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More than $4,000 Herring's Safes have been
and are now In use, and over 4,l- sod rF-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

81 eau cl iarlully tld clud lautiy zee inm
ii' nse To these who are wauIng'r Ita' IS goo
sowing machine. alta low price.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28
Icy Pavemeuts
SEVERE FALLS 49, PRoF. TULLMER AND col,
MOORE BOTH SEVERELY HURT

SEVERE FALLS 49, PRoP. TuLLMER AND col.
MOORE BOTH SEVERELY HURT.
Thomas Johnson, living on Mr.. Pugh's
farm, tell On The Ice Monday morning near
Thiri street bridge and broke his l.g Dr..
Burrov, attend d 10 his injury.
Col. John II. Moore met with severe
though not serious accident on Thursday
evening. lie had b,cn attending The fcs-
tvfl To- the Institute HAL. and on coming
out, slipped down, the unper part Of hi,
hand striking the pavement With such
force as TO dislocae his chow In a severe
manner. He stopped at friends house,
and "a physician was sent for who set the
wounded member. The Colonel is attend.
ing to his business as usual, but Is forced
10 carry his arm in a sling.
SUNDAY, Just as PROT Fcrd. Fullmer
was about to enter the door at his home.
Market Street, sbJve Fourih, he SLIPPED
ON The Ivy pavement and fell, breaking hi
ankle in tNo places. A physician was at
once stnt for, who set the limb, but the
injury is of course a very painful and
incouvonient one, as 10 Will Vlob4hly con.
iiue Mr.. F. 10 his r,un for wecks Hi.
many friends and pupils Will fympathiz,
with hun In his affiirtiOu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

on Saturday afternoon the "Children's
Hour" IN connection with the Sunday
School Union Festival heli last week.
came Of. II was a success-a huge sue
cess. The exercises were opened at $50
by - Young girls form No, public school
singing beautifully, accompanied hymus!c
by Ritchie's orchestra. Next In order was
tile elephant, liic-llkc and natural, then
more exquisite music, both vocal aud
instrumental, after which the short man
made his appearance. The orchestra and
chill rem again treated the audience u
some prime music, and the entertainment
was concluded by the appearance of Kris
Kiinglc, who occupied a wagon which was
drawn around the room by pretty little
girls.
As we said before, the entertainment
was 70 success. aud the sing ug by th'
children, under the Il rectinn of Pof
Cl,mmcr, is seldom surpassed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

OiNuf uitN ruNutnAN W hhOW AAiAif Nh
Thursday morning Of last week, of en-
largement Of the heart.
REDUCED RATES OF TRAvEL.-The P.
W. & B. X. r., next month. commences
to issue yearly tickets betweed Wilmington
and Philadelphia at SIS monthly tickets,
$3.50; school tickets, 1913 a moath.
To BE PRIvATE.--It is generally under
stood that Bill Dennis, sentenced to be
hanged next month, will be executed prl'
vately, none but the jurors, officers OF the
jail and reporters Of the press to be ad-
mittcd.
SCHOOLS CLOSED. Both public and pri-
waite schools in this cltv have closed for
The holidays. and teachers and scholars
alike are enjoying a season Of recreation.
The public schools will not reopen again
until Monday, January Oh.
W. & R. r. R.-The issue of holiday
excursion tickets has largely increased
travel over the road. No freight train will
be run on Christmas day, but the pas
scnger trains will he run. The shipments
of freight are heavier than usual.
SICK OF TUE EPIzOOTto. Every four
persons out of five in scaford are suffering
from acute epizootlc, or something exactly
like Il. The horses in that place were
troubled hut little by this disease but the
people have all suffered more or less from
lis effects.
AssAuLTED.-On Friday week Capt
Merrihew was set upon by n crowd OF
negroes, who issued from the saloon al the
southwest corner Of Fourth aud French
streets. as he was passing that place, and
assaulted him The police are after the
scamps.
PERsoNAL.-Maior c. Rodney Layton,
10th L. 4. Infantry, has removed with his
company from st. Augustine, Florida, to
Frankfort, Ky.
Messrs. Bayard, Salisbury and Biggs
have returned 10 their homes from Wash
ington, to spend the holidays.
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs - st. Johns
Chapter, No 4, Royal Arch Masons, held
their annual election Friday week, with
the following result; ii. B. Melntire,
II. r.; b. r. Craig, X; I. Woodrow, s.;
Isaac c. Pyle, Treas; Jesse X. Baylis,
Secretary.
TREE BuRsr.-A tree standing in front
of The residence of John Marshall, ESD,
West Chester, cracked its whole length
with the extreme cold of Saturday night,
and cxudcd much sap which ran out into
the gutter in large quantity. 1t will no
donbt Kill the tree.
NAME CHANGED.-The Sussex Democrat
has changed its name, and will now be
known-widcly, we trnst-as the Soaford
~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

