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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

OpGANIz ALTON OF TAR pODy ON NONDAy
pvrStNn-,v,t uIIIrs -, 1 vcT,,',
pnrsinrNr AND !. l.. KmIgonr srcnr.
TApy Avn rsp.sruru
Tho Ro,rd bo,I snao,o, s...,o. A.,
~ '''''" ue'd sieelal session that
cF'h'nE'
On motion ct Mr. Hilles Mr.. Ichey
was called 10 the chair.
On molten OF DR.. Shorilidge Mr.. Kill
gore was appointed Secretary pro tan.
On motion Of Mr. Nield- Committee
on Credentials, consisting Of five, was
/ created.
The committee was made TO consist of
Mes RS Nie.ds, Mclnti9e, Fraini, Child
ana kOoeUs'
me committee disngree.ng, a majority
/ report was pres nl,d by Mcssis. Niclds,
tIalm and Child, announcing the elec-
/ ton US legal, and the mcmhrrs-elect en-.
lllled 10 ihei seats, excepting in the
/ hfa Na.di where the inspectors were
not legally qualified to bold an election,
and they Therefore declared the election
null.
q minority report was presented an
nonlcine the election legal, excepting in
the Third and SEVENTH Wards. In both
these Wards The committee report the
election was Illegal, the Assistant H.
spcctors IN each Ward not having been
legally applm'cd.
\ motion to adopt ihc minority report
was lost.
The majority report was on motion,
adopted.
A question here arose ms to whether
The action of the Beard in any matter
would be legal, as there was not a quorum
present..
The Chairman decided in the aflirma.
tive.
The question was further ngitated, nd
motions were made to adjourn, to which
the Chairman paid no attention but pro-
ceeded To swear in the members elect.
Mr.. Roberts arose and asked If il
was just Or right that members should he
thus coniemptunusly treated, and de-
prived Of the right 10 vote upon motion
to adjourn, which he con idercd in order,
the Board not having quorum.
The Chairman remarked that common
sense should guide the gentlemen in the
matter, as the Board had assembled for
the purpose of swearing in candidates
and appointing officers, and that they
should not adjourn until they had per.
formed their duty.
The oath Of office was then admins.
tered by the Chairman, and the meub, re-
eleel 'ooA lhelr seats.
On motion the Board proceeded 10
effect permanent organization.
Messrs. llilles and Fraim were nomi-
mated Tor the Presidency Of the Board.
Mcssfs' BAIRD aud Mclntire were APP
pointed leliers'
Mr.; lillles was elected President, and
LOOK MS scat, thanking the members for
tne commence reposed In him, and ex-
pressed .n 9eslre mat they would work
10Y the good oil tue schools.
MT. smith moved to 20 into an election
LOT secretary and treasurer.
A motion TO vote separately for the
candidate for each Office prevailed.
Inc secretary was first voted for, and
MT, hillgore was elected having no
opposition, except James f. Casperson
VINO received one vote:
Messrs' hlllgore and Talley were nomi-
nated ior me once OF Treasurer Of the
b9afa. M VT, hillgore was elected, re-
eeiying ~ votes and Mr.. Ialley, 5 votes.
MI james Lang was nominated for
and elected janitor' receiving "A votes.
NO opposluon'
A motion ~ Mr.. Smith 10 90 into an
eleetlon 70 nl the vacancy in the Third
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

1HE BATTLE FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-
Tn Hon. Judge Hall has consented to
lreide at the presentation of the Della
vae Battle Flags TO the Historical
society. General Han ,ock will present
N, flag on behalf Of the regiments, and
Wm. G. spruance, Esq, will receive
lh,m on behalf of the Society.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

ENoRAvING.-Mr. Thoma1 sherwln.
the well-known engrayer, of this c't,.
has removed from the corner of Til d
and. Market to Nos. and E. Sixth
street, where he is prepared TO do all
kinds of engraving on gold, silver, ivory,
bone, &C., In the best manner and at
moderate rates. Marks, seals, seal
presses, and stencils of all kinds and
sizes made to order at short notice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

