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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26


REPORT ON HOME MISSIONS.
l. During the last six months, a church
has been organized at Harrington, Del;
the church at Georgetown, Del, has BEEN
dedicated, and new houses of worship
have been in process of erection at Har-
rington, fredericksburg and Elkton, VIII lie
parsonages have been built or purchased
at Whaleyville, Berlin and Lewes.
2, The pastorate is established in 35 of
our churches, while five have stated sup
plies and six are now vacant, but we hope
soon to be supplied.
PARsoNAGEs
Report was made that 80 churches out
of 46 of our churches have parsonages,
and every church was urged to secure a
home for its minister.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Rev. ]. Garland Hammer, Synodical
Evangelist, was instructed 10 confer with
all the churches in regard 10 the insurance
of the lives of all the pastors of Presby-
terry, according to the plan recommended
by the Synod of Baltimore.
PLACE OF NEXT MEETING.
West Nottingham Church Cecil county,
Md, was made the place of the next
stated meeting, on September S0lh, at II
a. m.
SUIT AGAINST sMYRNA CHURCH.
After bearing both parties Presbytery
resolved "thRt they can by no means
justify the course of Rev. 8. S. sturges in
resortlng to civil court TO adjudlcate an
alleged claim for salary, while all such
claims should be settled in an ecelesiastl.
cal court and that we hereby enioin
Rev. Mr.. sturges to Immediately with.
draw said suit in order that the matter
may DO settled by the proper tribunal"
LICENSE.
Rev. W. D. Baker, after passing a sat-
iafactory examination before Presbytery
was licensed to preach the gospel.
Mr.. Baker is a talented young man Of
color.
NARRATIVE or STATE OF RELIGION.
The narration was read by Rev. r. L.
Boing, and adopted and ordered to be
sent o the General Assembly.
All the over'ures sent down by the
Genera, Assembly were answered In the
negative,
The Rev. j. 7. Ulmstead of 81. Georges.
preached in the evening to crowded
house, after which a vote of thanks was
rendered by the Pre-bytery to the tamil
lies OF the church and friends in Snow
Hill for their generous entertainment.
Presbytsry adjourned 10 meet 10 Will
mington, In the Wet Church, on the
arst day of May, II a. m.
EVANGELIST,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

FINE GRANINa.-A bookcase recently
grained, in imitation of French walnut,
In one of the private offices in EVERY
EVENING Building, is one of the Anest
specimens OF artistic taste and skill that
we have seen for long time. The curl
and grain are so richly blended that the
casual observer will readily take them
for the natura, wood, instead of being
only the production of the artists brush.
Mr.. s. X. Cloud, painter and grainer, 212
Orange Street, did this handsome piece Of
work. There is so much rough, unnatur-
al work called granting about town, that
we take pleasure in noticing this instance,
TO the credit and skill of Mr.. Cloud. He
has few if any superiors in hio line OF
huafuaEa
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RAlLR iAn LINE. -Passtl
~ traius wi. leave ~ follows:

