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An old Scotch preacher is reported to have
said i'm one OF his sermons at Aberdeen
"le good people of Aberdeen get your
fashions from Glasgow, and Glasgow from
Edinburgh, and Edinburgh from London,
and London from Paris, and Paris from the
Devil"
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THE INTERSATIoNALS.- General Coln
ell of the Internationals has been removed
To New York, and hereafter will sit in that
city. The Council consists Of kavanaugh
st. Clair. Laurel, Bertrant. Karl, Levele
David, Tonnassicrc, Ward, Speycr, Dcreure
and four others elected by the American
declarations. Marx will reside hereafter il
the United States. 1t is said majority Of
the delegates to the International Congress
are dissatisfied with the translerof the Gene
raj Council to America, aud the formation Of
il new society is quite probable.
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CHARLES O'CoSoR.-Thc New York CORE
s,,ondcnt of the Philadelphia Ledger says:
cannon. the current political gossip to-day
we have IA report to the effect that Mr.. Charles
O'Conrr is preparing another letter witl
reference TO the final action of the Louisville
Convention. Its saidto urge ali good Demo.
Gratis to choose between the two evils pre-
scented them as to the Presidency, but to bt
especially vigilant in sending to Congress
none but true men, who can be relied upon
in an elncrgency.'
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MARRIED.

BY Rev J. Il. Taylor, Jr.. in Culpcrcr. on the 81
Instant, Mr. JOHN r. FEAGaNS lo Miss LlZIlE
j. BENNETT. daughter Of the late Benjamin Bcn-
nett. ESD. all Ut Culpcpcr.
Religious Hsrdld please copy.
I'm Richmond. Va, September .. 1872. at ST. Fc-
ter.s cathedral. by the Right hey. Father Van &c
yyyer Mr.. f. NJ. CA1OGNi. of Corsica, France. Il
Miss KATE HOGAN. OF this city.
Courier ties EIdts Cnis Please copy.
In Lexington, Ky, on Thursday the Goth nf Au.
gust Iy EIderJ W, Mct;arvcy. CHARLES i. VII.
LA AtSON. Of Richmond. Va. 10 Miss BETTE
f. JOHNSON. OF Lexington, ny.
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OFFICIAL.

ctTREETS BEYOND PRESENT COR
pnp arr. JJMITS.-PUBLIC NOT1CE.-ln
Council of Richmond. August 18th. 1872. II was
ESso!rcd. That this Council petition TO inc L.
cd A1 Intended to give the necessary power on s
The sirrcf: beyond the city limits; that the ~!
Clerk I've clarcch with the duty 81 scrviiE c" ,o
his re- .njn cu c,rI of our representatives III ic
legislatures and request their aid IN the passage Oh
said net; and that public notice he given IN at al 'e ina
civ nf Richmond. i'm extending It's limits hcyonti
the present corporate limits, VIII not reSpeGt any
streets laid ont by private parties when 10 not
range with the streets of the city,. ..
From journal No. II, page aIa. ,. ,,,
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GREELEY PlC-NIcS.- The first of the series
of fall pic-ncS was held Saturday afternoon al
Horace Greelcy's farm, Charraqua. There
were present large number OF the admirers
OF the philosopher, who greatly enjoyed hk
hOsnitality,
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AMUSEM ENTS.
VIRGINIA HALL,

VIRGINIA HALL.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY:
COMMENTING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH.
JUST RETUR NED FROM EUROPE,
ANDERSON
THE ILLUSlONlSI.
Assisted by LEONA, HELEN: and >,nr,cox
COLUMBIA ANDEtSON.
Also YOUNG AMERICA.
ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ,,ru.,>-rc
- - AND COSTLY PRESEA IL
ToHEGIyFN AWAY EACH EVENING.
Doors open ut !. commences III g. AuhlSs,o,l, 90.
RrsrrveI seats 5nc Reserved seats can he procueo
ut West. Johnston &c Co.'S bookstore sc o-ot~
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NAT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS. ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES

NAT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS. ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
ALPACAS &C.. &c.
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO., during tho present
month"; to relieve the tcdium of dog days." Will
close out many styles of SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost. No list of prices IS given hut each
article will show for Itself
Also on hand, received rGseIty by steamer and
expTeSa,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS, in American and
English;
WHITE aud CoLoRED PlQUES. IS to soc,
BLACK GRENADINES,
BLACK DELAHEs;
LISEN-BOSOM SHIRTS GAU2E SHIRTS
HOSIERY, every gratie:
LINEN and LACE COLLAR and CUFFS:
BLACK and COLORED RIBBONS;
BELTS. CORSETs,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTLES. new styles:
SllEETINCiS. both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRILLINCS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS. TESTINGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
T. X. PRICE & CO.
aus 110l Main street, corner Eleventh.
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ST. PETERS CuURcn.-A paper published
in Rome, Italy. says that the dome of st.
Peters, at Rome, begins to show unmistaka-
BILE signs of decay. A commission of arclii-
tectS is to examine it.
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Az ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE EN
tension OF TUE CORPORATE LIMITS y
TIIE CITY OF RICHMOND.

ATTESsi1S OF TIIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
TiiE CITY OF RICHMOND. d.
l. With view To such future enlargement OIL ING III,
limits of the city of Richmond aS The anticipated
increase I'm pnpuEltinn may hereafter demand. the
Council of said city Is authorized at any one or more
times after the passage OF this hct TO cause srsey
one or more all directions. not exceeding TWO
mile; from the limits OF said city las the same now
cause to ia Indicated and defined within the limits
of said survey the boundary lines OF such streets rs
it may he deemed proper to embrace within any
nro,nscd future extension of the city limits.
.. 4 mup of such survey, plainly indicating the
boundaries of the streets ncnded to he iaid on III
auv such future extension olthc corporate holi'is
shall r made The character of any btnl'ilngs OF
other permanent improvements located witnin OF
ohstruclns the proposed streets cNiste a. t,e c
the survey Is made shall b. described on the lace OF
said map Such proposed streets shall also ne &c
siy,atrd hy suitable monuments erected along INC
same for tie information of AL parties concerned.
a. When such survey IS approved Ivy tho Council Il
ropy Of the map thereof. with certificate thereto
annexed. signed by the president for some ol'icr
officer or member of said Council authorized 10
certify bv order thereof. and with ccrtlhcatc
from the engineer nf the city also annexed. setting
forth that III" aid snr', i correct (WHICH GGr-
tho same - deeds arc required hy law tn he ackowl-
edged for rcror, shall Ia recorded. together with
.uh certificate, aud acknowledgements In tile decd
book of the clerks office of &c county court of the
| county or counties within which the lands ana
| street: embraced within such proposed extension
lie a copy of tic same. in like manner certified and
| acknowledged shall also lie recorded In the deed
book In tic clerks Office Of the Chanc"rv Court OF
the rtv of Richmond. or in the teci-book wherever
kept In said city, IN which deeds for lands therein
| are, for ic time being, recorded.
| 4. After such surveys shall have been maze
aud approved Ivy Tie Council and map
| thereof recorded. rs hcreinbefore provided.
| aII buildings or permanent improvements. not
including fences, thereafter erected sna'l cNls'
| M the risk Of the rwncr Of the land and those
claiming ulcr him. aud tho same may h. ahatcdi
| and removed whenever the lrits OF the corpori,-
| tiou arc 80 extended as 10 embrace them, exempt
from claim for damage or compensation Tor the loss
thereof.
! s. A copy of the map recorded as Is hclnbefare
| rroyrd certified hv The clerk officer having
charge of The decd-hock in which the same Is re-
corded NAV be used in evidence. and shall I've cftcc-
ull To prove all matters duly appearing thereon UNI
der this act.
| &. This act shall he in force from its passage.
| ll-dt
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Died.,

On Sunday the 9Th instant. at 5 o'clock J.. NJ,
HENRY LIZ VERT only child Of George ". ana
Mamie $. Cottrcll, aged thirteen months and eight
days.
On Sunday the sth Instant. ut III O'Clock. of con-
geatIve chs. Mt the residence OF Mrs. Avis, WILL
LIAM 81 KENNEDY. aged tfty years.
Petersburg VA, Raleigh N. CT, and SELMA
thla.l papers please copy.
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If orr friende will do as we'll as that in
other States. we shall have nothing to fear
In Maine, with the uncertain returns, it Is
almost impossible to state closely the results,
but it is quite certain the GRANT party has
puned nothing.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
wi RICHMOND.

