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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

The Eufaula Times pays the follow
ing honest tribute to Hon. Alexander
FL. Stephens: The labors of this
extraordinary mao under every sort
of strange malady and physical mis-
fortune, sick, crippled, aud emaciat-
ed as he is, ought to shame every
lazy man in the country into work
His history of the United States for
school eclipses every other book of
that kind yet published, and must
soon rival in the South the sale of
Webster's spelling book. He edits
with ability a daily paper, and yet.
among these incessant literary tolls.
he finds time to court and be favor
ite of thai jealous mistress, the law.
And now, at Oglethorpe Court
house, last Friday, in S400, coo case,
upon his erutches and against two or
three of the giant lawyers of tfeorgia,
he made. it is said. the best speech,
and achieved the greatest intellectual
triumph of his life. Such are ii /
fruits of labor. There is nothing
grander in life than well directed
labor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
HARNESS SHOP AT sHEDO, OREGON.
r. FORTINER,

Manufacturer Of, and Dealer inHARNESs and
70 dies. A good article for sfair price.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
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Typheie, Ysllev, and efhsr fsysts fsidsd ky RAD
WAYS P1LLEl % aasex - KADHAYD READY
EKLIEF. FIIy cents DsS bottle. ss,d BY Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

Will leave Albany for Corvallis every TUES
DAY and FRlDAi and tor Portland every
WEDS ESDAI End SATURDAY. Following
are the freight and passenger rates:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Our PnhIic srI,nnIs

EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS ON SATURDAY.
The regular examination for Teachers to ~,
vacancies, occurring in our public schools, was
held at No. School House, on Saturday. The
examination was commenced at ga. NJ, and con-
tinued throughout the day The exereizes Jvere
conducted by Superintendent Harlan, mad A II
TaDney, principal of No. /; and in the presence
of the Committee on Teachers and number of
visitors. The examination in reading was con.
Quoted by Mr.. Hiles, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Teachers.
The applicants for examination were 20 in
number, and were from the following schools
From Public School No. T. 16.
From Delaware State Normal University 4
From Wesleyan Female College. 4
From Chester High School, 2.
From Girls High School, PHILADELPHIA.
From State Normal School, West Chester. /
From Miss Browns School, Institute building.
l.
From Oakland Institute, Norristown, l.
From Chester Academy, /.
From Millersyille Normal School, Pa. /.
From West Chester Public High School l.
From Pennington Academy, New Jersey, /.
from 1ork, Pa, school not named, l.
From Chestnut Hill Convent, Pa,
From State Normal School, Mansfield. Pa. /.
From school No., 9th Election Distric, Cecil
county, Md, l. s' ONSA
There being about 1000 answers to the oues
tons proposed yet to revise and examine, it viii
be impossible, for some time to come. TO ascer
tain who have passed successful examinations
In general, the examination showed an adj
vanced degree of scholarly attainmepts. bnt
with the exception of afew who have been teach
ing in different places, the majority Of the Te
mainder were considered too young TO be PLACED
in charge OF the schools.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
sPRlNc REMoVALs.

trhose who remove the present month and arg
willing the public should know It are invited TO give
ua the information fer insertion In this eolumn.l
A. w, Gathers, grocer. removes from Twelfth and
Tntnal to Maryland, near the Pennsylvania line.
he will contihue in the general mercantile business.
James A. Sanders removes from the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland 10 this city. and will engage in the dry
goods business OF No. ais Market street.
The First National Bank will remove from Fourth
and Market to It's new building at Fifth and Market
streets
The Artizans Saving Bank will remove from Goa
Market 70 tei Market
The Domestic Sewing Machine Co, VIII remove TO
s01 Market street.
W. R. Bowman. grocer, viii remove from Fourth
and Lombard to Second and KING.
j. T. Gardner, dealer in oysters, removes from
1907 Market street, to Seventh and Shipley.
J. A. Beers, barber, removes frem Arcade Row,
to 6l6 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EYENrna-