MIXED TRAIN, N, = Inward. will leave Del.
mar At a. P. y. Laurel. g. u Stafford, as ,
Bn ige lille, 42 Greer wood, 4 10; Fa-miuK.
ton, 4 81 Harrington g. ~ Falt0a. 8 AZ Can
teroury, 49, Wo dside, 60s Wyoming, 6. 20 ;
IYlis Clay g. u Gr.sn sp.nz : % Blaet ia,
Pleasant, .62; klrkwOud $40; New Cast Q sS7
Arnvea Wilmla on. 8 %; Philadelphia, Ii 80;
bal'lm Re, 3 30. sonthward. will leave phiIa-
de phia at y. 80 = M ; Baltimore, 7 81. vii.
mingtun, II IS; rev Castle. ~; Mddlstown.
22ii TOWN., nd, IS; Clayton, Oi; D0verg 20
wyoming, 3. 6!i F-lt,n. 4Ol; Harrington, 4 II E;
fsrml gt'u, u Greenwood, D.. O5; BfidReVilie
o. w seafurd, 5.47; Laurel, g. II De mar, 6 81.
r mixed ira will be run subject 10 oel4ys
iuoldsot 10 freigh; bus iness, and will step only
At stations wh-ie tim Ia give
NEW CASTLE TRAINe
Leave New sile for Wilmington and Phila-
aelphia 7 20 A. NJ. Leave PHI tdeIphia. ii is
III. and Wilmington, !. . p. NJ for New Castle.
- sMY INA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to llOse above, leave Clayton for
smyrna, % A. NJ ad 2O) =, NJ, lsa, e
smyrna for Clayton, Il 80 A. a., and Z S5 y M.
TO make connection with trains 10 aud from,
Dover, aud Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
n Al Townsend, with tbs Kent County and
Queen Annals 4 Kent Ra lroads. At CLARION.
with Md, 4 Del. \. r. At HarriI gton with j
y. X. r. At seaford, with d, a b.. X. X. Al
Belnar, with 3. 5. X. X. and wioonic5 and
Il, P. KENNY. Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

SURVEYING THE GROUND FOR ONE.

1t WAS rumored some time since that
company of capitalists intended starting
a wire factory here, but nothing definite
could be learned of the proposed enter
prise. Now, however, all the prelimina-
rics are said to have been decided upon,
and Monday those interested had a sur
veyor at work on the South-side lay ing
off the ground upon which the factory is
soOn to be built.
This will doubtless be another of the
many successful Industrial establishments
now in operation in our city, and will do
Its share in adding to the fame and repu-
tation Of Wilmington abroad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

The ExPLosIoN ON SATURDLr.-At
the explosion Of the powder mill In the
Hagley yard, on Saturday, II was reported
that no damage was done other than the
killing Of Mr.. Dougherty. This seems to
be incorrect, for a workman named Gal
laher, who was just entering the Inflated
mill with a bag tiiled with something at
the time the explosion occurred, was
seriously II not fatally injured. The mill
was badly damaged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

TIES LEVI CouRT.-On Saturday the
Levy Court met at Washington street
and the Brandywine, and considered the
matter Of constructing bridge over the
stream, at that place. No definite action
was taken, but at the next session Of the
court, May 9th, the question will again
be considered and probably favorably
acted upop,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

MANY ANswERs.-Mr. J. t. Budd,
real estate agent and conveyancer at
Middlctown, recently advertised in the
New York Herald, that he had for sale a
number of fine farms on the line Of the
proposed ship canal, and received in re-
Spouse ninety two letters from parties
desiring such property. The line Of the
canal has not yet been definitely deter
mined, but no matter where II runs, Mr..
Budd will be found to have good farms
along the route.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

TREASURER KILLeoRE. Mr.. Joseph
L. KillRore, has been reelected Secretary
and Treasurer by the newly constituted
Boari If Education. The vote was
nearly unanimous, splendid proof for
his int = ity and ability, considering that
Repuhli ans and Democrats both voted
for hi .. Amongst our German popula-
tion, MIR Killgore is since along time the
favori' hut lately he proved his esteem
of them by presenting the German library
with valuable and costly works OF
Wieland. -Delapdrs Pointer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

LOOKING AT ENGNE.-A committee Of
three gentlemen, appointed by the citizens
of Port Deposit to examine aud report
on the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing the
er for use In the town, visited this city
last wee4 and witnessed a trial Of the
engine. She did well, as she always
does, and the committee left for home
well pleased and will doubtless recon
mend that she be purchased. d..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

A SURGICAL FEAT. - Mr.. William
Richards, now of Pittsburgh, formerly
Kent county, Del, who lost his speech
from some disease Of the muscles of the
tongue and throat, has recovered II by
the ingenious operation of cutting oil
the teldons of the affected muscles and
applying galvanic plates of zinc and sill
yer, with platina needles to the nerves Of
the muscles. DR.. Charles ID. Green, OF
Philadelphia, operator 10 this case, says
he has cured the most difficult cases Of
stammerers by the same treatment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