The winter session of this institution commences
NoSTHS. The course of instruction Is complete;
rouducted l,y Faculty of eight professors assisted
ly nm adjunct Faculty. who couhuct H. aiy ro,rsg y;
~ examination on the lectures. All the ctth,cu
ndyaUt,gcs OF Richmond are open to the sulaeiit
without clHrge-thc Ansho,se Hospital in, me C r0,
lecc Hospital the College DspcnSnr!, anu ,J If
trail Lunitic Asylum. atfortl1ng the opportunity vi
STUDYING disease ut the bedside.
TERMS: Professors fees including matrica,iol,,
s125: dissection fee &c., diploma fee $50 no charge
for rliuIr, lectures or examinations. Board can t
obtained for from So to s25 month.
For further information, address
u '"' DIR. j. B. MCCAW.
Dean of the Faculty,
No 600 Grace street, Richmond
,u 9n-yit ,ystSdpOdtOl
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$1,000. r,s.s,M pEFKRaHDasssS

grszESs RETURNING HOME iscsT-
rlaN-REa.Es II. RUTHER FoRD-ADvsA
UNREAL ESTATE-THEW WHEAT MAIZE He EFT.
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The Elections in Vermont and Maine

The Elections in Vermont ana MAINE.
The elections in Vermont and Maine,
which have just taken place, give us the
measure Of what the Administration can 90.
In both of these States the GRANT party, winch
means the addition of all the Government NM
cb;nerv. have pushed everything to tie Ut
most. Though in Vermont the ciectlon ""S
not looked ON as test, they did not relax
thore The last election in that state was
held In 1870. Only $1,000 votes were cast
opd tbc Republican majority was a little over
>, 600. This year the contest bns been en-
eeed;uylv animated the total vote IS p'ona-
b,v over 60 600; and the highest ma]ofH!
claimed by the Administration is 2o,o'o'
But TO make fair comparison we must go
back from this presidential year to the Las.
one, when the poll was over oo,Voo anu
.be RerubIican majority was 32,ooo; that
Il In cav. while the total vote has lnefeaseu
oot, in four years. the Republican majority
has fallen off 5000. l. that GRANT gam
Or look nj Il In another way. The returns
publ;shed give a pretty close estimate
If the result In the whole State. and we
take the figures given in the special dis
matches OF the New York Times. Accord
ing to this authority. returns from "two
"hundred and one towns, casting seven
"eighths of the vote of the state, give Cox
"yERsE 3S,146 and GARDNER 4,S34," and the
remaining towns, 1t is said. "will add about
$500 to CoxvERsL's majority Now. sim
pie operation in arithmetic will show that on
this basis the remaining towns will give
1850 votes. of which 5,040 are for CONVERSE
and .. $40 for GARDNER. That will make tho
Republican vote 43,18G against 44,16I in
1868, and the opposition vote 1884 against
12.045 in 1868. Call you that GRANT gam
TRY n in tbe form of table
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RICHMOND CoMMASDERY. NO. 2.
a, SeptnJnber1I 1872. {

OFFICE OF THE GRAND RECORDER OF TIT
GRAND CONMANDERI OF S1RGiSML.. o
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, ls72.}
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE CLOSING
4 order nj fine lasr Grand Annual Assem- NaSI
bly of Knights Templar and the appendant ~
orders OF Virginia. the X. +. Grand Com ~
mandnr has thought proper, after due he. y
iiborntion and conference. to call the next
assembly Of the same at The MONTGOMERY lte SUI Us
I,hur Springs IN WEDNESDAY tne issn urs "a
Snntembar next. at l. o'clock NJ, Tor tne irausae
Ron Of smch business as NAV come before It.
D' JOHN DOVE, q. Recorder.
MILITARY ORDER, No. l.
ATTExT1oH. SIR KNIGHTS OF FIRGISiA.-in a ~,
ditou TO the above order. you are required o appear
NJ fine oyr-naIned place and time In the ful hress
and uniform of your several Communicates lof
uii'i an" ''F l.. F. JOHNSON.
;r,,weStd CaDtain-Gcneral
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. September II. 1872. )

