Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-23

3d. 81. NII ur Nf scfi,g ct articles on
" trcuch Homo L4ic--ou Mmiiagr Nc
cure santa Cruz and the Carlist WAR;
" New Foundland :" "The -Four Ages y
The Rate OF Diseount;n aud Alexander
Buhnas.'
The paper on 1.-THE Rate Of Discount V
would be an eye-opener 10 some OF our
usury law supporters, and II the opinions OF
the writer could be impressed on our Legis-
lature tbs result would he the opening OF a
new era Of prosperity in our busy city.
Democrats Moahly Maga=ine for septem-
Der is rich in literary novclties, and also
gives n tine display of the new fall fashions
Deaored seems TO outhii ali its contempor-
aries IN the value Of premiums TO his sub
scrihcrs; he announces An astounding oiier
for 1874. OF the large and celebrated chrome
. Tie Ola Oakcn Bucket" after Jerome
Thompson, aud several other equally large
and valuable chtomos, THE Captive Child
Home, sweet Home" and "Aiter the
Storm" for the ensuing three years, worth
slb each. This is certainly unparalleled,
and we wonder how 1t can be done. Send
| Tor circular. Address W. Ienningh Demon
est, SO. Broadway, New York.
Democrats Young america Is aa full OF
novelties 40 AN egg is full of meat. The
September number OF this juvenile monthly
will be- a valuable accession TO any family
OF childpn. An announcement iH made
that hcrcs tier it viii he furnished NJ Il per
year, with premium. Girls and boys will
please note this. Address W. Jennings
Dcmorcst, SIS RioNdway. N. Y.
m, GciGry-for September is quite re-
markahle number, in view Of It's ohstce oi
subiocts MIR. Albert Rhodes discusses for
the Hrat time The Coming Marriage"
"Thc Anu-Slayeiy Men Of the SOUTH
by the late Il. A. Pollard the iiatin, ;uished
] Southern journalist goes 10 show tie exist
euoe Of % sentiment at the South which
Northern abolitionists never recognized,
hut which, il properly lostcred and cncOur-
aged, might have led To a peaceful solution
of the slavery question. II is claimed that
Washington, Jefferson, Madison. Henry
Clay, and many other distinguished south.
crn statesmen were strongly anti-slavery in
THEN views
| Mts. Fcujrc, who has written great
deal about India In the magazines of laie'
ANll AANAAH "a iuff0 AAAANahNtAAfH 'hfNAN'N 'i'
! Bmhminisn, which she calls " he Nam
moth Religion o. the World, " A Broken
Lily is "a love story
"Ihc Revolution 90 Berlin in isls,' ia
written hy Hon. Theodore :. Fay the emf
ucut author
| symbolism and I.angilee' will interest
AL thoughtful readers, bat commends itself
1 especially 10 philologists and Frcemasons
! and SwedenhoTeians and students.
| The graceful Lnglish writer Lady Blanche
murphy. contributes sketch of the Aus
trian Provinces.
summer Days at Newport is highly
wrought love story. "rhe Catlistsn is 4
timely historical sketch, which will prob
the number.
Mir. Julian Hawthorne, the gifted son o
"the only American novelist presents d
sketch Of ooiman university duelling
which he calls "a Feast Of Blood
The number contains but two poems, =
translation from Eonsard- aud "fhe Aero
naut."
The Literary and Scientific Department.
of the number .te as entertaining rs usual
out the club Room, which we always look
ior first. is missing Is this a permanent
loss. oi tro the members OF the Club taking
their summer vacation
! Fo-st amt Nneam.-wc have received The
first uumberof weekly journal with th'
above title, Published at l0a Fulton street
New York. Charles Halluck is mauagihl
editor, en-. ported, 10 is stated, hy u corps O
4hic contributions. Judging by the number