Asylum Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, s of t. at Hall
9Th and Market Streets
Humanity Circle, B. U. c. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge No, 3, K. Of P, at Knights of
Pythias Hail. 2l1 Market street.
American Star Lodge No. /, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street
Columbia Lodge, No. u, l. o. G. T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Delaware Encampment, No, l. L O. o. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets
Delaware Degree Council, No. /, o. U, A. NJ.
at Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

gE-Fatraot from letter from Mrs. ]. C. Aldrtch
Wause0n, Fulton Co., o. :" r. T. Hall Co. Gen
tlemen,-Please send me one dozen bottles OF y0ul
Scilian Hair Renewer. Our = bald and gray do NOT
want to be out. Ny mother is a living recommenda.
tion OF the results from the use Of the Renewer
Being almost seventy years old, and having worn q
wig over thirty years, 1t seems miracle TO those
who have known her SO long so bald and what little
hair she had being perfectly white; now her wig
thrown aside, her hair grown out, and smooth,
glossy brown, as in girlhood. Hoping you may long
continue to pour blessings on the heads OF the
the afflicted, remain, yours truly"
Such evidences, with the Endorsement Of the great
chemists Of New England, Dr. A. A. Hayes and s.
Dana Hayes, should satisfy any one, which Of the
preparations produce the best results.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Accident at Hockessin.
A MANS HAND BLOWN OFF.


A very painful accident occurred on Saturday
last, to Jeremiah Harrigan, residing near Hook
essin, in New Castle County. Mr.. Harrigan was
engaged in deepening well which had already
been ding to the depth of 20 feet, and coming
upon stratum of rock he had to resort to blast
ing. While loading the blast the tamping iron
cut the fuse. the blast exploded and the load
was sent through the centre OF Mr.. HIS right
hand, leaving nothing remaining but the ligi-
ments which still connected the thumb and lit
tie finger. The accident would have been much
mistake he had made, thrown himself against
the side Of the well in time for his head and bo-
dy to escape the load. Doctors Thompson, of
Broad Run, and chandler, Of Brandywine
Springs, we're sent for and Mr.. Harrigan put
under the influence of ether, while Dr.
Thompson successfully anputated the remain
der Of the hand at the wrist joint. The wound
ed man is doing as well as could be expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

ssine. for sha pnrpose OF taking fish in any OF
the fivers OF vstsrs within the iurisdiotion OF
the State which set may be found In Elmer .
IN. - Digest on page 205. After passing such
law ss that why sheuld New Jersey complain II
Delaware passed similar law
But, the Jerseymen found that arrangement
woald net work smoothly as to the Delaware
river, and, she did with Pennsylvania that which
ws want her nov to do with Delaware, and that
was. BY mutual agreement between those two
States to exercise concurrent jurisdiction over
the waters of the river Delaware. to 3 certain
extent aud the exercise Of the right of fishery
20 be carried on in conformity with such agree
ment which will more fully and at large APP
pear BY coAsnlting Elmer 9 IN. - Digest At page
100. DELAWARE.
March IA 1879
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

Lord, will lecture in Wesleyan College on Thurs
day evening Of this week, on " Madame De Main
tenon, or Woman in Society,"" This is one OF the
course Of MONDAY lectures which DR.. Lord is
giving in Philadelphia. in Horticultural Hall,
which is crowded with the most cultivated classes
OF society. The lecture is one of the best in the
course and is to be repeated there by request
Those who hear it on Thursday evening will
enioy rare intellectual treat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

THE CHESTER Co. LIVE Stock Iss. Co.-Our
item last week, to the effect that the Chester
County Live Stock Insurance Company had
closed up. is contradicted by the officers of the
organization. They say they have only temper
arlly suspended, while an examination of their
affairs is made. 1t seems that the amounts
collected from members were not all the exact
sums which should have been, and things are
little mixed, but the intention expressed is to
resume as soon as possible.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
Epst aud :fnxud.

