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The quotations are based on cotton running n quality
quoted. The receipts ss at the ports were as FOL
Charleston rs; New York, Total 4OA This day last
week, 2R This day last year, l,l60.
CoTFEE-The market was strong for all descriptions
under fair demand The sales embrace 800 bags Rio
Hypparchus private terms and 1906 bags Maracabo
In but sold previous to arrival also private terms We
i64c. lie; good do,a Tkc, IKE; prime, lsc
q isc Ceylon, Ice a lsc Maracsi6n, Ice Use. La
Hc.
FLOUR AND GRAIy.-Recepts 1880 bbls. -four, H,7l0
bushels wheat 1880 bushels 81 900 bushels and
1900 packages corn meal The -four market dull and
some sales lower basis though there was no
Thc sal fnof ma nj We
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY lS7z-rRPLE SHEET

do. balance, $41,4l45Ol; currency receipts
$3s7,oeo; do. payments, s4oo,ols; do. balance
$75losss s672 $50 cancelled gold certificates sent
to Washington d. c.
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FINANCIAL.
INIRsT CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.

A REASONABLE RA9ES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies; also Bonds and
Morgages OF all kinds effected with best
paniea J. j. HABRICH Co, lI9 Broadway
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VITANTED-saOUO OF THE BONDS OF THE TOWN.
w shin of New Providence and Bernardstown, New
Jersey par In exchange for first class Real Estate at
fair market prices. Address PARKER a MACKIN,
bankers, 10 Broad street. y. Y.
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Wheat was dull lower and at the close entirely nom.
red Winter, 81 IS 81 IS for am6cr 81 rs 81 C2 for
white The sales confined to small lots Corn was
steady with sales of 100000 bushels, partly last evening
Todays business was at 6c 6isc for sail Mixed s3sc
for stesm Csc DC for yellow Western and southern,
and &c. 70c for white Western and 7Sc. SOC. for
southaaa vhita. Oats were dull and heavy. The sales
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The Bonds are due octoOer l. 1885, interes. payabl,

April and October at the National Bank Of Commerce.
Whole amount of the loan S5J.0s0.
The road runs from Leavcnworh To- Atchison Kansas,
81 1000 miles and Is leased to the Pacific Railroad Of
Missouri until December 81, 1852 BY the OF this
lease the Leavenworth Achison and Northwestern Rail
road receives - cent OF the but
less than 1890 per annum The Pacific Railroad of
Missouri agrees 10 deposit the semi-annua interest
these bonds in the National Bank OF Commerce.
The road has been In operation under this lease for the
past two years.
We can therefore, confidently recommend these Bonds
first class security In every respect and advise in
in them enabled TO offer them the
low price of 81 and accrued interest,
HALLGAKTEN co, 2s Broad street.
a No x Wall,
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STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.

There was very little OF interest in the stock
market, and, in fact, nothing to attract any gen.
eral attention. Erie declined upon reports OF
further decreased earnings this month, and West
ern Union advanced on purchases by the Wander
bit party. The rest OF the list were quiet with
irregular fluctuations within narrow margin.
The following were the highest and lowest prices of
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IS AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, August l4-lo,ls A. NJ.

5000 US go II6h $4,000 Us $40 9. S.. iibN
IOUU DO, 81. ll5L lOUC US 6s liza
4 lsCfore Call.
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GOLD LOWER.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Y

FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAKENED
this afternoon, and prime sixty-day bills were
quoted 1OsG 1Osss. Nominal rates remain steady
as foOws:- .a
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TNIRsT CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.
We offer sale limited amount Of the Leavenworth
Atchson and Northwestern Railroad Company's First
Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds interest by
the Pacific Railroad Company of Missouri.
dua Qcto 1 into la
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.2:3O p. M.-RefOre Call.