RTL PosTTN0. Geo. W. Inrrson, the
20, M ustr hls th" rc ntfin nmons
smiscment managers OF performing his
yoik in as good style as any they meet
viii anywhere. He has just put up bills
or Queens circus In the best manner
losible.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

DISSATISFACTION,
Saturday ey ming committee Of the
Wnm gion Ilou-enollei7' Association
IA To ascertain, it ioss be, the cuuse Of
dissatisfaction amongst the swedish ser
Van,s iu this city and MiIdIetown
j. s. Valentine Was called to the Chair
au' :. +. Bets afpo uted secretary. be-
siies these gentlemen, Wan. McCaullry.
Or, 5. Mars hall and james l.. D,vOu.
members OF the Assoc at ON, were pres
ent, AMI sevtra Svedes.
Mr. Valentine stated the object of the
meeting and invited ans person who
knew anything of the causes OF dissatis
tdcliOH 10 state them.
a Swede named J. A. Dahleen, renre-
senting himself as a Lutheran minister,
sent here by the Homo Mission Society.
Of that denomination, to look after the
spiritual welfare of the SWedes in this
STATE, said that he had been charged with
| causing dl-srueun among the Swrdes in
his city, but it was not SO. He went Ia
! Middlctown, and was there told That the
Sw, dcs had been charged $50 for THEN
passage to that place, when they should
have been charged but SIS, what he paid
to New York from Gothenburg. That
/ wac az AAt NhluplhiuA ne hthlus exec III
that some were dissatisfied with theil
| employers.
Mr.. Dahleen, upon being questioned,
admitted that he had told some of the
girls shat he thought $50 too much, and
further that they could get more wages
in the larger cities than they were getting
here, alth ugh he always advised them
to remain where they were.
1aN
Swede TO another, stating that Mr.. Dan,
zen had told the writer that instead Of
getting 81 per month as she did she
ought TO receive 81 per week.
IL was also proven by Mr.. Olof Cron,
bum, native OF sweden, and we'll known
q Wilmington ~ a man of uuquestiOned
int gritty, that Dahleen had spoken IN
very unglemanly aud abusive Language
Of Mr.. Malmsten, the agent of the asso
ciatiou, charging him with deiraudine
aud extorting from the Swedes a great
zeal OF money and cheating them In
every way he could
IL was also shown that Dahleen took
occasion several times to make the swedes
dissatisfied with Mr.. Mamsten, aud to
make them believe that they were very
mu-h wonged.
After every one present had an oupor.
UNITY OF expressing themselves, Mr.,
McC-ulley offered the following fesolu.
ton which was unanimously adopted
RGsoired, That certain man representing
himself 20 he a minister named J A.
Dahleen. has been, from his own admission.
tamperiug with the Swedish servants In
fnls community, so ar to dissatisiy them.
and he therefore deserves the reprohation
Of this community and should not receive
the public confidence.
II seems to us that il vas not the in
entitn OF Mr. Dshieen to cause this dis.
satisfaction amongst the Swedrs, but he
endowed with so little discretion that
lie is unit for the position he holds and
the best thing the Home Mission Society
can do Is to recall him, and put him to
work where he will not be called upon
for advice by inexperienced girIs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
CPEcIAL NOTIon To rIE EADIrs

MRS. JOHN BUCHANAN. NJ ID. Professor Of
Mid siirN drvHtes special attention 10 the treat
meet ni hi-ease~ of Women ID Il Children.
she has be- 10 years 30 active Practice and
cured over in,th cases oi Disease peculiar /,
woman.
She sollcit~ diHcuH chronic and incutable rases
unt g4NfHutftH a thir ana tpeHfa care laliei
afflicted, pi" tss call upon or nd iress
I&S @0llN BUCHANAN, NJ D.
Onlca frvHtc-'li tiua street paiin Pa,
Yours frnmaH m. tlpp a.
hs- tNfp mis- ont fpr FIXTURE reference,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
A New Iron Company