= col B06s WANTE ITO return the Lost Ter
rier Do4 "DO1'n Ears closely cropped. The
Is OF q deRased friend. Liberal reward ia green
Dacks maris 1t 900 SIMPLIFY ST.
Y oST.-Hetween second aud King and Seventh
Il and N Msrket streets, a Ladlss' Hunting Case
Gold Watch, +. s. Mathife Locle, 81 6at. suitable
reward gtvea IL returned TO GEO JACK,
Dar1s-2t So5 haIket street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

CLAY AND MARBLE ESrERPRIsE.- Delaware s
stores of mineral wealth are to be further de-
yeloped. George Springer. of Hockessiu, has
leased for ten years, twltil the privilege Of pur-
chasing, within that time } IS acres of land near
Mill Greek station, on the Wilmington & West
ern Il. r., to three well-knosn business men in
this city who propose to open the splendid de-
posits Of lime-stone (dolomite.) building marble
and brick clay, which it contains. They mean
business, it Is understood, and will conn, encC
operatlpns on an extended ecale
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

ezS- Mutual Protection Lifs Insurance co:-slr:-I
take great pleasure in thanking the Mutual Protec-
YOU, for promptness in the payment of policy of
$1,000 on The life Of my late husband, Raison 6.
Moody, deceased.
He was insured in June last and died in Novem-
ber costing him at the time OF insuriDg $1,000, and
assessments since amounting to $3.50. making
March II, and was paid to me in full on that day.
heartily recommend the company 70 the public.
Yours, &c, REBECCA MOODY.
Ma. IsAAc j. JgNKTNs. Agent Custom House
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
LOCAL IaTELLIaERCE.
Rnzlrs=aHsur-
rRArsE EnAvR HnxuaroE.

TRAINS ERkvR WILMINGTON.
FT PAiladslpkts--LsS, ssH. ESQ ale Iase .. m
lHsa Soo, Aoe, hb0. Tia lass p N. Sundays
eso. p N
For Nes YWk-i.s5 g m; 1890 aid $50 ?. m
FeT BaftimTs-lass. ace END leoa a m; l.ss and
ali D N
RsF fAs DslaasaFe r R-Iako, s.an and 1910 q. IN.
as p N. No Sunday trains
For Mas casils-ls.bS. ssO, lolO a. ~. and 50.
an pm.
Fsr c0asssslzls--s.so. A. M.aaa and P. N. The
hrst two run through to Reading.
Eer Y. = Y. n R-iAarket 81, DsPoLl as
1910 g. m, and kS5 p. m.
. LKkyE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
la4o $50, and l0d5 a. m 1a15 1880. $50, AOo,
$50, 50, 1e.lo and iise .. M sundays lola. D
m.
TRANS Arrive AT wIEEafoE,
Fr0sa Dslapars h R.-soo tfrom New CAkAsl
l115 e m aHH, see and 1880 pm cine gEo La ter
are freight with passenger car attachedl
From W 4 n R-s15 and 1i.4b, q n. and alh
p. m The s.lb 3 m. only runs from Coatesville.
From PAiiadelphis-lasa, i d, 0.5e a m 12.0os
Lis, 205, sSo hOI, ais, 500, l0so Sunday i242 q
N, and $50 p. m.
ffop ". Z y. R. R-(AEarket St, Depot T.Ss n
m, AIS and $40 n
sE- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

An EVEN THING.-The receipts from passen-
gers travelling on the Baltimore Central Railroad
to see the ice gorge at Port Deposit have more
than equaled the losses sustained by the compa-
ny by the covering up Of the track for half a
mile at the lower end.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

REPAIRED.-New trestles have been placed un-
der the the trestle bridge at Chadd's Ford, on
the Baltimore Central Railroad. This bridge, il
will be remembered, was somewhat damaged by
ice during the winter. 1t is now rendered en-
tirely safe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

t1-No lady's toilet complete unless there be the
fragrant SoZoDoNT; unto the breath sweet aOrs it
teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and as pearls
sst in q coral vase.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

