluck, am, the ease of
Martin k'ugh pS. the Muyor and CIV
Council Of Wilmington had Il preliminary
hearing before Chancellor Bates, being an
Application in hchaif Of Martin krDgh to
fhc Chancellor, praying for am Injunction
10 prevent the city from eNms the CON
tract for paving Fourth stree, to any
other pcr-uu. land further paviun that
they be- compelled to give thu con tract To
Martin Krogh, he hciug the lowest bidder.
John % Bymr. E.q appeared for the
plaut'n. aud Samuel Harfmst n. ESD.
Iuy solicitor, for defendants.
The tt-r Is of too recent q date To need
rrDtpituIatiuu 10 is only necessary To ,nv
that bids were asked for Maradnuiz.n,e
Fmfth street. and Martn Krorh made tho
lowest hd; hut the Stic-t Committee.
d,r..lug krolh mot "A re.pnuelhl, utrtv
p.pprtrd In fiyu" at giving ,hc contract 10
another pfly. Council r. i.ctrd all tbr
hd- and a-L~l Tor muhrr. giving mora,
d.unltr .pcrincluons. which were rrrriyrJ
nn, from Kcnuh being among the nun,l,,.r
ia The meantime Krn.h made TIA. an.
pli-ttinn a. stated ninve.
Th. hll stated that the compi,in-
aut cbu'd anl cam furnish the nee, ..nry
isl-tinrry for doing the work. and thai A..
| 10 WIS reported that hecausc hr had am
unfinished contract ON hand this one WA,
r.fi.cd him. Dee Immediately finished H.
/ Tine answer W.T. read hy MIR Ilnrrinr-
tor. It cont .iucd a copy Of the propo..i.
! ll- did th,.b jiD With plrtgriph chat
mo- hi Noul,i ,.. trci.l,ied cxcrpt rrnu a
responsible rrtv," fthat was not in No
! Mi, Il denied That any contract ,yase,,.r
! entered INTO. thai C,u,tru had rv.r ,,ir,,
| 30 tnapy one. tia tKonth had line rr,,Iis-
u.la,.. for .lYinr thc work. Tho Gr.t
rfon,-al, il claimed wrr. nui rvn'i Ill
rnoneh -1thtv issued 9th rand nll,r
Mr. O'Rvnr argued tine mat .r and
claimed by an orii, ancr of The ritv' that
Ca,ucil IS r.,ajr,I To pi,r the co,tr.,nt Ia
u. ..inMc.t hlditr." and X. o,.h lring
t..i p.l.nq. taxi. ala. security oir'r.J he
him. and t...,t C.,ulcil had mo- business ~
dnuit Krlsh'. ability I'D do the work. 4.
"a t9N PAYER be had a rirht to restrain
t1uuru from spending The. public mnnirs
lunnt ,r,.atily, and cited numerous drri.
.iots in various cities of the country
MIR. Harrington said that If Mr.. Keogb
Wa entitled 10 the contract he would not
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
Railroads.