1854 $4,000 us $40, C, ct. 80. Il5s;
ll6H lOW US Us. 1910, Gee. ll3
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MONEY CONTINUES EASY
for call at to Al per cent the extreme rates OF
the day. closing at 2 to 2k per cent. Time loans
are still in demand and discounts dull and I'M
changed.
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street, az ten O'Clock. this Thursday morning,
without further invitation.
wAnISG.-At sheldon, VT. on the night Of Tues
day, August -, $. b. WARINd, OF Mobile, Ala.
ana Sfaps
~, 1872, LEWIS, youngest son OF Dwight r. and
Harriet Webb aged years, months and % days.
Thursday, August Is, at ten O'Clock A. M.
Mexico IN. ~ and Chicago ql) papers please
WIGGTNs.--On Tuesday evening. August 10, WILL
LIAM H., infant son OF William H. and Sarah H.
Virgins, aged months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, 100
Gates avenue, Brooklyn, at ten O'Clock this Thurs
day. morning, 18th inst.
of John Winner, aged 40 years, months and -
days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
nlly invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, Bergen avenue, Jersey City Heights, ON
Thursday afternoon, August 15 at three O'Clock.
WINTERTON.-At Green's Farms, Conn.,, on We'd
nesday August II, MARY, wife OF William Winter.
ton, formerly Of New York city, in the 7sd year OF
her age
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, at the Taber-
nace Baptist church. Second avenue, near Tenth
street, on Saturday, August IL, at ten O'Clock A.
NJ, without further invitation :.
wOLF.-On Tuesday, August ID, BERNHARD
The relatives and friends OF the family. also mem
beers or Ahavad Cheset congregation, Bersheva.
sSsety Rosss' and ms%St RS
vited 70 attend the funeral rom his late residence,
s25 East Nineteenth street, this Thursday morn.
ing, at ten o'clock.
The members OF Naval Lodge, No. 90, F. and A.
NJ, are requested to attend the funeral Of our late
brother Bernhard Wof from his late residence, SOS
East Nineteenth street, on Thursday, August 49,
q. ten O'Clock A. NJ. G. W. HINCHMAN, JR, 8. W.
The members OF the Progress Club are Invited to
attend the funeral OF our late member, BERNHARD
WOLF, thursday, August Is, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
between First and Second avenues. BY order OF
the President. LOUIS N. BAER, Secretary.
ZEvELY.-At the residence OF her parents, Wash
ington, ID. Co. on Monday. August IL, at ten minutes
past six p. NJ, JENNIE, wife OF 8 Douglass Zevely,
OF New York. and daughter Of G. y. Uppermans
Esq, Of the former place.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

TIRE NLwsP Par REPRESENTATIVE oF
THIS cIlI PAY A TRIBUTE TO lnR NJ NJ
oRY AND wONTH OF me ILLUS RIOUs
DEAD.
Monday q fan meeting Of tie rep
res nta ives of the pfe-s ct ttis cit, " IS
he'd iu Use boari OF Trade roo us ex-
90 Sc heir rrgrt and tHe puhlir'- los at
The death ut Hon. Horace 6 e.lc,, iour-
nall-L Phil nthrophist and len Ter The
mening Nus organized with e. 2. John.
sou as President, and j. VI. Emerson as
$ cretary. motion to appont com.
mi tee On res ldiions prevailed, and WIN.
I. troastnle, Howard NJ. Jenki rs, Merris
Taylor, G, W. Vernon aud II. Riu were
de-lgn tel by the Chair as the Committee.
After an Interchange Of views the Com
miticf suhultted the following n their re-
port, which was unanimously ad0p'ed.
WHEREAS, 1t seems approprihte that
upon the death Of one eminent a. a iogrn-
ia list, distinguished as a phlnnthrnpist.
AVID during the busy wears Of a long life.
prominent H. 4 iuiluonti al in public an irs.
h"re tt,ched to the same Profession
should in some lit manner testify their
scn-c Of los thus sustained. ami their
,pprecaiiou of the qualities winch marked
the character and d. gai-hrd the career
Of the 'ectas' q; Tner fore
Hesclcsi, That hy the death Of Horace
Grcr y the foremost man in The service OF
American newspapers has rtsigue his pen.
Que Of he most earnest aud indtfit,gnhle
phllanihrop has hceo called away flom
his labor, ana a citizen Of upr 4nt and
irr' proacnsul" life is ost 90 s1clrty
R,solpfd, That we hereby give pubic TX.
pr ion 20 the fee ing uf paiu which We
experience IA the audd Il md I'm ypecied
death ofthl- IRE Journalist lcadtr,nnd
We desire to cXprc &, a. afflicted iin.i Y,
TO those nssa clat with him III tue news.
papr which he 70 undcd, aud which Is hi.
bet and most fitting monument, 10 oui
/ profession, and to the poor aud oppressed
whose cause hr cgtr rspOused. our sense
OF h. o-s which ih,y sustain, and oui
/ sympathy with them in their bereavement
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Love, Liquor, and Death.

