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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

lusssrs. Editors Thank you for noble
and stirring utteranccs in your issue Of
April Sth, in behalf of the education of
coored people, Can It be possible that
our Legislature can be so dead to the
interests Of this State as TO withhold the
means of education from any class of
ctlzensi Can they be so dead to a sense
Of common justice as to discriminate be-
tween any class OF our citizens, so as to
withhold the advantages Of a common
school education from anyi Is that the
way to make such citizens az they desire
blind led by blind leaders : The names
Of those who voted against the education
Of the ignorant and helpless ought to be
held up to lasting infamy. Posterity will
blush at the mention of their name. No
wonder they would throttle the freedom
OF the press. A TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

ADDRESS By wM. S BlLLEs on SATURDAY
EVENING.

EVENING.
on Saturday evening a meeting was
Held iu the hall of the Institute of
Mechanic Arts to discuss the labor ques-
sion.
william S. Hllles, Esq, made the prin-
ciGal address. He commenced by stating
his preference for cooperation Us. antag-
onism, and his faith in the effectiveness
Of the principle Il meet all demands
made upon It, referring 10 the exempify'
ing Of this 10 I'll our surroundings, COM
mencing with the government of Uur
homes, in City, State and National gov
eminent, also in International rulings
instaucing the Geneva arbitration as one
Of the grand results Of the principle of
cooperation, and Of the good to be
developed by this mode of settling of
dispute-, ard avoiding war and blood
shed. lie considered the Railroad Co.'s,
the steamship lines, and all joint stock
association to he but so many examples
OF successful cooperation. The govern
ment Of the christian churches was also
alluded TO as cooperation.
IN aliuding TO the perfection Of mechan-
ical appliances as found to-day he con-
slderad them the product of this same
! principle. Tie steam engine, the iIn-
proved sewing machine, is not the work
Of one man or mind, but the growth OF
years, IN which mind had cO-Operated
/ with mind.
4 Tue principle peryading all nature and
art was BROAD enough, deep enough, aud
strong enough to form a basis upon which
t. solve the vital problem of the age, the
I legitimate result Of all cooperation being
an improved product Coming to the
i tabor ufta-ti,u lt4 I'D MT yvtsb tn a zpras
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

Dover's old Jail ls being torn down.
Neck-tle parties still in vogue down
the State.
A new schooner has just been launched
at Seaford.
No more liquor is to be soi5 in Roxana
after May list.
The public schools of Smyrna held an
exhibition last week.
Daniel Toy, of smyrna, is about to
move to Wilmington.
The Breakwater Light promises some e
thing cloud" next week.
Six persons were baptised in u mill pond
at Dover last Sunday week.
Chauneey Burr's audience in Middle
town was intlnitesimally small.
Rev. c. s. Harris, has been ordained
pastor Of the Dover Baptist Church.
Smyrna Loan Association shares (six
years old are worth Sl2l.39 per share.
Capt. Geo. W Josephs has been re.
appointed mail agent on the j. Il B. X. X.
Mumford ?. Weeks has heen appointed
postmaster at Houston, Oies l.. s. Weeks,
deceased.
The Wilmin gton Conference Academy
will be located on five acre lot on State
street, Dover.
James Anderson, prominent citizen
of Sussex, has Just celebrated his s0th
birthday anniversary.
Four Methodist Sunday School Insti-
tutes will be held this year-the first at
Dover on June 18Th and 18th.
A coiJrel hoy named Alonzo Smith,
/ IlnMnF- hu "A
wheat roller one day last week.
The Central Sunday School Institute of
the New Castle Presbytery recently held
an interesting session at Lewes.
The corner stone of the Baptist Church
10 be built at Magnolia has been laid.
The building will be rs by Ss feet.
The Smyrna Times Is clamorous for in
slant and unconditional subscriptions t0
the Smyrna and Delaware Bay Railroad,
The Smyrna Times expects great i'm
proyement IN the public schools of that
town from their proposed consOllda ton.
The Milford NsiOs has failed to give
Mrs. Adams account Of the affair which
led to the cowhiding Of Ex-Aldermsu
Vincent.
The Mems says the pupils Of the MIL
loIo lu7l4tute EhNe me oeht tAhioltlOn
ever given in that town oh Tuesday aud
Wednesday evenings.
A young mau named Otterbrdge, liv-
Ing with Henry Mrss.ck, ucar Cannon's
Ferry was found dead on the floor by his
bedside, the other night.
Wales x Barker are erecting an Alden
Fruit Drying Factory on their farm, two
miles from Milford-one evoporator with
1875 bush. daily capacity.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

A MAN IN NEWARK CUTS HIS wIFR's
TnROAT.

