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ELECTION NOTICE.

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not r aea ypsnns
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psas AND the legislature may extend the term OF OF, ser
ceeding two years" Now herefors for the purpose Of
submitting tho said proposed amendment to the people OF
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the citizens Of this State in relation to the said proposed
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against the PROPOSED amSnamsnt relative g the Court
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ana cause copies thereof 70 be made and certified
and delivered prescribed by law respect the
vass Of votes given at an cecto for Governor
SIC. 3Tho vote 20 given shall be canvassed by the
Board Of County Canyasscrs and statements thereof shall
required by law In respect to the canvasng the votes
The said statements and cerncaes Of the comfy
sers shall be made, certified and transmitted by the
county clerks respectively In tho provided by
law In eases Of election for Governor The said certified
copies trans shifted by the county clerks shall be can
yassed by the Board Of state canvasers IN the Ike man.
Governor and IN like manner they shall make and le
certificate of the result of such canvass which shall be
entered OF record by the Secretary of State and shall DC
published by him In the State paper.
Shc. 4--This act shall take effect Immediately.
Respectfully yours, &c,
SHrRrrr's OFFICE, NEw CouRr House.
CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, ;
49, August l, 1872.
! certify the above TO- BIO 4 true copy ofthc election
notice received by this day the Secretary
State MATTHEW r. BRENNAN
sheriff OF the City and County OF New York
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert this notice
| without due authority Sec Laws 1850 chap. dS0
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
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CLOTHING.

d IN no0 WORTH or CAsr-OFf CLOTHING
pDO.VOU wanlcd for Chicago fle hishe,st price
rnid Call or send note ic seventh Arcnuc, hctwcor
Thirty and 1hIrtythIri streets " hbLAs La
dies a.tCutcd 10 by Mrs Elias
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ITO MACHINIsTs, MANUFACTU RERs AND OTHERS
Wanted, Machine that win make from 1870 to 1000
blocks per hour OF material known Eagan's Patent
Compositions blocks 10 be IL inches by inches by az
inches and 70 have pressure OF from 30 TO- 50 tons; 1t
must I've ready within ten days and the trial be made
owners risk and expense. Payment demonstration
and acceptance. Apply at 9s6 Broadway, second floor
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T WOLF BROTHERS. ss5 BROADWAY BETWEEN
"A Nineteenth and Twentieth strcets.-Money loaned
on Diamonds, Watches Jewery Silyerwarc. Silks par
ticulariy Pianos private pafor for ladies. Business
strictly confidential
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A 81 NASSAU STREET. BETWEEN FULTON AND
IA John streets-NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the
buyins selling advancing Diamonds, Watches, jew
elry, Pianos Merchandise Life Policies for any amount
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ANTHOLOGY.


MRS MILES, 2s IRVING PLACE. MEDICAL ~k&o
w Business Clarvoyani. locates aud rresttitcs ia'
discasca without QuesiOnlng gives rClhbc tiotu
upon polite a. luapcai soc al aud cities Affairs best :et
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A uCTIoN.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE or HAND
n and gcntccl Household Furniture This day
Saturday, August IL at O'clock at the elegant private
residence 252 West street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues property of family leaving the city
listing Of over 200 yards Of Carpets Pianoiorte beau
co Fnneh se rier and oval Mr6rlp P P
Bronzes Vases Clocks rosewood and black walnut Cham
br Su Is, spring and hair Mattresses Sofas Chairs
Rookie. Lounges, Glass, China and silvcrware, Base
mcnt Servants Furniture. House to let +. NICHOLS
AuctiOncer.
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A I COZ BROADWAY, CORNER or FOURTH STREET.
N Liberal advances Diamonds, Watches, Jcwelry
Silks Camcls Hair Shaws Laces and personal property
OF every description JAMES r. MATTHEW'S.
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TTAT AND CAP STORE FOR SALE.-ESTABLISIIED
IL four years, Fulton avenue, Brooklyn; rent $3.50;
profits 500 to $500 month splendid chance smart
man; terms easy; cash wanted. Fun particulars
PROFIT Harm of
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LOAN OFFICES.