To p u IS 1Oi Iandnnherg, Oij l2h
Tmius leaving " iimif gioh NJ IN 40 4. n.
63i D. ~. connect with Iains leavipg philadel
piIn AZ 5 SO %. m. and Ar IN.
The 10 iUH IN. train also meets with the Del
aware r. g. aud l.. Va y b. k r. trains arri,
int 10 wi mlngt0n at 70 GA d 30 2i q. 10.
1raint leaving Landeuberg at o 81 .. M, and an,
p IN. connect wltn this tains fer Philadelphin.
leaving Wilmington a. 6l0a. ~. and s % y NJ
with the thilaie hia aud Washington fxp ess
ware train south. leaving Wilmington az 6 IS I. NJ
FIR light Oh, uld D. deiiv rcd aud properly man
ed al the station half an.hOur bell { q depar.
twenty -'nur hours.
tmnihu. trfnsfrr between ". 4 ~ aud r. "
AZ. depots. AID ears NJ " lminut. u City r. K
40 frnt I'd Ma hc' stree 5, by McMnllrn 4 aat
10 cent. t'r each passenger, and . coats for eara
oei2til &c CONwELI. Supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

W. q r. r. R.-The issue Of holiday
excursion tickets has largely increased
travel over the road No freight train will
be run on Christmas day, but the pas
scnger trains will he run. The shipments
of freight are heavier than usual.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

SICK OF TIE EPlzooTIo. Every four
persons out of five in seaford are suffering
from acute epizootlc, or something exactly
like Il. The horses in that place were
troubled but little by this disease but the
people have all suffered more or less from
is pfTprta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

Schools CLOSED. Both public and pri-
waite schools in this citv have closed for
The holidays. and teachers aud scholars
alike are enjoying a season Of recreation.
The public schools will not reopen again
until Monday. January 9Th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

BomBR CovERiNs.-The patent boilci
covering which Mr.. Ainsworth ADVERTISED
elsewhere we know to he an excellent
article, and can unhesilatingly recommend
il from OR own experience. We had th'
boiler in the EVERY EvENiNG Office GOV
cred with it about six months ago, ami
have found that it greatly shOrteus the
time required 10 get up steam and makes
It much easier to keep II up afterwards.
We had great deal Of trouble before We
used it In keeping up steam. We have had
none whatever since.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A colored woman
from Blackbird, who came TO town on
Saturday with evergreens for sale and Dis
posed of about s95 worth Of the same,
was knocked down in front Of the premises
4O6 East eecond street, during the day, by
a negro man known as Tom, and robbed
Of all the money she had about her per-
son. The woman was much injured by
the man, several of her teeth being
Knocked out. As yet the police have not
been able to arrest the rascal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

To BE PRIvATE.--It is generally under
stood that Bill Dennis, sentenced to be
hanged next month, will be executed prl'
vately, none but the jurors, officers OF the
jail and reporters Of the press to be ad-
mitted
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

Coon FOR WILMINGToN. - We have
never believed that there was any necessity
for persons going out Of our State to make
purchases, and have seen our assertions
proved. Some of our citizens ordered
samples Of fine dress goods from W. NJ.
Kennard & Co., and afterwards ordered
from Philadelphia and New York, aud
after a critical examination concluded
that Kennard & Co. were decidedly the
cheapest,a and ordered from them Milford
Nelrs,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28
NOTES FROM LEW ES.
The Government Pier-Alleged Reckless
Management.

