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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17
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Bropoort Hosse-Viscount Villain OF the Belgian
Legation; Georfs Washneton Warns he'eeh
rsburgh and Gen j. H. Wilson. 81 Nhoias Hott-9hn
new Of William Johnston Of North Caroinsi
steamship City Of Antwerp and william hnlhnso s ,d
Hropoftas Hot,f-Controlef Nelson X Hopkins, hosn -.
Hon henry c. Kelsey 81 EevJer-ey Grand ceara. 49,
The NJ H. Eorthrup Of sJrseu fors M.
Ronspare Of Hoselaeut ommsn1ef
navy. Hondn Hopse-Anew D. White President o. oo1s
University A. Diyen Bma; Tbomss Dekson OF
Wright Of Pbladephia. ftmork HosetaJames ID
and T. Rothem.l Of Philadelphia Gthey HosS s,toy
Carson OF Toledo Ohio Roy Stone OF VandahA NJ
Hoas-HI Congressman A. Jeneke Of Rhode Island &
Housc-Juge Robert Cochrane Of White Plains =,
HotI The Charles Hay 81 Alabama the Hon Lewis
England the W. H. Age Of Boston aud X H. Ives OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17

Coroner Herman held an inquest, yesterday
concerning the death Of jacob Iune, age 49, pe-baker
Of No l32s Thirdave from stab wound OF the aldo
men received during fight IN Traugot schmidps beer
Leon No 400 East seveutyfOurth.s, late Oh the after
nom ~ 81 Patricks Day. when the saloOhkecper, s
vile and John Lluho oi NO LOIS Ihrt ave, tcie ".o
known pcrscn a. principal. sud Buckiy ana McDonalo
as accessdres. The pueOncid we're COMMITTED ~ """'
the action Of the Gfaud Jmy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17

eitizens eandidate II. Train Democrat and Peter Ma
low liberal Republican. Second Ward-B. f. POppel
ard M Howe both ctiseus candidates, and r. b. Smith,
PennblIcan Third Wsrd-L. Is. Lea,Dan and J. s. CODk
lin citizens' candidates and George McLeoD, Republic
can To most Of these there was little opposition, and
nocs did not 10 any great extent affect The result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply TO Mr.. Cod
win b. Prof l. l. Yournans TRIBUNE LgcTuRE EXTRA No q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DiCKFsoss IN PARK
| ROW.
81 m-4sO Monitor p m-4slo Mhnishi-'5' A'erase-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17

"MrLTUM IN PARvo.'-In the selection of
vour Sprpg la, g me best To do that your purchase
KNo1 popular Fh Hotel Prescott House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17
STATEN ISLAND.

RICuMoED.-Thc Circuit Court and Court of
Oyer ana Tcrmner for Richmond County will reopen TO
morrow. number OF interesting eases are on the
calendar among them the suits Of the County Super.
virCIs aud tue Edge Waer Village trustees. Circuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-17
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE.-Wm b. Donaldson, one of
the Oldest OF negro mnstrels and clowns in the
United Sta tes died, yesterday, Of consumption aye 81
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A FORMER COUNTY CONSTABLE SERVING
WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

FORMER COUNTY CONSTABLE SERVING
WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
AT the session of the Legislature in 1866
WIN. Doran was created County Con.
stable by special enactment. By the
provisions of the act Mr.. Dorau was com
mlssioned Constable for three years from
about the first of Fcbruliy of that year.
The act creating MIR. Doran u constable
expired by Limitation in February, 1869,
but the Legislature then being in sess ion
the act was extended for three years and 4
new commission was issued to Doran, en-
powering him to hold the position for the
three years preceding the first Of February,
1874
When the extension of the act expired,
of course Mr.. Doran's commission as
a special constable expired also, but owing
to general misunderstanding, from The
Secretary of the Safe down, he continued
TO discharge the duties Of Il con table, be-
lieving the Legislature intended, at the
passage of the ac', to create the office fol
a terra OF six years, from February, ls69,
AZ we have mlimaL,d, owing to thi,
misunderstanding Mr.. Doran has Zen
| officiating contrary 10 law since February
| 1872. The question naturally arises, ant
we think eau b5 easily answered, "i
! the business transacted by DOmn sinc'
February, lSI2, lawful !" This question
will undoubtedly be answered IN the mega
live, aud if the coming l., gislAiure fails bl
special ievislaiicn to make lawful VIVA
Dorar has done 10 his seeming oillcia
capacity, there will be much trouble am
10 small amount Of wosk gIow OUT q
this CASE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
THE CITY