A BOILING MILL TO BE ERECTED ON THE
SOUTH SIDE,
A company styled the Christiana Iron
Company have procured charter and
will commence the erection Of a rolling
mill on the south side Of the Christiana,
near the Wilmington X Western Rail-
road.
Inc machinery to he put IN, W n be for
making boiler iron, ship plates, ct.
The plans Of the building viii be de-
cided on shortly, and the work Of erecliug
them will commence Immediately there
attef.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

A swINDLER ON MS TRAVELS. man
giving his name an A. Kieier, aud repre-
senting himself as agent for a Chester,
Delaware county, paper, has been col
lectiag money under false pretenees IN
Chester county. He made his first ap.
pearauce in West Chester some days ago,
when he got in Jail on tie suspicion OF
passing counterfeit money. There being
no evidence 10 hold him he was released,
when be departed from hence. Going to
Coatesville, he registered himself at The
Stevenson House and started to canvass
the Borough. He represented himself ne
as a former employe If The FiRogs Record
Office, aud fualy induced merchant TO
furnish him with pair Of boots worth
$40. The fellow 10 a swinder aud parties
are cautioned to look out for him. The
publishers of this paper will give twenty.
i've dollars reward for his Arrest Hssi
Chester Record.
This j. the same man who svindled
the propfietOrs Of this office about a year
ago. He again visited Wilmington about
a month since, and after being confined 10
the City Hall tor few days he was re-
leased on promising to leave the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

MAD Doa.-On Friday afternoon a
mad pointer dog attacked and bit SIX
dogs on the farm Of Moses Bullock, In
Brandywine hundred. The mad dog
escaned. Mr.. B. II he has not will have
10 kill his dogs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

NEW Pesr OFF1cE.-Tde Post Master
General has established a post oihce al
Models Station, on the Wilmington "
Reading railroad, 10 be called Modena,
Roht. B. BauiOls has been appointed
,,nafrnaa far
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

FIFTY Lors AT PuRLIc sALr.-M' ".
Child aud Co. will sell, April nth, ~ ~
o'clock, D. m, Atty building j a, on FIN ,
Sixth, Madison and Monroe streets. Inc
lots are very nicely situated, and wv
positively be cold, on very ACCOMMODATING
terms.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

ELwaANr.-s. r. Ball n Co, No. 5ll
Market street, have some Of the finest
wall paper ever offered for sale in WI
mington. He has a full corps OF paper.
hangers ready to AL orders at the shortest
notice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

sALE OF A FARx.-wm. NJ. Cloud has
purchased, Of VIM. Elliott, the farm 20
Brandywine hundred, formerly owned oy
Major Judd, the dwelling on when was
DESTROYED BY fire few weeks ago. /.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

The Chinese in California make pot.
pies Of crows.
The Boston Advsrtissr has ordered a
Bullock press.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

NEW MusIc.-we have received from
J. L. Peters. music publisher, through
P. Allen, music dealer, us Market
street, two pieces of music entitled " The
Reapers. J." and a song and chorus. IT inn
Of me sometimes, Maggie" Mr.. Allol
has them for sale.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

THE sLoP QUESTION. -. Robert Nc.
Intire, who lives at S2l West Second
street, has the contract for removing the
slops for the whole city. He says be
wants the business attended to thorough
ly and wishes our citizens who may be
neglected to inform him by letter or in
person at his residence, given above, and
he will see that their wants are attended
to-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

ANOTHER Horse DtsEAsE.-The West
Chester Record SAYS: "Another horse
disease appears to be affecting some Of
the horses in Chester county, pronounced
to be 'Cerebro Spinal Meningitis an
'afterclap or disease that generally fol.
lows the 'Epizootic.' Il comes on very
suddenly, attacking the srine and kid
neys, when the animal soon becomes uu-
able to walk, or even stand mp. We
have heard of two severe csses. One "A
horse belonging TO Charles Massey, Of
Tredytirin township. MIR. Massey had
driven to a sale Of neighbours personal
property, last Wednesday week, and while
there, the animal showed signs of being
unwell and began to stagger. He was
unhitched from the wagon, and soon
afterwards fell down. The other case
was horse belonging to Charles Famous
also Of Tredyfirin township. Mr.. +.
started from home with his horse, but
had not driven far before he discovered
that his horse was not well. He turned
about, but the animal appearing to get
worse he stopped at friends, and at last
accounts the animal was still unable "a
be taken away. The disease does moi
appear to he very extensive as yet, and
we hope ii will not be. Many horses have
not fully recovered from the effects o.
the Epizooiic last fall, and the most busy
part of the year for our farmers having
just commenced, another disease among
their horses would be sad and serious
affair indeed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