SALE OF valuable PRorERTr.-M. NJ.
Child g. Co., will sell May LIST, Ia the
western portion Of the city, several freme
and briok dwelling houses aud several
building lots. The lots and houses are
on Scott aud Lincoln streets, between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

LEcruRE.-A lecture will be delivered
in the Institute Hall, Of Wilmington, by
Mr.. Vale.ta, of Philadelphia, on the 18Th
OF May. Subject, liberalism and Re-
publlcanism The proceeds are for the
completion Of 81. Peters Catholic Church,
Of New Castle, Del. The patronage Of
the different Societies Is requested and
hoped for.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

ERsoNAL.-senator Thos. +. Bayard,
who has remained at his residence In
Washington since the adjournment OF
the Senate for the purpose Of obtaining
much needed rest, win arrive home In
eight or ten days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

STURGEON CATCHING. Of our citl-
Gems engaged in fishing In the Delaware,
opposite Jones' creek, have caught within
the past three weeks, one hundred and
seveutY-slx sturgeon, which were sold for
three hundred and sixty-elght dollsrj.-
Chester Republican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

BEING CLAMED.-Mlss Lsmplugh, lIv-
ing at Second and Jackson, has identified
the underclothing captured by the police
last week from the fellow, who,
when accosted as to his business, LEFT
without any explanation and dropped o
bundle in his flight. Thomas Hughes,
a gentleman living In the same neighbor-
hood, has also claimed some the articles
captured. A skirt, small guilt and the
bag of peaches are still awaiting owners.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

Lost CHmDRxs.-Mouday was such
a pleasant day II was a difficult task to
keep children within doors, and each
opportunity that presented Itself for es-
cape from their homes was Immediately
seized and the little enes would seanper
of, leaving mothers and nurses to and
them. Five children during the day
however, wandered too far from their
homes and could not be found except by
the police, who Immediately returned
them to their anxious parents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

MAIro. Thursday, the nrsL Of
May, the Fame Active Association and
The friends Of that organization expect to
have a jolly time on the banks of the
Biandywine. II is the custom Of this
association 10 hold such festival each
year as they arc now making prepare
lions for, aud the character and the sue
cess of their former May parties is
guarantee of the excellence of the ap-
preaching one.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

THE SMITH CAsB.-A Philadelphia firm
ttate that Joseph II. Smith, the man
found drowned here on Saturday morning,
was at their place OF business making
some purchases at 8 O'Clock on the even
ing of Friday and that he had consldera-
Bile money on his person. Smith could
not have arrived here until II 30 that
evening and most probably did not leave
Philadelphia until that hour. He was
perfectly sober when in Philadelphia, and
If drunk at all must have become so after
arriving here. Each additional fact re-
garding the case sinks ii deeper in the
abyss OF mystery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

PERsoNAL.--Dt. HauA Crothers, recently
located atNewark Del, has gone TO New
York TO Wltneaa some capital operations at
few days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

ALARM or FIRE.-The reflection of
red hot stove in the spoke factory on
Tsinah ste t. bet Fi'lh aud 5 XIII,
wns the "a, Sc OF the alarin o lire f'idaJ
night week between and 10 o'clock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

srRArED AwAI.-Willlam Gregg, aged
IS, and slightly deranged, len bis home
In this city on Saturday week, and has not
been heard from since. Any Information
concerning him should be sent to No.
sos Pine street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

Divided as follows.
Total number of bills and Joint resolu-
tions originated by the House. ........ .2es
Total number Of bills and joint reaolu-
lions originated in the .lG2
Number OF bills and joint resolutions
originating In the House In excess Of
those originating in the Senate, sees. III
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26