Tilted COLONEL MAN DRowNa hiS TRoU-
BLEs IN LiQroR-DEArH the RESULT.
Many years ago Isaac Wilson, colored,
an industrious aud steady barber # this
city, paid his attentions to female of his
own color, and for long time he was
received and encouraged In his daily visl-
tations. Arriving at the same conclusion
that most other honest lovers reach, he
proposed for the hand of her whom he
loved, and expected, Us he had q right to
anticipate. a favorable answer. Indeed,
so certain WIS he of this that at one time
he thought 1t was foolish, except for the
sake of formally and out of respect for an
honored custom. to propose al all.
But be was mistaken, ma he learned TO
his sorrow, when he heard the hard, harsh
ejaculation Of "NO,n from lips he thought
incapab OF such a response, Ia answer 90
the question "Will y0u have me ?"
The simple answer Of this inc0ustant
woman was. sufficient TO make Isbuc
Wilson's life q burden, and al the castles
he had been building In the air disap-
peRr.d at this undroamt-0f response.
Falling o. drown his troubes through any
other ans he sought the glass VI intern
perance, ind drank 10 the Oregs.
This soon brought The an weF, and but
short line elapsed under this treatment
ere fe forgot the woman who had 'TrOnCrd
HIN, and cared naught for 10 one. lli-
Hppciile for liQrcr and his disgust loI
women increased one being about IA in
ordinate as the other.
/ On Saturday uight HE career ended.
/ Tie was found early IN the evenings tourtt
and hlug trect- in a beatty -talc cf iu
{ Nicatio'. aui Was arrested ard taken ..
TIE itv u d O. IL be a." Chief ct 20 ia'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

JA3tEa ArLhB fFlNTtSG ASp STATIONERY
rsTAdL uMESr.
The cout, ..i,n %. Tia ,x'er-iv- nltrrs-
tiyu- e len nave be.t,. mad. by obi. no use
Ia =, bal. .inrsocc mid by them. dem ,nds
aud a. serve, al o4f hau.s more ia ma
passing notice; IL be up another of tn,
successfl enierp ise-. which In the p,st
few Years Lave hen iuaururnted in cur
randy yrnv irtr city.
ms hou.r wns established I'm tic .rrinp
Of IN. y,nr 1857 by N,.srs n. a + =
james. In The secopd stony of The mi dins
which thy now orcupy. The I'm, ior Nom.
her of the '0rm b.iny a troeticnl nrirter
many wears expefiptce. Al The tim, Of
its inceution her WORKING fotcr c.nsistri
of their prrsent p.ntl. manly ana ..tlir.e-.t
a,neri,tend. nj Nr J,,hn ~ Wl,i,torJ
and one atprertice. rhey rcentied hn1
one ron,r which mol tI.lr ,,,ri. a
and hole. tbr-,. nresses. and serv.4 tl'en,
allie a. cor,no ing-r,n.o conn f'.,,..'., 81,
and etor, rom. A,dtb1s ,ouirn,d 80
c,ter-l no l.ts a. ro, testo,,fs Tar mini ~
fovor "a, without M NV ,'re ,ic,id,'. ~,
miln,. On th,. mart of eycn tbo.. vto
wished them Mel. hui vbu c,nid rot ser
what pos.ib,c ne there ennld a.. ~
another iriptit,g onIce In Wilnins-ron.
Bp. lie xiii. r,'rrry mad ,nt rug'sr d..
rl.I,.4 g., l, .u,sn.,,ti,,,,,t ,,r ia. t,.',....
soor h.d H. i.,it;.,Yt, fr,i,s .,5 ,,,,,
frirnls f.,,,,.d III ir r.onnnJ c,,i'i,"cs ma
e,n,' 10 b,. .t.od, o.d i,.,r.,.si,,, H..
M, a npnI, hem Wv
sec.rrg "A f,rtba, ovt.rs-o, NJ roo,,
md dJ no, mo. n'csses ,.,,,, ,,an,.i,''1,'
tbcv IN tound II A.. bn.i,'.ss ',,,.r.,...,
more r.n.div and t,cv ,ve,. c',,,,,o'i,d
,tnnt + ~, vea'rs .Jnc' ~ r,,Lc C,r,tnr ~,
IT,, .io,s ana a. IN. s.,,n,. in. '.dtaa
a ot-n,f',o hook Eindery a,d M II, M,
manu- ,ctory to. etb,r ,yiti, a no oc co,,,
marriI .tatl NJ as hsC ~, -, :,
all, A., o,,,e ,,r..s..d f,r 90, H. IT,
iS7i. Mr.. II. i.mrs rt'rsd fror, ~. bnsj
ness hjs interest ,,in,, hoen r,rch.,-a1
nv Nr Frant r. W,th tbns r.rn,ine, ~ y,
] nr4sent tirm.
Tbe ,emnvol in the snri,o NJ tho ,,os
ent v,.,r ~ tbs Nosori. fr,,'.r,,i,, tC ,tl-i,
new rrmnle @ave The nc, tr,n w. III, =,
of ia. i,t,,o r0on,s ho,..,,,c,r. Xxx, A., H..
tbe,n In 10 bni1din', s,,J tb, ,,,,rot'.,.,
oc and r.rovai a. ~, ,,-on.isosi T., .ioi
WorIo, 49,, oS 49, " ~, 81 "Vi
Son ,,svn No. e w ,ha ", ,,',,' y
cov,tsd o,nortrnitv ~ svs,o,,oti,,na ',,s
orrarrin,, mir bnsiress IL, a ,,'a,,,,5. ~.
hfst g7,,t'd 20 a. r,ii s,,coass e. -,
wneb Iabor NOV bavc arco,n,,Itsbod ''''
Tic b,i'din,,s ~, ocr,,,tol ~. a, .,.
erbr,c's Ton Jis,inc, 1870 80 ~ ~ 81 81
whicb arc ,,lied Win a.. nc, ,,,,,,,,. ~
apnroved macbinerv ~, s"cces .i,' n ",'
drring ,,rinti,,g bo,l bi,'5i,.' ,.5 Ky ,1
booits nbilc ~ ieTSe an1 ia "nu " i,a,
Tno,n and hsse,,'.r, d, "c " 'i h TO-, ,soi
.tstia"ar l.',,inns, Tbcjr ,.,'I. .'v
az ,o,g c,,,a,,igod bas go,, .' Wv
nroi,tlv e.i',o,i,. H., All ~
he s'.,'i IN i,c,',', &C. i,. r.. ~,
inn ",J n ono ,,.ii ~. ~
~ .rhe ,Ia,.as,c,. ~ r,.,r .n,
. hrcome 5, via known MI ,,,,,., Of ,l.. +
n0.lucs. Is d,nvrl from ontsi6c s a., o.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