Tho C,ru,,re .l,u,r al. li,n ,,r tt,, ,l,,,
nos.d r,i,ro.d ct,,ncn E,ttnn a,d a.
rey'. Cr,ss.rn.d. .,r,. ,n.linr ,rran'...n',',,,
f,y thrir usnnI ,,ii md winter atsn.,,,,," ~,
in hn.din, ,urntir,ss in h,l.,if fiji. ,.,.,,
tnr,,risn =, Tbese n.,iin,,s .,.n,,,. ,,,,.
Mental activi,v and nlrnrI epinynrn, 10
ti,ns,. ,,,,,,,..d IN lin, a,I az ,i,,,,, h,.,...
No otbns s,,,,c, ,ban IN di,or, ,,,,.,I,i.,,.
crom The really feasihle roirrt nf a roaS
from Fil,on - NtddI.toUn a,,, a.. ,,...
far scItisb rpasors how, no ,s,,'risi d,sir,.
IN s.,. ,L,t r,,,J l,,,iIi Will, yiii h,,,..s,
R,itimnrc almost rv,ln.i,,iy ,y, i,oI
n,,n, mis- aun,,ai ev,.it,n.u, in h.b.tc ~
a chimrrir,l mad srhnr,n Win ~, ,nos,
eo,ut,lacent satisr,rtinn-
u,,rny,, nassau v. rur d, =, =,
,r,,t, t,,- =,
nnIi. IN rbep ~ a. II n t,Ui, a.
md H.. ,,ntci.,i ~. i. ,b,. al Ara,,I a..
nnda Rond Thr ri Air E,,iS Of i,7,
SATURDAY saws.
W. ar, ,;r,tir,.d IA l.,rn tho, d. r,.,,
ir,,'o,,,s ha- i',.,, .,, A., ,it, '',,,,.,,i'
Witch viii a., hmm r,s,,i, IN, ,hntnil ,ii,.'.
nftb" rosd mr,,in,, nt ,I,n r,r,,a,a-
80 ,,..,. L.b l., IL s,..ilI'
whom M. ,r,'rcr,s Of ,h,. ,,,J ~.r. ," AZ ~
.',..,'I AIT, ~ d,,,.,r,.. t,,'
,t,.,t i, No., L,. Uni, A, ,lf. ,,,i,'.,
.t..,.n,e,'t ,,,,s n,,,i. ,t,, a. p,'r,.
Vet,'ha ,Cfi,,.,,d H., cr,,.,, ,..ti t,','.,,.',
,.,iir'aJ ,.n'tr,c,or h,S a,,'.r.1 f., M
s'ri,,, son I'M ~ ~, ,,,,,,'I s,o.t a. ,t,.
.,'J ,.r.,,i.t..i H., ,.,,, H. W wv
NV, i,J,'',u Va" '.i I,.u ny
s,inn j.. ,,,, il, t'n,,i'i'.
aid, ,',Ii.,,,,.',,t ,,',,,,. -, ,i -,
,LS', H., r',,,.,i'',...'.. H., J XXI
e., h'.,,,i, Wv ''S W." "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

THE GROVER "a BAKERS NEW ROOMS.
The Gfoycr ~ Baker sewing Machine
Company, wishing To gain the benefits Ut
our large and growing population, have
leased the large and handsome store In
the Masonic Temple, No. SIG Market
street, and fitted il up IN very handsome
mIiner a- "a salcsruOm, and placed Mr.
Samuel Spuakman in charge Of the agency
D. .rr.
Groecr ~ Baker, make of machines
have a superiority over all others IN that
thoy hlvctwo kmd,, the Improved Elastic
stitch Machines and the Improved shuttle
stitch Machines. The first kind, il is
cuim,l, sill emlroidrr, which no ether
machine Will do, and j, capable Of doing
400 kinds OF fancy work, together with
family sewing.
The shgtt.c machine, wherever IL has
been uscl has given universal satisfaction.
arr Ilg-t class iu every RESPECT, and made
in the most durable and substantial man
ucr.
Machine twist aud spool cotton, oi first
quality, from superior stock manufactured
Iud,r the special direction Of Grover ~
Baker q. NJ. Co., supplied wholesale and
retail from al their stores throughout the
uItcd states, at the very lowest market
prices. Binders, cOrders, braiders. quilt
.u- gauge tuck markers, and all the i'm
port ant aucessUric- tu % modern sewing
machine Of the latest and most approved
>ty e, are lur sale.
Person, desiring 10 look at machines
N.l find Mr. Spcthmau a cOrt Gus aut
ohii.inu gentleman who will be- pleased {,
describe The merits of the different style
| uf machines.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