MIDDLETowS loAS ASSOCIATIONS
Al the sunua meetius of TIE MddietoNn
Building and l. an Assoy.a ior. teld on
Thu sday evtnin. week, the following
officer, wcrr elected Samuel Pennington,
Pre-id,nl Jas. Is. iark-ou, V ce-Pr,si.
dent; A. g. Cox, Secretary; j. NJ. Cox,
Treasurer. and VIM. II Barr, james Cul-
bertson aud ThOs. f Hum, Managers 10
serve three years.
The following Is a summary Of the
annual report; Dues, SS4,G5l.O0; pre-.
MUM, sl1,l330O; Interest, S9,Os4 40 ;
fines, s45O6s; leans, s4s, Sl2.00 eXptn
ses, 81 ,64S %; withdraw stock - pa ~.
profit, Tor six Year,. sly.U9l 50 value oi
each share. Sl1G.30. Who,v ay, rage lre-
MUM S22 50 100 per cent; equal TO "a
gain o. SCI 52-lO0 Per cent. lhe funds
were sold on that evening at ia per
cent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

r. a, -yss,s.-isyl PHlIADELPHIA, VII
AfN va ~, t3et.a1aA MtN0TON a RAhTi,
-eIh4h ---~ NORB RAILROAD TIAr

nhhA hAihhbAN 4ihs
TABLE.
Trains Will l.ays Depot sorneT BROAD STREET
WAY MAIL TRAIN at aNA NJ. Z, Sundays eE.
septsdl for Baltimore, stopping at all regalRr rs.
4 < Line; a GaytoI via smyrna S Bysss6
:. snd 4 D. x RiM hsTinStosR VIII
saptsdl Tor Baltimore and Washington, sl9pplnTsi
oeasestst WILMINGTON With lrsin ier New Casiis.
EXPREss TRAIN at DO :. NJ lsnndays sTssP.
Chester. Thurl9w, Linwe2d. Claywngat, wilnine
ton, Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elktdn, North.
etsI
Chase s and stemmer's Rua.
MOTT EXPRESS at Il. 80 r. NJ. tpAilyl, fol
Baltimore and Washington stopping at Chester
LinWoed, Claymont. Wiimin gton, NeWsrk, III
ton North ssst Pelryyillo. havrs- de- Giass, Per
Pss.snEers fgr , criress Monroe aud OriOls. VII
wIIHINdTOE TRAINS.
Stopping A. all s.ailons between Phllsdslphla aht
WiiIaington.
Leave !, Ph ~ s. o. A. ~, 2s,; b.9,
sornesis with Delaware Rsilrosd for Milford an
Intermediate stationf.
LS,a6o snd %P, H. The : 10 r. iTa II viii 20
stop betwarn Chester snd Philadelphia. on son
day letve Wilmington ut D. 30 =. d.
The q. q A. n. Train from wilmington will con.
$50 A, NJ train for New York from West Phiis.
PHiLADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL h. X
TRAINS stopping at an citations on Chester Gree
aud PhiladelphiA and Baltimore Central RsilrOadi
Leave Philadelphia for Fort Deposit sundays Ok.
eautedi At " 4. 81. and T. 80 p. NJ. philadaiuni
iuf uledd's Ford Al ~. 90 A. N. Wednesdays and
Al 40 4. 81 30 and 8 % L, NJ weduesdaT
and saturday q. 50 +, n. The q % A. 81. train
stops Al all stations between PhiladslphiA and
lAmOklu.
Leave Port DEPOSIT for Phlladslphia tsupdAy,
exeeptadl Al Q. % A. N, and HP, NJ. Oxford q
Philadel ehia 1T o. 10. 10 30 A. NJ. and o 20 p. NJ
| Vhadd'1 Ford for hllsdelphia 4 ~ r. NJ Sun.
leave oxford for Philadelphia. g. N PM.
Trains leaving Wilmington a. q. % a, N. aud 4 o
IoQA. N and 4 80 P. N. trains for rhlladslphii
| THRouGH TRAINS RRoh BALTIMORR.
LeAya wilIninEtonhtlo 80. A. NJ. II 81. 8. 90 Az,
CHESTER FoR PHILADELPHIA,
4. M La, IS, IA, 444 as 6la' 6.a3, 76e
From BALTIMORE To PHiLADELPHIA.
| Leave Baltimore at 3oA. M, WAY Mall. H. % a
y. Exprese. a b6P. n. kEprsss 7SoP a. KxPfss
Proin baltimore to Port Dapo.llAud tntormedis,
| stations 80 "A NJ. and Z. 90 P. NJ
Accommodation Lfain from PORT Deposit vii
Trsins for baltimore leave CHESTER ats. Goa. T.
aud 10 81 a. H., sad T. IS 2. n.
ITstus for Baltimore leave Wilmington ~ II a.
! q " and 10 " A. NJ, l. 0s and o. II r. ~.
suNpAY TRAIN FkOM BALTIMORE
| Leave Baltimore at q p 81, stopping at Mag
nolA, Perrymtus'. Aberdeen, H4yfs-de- grace
| Psuyvllle, Charlestovn. North BAsi, BlktOG
Newark, Stanton, Newport. Wilmington, Clay
II. y. KRHsRv. Superintendent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