This is the " January ThaW."
Put ashes en- slcely payements.
The Tickle of Leave Man has lelt.
Little Nell will produce a sensation.
Amuscmeuts come thick and fast Of late.
1t reads this way now "Wm. $. llayes,
clerk
A few sleigh bells Gre siil heard on the
streets.
This season Of the year is called Christ
mas tide.
No. "A public school will be opesrd on
Monday next.
Gypsles have heen going through this
city like salts.
Railroad trains.Iu these paris are now
running ON time.
Some street mendng needed at Front
and West streets.
The new hotel is to he opened ON Wash
ington's birthday.
The annual meetings Of corporations
will soon be numerous.
The iron front of the Fame Hose new
house, on Second street, is up.
Look at the list of punciuul scholars
who attend our public schools.
How about the ordinance regulating the
| speed Of horses on our streets
Programmes are often very scarce at the
/ Opera House. This should not be.
Jim jams" will doubtless be the mex
slang in the mouths Of our street gan.i,,s
Sunday, afternoon and evening. REV
Me.srs l-ittell and i.atimer exchange,
pulplts.
Council had what Richard Grant Whit
thinks we should call a lonesome sessiol
last night.
The Odd Fellows Hall Co, for the pas
six months, have declared dividend o
five per cent.
Better give your money to the poor tina
waste it on advertising In hotel cards an
other fool contrivances.
/ horse belonging to David Ridgwa
broke its neck ON Monday night in a val
endeavor to free itself from the halter.
Calvary ChuIcL has about rs comfort
, BILE school room rs any in Wlmingio,
: Chairs ysrsWs Baueh,s. " SO far, so qood.
Watch meetings were held Tuesday nig
at all the churches in tn, ely. Al Il
Unitarian Church services were held
eight O'Clock.
The second story of the building, g.
corner Of Fifth and Market sireels. wi
4 be the reading room of the Wofkiu"meu
, Institute hereafter.
G All policies of the Farmers Mutual !
/. snrauce ompany of his city, pre-
r the 18th ia /. Members should 80. ia
,. their policies are renewed before thai tin
See advertisement.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