RBrNose kr ss,riaa-The Winter daya are past,
though the Fold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceaeeA 10 blow, and our city tailors have ul-
ready madssrrAngements for Spring garments for
the people, Mr. JohH II Nuhlhauaen, at ais King
street. esphialiy has laid In a beautiful STOCK OF
coatlngH vAtines cassimerea. &C, for Spring and a
ready TO reskiye orders from his usual well dresse
cus.omeFa he is also having his store papered and
painted so at ev-rything looks as bright and fresh
as a new Rcd dollar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

Gs-AmOHgst the live and progressive institutions
OF the day is Geo. p. Rowe1l 4 Co.'S Advertising
Agency, No. al Park Row, New YeTk. The estab-
shment is go systematized and their facilities
so ample that the public is sure of bel served In
the most complete manner.-Bost0n Post.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
pUBLIO SALE
...e.. OF
f u H ~ L II RE
The subscriber, having rented his house. viii, s., .
Public Sale, a. hts residence, No. sol East A'a'
lf f-rr Fourth Street,
pUBLIO SALE
on Monday, March Gath. tszs
at O'clock A. NJ

on Monday, March Gath. 1879
at0 O'Clock, A. M,
His entire household and kitchen furniture. oops,.t
ing Id part, as follows: -''''
IN PARLoh-tO yards Brussels carpets. beautl
ful figure and neariy new, har-cloh suite of eohi
pieces, all good; tabletop centre laole, slde
tasIe, stove, Wetnot, Stools, venitlan blinds
newly trimmed last year. '''iu'
DiNlNG Ro0M,-s0 yards ingram carpet new
last season, dnlng tables, lounge, n dozen cane
seat chairs, stove, large mirror oil cloth in vas
tl6pe, entry carpet with border, rigs hatrsck, &C.
kiTCHEN-l COOK stove and hxtlres nearly new.
an elegant baker; ch frs and table. ~ vs.
SECOND AND THIRD STORIES.-1 mahooanv
oedstsad, wa hstand anu bureau to mate 1, also 4
cottage bedsteads, feather beds, husk mattraas
wasnstands, wash bowls anu pitchers, / doEen
wlndsor chairs, II dozen rush bottom chairs black
WalOut secretary bureaus 60 yards Of ingram car
pet STAR carpets, stair rods, stair oilcotn stov
and pipe, mirrors. '
able ware Knives and forks and spoons tubs
buckets, wash boards, benches, barrels Also many
articles, too tedious TO mention, '
Ths above iH all In good order. Sale positive.
hafl4 ID JOAN FAksoN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

~ chGpped Hands, face, rough tkin, pimples,
rlngwOrmi salt-rheum, and other cutaneous affec-
lions cured, and the skin made soft and smooth. by
ard Co., New York. Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

NEw MEETING HoUaE.-A new Friends Meet
ing House is being talked of in kennett Borough
considerable money has already been donated
an amount nearly sufficient for its erection.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
AIarch n. ls7s.

The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will re-
move to Sg7 Market street, Institute Hall on or
about Maibh 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
New Advertisements. This BAY.

LNEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III F1EJs
Removal A Boera
Wanted-GoOd rag aszHF
City Items-Varf0uA Afties
1ardware-Truman & Shaw.
Notice-Bxcelsior Loan Association
Dooley's Yeast PoWders-City Item
Advertising Agenta-G KoWell Co
Slcilian Hair Renewer-City Item
Wyman at Odd Fellows Hail
Agency sold-Weed Sewing Machine
Lppincott's Machine-E II Butler
Card-Rebecca Moody
Sale of household furniture-0Rle Miller
Sale of furniture-Stidham a Son
House for rent A Brown
Wharf property for sale-Amoa Har- -is
10,C0t boys wanted
stocks and bonds Merrick a Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

ts-Lu1aTy, health, economy insured by nsng
Dooleys Yeast Powder Elegant light rolls, biscuits,
&C., prepared in ten mnutea Try IT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