rlnsr lNpnEssloNs W A rornl-r


A correspondent of the Scafprd Rtcor,i
la, been visiting Rehoboth, SUSSEX coun-
~, aud goes of into ecsiasics about 10.
Read what he says:
The only conveyance at present from
LcWrs is by coach, the distance sewn
miles over level, beautiful road, not so
ANDY as une would suppose, aud through
the best farming region between Iar-
rinrton and Lewcs. As you near Reno
both city you are struck with the grand
view spread out before you, and The first
thought il, why was not this the first
place thought of tn establish summer
resort IL has more natural advantages
than any place ever saw. On your right
lies RchobUth Bay on the left beautiful
lake covering an area Of II to 20 acfc..
the water as pure and fresh as man ever
drank Separated from the ocean los a
narrow strip of land, the lake has no visi-
bile outlet and is fed by suhterancan
springs and is very deep In fact il has
been sounded to the depth of 100 feet
without finding bottom.
just before yon lies the Broad Atlantic,
not even solitary island or foot of land
for more than 5000 miles. The grandeur
Of the pillows AS they break upon the
beach here is food for every class of
minds the sedate and meduativc, the
cheerful and gay, the jocosc and mirthlul.
Mr.. Tredenick, mine host, is certainly
the right man In the right place. II you
are timid he can furnish ride on the
lake; if you have II fair nerve be- will send
you ont on the Bay sailing; if you wish
something more daring, you can try the
Ocean. The Lake abOunds in hsh, the
Bay affords excellent fishing, and, the
the greatest of all sports, catching crabs,
aud the cunning is unsurpassed. The cX,
pertinent of making this place where
one can retire from active toll has been
tried, and although this is its first season
and the building temporary, it shows il 10
Tie a success, and all who leave 20 with
regret and Intend to come again. | hay,
no doubt If hotel capable of accommo.
dating one thousand guests Were built
even the next summer would e il crowd
cd 10 It's utmost capacity Il seems Il
have been the idvOrite resort of the Abu,
rhymes Of this country as various articles
such rs arrow heads, stone hatchcts, tVc
are found. OF all the Elysium fields
have ever found Rehoboth Guy is tn,
No plus ultra of an old tourist.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
Tlo Dry Goods Trade.



IrNrLE.
saturday wa d,v which will hc re-
mruhctd hN 'h ad'c, of Wilmington ms
iAc hrsi'uu. of ANEW cra n shopping
IN this cit,, iic splendid new stores Of
Mr.. GmuNllc Murtll a Nus go aud ST.
Mar.,rt street tNa-'n.r rcmploD having.
that day, hiru thrrW1 "rri TO the public
Mr. Worn r. my,t elton to the public to
call and m-pcr. tine new establishment
wa, very hrs Is accepted, aud the store
was thrungr hy lidic- and no. few gen
tlcmcn. 1hfre WAS q general and hearty
oppression ct admraiion for the beautiful
store, OF raih .turi $, for the two upper
stores under M" Masonic temple have been
thrown mtou g. for Mr. Wurrell', accom-
iuuialiun.
They are ha'nl.umc'y liltrd up with nu.
mcrous ruuit s. one iu' each department.
There is one counter for prints, another
fo- drc.s gnnd-, another for silks. one for
mu-lins and II ,nncl~, anoihcr for cloths
and cashmere. aud 50 on There is also
a shawl Acwituclt and une for lace cur
tlius. which Mr. Worcll makes spe-
cialty. Nr,r The c'ntrr of.,hc store is the
cashier Ollie and at the rear is th office.
Two rows uf chambers running the
whole lrultl W the store, give them an
abundance If ght 10 night aud in day
time ths, Htc 70 .itrl from window, front
and hack ih' stores have two front
doors aud tour splendid plate glass win
doNs 20 whial there is a luxurious dis.
play Of the richest of goods No more
attractive stores have ever been opened IN
our ciiy ans they are fully equal TO any
| in Philad, lpha, m variety Of stock and
IL tasteful q 'rtv. Toe stores remain
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