n stairs-Hghest Cash Advances Diamonds, Waches,
Jewelry, Pianos &C. or bought Pawnbrokcrs Tickets
bought at " Blocker street.
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90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
ia Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewcry and all kinds Of Merchandise The same bought
and sold Room !. HAYMAN LEOPOLD.
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MACHINE wANTED-ONE THAT WILL GIVE
M pressure to blocks ~ by by Az inches and not less
than 1000 per day matcral 70 be pressed OF consistency
such machine by ls September liberal price will be
paid at office OF NATIONAL ASPHALT COMPOSITE
COMPANY g25 Brogdway
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COX BROADWAY CORNER OF AMrTY STREET,
OOC Money literally advanced Watches, Jcwelry,
Diamonds and all other personal property The
bought and sold. NJ. ROSENBERG.
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At II O'CLOCK, THIS SATURDAY, MORNING,
"A large ana positive sale Household FURNITURE private
residence John y Tarsee ESD 10 West 2sd street, be-
tween 9th and It'll ays.-Steinway Il Son Pianoforc,
used months cost $1,000; magnificent Paror Suits,
covered % cqt s Eta
ains, fine Oil Paintings Rronzes Velvet and Brussels
Suits single and double Bcscas 25 fine Hair and Spring
Beds, Basement md Kitchen Furniture; other articles
too numerous 10 mention Sale positive, in lots by cata
oguc, to highest bidders.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc iioneer.
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iOC fourth and Twenty fifth streets.-Tiberal nd
yanccs made on Diamonds Watches, Jewery and oil
kinds Goods Same bought at full value. L. BERNARD
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DOLLING MIIL.-TWO FIRST RATE BOILER
IN Plate Rollers wanted Address r. r., box 6C0l Post
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SHERIFFs sAIE.-R. FIELD, sHERTrFs AND GIN.
- ernl Auctionccr, saleroOm I2l BOwery VIII sell this
day at IL O'Clock At 52 Grand street, large stock of
Drugs Pcriuncry, Toilet Articles. Showcases Counters
Soda Fountain, Ne &c. by order OF MATTHEW T. BREN
NAN, sheriff, MATTHEW PATrEy, Deputy.
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r ARGE AMOUNT OF OLD WOOD FOR sALE-FRoM
~ partially burned buildings. Inquire Immediately ut
a West Twenty ninth street
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A SPLENDID CHANCE.--CIGAR STORE FOR SALE,
N very cheap; good stand for u small manufacturers
Inquire at 2O3 Chatham street.
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l House, eon,aning all improvements and neatly fur
arrangement will be made Call at 3J East Forty secoud
sire ct.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

NETWNnTF FFI7ClFAN
Grir,, Niuth ind Wrst, Ery. Jacob Todd; ser
,.;,'. ,t "a II H.. j. N
ST. Paul s. Market siIvt ab9Se, Seventh. kev.
Il W Todd, lUs A A.. r.. +. NJ. .,
Vnlun. fllu iot W'.luHt"u' Rev. Nni'irs
Hin; luIs. A. NJ, i.-,p, ".
d., AsharSi lnl' ru9 walnut NV hH'' !" ''"''''
ln'e' a. " t,i !, ~ ...,,., ,,.t py ~ l.
90 Ncil!. N'N'htu ''ii tIi"'HN y, a. NV - -
l9ml siin7'u ll,t, u; ~. IA ,ill,t,t p.v r
B.. llIut"ri w.. a. ,.s, 49,. p.,, II II
, ErW'Ih Nhu'Hi irhih RtIu Nuu''"' '"'' ~ H.
u4d.;.t -t'fi4tr.l Gitvmuut Ayeuup and y street
yl i H.
~ rtfssYrhKtAv.
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GENITAL NlhG ''ie'i' h'i"" o'f ''"' 81 30 '''i''
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hdp"NNr' c.N'N 'uN Mug "'' I"''' 0''' me-
lo,i A. n f.e' 4. ,',,, ,t.., pa, s, "a
Mtft' EEh.4 uNn i" /. Mn nv "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
Our Water Supply,
THE CoRNlsH ENGINE REPAIRED AND THE
PUMP AT WORK.