A MAN SrABBEp.--On Wednesday night
as Mr.. Wesley White was driving 10 COW
red wagon { ON Yves Chesttrto his ho .e
~ Fast Bra ford township, and near the
tcpe farm, he WAS attacked In the road,
almost Immediately IN front Of Mr.. Jacob
Howell Is rsid, ncr 10y two trlmps, a man
and Il woman. The woman a.ked Mr..
Whie for a Place in hi= wsg for self
aid pl IN which request Mr. ". refused.
Thi incensed her To such an extent that
she caught no Of Mr.. White and pulled
him from hi seat TO the ground, when the
man made an effort and stabbed him, II is
supposed With a bu cher knife, but, owing
10 the wrapon coming in intact with hi-
pockrt-book IN his side packet, no wonlS
ne ultod. Mr. Whife III q detlt the wo-
m a blow which rendered her hors de
combat, IN her cr'es claiming the atten-
ion of her companion, Me- WHITE taking
advantage Of the .ull in the affair, Jumped
into his carriage hnd drove home. lie I'M
med 'ate'y acquainted some friends Of the
encount r, VINO at once gave chase to the
dc-perados, TO lowing them into West
Chester, where The matter was placed In
the bands of our police, but mp to this
writing tteS have ia led t. find The objects
Of their search. 80 Jefers0nian, Nov. 3Oth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