A PITIFuL stoHT.-On Friday after
noon, an old woman, apparently 70 wears
Of age, With gr hair streaming down
her back, might 1--we been seen on west
Front street in % silly state of drunk
enness. She We taken In charge ny an
officer and conveyed to her home.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

BARN BURNED.-The barn Of Mr.. Thos
W. Reed. about three miles from ElktOR,
on the North East road, was fired on
Tuesday night week, between Il and -
O'Clock, aud wholly consumed, together
with a small quantity Of provender, two
pigs and some poultry. One cart and
two wagons were partly burned. Mr..
Reed had gone to North East that even
ing and reached home in the middle Of
the night to find his barn in flames. The
fire is supposed to have been the work OF
some tramp, through accident or care
lessness. The building was Insured in
the Cecil Company for s4OO.-Elkton
Wig.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

MIXED TRAIN. NOfthWard. Will leave De lma
VI 10 o. N. Laurel, 3 %; seainrd, g. 66s Bfidg
VILE. 4 N; Greenwood. T. 20; Pennington. %
llarrin ton. 8 2si Reltoa, 90; Canterbury 2. %
woodside, 0ii Wycmnr, 6lSi Dover, g
M0nrt0n. 6M. Brenford. Tot; clayton. 80
Green Spring. 7 a; Blackbira, T. Sis Townsend
7b4i MiidletOwn. s. 1ss Nj. Pleasant &. %; KIRK
wood. g a.; New Castle. . ~. Arrive Al VII
3 80 snuthwGrd. Will leave Philadelphia Htli. e
+ N Bslnmura 'Ds Wilmington. q %; New
Castle. J. 20t MiddletOwu. 2 2i;ud, Townsend "a ;
Citytou. g. l6i D.ver, 40; Wyoming, 4l0i Fsl-
ten, ~; Harrington, D. 8; farmington, h'lbi
Greenwood, 6Ai bridgeyille, .. ~; heaford, g. lhi
Laurel, 4ni Delmar co.
fne mixed tsin will be RIM subject n delsJi
Incident To freight business, aud will stop only Al
Al hara I'M "a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

INA Ftx.-A house on Walnut street
above Fourth, Is hnilt i'm sucn a manner
as To occupy all the ground o. whlcn It
Is entitled. A piece Of grouud back Of
the house for number Of years has been
routed fora yard for the use Of this house,
but this year the owner, from some reason
or other, refused to rent i. for that pur
pose. The house being built on the
building line, the owner Of the ground
has boarded up the rear Of the building,
cutting or all communication with
hydraut, outhouses, sc. The tenant
was compelled To Use the yard of the
house adjoining for drying clothes. ct D.,
and therefore gave mp the preuists for
something more convenient and agree
able,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