THE CORNISH ENGINE REPAIRED And THE
PUMP AT WORK.
The water famine for the time being Is
over, hut how soon we may he placed In
the same preiicament MS we were yestcr-
day il Is hard 10 tell. Its certain how
ever, that Is long rs we awe to
depend ON the present machinery We are
constantly mcnaccdby II water famine and
should a lire break out at such Il time the
consequences would be terrible to.cOntem-
plate.
The loss 10 many of our large manufac-
turing establishments, owing To the fact
that no water could he obtained to be used
in generating steam, was large, and many
such places in the afternoon suspended
work llousewifcs were put to their wits
ends to find water sufficient for culinary
purposes even, and many said had they
the power they would appropriate halJ.a
million dollars for the Water Department
and make similar occurrence impossible
| The city spring was crowded during tn,
| whole afternoon with persons from al
parts of the city with buckets, tubs, etc.
waiting with tue patience of Job for thei
tum.
Contrary to expectations We We're abb
| to prmt the whole of EVERY EvENINGl
large edition, and thereby saved thousand
the additional worrimcnt on account o
the pon-arrival of their favorlte sheet. frh
repairs of the machinery at the mill wcr
completed by five o'clock, and the puml
| Immediately started, SO by eight O'Clock il
the evening the city was again supplc
! with water. Persons should usu the iluil
indiciously, as il will take sumo time q
regain what water was lost by tn
hrCakage
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
THE STATE

The Blackblrl Camp commence, up tne
92d inst.
They now hold religion meetings az
Collins Beach On Sunday.
Rev. MFR. Clymcr lett smyrna last week
for his new charge at Pltslic'd, NJ p's
j. W. Hall ~ Co., ri Frclcrica. expect
to can $50, 900 package Of itnit this year
\ camp meeting is announced 10 rom-
menee in Kinks wouds, ncdr itersun 5
Corner, Kent county, On ihr @'''l.
Many peach growers in the vicinity Of
Middletown have realized over 800 per
acre from their Hhlc's Early orchHrds-
Mrs. Jane Cloaver. of Dutch N,ok, i,ll
dead at the diuncr table IN the nh iustaht,
II is supposed she died from he al Disease
Up To the 7th inst. II car loads of
peaches had been shipped from Mlddlo
town, which nevei the shippers about
$40, 500.
Miss Sue V. Slaughter, daughter oi
Thomas Slaughter, of Dover died very
unexpectedly in Smyrna o. Monday OF
typhoid fever
Rev. john Nc 10y, lirmrrlV pi Nmrfua
has heru called tn the rasloruc ul the FUs
Presbyterian Church If tnemrti- II
has not yet accepted.
1t is probable that Rev. &C." \ Pho
bns, now stationed Al Etstun, Md, vii
probably succeed Mr.. Clymer to the NJ. =
pulpit of smyrna,
Smyrn, has a young somnanhnllst VIII
In his prrrcrrinatIons on might last wee
fell from the porlic1 of his pal ui' hOu7
hut wa uniniurcd by The fan
A 40 D. tfitstftsl y q WIlIs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
The City Government,

MEETING IN THB BOARD Or TRADE ROOMS.
Atnn informal meeting held at the Board
of Trade Rooms Thursday evening, August
18th, 1872, the following resolutions were
unanimously Adopted
Rssobei, That u committee consisting
of two from each ward-Onc from each
political parly--be appointed TO secure thu
names 81 suitable persons to he put in
nomination for the ensuing election OF
Councilncn, with instructions to report N
This meeting on Saturday ycnng, the l7,h
instant,
Rrsulued, That the foregoing resolution
he puh.i.h he'd in the civ papers, AM thai
all ciliIcus, wlt"oul distinction of lnr )
feeling, interested l., TIL subject, Zee cor
daily invited To met at Is Gee Ol
saturday evening.
Adjourned tim rt at N Boat - Iradt
Rooms on saturday We my \ gust 18th
1872, at O'Clock.
| GEORGE R.ruA.U-uN, Posi- tint.
FkANCTs BARRY, ; Crtt.r,.
WILMINGTON DiL. Au nst Is, lN72.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

INSPECTORS APPOINTED AND PLACES FOR
HOLDING THE ELECTION NAMED.