A. ADJOURNED sEssloS-A COMMITTEE on
BONDS.

AZ ADIOl RNED sEssloN-A COMMITTEE on
BONDS
Friday week Council held an adjourned
session, President Mars IN he char
The Sir ct Commissioner rgrorttd AZ
men and 10 horses and carts 10 tho en-
ployment Of the Street Del altment during
The week past.
Chief Eng ueer Gallagher reported %
m-n were en- Iryed in the Water Depart
ment for the We eniing November 26rh.
The Commiuee on Public Buldu g re-
ported tayurab., the petition of the Orion
Assembly for the use Of the lower room Of
the Cts Ia on thr evening Of December
l7ih, for the purpose Of holding bail.
The report Of the committee was adopted.
The Committee on Opening st.e,ts, on
The petition OF Oven Trtynor, asking that
Tenth street. between WI son and Poplar.
he graded. reported that tee work Of filling
The slr, ct ia progressing us fat as the ma
tcral for that purpose can be had. Re
pOit adopted
Col. Fcblger presented resolution re-
coEuEIng officially the book Of revised
ordinances juel completed. Adopted
II rec commissions Of review on prop
erty 10 h taken for widening Wafer street
were present. by Col. Febiger. They
were az follows; VIM. Bush, 1880 ;
HAIR & Hulllugsvorth, t3i 900 L. &
y. B Us, $3.50.
The first sward was the same a. pre-.
/ ,iOusiy made, aud vas accepted the
others being an advance on the last
award, thew were rejected and new com-
/ mi slous were directed 10 be asked for.
/ The Clerk was instructed on motion Of
/ Mr.. Baker to sell the new book Of revised
ordinances TO those who desire It at t5
per copy.
John G. Baker petitlonei for the prlyil.
/ eye Of laying three inch water main, at
| hs own expense, to connect with his
mandatory. Referred with power to
act.
The following pay-rolls were read and
orders directed TO DO drawn for the
amounts; Water Department (wages) },
/ $3l5.3l Street Department. SEGA AZ
/ Water Department (salarics), s2Os.33
| Miscellaneous Department, Sl,0l0.5l
Police Department, Sl,52O.7I.
President Maris presented an Ordinanc,
/ providing for the appointment Of Il Com-
miitee on Bonds, and other purposes. TIL,
ordinance was read twice and creates o
committee OF five whose duty il Will he to
take charge OF the bonds given by Ii,
various municipal Officers and report tC
COunci. whether such Officers have beer
regularly qualified and bonded according
TO ilw.
a communication from John G. Patef
son rpyit wing the work of himself aul
colleague Hon. Joshua Maris, in ruvisinl
etc., tie ordinances inst Published, wa
read, aud a bill presented for their serviccl
OF sa000. (The communication statet
thar the task Rad been an arduous one
requiring about two years and light month
FH DE H...f ar " "a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

MEETING or PREsRYTERY.-A meeting
Of New Castle Pfeshytery was held In
Central Church in this city Monday after
noon and the pastoral relation Of Rev. J. g.
Hammer with the Church In Salisbury Md,
was dissolved. Mr.. II. will remove to
this city 10 take charge Of the evangrlstlc
(mls-i nary work Of the synod Of Balt-
more
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07


A most ,gondsrf,i and atassn.i,, .,,.,...,.a
sewi mach M. ~ Giniiv wopk' c,nrit H.
ali il. f'rt ~. 81 49,. -si'a3 muih. N,,inplets IN
saf ss s''S ys eyg re MED nee ,le'
nsw tension. self feed AID el d guidsr. Gperates
BY VII el nl atthle tishi running Smooth
. d ueis"lr-- liss all good b. KIN priced machines
Hh- pt'~lt c-trk a. preyaut the whc / being
rnct the wrong way. Uses the thread direct
from the ,pnoi Makes the elastic iork stiich
t4ue-t aud -tr' nges rtitch known nfIo Unable
uluse Hud rap q. = duHll kinds OF " 1,k nne
ami tonr-r from cdmhfiu To ha w cloth 81 loatheT
usssAl psarl unns of tbrsnd This NAH no
Is heavily nustfuci.d 10 z " il stree qth III ths
'sfi- % zach mnchine h-in mad. AliEe by ma.
ehiuery Uu be utitully 7uisl ed and Communicated
~ u ve,' "sry t. learn Rap d. smooth spd ii ent
lsi.-,.s ,,iAu'e az ~ ilu,s'. aug rtaet
RefUc.J p,;.. ''4'- '-feA'"u ~ "itHtta
r.ni ts.-, c,,,ti. s.,,t,., ,,..t i,...-..
Tho nr.t .t,t..f,, . ~ ~ i H .iue ht ~
sblc s1t-fs.,,i+1 .,,--,t ~ p. uue ust Nhiu-
maei.in. H., , - ~ ap,s "N p'lte sewing
dii,nN ,'H,i,cul i%H p,le tf i,hrs a. con
XII rtus-it ,t,iif' NI a,r ~, w "uapta y 70
uulVs. f,yorI - 81 t.rss au .e't "laA
Tai I'D IA, "'9'e'e' Gu hhu creates
"''@ 100
" Is ALL Vt Is RECOMMENDED
81 eau cts.. f1i1vu 4 e,1afa,t . aar,n,n
It. use 20 ID ~ who Sre wan Inv A tss ~ goo5
sewing machine, at 4 low pIica - e''-
Ma. P WILSON
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