JkEEtlI WARREN, la .sm1ua, Dec ID,
~ % Ky h w,3 M'eri AZ o s 33' b. BE-. T.
BOYER ~ 40 .LAGE. ia ,smyylype, p-e. i@h,
g. ,il.s AuuicC, wallase both Of Kent 10, Del
FINNniORE-BRu y. -iu smy-ua, u G.
u.t by the key T.. NJ Her. Nj William II.
Fenuinior to MS. Rachel 4, Blosksun, both VI
New Castle eouh y.
.rENCER-H ARRiXGToS bee Sth by Rev.
s. Aesnam NJ J,,h9a Sn91eser 10 =
FAN NqER-LUtF la the NJ 5. Church, Dee.
.nih. by liev. b. Il. Newman, MI Cyrus Is.
iayioger % Miss Mary Luh, bH d Of Fredetlea
uuTs TpS-ENNls Dec glst, by Fes. d.
Trowe t. OF odessa II lhofonghiare Ssek, al
lbs lg.ideuce OF 'he brides pareots, ~ Rotf &
~. Hos or, e ph,i4 aud N as J" IA -
~ zoe Rev + A. Peter. Wal 90 J. De. sy -
Ms- Mary 4. spicsr, formerly 81 su sex Go.
HHws -GOApLh1. n Chr. sinas Eve az tee
= l. roe. Ms samusl REEVE aad Mrs. Mary
do1iI.N, an 81 Be hsi f9w1-lip' Deia"4is
riuuty Ia.
aiLLksPts- Wind -EY Medically. January
III. by ney James Waters Mr David ,. eli.
iesute sud Nile Adeliu tludlsy. All OF this city.
4 Ck0ssAN-Au CHELL January 1t, AT the
=, eel by Res harig Hill, William L. Cros
j fnl 10 Mes Annie mitchell, ail oi thu cis'
NAsssY-LEw S At he Tlsidsues q NJ,
..v :. Aistfiit NJ !, ,mes Ma icy and Misi
JJselh ne Lewis, Of drssnsb rough, Nd
- Ls-REED-ln Philadelpe a, Dec, 9Th, b.
Rev AexRnd r. Rood, dr. James T. PAte- &
Miss Katie 4 Red, all o. wtuiog'on
BiEss-sC THY Rev Stubs, on Dec
y b, John +. ess 80 G-9 giaaa sioit. so'h y
tli- unity,
woun --GwELL-On De- 18th. by Rev F
stub &c fso Il w,ot t. Mary V DWELL
LC6GE-WA'' s-B, v. Mu. NJ Warner
Of ]. W =, o. Dec. 2i'h, W Lodge EInm
4 Ma9ilS; ~ J ol i i;f%es anu isno ~ "a.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Mr.. Febiyer preso,tsd tho estimstn NJ
expenses for he imnrovemcnt Of the
water works, which was read
For excavation of 100 OOO rubic vatJs Of
earth at SOC Der yari s4s 0o1. "A 900 Gu
bic Yards of rock At 81 y r ward. s,l 900,
| 900 cubic Yards Of viii s4G $50.
400 cubic yards of wall. 81 4oO g..
| O1O cnbic yards If nn',ii,f, si9f ncn
2,s5j n. of 10 inch nine. saq 91o sfon.'
$500. COST ofbasin. withont land s3os 5sO
There will also he needed r Dr. feet Of
l2 inch pipe costing s3s. ASS; Z. 800 fl. of 10
/, inch pine costing s43 sOO cruising Brsn.
DIVINE creek. 500 900. . O50 II. Of Ia Inch
ripe from Front alone Marie. n Bs.feet
oyer the CbrIstisna rivar so ana. a 9a0
fl. of ~ inch i,ipe' on n street to q ,vmcn
street ar O4O. crossing Christiana river
800. 900 laud. sleeves. ems &c k5T.7Ol .
CONNECTING Fieverth stree, main. stO6O !.
stop.house and sto-s ut ,eaevoir, 81 ~,
fencing rssevoir II 61o qotai Of tl,..
bonr lottnr evnrrs..s SAs oo1, Total nr
ilgurovemonis. s1ol .G3s win
mnkiny $500 IA
The Cnn,,it,,. "a, 1av. ,r,s i,st.p.t,4
% draw ppnmnet sLn,vi~,r how m a n,on.r
is to be eYpended which Vii he Sent T., The
Legislature IN nllo,v he U,1nni. T., tssl'.
$500. 900 far ,mnrnve,,o,l r. IA, ,nf4r
WORKS.
Mr.. Iavna ,y,ntnito l.,o,,. tho o,j.,t
Of placing large niu.s N iogg re,tiar str.cts
Mr. Feb'pcr mix, of M, Dr,,. tnn,n-
fact ,fi., NEEDING MONTY or v,,t.-
Mr.. Candy presented he uny roI,ftbr
street Densrtmrnt onnrr.t mi, tn spoo ~
and an order for thc ntronni vas i,r..tsi
to he drawn.
Mr.. Pickles moved that ConneH cleo,
,.,.t. - - -, -, "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

4 little Daubury boy ran away from
s'l ol on Monday, to 20 chestnutiug.
During he expedition, he fell twice ont OF
enc tree, TO the imminent danger Uf break
ing his neck, was licked by one of the
o.her hoys whose breath he materially
essenci by stumbling against his stomach.
ran n silver Into his knee, and was bitten
Violently on the neck by new kind of
bug. When he got home his father an
nonte him with the boss end of billiard
cue, and the next day at school the lie leher
escorted him twice around the room by
his poorest ear. He says that chestnuts
are so worlny this year that 1t don't pay
10 go after them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Dissertations OF PARTNERsHIP.-The
old firm of Pusey, Scott q Co probably
the largest manufacturers of morocco in
this city, have dissolved partnership, Mr.,
Israel Pussy, the senior member of the
firm retiring. Meesrs. JAMES Scott, John
NJ Scott, W. Y. Warner and J. Winfield
Scott comprise the new firm, the latter be-
ing the new member j. Winfield Scott,
son Of the senior member Of the firm, is IA
young ana active man, with thorough
practical knowledge Of the business, and
will be a valuable addition TO the house.
The firm of Gillespie " jackson, plumb
ers and gas filters, has been dissolved.
MIR. W. F. Gill spie will settle up and con-
tinue the business.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
REORGANIZATION.
oS sECOHD THorGHTs THE GAZETTE FINDS
can 10 BETTER ANp REALLY uR0T
JUSTICE TO OUR PEOPLE.