HOLDING THE ELECTION SAMRD.
The second election for a Republican
candidate for Mayor will be held on
noon and Z. NJ, at the following places
throughout the city, under the supervision
ut the INSPECTORS named -
First ward-Whne Horse Hotel. In
sprctors, Isaac Murray, Robert Thompson,
j. H. Todds.
Second Ward-Felton House. Inspec
tors, George Mccall, j. X. Babcock
George r. Wright.
Third Ward-Barnum' Hotel. lnspec-
tors. X, II. Tazswell, William q. Moore
solomon Hersey.
Fourth Ward-City Hall. Inspectors
william II. Griffin, John l.. Richardson
James 5. Heal.
Fifth Ward % Southwest corner of Sew
enth and Tutnal streets. Inspector, j
+ Bailey, Aaron Conrad, Thomas NJ. Cul
bert.
Sixth Ward-Amcrican Hotel. Inspoc
tors. r. c. Fraim, James Agnew, j. W
| Lewis.
seventh Ward -Robinson's Hotel. In
sprctnrs, j I'm W. Hawkins, Robert lie,
Davis Messner.
Eighth Wnrd-COOper shop at Foul
tenth and King streets. Inspectors, 10,
f.. Duiton, William NJ. Price, Edmuu
! Provost.
Ninth ward-Old Academy. Inspo,
tors, George Raymond, Joseph Rigby, 7
A. Harvey.
Tenth Ward-Brewery. James Curlet
MAX Vile, Patrick MAgarity.
At the meeting Of he Republican CT
Evrou i've Commit LAT light Il
dove !nspe'tnr we N tue ed byr
u'iun to ref 81 .he sste Ul any persQ
AnoWn 10 be Democrat on Saturday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
The White Men.

THEY HOLD MEETING or THEIR OWN.
While tho Democratic State CONVENTION
was in session in The Hall ot the House Of
Representatives in the state House at
Dover, on Tuesday, White Mems
Ratification Meeting was held in the
Levy Court Room beneath.
John W. Hall, Of FREDERICK, the richest
man in Kent sountv, was President, with
Sheriff Hargadinc and J. II. Bewlny were
Vice Presidents The first speaker was
the Honorable Charles Brown, of tindrr
box notoriety, who made gooi speech,
replete with Scriptural qno'atiohs. Next
followed Eli salisbury, n good rcasoner
and impressive speaker, but the burden of
his speech was an apology for adopting
the nominees of the Baltimore Convention.
BENJAMIN 7. BiggS add cssed the meeting
for some fifteen minutes, and then read a
long, dull nnintsrcSting essay on south
Carolina. He also ap 'logzid for the
doings of the Baltimore Convention The
next speaker, MIR. Il. l.. Temple, of Phila-
delphia, II young gentleman Of energy and
talent, unlike his predecessors justified
the acli0n al Baltimore, and showed hinl-
self to he admirably adapted for the STUMP
| In tue interests of the Democracy.
( Mr. Pennington reported the nominations
I
indorse them was passed, aud the meeting
adjourned.
! Returning from the Convention, the Sag,
Of Appuuuinimnk was the central figure
of an interesting group. He was delighted
with the days proceedings and WAS in tn
hest of spirits He declared his de ermi
nation, with the help of the growing lihera
elements around him, To cast aside all tn
etirte matter that like II dead weight la,
been retarding their progress The Demo
Gratis had all along stood IN their dignity
they bad never cOndescend'd 10 touch III
Niger, but now that Charles Sumner ha
Volunteered to do that work Tor them, {
+ make Greeley 20 down etsirr,w why in God
name lei him do IL, and il any person hei
, wishes to work up the Niger element j
: my neighborhood. good and We !, IN civ
f them their hoard. W. e" the train reachc
Tnv nsend three hearty cheers " re give
: the Sage, all hands wtr IRE ted ~ ID
Q expense, and speeches made 10y NJ
, Townsend, Mr.. O'Byrne, and MIR. b. l
/, Temple, Of PhIladelphla.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
TIE CITY