.ufasrs kdiors In your report Of
magistrates eases in your paper Of Friday
week you do Mrs II. Heuing, of No. 232
kim street., great injustice, inasmuch as
the evidence before the Justice, not only
did not Prove tAc offence charged, but did
mot prove anything against the lady, and
for What reason the squire put her under
tail and made her pay e. 90 cost is Il mys-
terry 10 every one, unless the Squire Is
following the fashion Ofthc matchmaking
cos's-his idea Of even and exact Justice.
A LOOKER o..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

KEST CorNrY DEMOCRATS. The Demo-
rats Of Kent county mt in convention at
Dover ON Saturday, and IN dc tue follow
M uinin tito $.
Sus tor - William Il, Shakcspcar, Of
East Dov.r.
Representatives. - John NinGaskir. OF
Duck Gre Il; I'M G. Wilson. Of Little
Ctak. j. Fmnh WI is, OF X ntuu VII
lam G1udcn, of North Muderkil VIII
liam shrldHkr, of Misplilon; Il, b.
Wright. of Wet Dover,
Lceg ro,trt Comm fasteners -Chtrlc- Reg
strr, OF Duck Crrk vii lam q. P.stlc,
Fast Dover George Gudrrslceyc, Of
North Murdcrkill j. X. Burnitc, Of Mis-
pliun Mulium l.. Master of Mispilliun.
NhrW-Chailc, williamson, Of Misp.l-
lion.
coro,'r - stephen J. Cats, of East
Dover.
\ correspondent Of the C,mmercidi says
thu i publican, Will name Geo. '. Mas.
scy, Esg Tor state Senator. and WIN. X.
CahOon or John 7. Jakes for Sheriff lie
further says; 1t has been cuunciated and
denied, that in the event Of the Democratic
Electors being elected, and there not be NJ
enough States 70 elect Greeley, the Flee
toru vulc of Delaware will be cast for
Hon. jaime y. Bayard, hut in case Gree
ley b. elected, then Delaware is to swell
| the majority with her three votes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

SALE or LOIS NJ. Child ~ Co.,
PROPOSE making large sale Of lots ON the
Lewis . npcriy an Dupont street, from
Third tn sixth ON oct. 9TH.
The christina River improvement Com
fanny pruuosr TWO sales of lois One on
October H. a. ut lois ON the Warmer prop
cry, un Maryland avenue and stroud
-tic,t, rnl auulhcr on Octu1cr 18th, of
lots On ihr .plth side.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

MIXED TkAlN NSi.h ~ard, VIII iasvoDe mar
At 500 =. y laurel 8 Mj sea ~, 3 o., o idAe.
sills. 80. re Wood. .do' fl minsi'n. 8 n
Harrin ton, p fr tea, ~; Canterbury an =
Wuodsidr d "a, Wy mtus. 5; Dover, o 81,
Mlurtpu. 6.t4. B.-uluri. 7Ot; iiaStnn. T. O.
Green Spring. "a. 3 ackbird, Z3t; 1nwnsenu
2 "a. Miidlatpwn = Il; NJ Pleasant s. Is; Kirk
wood, a.; NnN tasile. % n. trrVs At u
minEt n @ fHi Philad- nh a. u ~; Baltimore.
~ Anuthwtri will leave fhilAd Iphia Att 81
T.. NJ Bstimor+ 80; Milmtu gtuu. u h5i New
.astie, !. ~, hiddistnwn. 21;ud Town,end2 -,
Gltitpn s Is; 90 v+r 1 ID; Wyoming. 10; F-l-
ipu. I %; Harm Rtun. o. o; fHrmingtun. o 70;
IRE uw0jd. 81; Hriigasils, .. 5ls seafard, d IS,
Lautel, y, i03 pelmar, 0p.
TN mixed be- viii ne RIM snhiee' T. delsys
&c dsn' o. ffeigh' thus meas, aud viii stop 0nly A.
tauous wher- TINE 10 given
SsW 'ASfLg TRAiNh
Leave New Castle for Wilm ngtOn and Philadel-
phiaAt ~ A Leave Philadelphia. " VI n
aud Wilmington il0P N for New Castle
lkAA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional t. ihh-e tDuve. leave Clayton fOi
SMYRNA " a. ADD 2.OP NJ. leave smyrnt
Tor Clayton II N 4. NJ. aud 2 80 z NJ to maks
sOnnsctiuu with '-ifa- To and from Dover aud Sta
tpuH south
C1NNgCTlOEs
Al rOWussua wlth the Kent County and oue-l
Anns r. q Kent Et,lrOa1e. AtClayton. With Hd.
tnet Y A. Harrington win >. q b. r.
" seafOrd. with D. RR Al Dalmat. with
4 D. h n a W imics an pOcnnoke r. x
KENNBY nupgrlntsndent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