SPECIAL Correspondence Of the STATE JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, April 2l.-One week
ended the Spring Term of the Superior
Court aud Court of Oyer and Terminer
FIR Sussex.
On the hrst day, Ward, of the Wadey
trial notoriety, Camden, N. j., was con-
victed OF burglary, sentenced to six
months imprisonment, one hour in the
pillory and 81 lashes on bare back, which
latter was put into execution on Saturday
lat. This fellow, 1t is said, came down
expressly to visit gentleman whom he
had heard Kept considerable money about
his house. He was twice on the premises,
but ON both occasions there happened to
be other parties be tried neighboring
store, was caught and is in trouble.
Two days would have sufficed for all
the business, but for the rape case, State
vs. Joseph Burton alias Green. There
was much feeling In the neighborhood
where the act was committed, aud the
town was filled with people. All the
witnesses were ordered In room to
themselves, about forty. Jacob Moore.
Esq, represented the prisoner, Messrs
Lore and Bates, the people. Since the
trial Of GoldsbOro, the Court room has
not been 80 deusely packed, and as Anna
Lank, timid white child of less than IA
years, related the story Of her attack
along the riverside, her struggles and fual
outrage by this negro brute, and came
unscathed through half hours severe
cross examination, the sympathles Of
the hundreds who listened were enlisted
and we believe from the low murmurings
and the nncuncealed, out spoken declara.
lions Of The thi ong, II would only have
been Necessary Tor the old gray haired
uncle who supported her by his presence
through this ordeal, 10 have called for
summary action, and scores would have
rushed 10 the dock.
Judge Wootten's charge TO the iury
was fair and q strong argument In favor
Of Justice. The Jury retired about half
past O'Clock a. M, aud al 2 returned
with verdict of guilty, aud the sentence
Of the Court Is, "that on the goth dav OF
June next, between the hours of 10 a, m,
and 4 p. M, be shall be hanged by the
neck until be is dead"
The community will remember with
gratitude the fearless and foreible man.
ner OF the prosecution. "Well done
good and faithful sertant,h II,
----------------s---
Douglas Jerrold once observed that
the best epltaph Mr., Charles Knight
could evet have would be the words
GOOD Knight" on his tombstone.
How many people put a two.cent
stang on newspaper Of ordinary weight,
requiring oulv one cent TO pay the postage.
But Il lie ali right carelessness ought to
b. taxed, ea q LUXURY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

ORDAINED A DEAooN.-On Friday week
the Ri. Rev. Bishop Howe, OF the diocese
Of r aiding, ordained JOS phi 7. Wright
to the order of De.eons. Mr.Wrl- b. wac
formerly music teacher In this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

Jane Coombs, who has many admirers
here, 10 playing at Pittsburgh, where she
always draws good houses,
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DHTLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON h BALTf.
i MOkE RAILROAp TINE table.

coNMKEoIsa SUNDAY, OCT. p, 1872.
Trains will leave Depot corner BkOAD STRRRr
AND MAsHtEgfON AVENUE, as follows
WAY MAIL TRAIN at 80 A. M, tsuudays
exeeptedI for Baltimore, stopping AZ all regular
stations Copnee ing at Wilmington with D@iR-
ware K 4 Lice At Clay'oS with smyrna
ton with J. a B. n. r, al seaford Siih b. & D,
X. X. iRt Dsimar with 3 b. r. r. at sails
bury with W. \ r. X. Il,
EXPkBSl TRAIN At 40 NJ. (sundays ex-
CO tedi. for Bal imore aud Washin gton, stoppiag
At Wilmington. Perryville, and Havro- de- graos
Conn ct At Wilmington with train for New
KXPREss TRlIU at A0P. NJ. (sundays ex-
oepttd). for Baltimore aud Washlug ton, stepping
at Chester, TnurloW, Linwood, ClAymo viii
mington, Newport. stanton, Newark. Elk on,
Northeast ChArl.st N, Perryyile Hsvre-de-
Grace, Aberdeen. Perryman's, kdgewood, Mag
noliA, Chase aud Stemmer'a Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS at II. 80 n daily for
BalimoIe aud Washington stopping at Chest y,
Linwood, Claguont, Wilmington, hewark, Elk.
n. North -kast,. .Perryyille, Hhvre-de-G Grace,
PeTyman's and NJ guolia.
Pass, gers for Port ess Monroe and Norfolk.
will taks abe ~, IS n. tIaia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