Especial Correspondence OF EvpRy EvEsISa.l
LEWIS, Dec 91.-Lewes is as ugly In
winter as she Is inviting In summer. Save
the dull, monoionous requiem the waves
seem to be performing In honor of the
hosts Of mariners who have found II
watery grave beI ond its beach, there is
nothing in all Lewcs TO disturb the death
like silence which rolgns supreme here
afier the shades Of night Rave settled.
| Daring the day, though, Lewes IL lively
and appears busy. and siuce the esiab-
/ iishmcut Of the BreGkuGier LtgAt, her iu-
| teresls have been ably represen ed by DR..
| Knowles, the editor. Of late the govem-
meut pier now being built here has been
/ the PRINCIPAL topic Of conversation. The
management of those 10 chirge ia severely
| criticised, and IL halfthe stories tod about
! the manner in which Capt. Brown and his
immediate assistant are conducting the
work are to be crcdlted-and some of
them must be lit would pay the govern
ment to investigate
The first Ct arge Is that the work should
have been entirely completed before this,
but the fact Is the pier is not half built at
the present time. There has been a large
force of men almost constantly engaged
on the work, and IL Ia certain that the job
should be further advanced toward com
plttiop than IL is. Next In orlcr comes
the charge Of neglect Of duty on the part
of Capt. Brown, the engineer In charge,
Who, Il Is alleged, docs not visit the pier
once month, but lies In bed at the United
States Hotel and amusos himself by read
ing Harpei's Boar and other magazines.
This charge is seriors enough, but read
on.
Mr.. Chase, Capt. Browns "lmmedlate
assistant" il Is argued, does not know
pine from white oak, and his knowledge
Of other matters properly pertaining to bis
duties as general superintendent Of the
construction of the pier is said to be
equally mcagre. Serious indeed, is this
| charge. Fancy n man experimenting a
| two hundred and fifty thousand dollar job
WHO is as ignorant Of his duties as Mr..
| Chase IL said TO be. But this statement
was made to me by two gentlemen well
| known here. It will he remembered that
/ Mr.. Chase is the man who succeeded an
efficient superintendent, In the person OF
/ Mr.. John Walker. formerly of your city,
| because the latter was not so 1lgo,ed a
partisan as IN former. MIR. Walker was
not a good politician, but he knew how TO
| build pier. aud was succeeding admirably
when removed to make room for MIR.
/ Chase, who, If he didn't know anything
about pier building, was known to be pro-
/ ticicut In manipulating primary mcetings.
| | will mention but one more item re-
| garding the reckless management in the
construction Of this pier. Il was found
necessary to remove an old wreck TO per-
nit OF the pier being built on the line sur
veyc1 for IL. Responsible PARTIES offered
| 10 dn the work for four hundr'd dol ars.
0 D. q a "a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

REDUCED RATES OF TRAvEL.-The p.
W. & B. X. r., next month"; commences
to issue yearly tickets between Wilmington
and Philadelphia at SIS monthly tickets,
$50 school tickets, 1913 a mOHth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

DIED SUDDENLY. Isaac Purnell, col
ored, died suddenly at Snow Hill, en-
Thursday morning Of last week, OF en-
largement Of the heart.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