CAhRohh CouNrY FAtR.-1he editor Of
the Carroll County Aduocdie, will accept
our thanks for an Invitation to attend the
fourth annual exhibition OF the Cafroll
County Agricultural Society, to be held at
Westminster, Maryland, Sept. 3Oth, and
Oct LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

estate SENATOR. H. &. Banning, ESD,
President of the National Bank of Della
ware, Is named as the probable Democrat
ic nominee for State Senator from Christi
ana Hundred. Mr.. b. would be credit
to the county and would poll very
strong vote.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

HANDSOME DWELLINGS. Harlan Cause
is building two fine two-story houses on
the crrnrr OF TWelfth ami Washington
streets. They will be provided with all
the modern improvements. John Pierce
is doing the CARPENTER work.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
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NUM- hAAIhNAD llhl
TABLs.
TTSsiS%; NJ. VII ls SHs Itbg' stYEsP srsEh
WAY NAIL TRAiN Ns.OA M, tsundays o..
sepiedI, for Bsl.ia9re ,.2pPlas At al refaar sI.
< K tine Al clAYt0H with smyr9a Buneb y.
Z sad D K, g. Harrington With ~
sits ( $ fRsAiRS'G " w's SALISBURY VII W ~ R
ssp,edi. for Baltimore and wsslnEon sloppinIa
ou%Sst"i RtfisssSa %ius liS res Es~ Jasti:
EXPRESS TRAIN Al 40 +. y ts0adaSs arseI.
ed Tor Baluufe and Waslins ton. stopping a
ihe-lsr. rharlnw Linwe, ID. Clavmnnt. wilming
on. Newport. stanton. Newark klkton, nortk.
4asl 0harlsston. peryvills Hayrs;ds.0rl.s.
ihs-e saud Slemmef's Run.
NIGHT EXPREss at W ? n .tDAilyl, foi
IinwSsd. GiSymoat wiiiiminStoa NeWnfF, an
On North Bati, fsrtvsDls Rave dc 0pse. PEI
Passenssrs Tor fortress nouros snd Soiiolb. vii
~ wfLMiBdTOS TRAINS.
itOpptua - all ttatiuns between PhiladslphiA nns
Wilmington;
1eAss Pnusdyinnis At IL. ~ ~, L. w. 2 81,
90; iSs a+cis viii DySS r. sdiltcss "a, Milford a.
ntertnsdiata stRti"us
Leave whining q =. 80 2, to' 20 sna . 10 A a.
stop bntwaen Cbart-r aud Philadelphia On san
lay leave Wilm ntton At = "
The Il ~ 4. a. srttu ffuui Nilin' ugtun Will con
aeet vt Arsenal Junction b sti.st .Ars With th'
500 N train for sew York frO West PnilA
PHiLApA. AID BALTIC. CENTRAL r. R
TRAINS Stopping A. al stations on Chester Creel
snd Philsdeluha add baltiinQfa Cantfal Railroad
Leave Philad.phH Tor Port Deposit tSundayaeK
esptsdA ALMA NJ and A9P n. Phlladslphii
iof Chadds Ford A l1.OOA n. wedu-sdays and
satnrdaYs at9 y 4 NJ Philadelnhin for chester
JrigLts at2 WP 81 Philadelphiz To- oxford Al
or " Wednesday and SatnriN OP. N
rhe 7O' N tratu stops At al sta Ions between
Leave Port D-posil Tor PhilAdelphla tsnndAy
,kceptedJ. ats % NJ, and 4 N 7, NJ. oxford 70
'hiladephiA al g. ~ a. N. ChAdd's Por Tor PbilA
lelphia ~ p. N Sunday. Leave Philadelphia
9tf'rs ~ NJ ls've oxford Tor rhila'
Trains leaving wiimin ston Al O. 45A. N and 4 o
?, ". Will connect Ct !smosig JpaeNeH With y.
md Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUdH TRAITS FROM BALTIMORE
Lesx- Wilnias,' rtlO. 80, A. N. Il 70. .. fant
'O9PA
uHEsrBh FOR PHILADELPHIA.
| Lvav- chester M 762s3k 50 aud II. o. A.
as a. Al. . "a. d. II, Z6t aud 40. H. p NJ.
FROa BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
| Leave Baltimore a. &A a., Way Mail O. IA
| n gxpfass, LISP Express BP. N. Kxprssi
PROM snltIIsSIs q Port Deposit and ln.srmsdiA,'
/ ,tati0ns At 4. 00P NJ
| Accommodation train from PORT Deposit vii
cave Psrryvile ste1 A. H.. for Baltimore An'
Traias ior Ballinots lssvs. Qh..," NlLOeA. NJ.
| Trains Tor Baltimore leave wilIni ISlon Al IA %
81" JsTGs6GY TRAIN FRSM BALTiMoRK.
Leave baltludte Al y p NJ, stopping at hAs
5olis. Perry@9tsns A6erdesn, H4yrs ;grsss
newark. stanton, Newport. Wilmington. CLAY
nonL Linwood. and Chester.
Nv FRNNRv Superintendent
- 1sx:ssszEa b ELAwAkE BALBOA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21
County Politics.

REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS
on SATURDAY.
On Saturday the republicans Of this
county nominated their candidates for
he Legislature, Levy Court and assessors
IN the various hundreds. The following
Is a table Of the election in Wilmington :
LEGISLATURE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

PortrIrAt NrWs.-On the 30th instant
Republican mass meeting will be held
in this citv. under the auspices of the
Grant and Wilson club. Amo' the speak
rrs will he William Howard Day, whom
we have not heard much Of daring the
present campaign.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

AhhlSllANA nlNnhEUs-Ou NuNuiuhl
last jackson Holmes was nominated by
the democrats Of this hundred for assessor,
AMI Hugh Finn for road commissioner.
TmE swrrcnBAcK ExcuRsloS.-It is
now expected that Mr.. Smiths excursion
to Mauch Chunk and the switchdack will
leave on nr about the 9Th Of October. II
will certainly come Oh.
MoRr CANS TO CANApA.-Thc Harlan
Il Hnlllngsworth Company shipped two
baggage and express cars IA Hamilton,
Canada, Tuesday, via The Wilmington "
Reading Railroad.
CuTID RuN OvBR.-A little daughter Of
James Dugan. living On King street, he
low Second, while crossing the street Mott
day, was accidentally run over by an ex-
press vogrn, and received injuries Of a
very SERIOUS nature.
DELEGATES. st. Mary's Beneficial soci.
ETY. have elected Col. P'ter MNrtnOugh
aud Wilhm 4. "lr,vt a. delegates To the
National Convention of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union. 81. Peers delegates
are William Bowc, j. +. Miller and George
Chance.
WmNiNGroN Posr OrFicR. -- Outing
The month ct August lhe following was
the amount o' man matter received and
collected man letters received, 5s,uoO
drop letters received, 4,772; papers re-
cpvrd. 2j.O9i mail let ers collected a, =
''Vi crop Wl,'I7 'ol'c'eu' -ifo"i papers
collected, l,09N
F,,r,N s,rrprAV ,ire hr,i.e op, in
h ,,.., -,', az n.,r.. A. H,.,,,,' ,..'
rorv .,i,,,t A. ,'ei,rk s,,tnriav trrnn an
,,,,,,n,..t , ,,ii,.,,f sbavin,,s mi M d,,r,,r,.
MAS done 4. usual. tbc ,lrrmrn wrrc
49, ',' '-,,',d ' s,n s,,o,,i,,
and ,..,,,,,,ir,l hy ,nnnv.
s.,.,, r,...t.,.,, u. 49,. ...u
NJ uise eNnu W
''i'.. - svn' n''l W IN
','''''' ,,, -s..t'"' """"' AZ
'",' a. u'' 81, '' ~ ~
W." ~n' ",1 Wv '
IVY, '"' '.'''"s
Z n' III - 'h
"','' s',,''L. u
re- ~ u r"n'ld rcd III their 60 strnctlon
We "'Nl-' thn'e INT rested 10 eAahlh.
THESE ''7'
u....,.,.. 800. ~. s,.,,, ma
a. ~ w. ~, ~ oO'o'',',- We