oS SECOND THOrGHTs THE GAZETTE FINDS
TcAN 10 BETTER ANp REALLY uRGE
JUSTICE TO OUR PEOPLE.
We cannot see that any injury can re-
suit 10 the people in any part oi the State
fom the Increase of the members ia The
ti.netai Assembly, boy which each county
will be fairly Represented By gent emen
elected in separate districts. The employ
mcnt and interests of the people Of Kent
aud Susi ex counties are the same as those
of the greater portion OF New Castle
equity, and, whatever the desire might
be, there would be no power in the
members from this county to pass laws
that would be detrimental TO the interests
of citizens in the lower counties. The
poNer would stlll remain in these comties
10 protect thems, Ives, because they would
doui tess hold majority Of the Iepresei-
taiion. Aside from this the districts would
neatly all he represented by men interested
in agricultural pursuits, aud therefore the
landed Interest would still remain where II
Il present rests. Surely the farmers Ol
| Kent and Sussex have nothing to feai
from the farmers of New Castle, The
| gentlemen who would represent New
| Castle, Pencader, Rcd Lion, 81. George
and APPOINTMENTS hundreds could II,
| more ne lllNtuNtl W lFElHlulE NuNtlHlAl
to their interest than gentlemen from sn!
Other part of the State In Justice TO Ney
Castle county she 81 ou'd be accOrde'
greater representation, AMI It is folly l.
deny that il is due to her greatly Increase
population.
Wilmington should undoubtedly be NOR
fIlly represented. 1t would be to tn
Interest Of the lower counties TO have on
city more fully represented. Al preser
the reprtst natives from other parts Of Ill
State have only one member in the Legi
laiure TO consult as 10 the interests an
desires of the 10000 people of Wilmington
The siugle reprrs, NATIVE controls q
legislation foI rich and growing cit,
4 There ought to be an increase here. W
I mington sh iuld he represented in bOl
B, Houses. The members for the low
. counties should be enabled u hear VIII
Z our people want from more than OF ma
whose interest il ay be to mislead thoi
i They might come to more correct concl
II sions after hearing questions discusfed
n several gentlemen irom Milmins ton, W
y would most likely differ very widely
s their views as to questions of local leg
lation
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A bad PLAcE.-The light house at Love
Point, Kent IslaEd does not seem to answer
very well. On Friday morning. of last
,ek body of ice from the bay drifted
against the house, breaking away three of
the finder piles, and rushing under the
house broke the Northwest ice breaker of
the building and bent another, thus render
ing he house unsafe. The inmates, Capt.
Joseph G. Smith and MIR. Charles Erdman,
regarding themselves in peiilous place
took their boat and.started ashore. As
they approached the shore, however, the
di ice came upon them snd kept them
/ off. anil tAey were thus compelled to beat
about from point 10 point in order to effect
| a landing until next morning, when they
found ice hard enough to bear Them and
they walked ashore. Both of Mr.. Erd-
mans hands were terrible frost bitten, and
one Of Cali. Smiths ears and one heel wert
also badly fro,ted The physicians arc
rot vet entirely certain ehether Mr.. Erd
man will not loose both Of his hands. Th'
light house was still standing At last nc
counts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

TEMPERANCE FAIR.-Old Church Di-
vision, s. of T., are holding fair In the
hall on Seventh street near Spruce, which
has been well palronized. Thearticles on
sale are principally toys such as small
children like to have. The fair closes
SATURDAY. night, when the Articles unsold
will be disposed of at prices about 10 suit
purchasers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