PREsENTATioN.-On last Sunday after.
noon, A. q. Cox, Superintendent Of The
NJ. Il. Sabbath school, on behalf OF DAME
c co. ,r wng,On' pea pr,sen,9n sT'
which was received on the part Of The
school by the pastor. Rev. V. Smith. BY
a unanimous vote Of the school a vote o.
thanks was rendered Mr.. Kcnt.-Mdd!0
toicn Transcript Of 2lst inst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

Cause.-The jackson &c Sharp Co., last
week, shipped to Pittsburgh, two passen-
ger cars for the Aleganey Valley Railroad,
and two cars for the Port Royal Railroad,
South Carolina.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

IN THE DRY DooK.-The steamship
Richmond has been taken in the dry dock
at the Harlan, Hollingsworth & Co.'sship
ward for rspairg
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

FIoHT.-A fight occurred on the mid
night car of the City Railway on Saturday
The car moved on, and the comhatants
fought bravely until by mutual agreement
an armistlce was agreed upon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

PERsoNAL.-Major c. Rodney Layton,
10th L. 4. Infantry, has removed with his
company from st. Augustine, Florida, to
Frankfort, Ky.
Messrs. Bayard, salisbury and Biggs
have returned TO their homes from Wash
ington, to spend the holidays.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs - st. Johns
Chapter, No A. Royal Arch Masons, held
their annual election Friday week, with
the following result; II. b. Melntire,
II. p; b. T. Craig, X; /. Woodrow, 81
Isaac c. Pyle, Treas; Jesse X. Baylis,
Secretary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

NAME CHANGED.-The Sussex Democrat
has changed its name, and will now be
known-widcly, we trnst-as the Scaford
Record. The new name Is much more
appropriate. Our Wilmington business
men should advertise in the Record, and
thus establish good trade in lower
Sussex.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

TREE BuRsT.-A tree standing in front
of The residence of John Marshall, Esq.,
West Chester, cracked its whole length
with the extreme cold of Saturday night,
and cxudcd much sap which ran out into
the gutter in a large quantity. II will M
donbt Kill the tree.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

and harden, mOuers. keapsrs Cultivate r. Feed
Nuiiefs harrows, Harm Mills. flAutO uar
rfers. Trieste r alt al articles needed fnt
isfm w1tk. hare seacS 10 lH'se vativfy. Nur-
way 800. The wonderful mul tply lag t. yptau
Co. fu ~ per hundiei, sc sc All uary sent in
70 Il flee mpuev orders. registered IL ten dfafis
~ by cypress. vii beet our 81 k.anl r-rfec IL
care ; o del very ui all our goods Ruartnta Il
'An0 d I'd Responsible ffm that tell he beat
goo b 40 !" l1veft price, and can D., relioi M u
uy our renders. '- lW'TisT'F JnWru0f.- n Infk
Adiress uldars, JskuMs y HUDSON & co.
York SAM t,,,,r
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

AssAULTED.-On Friday week Capt
Merrihew was set upon by n crowd Of
negroes, who issued from the saloon al the
southwest corner of Fourth aud French
streets. as he was passing that place, and
assaulted him. The police arc after the
scamps.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

The snIP CANAL AGAIN. - Messrs.
Harris and Valentine, who have been
staying at the Middleiown Hotel during
the past week, while engaged in surveying
a route for the much talked of ship canal,
from the Delaware to Sassairas river, left
yesterday, having finished their labors.
Th.y intmated to the proprietor, Mr,
Lowbcr, that they believed the most &C
cepiabe route, after all. would be oue
much nearer MiddlelOwn than any hereto
fore mentioned. Mddftor-s Transcript Of
9ld inst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

Baltimore Railroad, was taken very sick
Monday morning between Phila. and
this city and had 10 be removed to a hotel
on his arrival here. His assistant took
charge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

ENTERTAINMENT - The scholars of
Bmndywine Village public school gave an
interesting entertainment at their school
house on Friday week. The exercises
consisted Of r'ading, singing and recila-
tions, and were thoroughly enjoyed by the
! large cOmpapy present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. -- Sporlsmen
farmers aud others will notice that the
State law of March II, 1868, prohibits the
shooting Of partrldges between January
18th and November lst In each year.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