APPOINTED. Agnew has been
appointed letter-cArrier In place OF Mi
Moody, deeeasel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

At Wilmington. with trains to Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and with Delaware railroad traint
Nos. 2 and make direct c0nnectonwlth traint 10
aud from Washing on.
AZ Chadd,s f9ld, trains Mo-. 4, y and o ioi
Philadelphia. Trains Nos l, band with trains
for Poit Deposit.
Al Coates ille all trains connect with trains fof
Philagelphia AID Harrisburg TrAius Nos, 2 and
make direct Connection with trains to and from
Philadelphia.
AT Birasboro,. trains and connect northward
aud south ward with Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, and and 4 with southwark bound
PhilAdslphia. o. STOLZ, supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

REPORT FOR THE PAST MoSTH.
The following table shows the utten-
dance at our public schools for the four
weeks endlug April 2lth, 1873
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Spring Arrangement, Commencing Aprit1'
Leave Wilmington 100, 10 40 A n, 6@
Leays Lapde berg 4i, ~ % = N. 1901 q,
Arr We II Wimit gtnn h6 NJ, Ql, hWna
Arrive at L ndeu ergo 0, II o. M. TO,fM
NNkuTlONS-Traina leaving Wilmlnktoe
$500 NJ BA umore Ut SO a. NJ aud Dela-
ware x. r, trains arriving at 10 10 A. M.
Train leaving Wilmington at ~ r. "a COZ
neels with train lowing p iiadelphia at 7. N.
Train arriving At Wluiing on az % A. NJ
with train for Philadelphia ass 10 A. NJ. IA.
Train arriving at Wilmington at LOU WIN
train for Philadelp hiA At 2 W L. M. =,
Train arriving 81 Whining on a. 800 7. "
with train for Baltimore and Wa.hinston ~ o.n
York at 40 2 N. and with Delaware H. H.
trains at q. Is p. NJ.
Omnibus connecticut between W. 4 W. and
p W, Alb, depots. and cars Of Wilmington CITY
RallMaN DAVID CnNNELL. Snpt.
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Presbytery of New Castle.