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.- The follow
IN imy consignees have frcights at this company 5
depot which they will remove at once, paying
charges the same their goods will TIC stored At
their expense Jones. I'lummer < Co.. %. W.
Bragg, n. +. Wilson, Manchester Cotton Mills, f..
L. Jewey, a. S. Lee, =. }. Crew l. Co, Watt &
Knight, John X. Jeter, Hill 4 Skinker, n. NJ. Viii
Chalkley 6 Co, j. W. Caldwell & Co. 6. Il. Stacy
a. Son, Palmer. Hartsaok 4 Co, III. Wnllcrstcim 4
Co.. 5. =. Cottreu X. G. Morton. w. 5. ELAN, T. j..
Spencer. c. l.. Railway, Conrad & l., Taliaterro u
Co. K. B. KASEY,
So Lit ---- General Freight Agent.
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MRS. LOUISA EDELBLUT, dealer in
1Hl FRENCH EMBROIDERIES. LACES, TRIM
MiSGS, BRAIDS, CHILDREN'SUNDEkW
and RABIkS' OUTFITS. his Just opened new
street, to sleh she calls the attention Of the ladies
of Richmond. ~, zsE zssI,} IS
. STAMPING, PINKING, and EMBROIDERY
done " order III the best STYLES, sc vet
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POTOMAC ACADEMY formerly Alex
[ nnorIa Boarding SCHOOL,. established by Benia-
min Hallowell In 1924. complete English Mathe-
matIcal aud Classical course taught: Also FRENCH
German, and Spanish Catalogues furnished at re-
nuast. Next session viii commence September lsth
TERMS: For board, tuition, washing, ana iights'
SIsO per haI-sesson, in advance 40 extra charge
cxceit for Modern Languages. Address
CHARLES 5. TAYLOR.l Associate
JOHN $. BLACkBURN,5 Principals
an 1o-codlm AlcNanoria. u.
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MFRS. FANNIE c. PITTMAN will re-
lYl sumo her lessons In VOCAL and INSIRC'
MENTAL MUSIC at her rooms tRicllmond femait
Insiiiuto). corner Tenth aud Marshall. on TUES
NAY t)ctnIpr l. SO e-M,W.F.Sdt*
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NOTICE.-All persons having business
Y with mo will hereafter find me ut the GRANITE
WORKS. which can he easily reached by the ferry
from the ship-locks. ,.u,
Orders for CEMENT may be left ut shanks &
Barrett's. No. , Governor street, or at my ware
house 1903 Dock street. ALBERT ORDWA4.
IN oT-pC,ioY
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Ono rnpctOr ut snlurV last wear Uf F",O24 T.
One special deputy collector and Inspector -.
al u salary last year Of. .............;' 1'16c o"
One deputy collector and Inspector nj ii sal o,, r,
AIRY last year "I ''| "
nir ", Iip., !,c,r ri a2.5 90
"t mr sr''''' - ....................1 lao 90
'u ,s, t' vc,r "r .. 80 90
VIZ" ",,,ar~ |asi yGur observation-disclosures. M 70
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How This Administration Collects the
Customs.

There is town and port of entry in
Maine called Castine. The gazetteer tells
us that il has n population of 1857. 1t has
also custom house for its foreign trade.
Last year, ending March 81, that trade was AS
follows:
r,, ,,,,,, or l,,,;,rts ............ f7n5
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To take care of this trade the c,l>tom-houSc
of Castinc is equipped as follows:

Total value of imports San
Tnt1l value of cAIDrts MI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