Look out for the Comet.
pAtatNl Ii lwcr- lately.
Water in llil BundyWine is very low.
Waiei is scarce in the rC-eryu'rs, there
foie do not waste it.
Remarks and Webb, store ar' fast
approaching completion.
A new boiler is being rOn,tru,tcd for
the Water Witch fire engine.
The Shields Library excursion to Cape
May ON the 10Th should nol he iurgotlru'
A rood lau h is promised th"sa who
attend the concert announced by puiWt1
" Benedict.
Seventy-nine cars of P@ch,s were
shipped Thursday to lery Gus, IL cars
to Philadelphia and > cars Ia ,hc interior
of Pennsylvania.
The Republican uomiuatiur election iul
Mayor in the Fifth Ward viii be heat al
Ninth and Shipley streets instead of 1T
Seventh and Tatnal.
At the sevouty-sernnd monthly lnc,tn-
| of the Mechanics Loan Assunl ,tiou, htl'
Tuesday night, 5000 was sold ~ ~ pei
/ cent. premium.
The steam collier RailSnaEc, Of Mr.
Reading Railroad Company, WAC placed q
the Harlan " Holires worth Company
dry dock Tucslerdny for repair.
IL the colorpd men who were At the dc
pot, on saturday morning, Tor pa-.t' i"l
ride home, had remained at the hcdpuaI
tiers of the Darby Improvement they wont
have had no cause 10 complain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17
Another Powder Mill Explosion.

AND ANoTnrR MAN MEETS HIS DEATH.
But a few moments after i've O'Clock,
Tuesday afternoon, the ucighhurhuud, IN
The vicinity Of Du Points lower powder
ward, was again startled ny another one
of those explosions which have OF late he
come 50 iuqueht and disastrous.
This time il WAS a grinding mil, ana
WAS situated IN tho loMrl ward of the Du
Pont powder works, and Patrick BtWn, Il
native OF ireland, AGED thilly wears, was
terribly managed and instantly killed 10y
the explosion.
AT the time Of the explosion there werl
in the mill about three hundred pounds al
powder. Tie mill WAS running at th'
imc and Bnwn was brushing the beltml
which Was attached to the machinery, ani
il Is supposed that the explosion wa
caused in this way.
wO other employees of the mill wcr
ON the outside Bawn had hut trl
ercuulr hclurr The explosion called Tor hi
cumfnd,s tn come inside. They answcre
that they would be- in Immediately, hu
before they got in the mill the cAplosiO
occurred and they were slnrd n Nio er
death.
The deceased was quiet man, a. gou
character aud lraNts To sorrow hIs sa
rtca wife aud ihirc helpless chidr,
WIN were drpcudri upon him for sui
port, and are now left dts itult by h
death. Hc was u member Of ST. Joseph
Beneficial Sucic'y, the members Of whit
are mv. al To attend his funeral Viii,
tak'a place to.murr W afternoon at
O'Clock Vt 81. Joseph's Cemetery. Bav
had hue running the mill which eXplud
ahou eight months and little thought SO
may that before night he was 10 pa
ion tine 10 eternity by such u calamit
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17


The Re. strr, ON Tuesday last, granted
Letters at Almiui-tl ltiuu upon the estate 81
Theodore !, ird. lltt uf \ppnquiuiWink hun
ercd. lcr,' '"i. auto tnlcu Ferguson. oil the
same hundred
ri,,.t,,..,,,..,u,.i,t, W..t,,s,i,, drtermii,.
40, r.. a. ,. ...,,,, ~, 49,. ,t ttr Nnur4,ir ia
-, a., ~ ','' NV t al, III ,.,,n,,r,nr,
~. ...'. a., W. tr',,u IN. tnrst
,..,. ., KIRK
49," "' '"" l''f'
- No new A'l iluh lHN' '"HtI'ut .n y.
nifitr un n"iuM s"se road Noulu ~
| ne A. ven Tor u To eau meeting sl" AK,
| 'he people know what fH' b'f7 N0hff ne
committee can report progress, nothing
more.
"Wednesday. rs Mr. sud Mrs llulschu-
make, wrr,. returning from Wilmington, AS
thrt Wctr turnipe INTO Market street. at the
curnainf thc.iruf their cirriaep struck a
| lpr,, tone, ,rrtutusd ana threw them out
with .rr.tt fnftr Mr. If. tcrrtN ~ nut slight
iri,ir'a-. bad Ak vile was lc-- fortunate.
hciar -rffsu.i,. but y j. tiluu,tht not fatally.
injured.
~ ,,..,, ..... ..,,,.,,.,
!" |i''f ~ 40" w ''l w" wy w. VII
!'.H g'nc ~ 'l''' IL ,' t'i,'i
''P 'H'N ''-"'','i '' .n',ii,, ~, Il,
| W. 'l. h.. 2" '''i ' 20 w Vs. H.. 80,
| 49," y" N'N 'it W. a.. ~" .; /,
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