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Hon. n. B. smithers, of
Dover, was in town Saturday, on business
Of private nature.
Col. &. S. Watson, State Senator, Of
Milford, passed through this city Saturday
morning on his way home from Saratoga.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

LANCASTER CouNrY FAIR.-A friend in-
forms us that the Lansastr County Fair
comes OF ON the LIT, ID, 3D. aud 4th Of
October, and not ON the dates mentioned a
short time ago In this paper.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

THE CoLoKEp STATE CoNvgNrluN. The
call has been Issued for a mass convention
Of the colored citizens Of Delaware To meet
in Camden, Kent county, on Tuesday.
Sept. 2ith, at 10 A. ~ slgned by VIM.
Howard Day, President, aud D, II. Gustus
Secretary. VIM. u. Fort,n, ESD, Prof
John W. Youngcton, Major j. W. Simp-
son, /. G. Wear, Esq aud Others will
spetk. An excursion train will ran FROM
this cty, stopping at all stations. Round
trim 81 ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

PERsoNAL.-Miss Julia Wyatt will re-
sumo lessons on the voice aud piano, Sept.
30th. No more skillfgl or accomplished
teacher has ever taught music i'm our city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

W. 4 WI X. The Wilmington &
Western Railroad Company are LAYING
their track with increased vigor. They
have now but about five miles to complete
the whole road.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

CHURcu DEDICATIoN.-On Sunday, the
2gth inst, the new VI +. Church at ST.
J0hnstown, Suxssex county, will be dedi
Gated TO the Worship Of Almighty God
Rev Jacob Told, of this city, and Rev L..
.C.Matlack, ID. will conduct the exercis-
es of the day. The erection Of place of
worship in that section is indeed great
blessing to all good people, and they owe
debt OF gratitude to Albert Curry, who,
by his interest aud lberality, pushed the
work forward To completion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

All siNG uER NEIGnBoRs. Bridget b.
Aigan, a resident of Klund street, was on
trial Tuesday for threatening the life
Of Henry Dngan, her next door neighhor,
very respectable looking Young man.
hood and II an 8d offender Of law ana
lnslice She was fined costs, aud held to
bail ia tho sum Of $500 To keep the peace.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-21

REAL EsTATE.-The excellent farm of
William Ellegood, adjoining Georgetown,
containing 220 acres, was sold on the llth
inst, at SherifIs sale. John Hanna, Of
this city, was the purchaser, FOR which he
paid az 100