GOOD ATTENDANCE RWdiIr rRoapRCTs.
REn Los CAMP, Augusta, ISL n@srS.
Editors Tile item in the Commercial,
Of the 9TH inst, (MOnday) about the
Red Aion Camp il incorrect in almost
every word. Il stated that the camp is
much smaller than usual, with only some
twenty tents II was also stated that the
attendance had been small declaring SUIT
day, aud that She train On Monday morn
ing greatly depleted the number.
We wish tn state thai ihrre arc over
any tents, aud many of the meetings have
uu been duh Ms stated in the Commercial
but attended with considerable success
The MONDAY morning Train did not take
over twenty persons from the camp
Tue congregation Wor-hiping generally
live in the surrounding rounlry and CONT
in private rouHrg anres.
There has been about u ministers prus
ent during the camp. The preaching has
been appropriate aud ralutst. IL is moi
known at pipseul when the camp VII
close some think II v III continue about j.
or ii days il was owing To that im
preston, the people delayed in rominl
out at the hrginning OF the meeting.
We had delightful rain last night. m,
| Il is neither dun nor dusty to-day. IhOs'
who attend regularly The scNiccs think VI
have a prospect Of "A good and sucr'srlu
meeting. OBSERVER.
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Grace. Ninth aud West kev. Jacob Todd; ser
yissPs = Ne a NJ I iS,oi II M No. sovs,b Raw
w. 1 Todd ios 'MIoe' ~ sDi p l0''n'n new
Union, Fifth aud Washington, Rev, Charles
ilill l0ls. A.. N 7s;P M; v.,s,u....
Scott, Seventh aud Spruce streets. Rev. T. L.
Brndywne' Twenty -frst aud Market. Rev. T.
b. Hunter; l0ls. A. ~. r.. ? NJ.
Epworlh Chapel, Tenth and Church. Rev. II. Il.
Mad1ley Chapel. tiaymoni Avenue aud b street
PREsBTTERrAS.
Central King street. below seventh, lO's' M
Hanover, sixth and King, Rev. Lafayette Marks
West. Eeit6 and Washington, Rev. Geo. Il
smyth; l0e. A. NJ. rs. +. VI.
Devotional meetings as follows Young People :
prayer meeting Sunday evening 80 quarter 20 2
o'clock Ia the prayer roomi Congregational wed
nes,lay evening at ~ clock Ladies', ~ theI
saturday evening it. ! 3 o'clock.
First Tenth aud Market, Rev. S. II. McKown'
0lvet' Adams and Chestnut. Rev. AJ.snyder'
Rodney >,eait Chapel Rodney street. near Del.
Gilbert Chapel. Fourteenth aud French.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
RI Rev. Alfred lace, d. D.. Bishop Vf Delaware
Rector Row. MIR Arucd Assistant lO's. A. ~,
iriaiiS Chapel. Fnh aud King, Rey william J.
Frost D. u hr-t aud second sundays IN rHri
month at luIs. A. NJ. aud ~. =. NJ third and
fourth Sundays az 10 b, A NJ, aud T. =. NJ Wed
ne.days Al 4. p. NJ. Fridays aud Holy days at
Trinity Church. told swede.l seventh and
Church. Rev. Dr. Frost, Rector; Rev. william
GsfIysirry' Third aud Washington, Rev. Goorg,
A.; Lgtimer; w, A. NJ ~, =, NJ. Mil, ,....
Rev T. q. Littell; l0'i. A. NJ. 4, Z. NJ.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
/ Rt. Rev Thomas A. Becker, D. D.. Bishop of
n. Psier's. sixth and West. Rev. Matthew A.
McGrane; $40. ~, 1870. A. NJ. and $50, = ~
y. Mary. sixth and Pine, Rev, p Reillyi
81. PanI's Chapel Fourth and Jackson Rev ~
X Falloni 8 81 s.9, ~ ID 4: NJ and &Sl I NJ NJ
pput, Rev. Mr., serrndni; lU's, A. NJ.
First, King, above Tenth. Rev E. q. Mtryott !
,sscead Foarib 9nd French no pastor at presents
Delaware Avenue. west and Delaware Avenue,
Rev. q. W. folwgil iO's, A. NJ, aud 9'p' T. NJ
herman, Finh aud Walnut, Rev. Jacob Fell
I mau; ~ A. NJ, z, T. VI.
SOCIETY up FRIRSDs.
West Street Meeting (llicksitcl. West between
| Fourth aud fiitl ~ A. NJ. =; ~
Ninth Street Meeting Orthodoxy, Ninth aud
Tatnall; A. NJ, 2. NJ.
First Church. West above Eighth, Rev WIN II.
Thurnri il'e a. NJ.
subject to-inorr1w Tho True and Sure way
Il to salvation. ~
sWEnESBnRHtAN.
New Jerusalem Delaware Ayenne aud Wash
nRton street, krv. willard Il. lliuckley; 10y
| 4. ~. ~ p. NJ.
| GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Zion's Herman Evangelical. sixth and French
| Rev r. lseuschmdt. l1's A. NJ. aud ~ Z. NJ
L FtIRtrrALtsrs.
| Delaware State Society, Second = rect near
| Washington.
| Mrs y q. Hyser will speak tomorrow after
/ noon at 9 O'Clock aud att in the evening
AFRICAN.
| African Union, French ahuve Eighth, Rev. j..
| W. Leekns 10, A. NJ. aud rs J.. N.
| T. Zion VI. E., Ninth aud French, Rev. J. u.
! Ebert 10 A. NJ. Rand ~ =. NJ.
| Bethel African NJ. H., Walnut above Sixth, Rev.
/ T. q. steward; To- A. NJ, ~ ?. NJ.
| ST. Peter African Union Chapel, West Second
aiIeat: lnla A. NJ. n. 7. N.
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Who Drinks the BEER Not Della
ware.