THIRD DAYS EssIoN--DELEGATEs TO THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY VARIOUS REPORTS.
Snow HILL, Md, April 18th, 1873 -
Presbytery was opened with prayer by
the Moderator, Rev. II. ]. Gaylord.
Mr.. j. T. Skeen, a member of Port
Deposit Church, was taken unGer the
care OF Presbytery as a candidate tor the
ministry.
DELEGATES TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Revs. j. l.. Vallandigham and Cyrus
Huntington, with Elders DR.. G. W. Todd
and President Purnell were elected prin
cipals, and Revs. j. Crowell, d. b and
John Squier, with Elders DR.. Glllis and
Irving Spencer, were made the alternates.
INSTALLATION.
The installation of Rev. II. j. Gaylord,
as Pastor at Whaleyyille, Md, was fixed
for May 8th, Rev. B. 7. Myers to preach,
Rev. j. G. Hammer to preside and charge
the people, and Rev. W. NJ. Hersman TO
charge the Pastor.
BENEVOLENT WORK.
The committee reported the following
amounts contributed to the Board of the
General Assembly during the year by the
churches
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and Wilmington
Leave philadelphia at 10. 45 A. NJ, 2SN 900
Slaec 10 " ldsilyl 7. N. The % !raig
interme late stations.
Lave wilmis gso9 At 9, 4i and $40 A. NJ,
IVY, " and .. 70 X d. Tue 10 q M train will
Sunday leave Wilmington ate SOP NJ.
The g. % A. N .rain from Wilmington viii
connect At Arsenal Junction BY street cars with
the g. 80 a. NJ. uain for New Y ork frsm West
bHigaD'A AND BALTIC. CENTRAL r. R.
TRAINS sieppipg At all stations on Chester
Creek aud Psiladelphia and Baltimore Central
Leave Philadelptia for Port Deposit Csunday
exeeptel). att "a A.. NJ aud 4 30 P. NJ. Fhiit-
delpnia for Chadd'a Ford at L. o.. W-dnes lays
aud Saturday, al, go z ~. philadelphis. for
nesday aud Saturday, 290P M The On A ii.
tr, 10 stops at all stations between Phi ladelphia
Leave PJn Deposit for Phiiaielshia tsunday,
exeepted). at 0. 70 A. NJ. and 42iP 81, Oxford
i9r Philsd.iphia az 10, 10. ~ A. NJ ard 5.2l
?. NJ. Chadd's Ford for philadelphia Up NJ
SUNDAY, leave PhlladelphlH fos oxford, 5 30
A; n. leave oxford for Philadelphia, 8 ~ Z. N.
Trsius esylpg Whining on at 8. % A. NJ. aud
400 III Will cen' ect at LhmOkin Juuct n
with the ~ A, v. and q 20 r. N. trains for
rhtil,sadelRhs and BsllinoTs Cent'a. sa,lrosd;
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmingsen at 10 30 A. NJ, 80, 0 90
CnEslRs FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester o. %, ~, 80, s.4s e.l3, II. OS
AM; l;s l.4s, q. "a, 0 IS. 8. 10. o 81, :. %
10. 81 z. N.
FROM BALTIMORRTO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore tt73 A M wayM II o. 90
A. NJ. Expre-g, So p NJ. Expnesi, T. 30P. NJ,
xtrsss, 10 - =. 81
From Ba tmlre to Pori Deposit and inter-
mediale sts iOus9. 30 A. NJ, and 0. o r. NJ
Accommodation tain from Port Dep sit will
leave Perfyville At T. 80 A. NJ, for Baltimore a d
| interme1iate stations.
| Trains b ltimofe laavs Chester at T. O6 A NJ
and IL. 45 A. NJ, a1d IS Up, NJ
Trains for b Baltimore leave Whining on atl2 %,
Sand l0tiA NJ. o. and Up NJ,
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave BaltimuIe at z. % Z. NJ ttocp rg al
Magnolia, Perymans' ABERDEEN, uavrs de-
Grace. Perriville, Charlie town Nor h kss.,
/ Z kten, Newark, stanton Newport. Mil4ing
tOn, Caymont Ii Won tad Ch ser.
II +, BENNY, sarerin' endert-
nBLAwARE RAILR iAn .-Passlnger
| ~ traiuH vi. lsAye ~ follOwH;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

HoRsRs, FURNITURE CARS AND DRAY
1.-The subscribe begs leave TO notify N
his friends sud the people Of Wilmington JJ-aN
snd vicinity that he still continues ~ L
keepat his oil stand corner OF FRONT AND
fhkNCH STREETS. Furniture Cars aud Drsyl
and excellent Horses to hire At all hours Fur1i.
tufe and other articles will DO removed from tha
steamboat landing and o'her plafesin HE civ
WIN gfea' care by skillful and sober drivers An
who de'ite dray ng can be- aocou mod ated witt
prnmptness at The lowest possible rates,
leswm MORRf SWELDlE
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N~' uFtitf FAR = n ttlE
Tao stb cib.t aiisrs for sale valnabia nm. =,
Ia acre., most Of which Il under culuyaiinn i ol
remainder good timber; situated within 0ns she
Of mile OF GeorRe town, sussex ronntye ut,t,,r
There are 1--WE bundled young peach tiees An ~ ~
farm. ier.ona wishing to invest IN real esta ~
particulars address or call on '"''nef
RLEs p. TUNNEL.
ma122-lmw AZ Depot, Georgetown, Deia
A q A II ID.
George Viekersand II. W. Viclers hava n.,,.,
for tbs practice Of law, In Kent and Queen Hns
countless, Maryland under the Arm Of Anhe
cHRsrgRrows. Mn. July ], 1871. i 80,
II EvI q BIRD.
Attorney-at-Lnw,
ONCE N. B. corner Sixth and King strests.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-26

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