Talmsge lectures on Wednesday. the 18th.
The Advertiser grows better with each issue.
The Electric line of steamers resumes it's trips
to-day.
TalmAge is genuine pulpit orator. He labors
for mAnkizd.
John E. Ovens at the Opera House again this
evening.
Talmage has been secured after much difficult
ty. Do not fail to hear him.
The Brandywine and Mutual Loans meet this
evening.
Tomorrow evening, Talmage lectures Fifty
cents No extra charge for reserved seats.
On Thursday evening next, the Excelsior
Loan meets for organization.
The Mutual Protection Life Insurance Co,
makes prompt settlement See card Of Rebecca
Moody.
Private boxes for Talmage's lecture not yet
engaged. A rare opportunity on the 10TH Pri-
vate boxes seating four, 50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

Eg-CHz HES RABISoRT, No. 10 Vest Eighth 81.
(Allm0A Buildng.l end door from shipey.
PRACHCAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made to osier and warranted. A well selected
stock of Madhine Sewed Boots Shoes and Caters
Just received which will be sold at very reasonable
Repairins hrtll be done neatly and durably.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will remove
TO s0T Market street, "Institute Hall" on or about
-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
wFAcT.-
He, who at the p!ow would thrive,
Must no $40 horses drive,
Rut KnrrE the Rrnnnd To and fro

But worry the ground to and fro,
With horned kritters who skasely seem to co."
We offer no comment on "hsrned krtters,n but
plo,fs OF the following patterns, Wiley Heckendorn
Moore Peacock are for sale by David Wooman,
5 orange street, at prices that worry competitors
Il not the ground. At cost, Farmers! "snd don't
you forget IT,
y, B.-Those that drive the $40 horses can get
them saod in style that dehss competition, at the
sanle n.ach.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

- Ftns lot small turkeys Just received at Eighth
SiTeet Market. Also. good assortment OF fresh
l..hi haddock cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
M Nj. CHILD - CO.,

AVAe
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
sALE
one three-story Brick, front yard, No. 21O West
Tenth street, possess on at once.
ond three-story Brick No. 42l x. Sixth street,will
one taree-stOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
one three-story Brick, No. E. Fourth street, in
good repair; (Of Will Tentl
one tWo-story Brick with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot.
IWO elegant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
No. l4OO ana l4O2 Br1ome street. with all modern
improvements.
one elegant Market street property, one-half of
the purchase money may remain
one three-slurY Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid mouse and lawn. No. 917 Delaware
avenue with al! Inc modern improvements, terms
easy
one three.story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, $1,000.
one lhfee-EtOry house. No. w. Fourth street.
between Jefferson and Madison
:, 4 Frame Hauss and lot unlon street near Front
Price 81 ,2b0.
One three story brtck ". sixtA street. near JET
fersOn, with side aud front yard.
=, one Small tarm OF siNty acres ia Brandywine
CITY property,
a iarln in Bucks county, Penns Manor, OF 100
a, res superior land, terms accommodating. Apply
Jan1 No. !. v seventh street.
W ALUABl.E REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
j WI sell Two-sTokY '-i5 BRIcK HOUSES. No
1873, 1915 1871, 1873, aud 1921, Ches nut Street
Ihree THREE 81 IUki BRICK HOUSES, NO. T19,
12j, and 1913, West Ninth street
Four IWO-Srokl BRICKS, No. Ill, 725, 727 and
T29 West Ninth Street
ONE LARGE TWo-STORY BRICK, with Mansard
foot, corner OF Del. Avenue and Rodney street
Inc above property Is offered Private Sale un-
I'll January 10th, 1879 at prices below what ID can
be built for at this time. Terms viii be lioeral
deG2l-u apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
Ej'ok sAlE,-Wi!mingtOn City Loan for SAFE by
Il A. Ii. GRLMSHAW,
hoFSO-I No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
ENok SALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
IL OF BrAume street and Giipin avenue 60 feet
front by lI5 feet deep. Fur terms, dc., apply to
M, M. CHILD Il CO.,
~ No. 4. W. Seventh street.
hoYgi-u Wilmington Del.
NOR sALEzReceiying daily, large supplies of
~ Timothy, hay baled; both by water and rail.
Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons by
sCAr1ERGOUD ALLEN
LOG w. Front st,
n B.-Persons leaving their orders can be sup
pleu az the shortest not &c. nOVl2-tf
kfoR sALE-rhe handsome residence No. "a
~ 1901 Delaware avenue, cor. OF Harrison F4
erect. Apply to tel5-u j. r, MOLEAR,-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
MERELY aEKTIokED.