Some curious facts were brought out at
the late brewers congress in New York,
the full proceedings of which are pub
lished In the Brewers Gazette. Among
other things 1t appears that Massachu-
sets is the fourth State In the Union in
the manufacture of fvrmented llquors-a
beverage her people are not allowed to sell
or drink. The States that lie I'd in produce
ton are New York with 2.3O5, 145 barrels,
Pennsylvania with 9lS,9sG, Ohio with
G5G, $40, Massachusetts with 525, I3l, New
Jersey with 5l4 lsJ. Illinois with 465, 1874,
and Missouri with 1928, $40.
Assuming that the beer produced in
each State is consumed there, the order OF
precedence per capita is as follows; New
Jersey, 299 half-pint glusses New York
2G1 Massachusetts, III California, III.
North Carolina produces the least in pro-
portion to the population, aud has but
one fourth Of II half pint glass to eIch in
hahitnt. In Delaware the production al
lows Of 10 glasses year, one in e lch four
weeks. Connecticut has 80 glass a
year, or one week
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

PATENT TORCW. Mpssrs. Bellah ~ Co.,
Third and king streets, have received the
agency lur New Jersey and Delaware, for
Shaler's Patent Parade Torch. 1t is de-
cdedly the hest thing in the torch line we
have ever seen, and we have no doubt will
be universally adopted. Gas Is burned
Instead of oil and there Is no need of the
large quantity of clothes being spoiled as
each campaign comes around. BY blow
ing lightly through the tube connected
with the handle, n column Of flame is
thrown three feet into the air, producing
very striking an d beautiful effect. The
cost of the torch Is at the rate OF "a cents
piece but 1t is substantial and the article
used for burning costs only two or three
cents night ~ shat this Is really the
cheapest tosch made, the old kind costing
so ceAts piece and about 10 or Is cents
night Tor oil, and besides this the Sha-
Ter torch He0sr needs trimming, the wick
lasting for an indefinite period. The man.
ulacturers in Boston are receiving orders
for thousands daily. We advise eampaigE
clubs to examine them,
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Wilmington S Industries.



BROS.
Messrs. Speakman Bros, plumbers and
gus filters, some time ago purchased the
building Nc. 5l3 ShipleY street, and have
almost torn IL down aud rebuilt 1t for
their own use. II has heen extended back
q considerable distance to make room for
their shops, and is now furnished and
occupied by the firm.
The basement Is fitted up as n plumbing
shop and will be used for that purpose
alone.
The first floor, admirably Adopted tor
the use it ia put TO, il occupied Tor a store,
Office and gas-htting HOP,
The secOpd R.og r used exclusively for q
shaw To,,in for gas fixtures Of which they
have a very large assortment
The third floor il occupied as a store
room for everything in their line of bus
mess.
The Messrs speakman have leen set
tied in this city for number Of years and
have attained u p ,Olmgpence ln the plumb
Ing lnslness second TO- none. Orders are
coming In constantly, and at present they
are laying a terra Gotta drain for the city
! from between Second and Third streets
tu between Fith and Sixth on King
street.
The facilities secured by this new i'm
provement will enable the firm to do {
great deal more work THAI they have II
the past.
Their stock Of goods s very large and
anything in their limo can be procured al
tho store. They have none hut the hes
workmen, and our citizens may rest assured
that any orders they may leave 1T 81;
shipley will be promptly aud well oiled.