NEW PATENT John P. Lovett and
Frank p. Lefevre, of Oxford, Chester Co,
have Just received letters patent for Il val
liable pad TO prevent and cure CALLING On
horses dated December 10th, 1872 This
is truly a useful invention, and will prove
great relief to suffering horsc-ilash, as
well DIS a blessing to the owners of horses.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

TnK DEL. & PENEA. r. R.-It was ex.
pected that the last spike would have been
driven on the Del. & PeRna. r. R., on
Tuesday last, preparatory to the formal
turning over Of the rlsd to the Pennsyl-
varia Central, on Wednesday. The late
storm, however, caused az interruption Of
the work, which will delay the dnsl com
prtion OF the work a few days longer.
be grading Is all done, the bridges are
flushed, the ties are laid, ard It only Te-
mains 10 lay the iron rails and spike them
10 The ties. A few days az the farthest,
will witness the completion Of the road,
ant, possibly the passage Of regular trains
JNaI rs nnIire lenpIh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

Coon MANAGEMENT. 1t is notewortt y,
and speaks volumes for the capable man
agemeut of the P. W. Il Is. X. r. Co. that
the trains, on the Darby Improvement
branch, last week, made theirregular trips
on schedule time, despite the difficulties
caused By the heavy snow storm. Chester
Neips,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

RuNAwAY-HoRsE KnTED.-Thnrsday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock, as Rev. Mr..
Dohson, pastor f the Second Prrshy;e-
ian church, South ward, aud his lady,
were returning home from enjoying q
sleigh ride in the country, and when they
had arrived opposite the iesideuce of Gen.
F.. +. Beale, on FdgmOnt avenue, above
the railroad, dog ran from the Sidewalk
aud commenced barking at the hols',
which startled him TO such degree as to
cause him suddenly to shy, which act upset
the sleigh, throwing the occuplnts into It
snowbank ON one side of the street.
The oveItnrning of the sleigh still
further frightened the horse, and he START
ed at violent run, and reaching The rail-
road, turDed and followed IL to the bridge,
which he attempted to cross, but the first
steps brought his legs b,tween the beams
of the bridge, and caused him to throw q
sOmersault, bringing his head between The
joist In advance, and breaking his neck.
A large crowd soon assembled, and under
the direction of the Chief Of Police aud
Officer Burk, extricated the animnl from
It's position, hut it was dead. Mrs. DoLson
escaped injury, but Mir. nobson received
some painful, but not, we are glad to say,
serious injuries, caused By his lady falling
upon MIN.
They are to he congratulated at having
| had such narrow escape. II Is Just pos.
sible that but for the overtuming of the
sleigh, fatal injuries might have resulted
10 Mr., aud Mrs. Dobson, for the horse
might have become unmauageah,e, and
followed the same couise which terminated
so suddenly his violent circer. The horst
and sleigh were the properly Of RUber
Hall, Esq, of South ward, an aAjoinii {
neighbor Of Mr.. and Mrs D0bson, and thu
loss of their family horse is not more keen
ly felt by them than hy those to whom i
has been Bihdly loaned. Chester Ns,es.
Rev. Mr.. Dobsua was formally pastor o
Scott NJ. f.. Church in this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

A DELAwAREAS KILLED IN Missouri
Luther A. Dawson, formerly of seaford.
a,A whose parents nav reside there, was
/ ed in Il lead mine in Missouri last week,
b, being crushed by Il portion of the side
OF the mine caylng in.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

SPECIAL SEssIoN.-At a special meeting
OF he Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, held
in this city on Tuesday, the third and
fourth stories of the Odd Fellows Hall
were leased by the Lodge for ten years.
Tbs Board Of Cuutors have resolved here
after TO permit no intoxicating drink sold
in any par; of the Hall.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