TIE peach shipments were cVtraordiua.
~ uu Friday. siytY tltuc carloads were
shiH"d ln I,nccy Guy, and cig.t oHr-lund-
TO Philadelphia.
On Saturday Gfv 'i,hI carloads OF
jenrlcs we've -himcl io Jersey Guy aud
-iv rtr-luid- tu i'hiadclrhio.
1li. following shipments of peaches
,,c.e made over the Delaware Railroad, on
Mouha,: To Jersey CITY, ll6 ear loads
to Phil ,dclphia. . carloads.
One hundred and forty sis carloads OF
ca he~ were shipped nu Tuesday IL
Jrr>,v CIV .tud 10 Tor Philadelphia.
1ui Ger iuid- Of peaches to JrrseY CITY
aud ~ car load. 10 PHILADELPHIA formed
f'r hd !, of th; shrmart, over the D la
ware Il lilrold nn Wednesday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

The FOURTH or July MuRDER.-Gov-
ernor Wonder las just issued a proclama.
tioR offering u reward of two hundred dol
lars for the arrest Of Patrick Malady.
1hO, It will be remembered, hrnially muir
dered on the fourth uf July, iu this city,
Abraham Perkins.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

EXAMINATION An examination will he
held ON Thursday, August %, in Public
School No. l, in this city, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, for male teacher as principal of
Grammar School
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

FELL FEoM TRE MAsT-HEAD.- Henry
Bedswurth, II sailor, fell from the mast.
head of schooner lying Mt Crisheld on
the 9th, aud received injuries that proved
fatal in a fey, days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

MEETING or THE LARpH REFORM
LEAGUE A meeting of the Labor Reform
League. G. G. Carpenter president was
held Wednesday. A motion was aduptcd
ordering that an address he drawn mp To
the wOrkngmen Of the state, showing
what the League is and what ils aims and
purposes are, and committee of six was
appointed for this purpose.
After the meeting had disposed of some
uniupOrtnnt business the resolution which
was presented at the last meeting, urging
the nomination by the wOrkingmcn Of a
city ticket, was taken up aud discussed
! thoroughly for over an hour. The princi-
pal objection urged against il was to the
| effect that II was too late in the campaign
10 undertake IL. The question was tina ly
disposed OF by the unanimous ado ton OF
the following substitute, after which the
meeting adjourned
ReSolvsd, That, deeming II inexpedirni
at this time to nominate a city ticket ~
separate and distinct from the two parties
we do recommend the workingmcn of thi,
city to aid in elccting men to the city oil
eos who shall be the best cxponcnts o
workingmcn's interests, voting for then
without regard to party preference.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

OvE.scoME ny HEAT. Dennis O'ConUcn,
employed at the works of 4. ~ 4 Bctis,
WIS overcome by the heat Tuesday, but
is now doing we'll.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-17

AsBuRr NJ. +. CHuRCH.-The arrange
ments to Improve Asbury NJ. +. ChuIcA
have been agreed upon 4 new rod
with cornice will he put on, the old win
dows will Ne replaced by stained glass,
the walls will he frescOed, the pulpit
painted and refurnlshed, the seats re-.
placed by new ones, the floor rccTpeted
and tho basement mudrrni2rd ana I'M
proved The cost VIII I've from Slu,"uU W
kl3.0OO.