One Of tie most Important AID usolul inventions
Of the age, - siml le sud csr ai that olild
can work the nntst button ls with regularity
ard ease. Strong aud blautiiu
special terms and extra itdufnmeats 90 male
and f.mfla ag"nt', store rrefs. cc " Do i'll
esiHbl IA Hgsnce s through the country aud Keep
our NV Machines ON exhibition aud alo Coun-
y nights gwen - smart hgeLtH free. gtlt' y
c mp tte outfits infni- he'd withort any extra
char o.. famples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, tesiim malls, engraving, &C..
sent free. We also SUPPLY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

At t0wnAsus, vita the keut County aud ous-a
aimee 9 Kent Railroads A. Clayton. with Nd.
Z Dol X Is. 81 Haiunglan with }. a Is. X. K
a. seaiofi. with D & u. 1. L At Delmar, WITH
g. >. Il. g.. aud w comic, az pOcOmoke X X
X kENNEf. supenntsndsni
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28
Nuanmer Arrangement.
Oh and AFTER MONDAY. July 29rH, lE7
tBundaya ENeeptedl,
fA8sHHdRR TaAIHB WILL LEAVE As fOLLoWsi
nnNIuMLnn anmruMAnn-
BaIiilnn..

MIXED TRAIN. Noflhward. VIII ieaveDema
a. + 90 T. 81 LAUREL 3. 3. sea'9rJ. 3. %; b'idse
harrin ton. b25. teltoa. Z. 6n; Cantefbu y 6.b1s
Moodslde, o.; Wy MIN. dls; Dover. =,
Green sr- lug. 20; y ackbiri, 7Si Townsend
I0i; Mtdl5town. s. lii NJ, Pleasant s. b; kirg-
wood, IS 50. New Castle. paf Arrive at VII
mingt d io3 fhlladaiphia no: Baltimore.
3 o. hcnthward. Will leave Philadelphia atl' n
y N+iumore 500 Wilmington, " - New
cHtt'e, .. go, Miidlet1wn. - md. rownaeud2 S.;
cltftel. g. %, a. Yer. uo; wyoming. 10, y ;.
ten, 80. Harrington, 3; Faruingiun, ABB
3fe-uwo a, 6a.i ST. CAV Tile, ji, seafsrd, o. u;
Laurel, o. 80. nelindr 00
1ns m'ksi r &c. viii he rrn pnhiee, IN delsys
irc ds-i delight business, and viii step only at
fttt.Uu4 when. flua b o. ivan
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28

Lssye Nav Caste Tor wilm .ngicp and + hiladsl7
phiaat 81 A. n. Lefse Philadelphia 4 70 N
aud W Wilmington. l. lF. NJ fDr New Castle
sMY KNA BRANCH TRAINh
AtdltQnal To- those hn0ye. leave clayton TOT
ior Clayton - 30 a. A.. aad 2 81 p, H.. to nsts
connection with tsails o aad ifom Dover, and Sta.
llu. auuLL-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-28
crEcIAL NoTIcn Te Tmn LApIEs

MRS. JOHN BUCHANAN. NJ. D., prcfess'r Of
Midsifofy dew ties apec al attention tp Tie treat
meet Of Diseases of Women ard Children.
she has been 20 yea IN nstivu practice and
cured ever ~, OOJ cases " Disease peculiar To
womau.
She snlirits dfhcuu chronic and incurable rsses
nnt guurant es a fHfc aud fpeefs cure. Ladies'
afflicted, pletss call upua " nd 'rese
MIS- JOHN BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Ofina Prisntr- u rims street, Pnia., Pa,
Hnnrs from Ga M IN .. IN.
9S- Ciip mis- mt turJ future refsrence,
nuv2 ~