THE BlRDs.-Thc Birds have had hard
time since the heavy snow storm Of Thurs
day week. The snow birds have grown
hold with hunger and come hopping around
the window stills in search Of crumbs. The
larks and partrdges being less sociahle in
their habits have huddled behind all sorts
of objects that will afford them protection.
Many have doubtless persisted from cold
and hunger. In some cases the partiidges
emboldtned by despair have Joined the
poultry at the barn. In the cases IN qnes
tion they We're Hospitality received by the
owners and their meals furnished them
There areabout fifty or one hundred English
spatrows in Wilmington lodged in differ
ent portions of the city, which we hope
will be attended to and fed regu 'arlY 50
that they may be induced to stay here.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

RESIGNATION Hon. Willard Hall. for
Al years President of the Wilmington
Savings Fund Society, resigned that posi-
tion Tuesday night. on account of failing
health. Joseph Briughurst was elected
TO the vacancy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

MASQUERADE BALL.-Prof ssor kreu-
gers masquerade bait, Tuesday, although
not largely attended, was II most enjo, able
affair, and It was not until one O'Clock
this morning that the company dispersed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
MARKET REPORTS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS. On Friday farm
ers sold batter 40@5 soc pound lard lie
do; eggs 41c dozen APPLES l5@20c half
Peck irish potatoes l4Gl20e do chestnuts
l2c quart pork l2c pound rabbits 30@35
each; pigs feet 35c. set.
-BREAnsTUFFs The demand for grain
continues aclice aud prices are firm at
light receipts, owing to difficulties IN trans
PHtailon Incident 10 the season. There Is
good local demand for Hour at firm prices.
Family flour ranges 0@sl2 bbl.; extras
- 25tds9.s snperiine SIPS. Wheat of
choice qualify scarce, with upward ten
iency In prices. Choice amber Z l.90(dSl %;
good red Sl.750eSl 50. New corn has ad-
eauced to 20 cents. Oats steady at late,
quotations.
The receipts Of wheat are very light,
and prize "a particularly firm.
OfcoTn there Is also some scarcity here,
but there 10 quite as abundant supply
down The state but transportation cannot
be had for II owing to the scarcity Of cars.
sufficient amount Is not reaching here
To meet The local demand.
Philadelphia MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Cotton firm At
2Jl. 0p2lts. Flour moderately active SUI
peiline, S4.50@sd50 extra. 80. 559 $3.50;
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Indiana extra family,
q 2i9 $500. Wheat In fair demand F.;
Western red, slaOQS 81 .93 amber, 81 .95 !;
N0. u spring, Sl.7O(Usl.T5; white, $500.
Corn in fair demand old yellow, CSC ;
new yellow and mixed, Glca6lc. Oats
ste idy white, 5Oeg51c; mixed, 45g47c.
whisky Us cents per gallon.
THURSDAY, JAN, 2, 1873.
BANK moves slowly at s39 so q ton for
No. / Quercitron. Tanners Bark Is nom
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

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N,,,,.'.,,..,.',,,..'., ..... a., ,.a,i. Of
=, Mu'9' 7"'e'7 's"'" ''N '"' P'oP'e u
,,.....
! iilHl cay ulsr're n"7 "lH'V IT'S "li''"''
'n'7 """" 'Ue SUIT
One DrlAwarcan is iLea'ceralei Ia HE
berhs 'unnty { IA lNiL
Rev. nr McVahe, Of Middletown, lie
again seriously indisposed.
The ghibbuillers of Seaforl ana Laurel
are doing a eo1l business.
J,,nos II N,-,i,, Il ..o,v nos,,.ost., at
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

rnE SLIPPERY PAvEMeNTs.- w Wednesday
.frnoon about 3 O'Clock, the Hon. james
! Bayard slipped aud fell at the corner Of
\ nth and MARKET streets, hurting him
f.f Int not seriously.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

lNsTALLATfoN.-Rey Benz. r. Jones
will be Installed as pastor of the Presby-
terlan church In West Chester, on We'd
nesday evening, the 18TH Of january.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

No MEETING. There being no quorum
present. Tuesday night The managers of the
Board of Trade held no meeting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

FivE.-The Chester News say s itrequired
five locomotives to draw a train of cars
over the Baltimore Central Railroad on
Thursday of last week, during the snow
storn1 of Tint dav
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

MoRocco MANTFACTuRER's EXCHANGE.
49, rhe semi-annual meeting of the Morocco
manufacturers National Exchange will be
h.d January 9Th.