CHARGED WITH DEsERr1oN.--'James
Toomey was arrested on Thursday week
and brought Esquire Publ charged with
desertion and sued by the Trustees Of the
Poor for the maintenance of his wife
Anne Toomey and child. He was held
in $500 bail for his appearance at Court
10 default Of which be was sent to the
New Castle iai.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

And viii consider the applications of all who
snply In tersou by mil We ctn give consinut
en- loymeat aud good wages 10 ten g0rd ma.
enlpi,is PusEY, JONES Il CO.
zen % 'W imnginn. Delaware.
M AkE MONEY fast snd hOn"rably nv At once
va plying for q territorial right fwhich are
RlN'h Tree IN agentsl To - tho hest. strongest,
mnst useful aud fand selling sewing machine,
auN patent hutinh hole worker ever used ~ ra
enmhended br l'miliel or bny one fnr mr. nwu
nse' u iHtniv -, s.nt free evervwhe-a hy er
HUDSON \ 80. corner tireenvicb ard Conrt.
'"t" -uH"ts N"W York. SEP 6mw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

THE CENTRiPBTAL PowER.-A new era
has come in the application Of mechau-
lea power, which is in the invention Of
the Messfs Smith, who own and control
"The Centripetal Power" now on exhibi-
ton at COS Market street. Il is the won
der OF the age. The place lie daily crowded
With intelligent gentlemen, attracted by
the invention. All pronounce 1t greater
than the patentees claim. With conf
bined machine farmers and carpenters
have facilities to do requisite work in
very short time, and tighten life Of hall
the cares that now trouble the callines
alluded to. Call and see for yourselves,
and when You have seen, your testimony
shall he "the half was not told rs of the
wonders of the Centripetal Power"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.-Thls
bank was removed on Monday from bO-
Market TO its new quarters, 5Os Mafket
street, IN the Clayton House. Mr.. f. 1,
Taylor, the new Secretary, has assumed
the duties of his Office and viii he nj ms
place of business during banking hours
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

FANCY GooDs.-Suydsm X Tlltou have
opened a store at sl3 Market street, for
the sale Of millinery aud fancy goods,
bonuets. French flowers, head dresses,
hoop skirts, corsets, and all kinds ladies'
and children's underwear. and jet orra-
ments Of all kinds for the head. Give
them n call,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for wllm- ngton aud Philadal'
phiaRt7 40 A. N. Leave Philadelphia. Il 90 N
asd Wilmington, l.10P NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 those above, leave clayton for
SMYRNA S. ~ A, A.. and 2 % p NJ. leave SinYrnf
for Ola ytdn II. IS A. NJ, and 20 r NJ, to make
connection with trains 10 and from Dover, and Sta.
iions south.
CONNECTIONS,
At Townsend, with the Kent County and Ones
Annals = Kent Railroads. A. Clayton. with Nd
Del. 2 Z, At Harrington with j. a H. X. X
Al SeHford with D. .. z. ?. Al DelInar, will
h. r. X and Wicomio0 sud POcOmoka r. X
q Y KENNkY- nnI q n ntanlnnI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

Bu1baum's ss5 suits are nobby.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-22


HE backward season has had
a very percepribfe effect upon
the markets in the East. Buy
ers have been chary of their
favors, and holders have be-
come somewhat demoralized in
consequence, and prices ruling
low, so that we see not only the
farmers but the business men
are affected by the cold spring.
In this state of the market,
Dan. Will & Bros, ever on the
lookout Tor a "soft thing" have
dispatched their accomplished
buyer, Aaron, TO the Eastern
markets, and a full line of fan
cy and staple goods is now be-
ing received. They will doubt
less be able to offer some rare
bargains 4; Tor we know there
bas been no time so favorable
this yeai for buying goods in
their line. Give them II call,
and examine their stock and
prices.