March Is on his best behavior.
--Nrs. Keenes sale closes to day.
-l5Ol years since st. Patrick lived.
b, 7. q Co, sell Lippiaootrs Magazine.
-Kennard has ins stock Of earpetngs.
Tonight the Cooperative B. and L. A., meets
Martin viii sell large lot of horses next satur
daJ.
-Lpplncotts Magazine article tickles Whining
70 lisnf.
-Gentemen Of taste are apt to leave their orders
70. tailoring at Bsyne's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

DIR. Van Deventer can make a cheap set of teeth
but prefers 10 make the better kind. His prices suit
~.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

ts-T -Thoss Gala Lilies which where 80 much ad-
miTed al The Banquet, at the Clayton Hotel on
Thursday evening, were furnished by W, y. Chand-
Ter, Gil Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18
DELAWARE AND NEW JERsEY-THE FISHERY tt


Smau btates, IKE small persons, are always
very testy, presume Q, and for that reason Del
aware and New Jersey are creating tempest in
teapot, and Jerseymen seem TO be very much
lncensed at Delawareans because Delaware will
not permit the citizens of the former State to
take hsh in Delaware waters.
But the Jerseymen ought not to complain of
stringency on the part of Delaware, il any there
be, in such laws, because New Jersey once had a
much more stringent law concerning fishing
and claimed that the right to fish in navigable
river or arm Of the sea was private exc1s i've
right and accompanied the ownership of the soil
asserting the doctrine that the whole Of the soil
OF nayigabe and tide-waters was individual, and
not public property, and that it passed in fee
simple from the original proprietors under the
royal patents, 10 the present occupiers and gran
tees: Ihat the title was, originally, in the king
by right Of discovery according to the publio
law OF Europe, and 1t is said he was competent
to convey, and did convey the soil of New Jersey
as well under navigable waters as elsewhere To
IN the Duke OF YORK, and by him was conveyed to
SIR George Carteret and from them the title pass-
ed and has been regularly transmitted to the pre-
sent owners. Upon that broad foundation il was
maintained that propnetora of land on waters and
rivers naylgable as well as not navigRble ad inn
memorially claimed and exercised the exclnsive
right to the soil and to the private fisheries in ali
waters within the State in front OF their lands
and shores. This sweeping claim may be found
set forth in Griftths Register under the title
New Jersey, article on Fisheries
But, that State had to come down off her hiob
horse then, as she will have to do how. After
very profound and exhausting forensic discuss
sion in the case OF Arnold dgdinst MlnlL0y in
tue first volume of Halsted's On. J.,) Reports.
the law was declared to be that no such private
fishery in the navigable waters Of New Jersey
existed but the same was common to all tLe
people Of the State,
In the year 1926, the legislature Of Now jersey
declared it to be unlawful for any persons, not
resident citizens OF that State to use any net OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-18

s1A Nss Firm.-Mr James N. Bryan and Ed
win F. Bradley have formed a co-partnership in
mouse and sign painting, lheir number being Ga
Market street. They ale young men Of industrious
name is Bryan Bradley. Give them call.