EsCouRAdISG. Rev. J. B. Quigg, the
Agent Of tie Confer nee Academy at
Dover was IN town last week solicih
subscriptions Tor this Inst tuition lie Is
meeting ith encouraging success and q /.
believed that tNe entire amount Of stock
wi he ken, and that the efforts Of be-
fri nds of the institution will be uccrss-
full. Alter nachii z this place, the agent
VAS compelled to abandon his lshors for
the present, on account Of The preyaItuc.
Of the horse disease In our nlid-t, a. d
return " his nome at Wilmington Denton
hmm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

nGaINNlNa or rnE wINrnn rrnN

BEGlNSiNG OF THE WINTER TERM.
With the present week this excellent
school began is winter term. The course
of lectures on Chemistry, illustrated by
experiments by and before the class in the
laboratory, will continue, the twelfth lee
ture being delivered this week. The twelfth
lecture on Physics (Natural Philosophy
will be delivered on Thursday, the special
subj c. being "Aucent aud Modern Water
Motors" These lectures are exceedingly
Interesting aud instructive, and over ffty
students are studying the branches to
which they relate, with enthu-iasm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

TIE FOUNTAIN SOciETV.-The Board Of
Managers Of the Wilmington Fountain
Society held their quarterly meeting Mon
daY. Il was stated that the fountains
were all closed earlier than they would
have been hut for the appearance Of the
horse influenza, that no reproach could
attach - the society in spreading the
disease. Two Of the fount tius were dis
abled by accident, near the close Of the
season, but will be In order in due time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
A Tilted COLONEL MAN browns Ris TRoU-
III "a IN IInI.nR-nEArm rnE nraI.I Il

Total,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

THANKs.-slster Koska desires to return
thanks TO Nr. Frank Nolen, and 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt of $40 AZ, tn pro-
ceeds Of the be ietli given In aid of the ct.
Peters Orphan Asylum by Prof. Crom-
Wells Art Entertainment on Tuesday
evening, Nov. Goth, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

a LARGE SAW Mill Mr.. william Il.
Churchman, who has been Ia the luube-
hnslnes for a number Of years II Clsy
moot, In this State, will, we understand.
erect a new saw mlll al that point ills
winter. II will be very rye ont, capable
# -aNing one million feet of timber
month.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

Cor. GRiNsuAw's LEcrURH.-Col. A.
II. Grlmshaw lectured before the Worsing
Mems Institute on Saturday night on
Horses and Horse-shoelng. The lecture
was IA interesting and instructive one,
fully Illustrated, and was most atlentlVely
lstered to by on audience which, consld-
efins 'he cold and blus,ery night, was
large one,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

CcNnucToR RrS.-COndncior Anthony
Rue, who was held responsible by the
Coroner july FIR The late railroad acci-
deut on the P, W. & 3. R. Il aud fqr
whom he oro' or had issued a varran'
Of arrest, arrived here In company wi h
Deceive Tsgga.t, Of Philadelphia, on
satutdas ev'n'ug, and was taken in charge
hy ollc-r L.pg. who conducted him l.
E.qulle Puh's oili'e, where be- CAV, hail
IN Ia sum Of Two horsnnd dollars TO
ansn or the charg- ~ foe the Grand Jury
cfthr west tern If Court Philip QniglrS
Waa his hondsman.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

IMPROVEMENT. --Jos. Fnlmer has closed
his restaurant, No 500 Market street, and
Il vii not he op-red for about two weeks
Vr. F. intends 10 thoroughlv overhaul IL
and make several important improvements.
HIS popular restaurant, 10 Markei street,
III continue open.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

MAssEY's AND ELKToN.-A meeting of
the Baltimore Corn ard Flour Exchange
was held last week TO take action In re-
gard to the building Of the Massey's aud
Elkton railroad, and committee Of four
was appointed to consider the matter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

FOrND.-J0mts MannrflnE, Who IOdged
complaint on Saturday 1T the police
fTco that he had been robbed the night
previous Of SIS, subsequently found II In
one Of his DO Is or stockings Charge
of this kind should not be preferred by
people except after thorough investigation,
not O.. hen the brain Is hot OF excitement
or from the effects Of stimulating drink
the night before.