This morning, about three o'clock, the
town of Newark, in this State, was the
scene OF probable wife murder.
A muiatto named Granville Badson
has been living with his wife In the town
Of Newark for some time, but they have
not lived agreeNbly.
About a week ago Granville accused
his wife Of trying to poison him, and we
presume determined to be avenged
About 3o'clock this IN 0rnlng the neigh
borhood was awakened by loud cries and
il was found that Badson had cut his
wiie's throat.
He was arrested, taken before Esq. Ray,
and by him committed TO New Castle,
whittier he was taken this morning BY
Constable Evan w. Lewis.
We learn, through later sdviees from
Newark, that it is probable the weman
Will not die from the wounds inflicted.
Our informant states that Badson used
Il large buteher-knife and attempted to
kill, while in her house but she escaped,
crying murder and after running a
few blocks be caught her and made three
stabs, neither of which did q great deal
of damage.
He afterwards went to Squire Rays
office and gave himself -KondGy'i
Every hesniftg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

The Philadelphia Bulletin, on Thursday,
completed its 25th year having been usher
ed into existence on the 10th Of April, ls47
It is an admirable paper, able, handsome
and dignihed, and well deserves the patron
age it has ever had at the hands Of the solid
and respectable people Of the Quaker city.
A worthy Friend 1--WE say worthy because
it is customary to assume that all Friends
are worthy wrote TO the Deidpdre County
Republican the other day asking it to pub
fish record OF all the soldiers of Delaware
county AS a personal favor. MIR. Walter
rather shrunk from turning his excellent
newspaper into a Biographical dictionary.
and reluctantly declined.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

THE CHILD DIED ON SATURDAY MORNING.
In our last we mentioned that Mrs.
Emma Alexander and her child and Mrs.
Lourns, residing on Madison street be-
tween Second and Third, were seriously
burned by an unlighted kerosene oil lamp
falling upon the stove from the mantel-
piece the previous evening. The child
lizzie Alexander was frightfully burned
about the head and stomach. and after
suffering intense pain died early last
Saturday. The ladies were burned about
the hands and are recovering as rapidly
as could be expected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19
HOW 10 get Rid Of Red Ants.

M,ssrs. Editors; When | moved to the
house in which l now reside l found that
was infested with cred Ants" My
wife and tried all kinds of plans to rid
the house of them but did not succeed.
Last winter my wife wrote a letter to Il
relative, and after endorsing the envelope
she placed the ink bottle In the cupboard
where the ants were and neglected to cork
ii. About one week alter she missed the
ants, and when she was going to put a
cork in the ink bottle she states that
there was about two or three thousand
red ants in the bottle.
This note is written with the same ink
but the ants have all disappeared' How
is that for getting rid of red ants. The
ink used was manufactured by 5. R.
Lewis, Boston, Mass. W.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

A YoCSa LADY pRowNs HERSELF NEAR
Rel. AIR.


BEL AIR.
The Bel Air -iEgis aad hgt.H'gepcsr says
On Friday evening Of last week Miss
Sarah o. Amos, q young lady about nine
t-cu years eff sgr, daughter Of Robert
Amos E,q., who resides near Ills place,
committed sgicid. hy drowning herself
in Byuum's Run, hear her home. She
had been sngae ed in preparing supper iot
the family, and about dusk in the cven-
Ing. lett the house uuparceivcd hy amy of
tie family. Her father coming 10, some
time afterwards, and not seeing her, went
TO the door and called her, but not recelv-
ing any answer, went out to search for
her. Not finding the young lady, it was
feared some accident had happened TO
her, and some of Tie ueighbors We're
summoned Byuum's Run lows past the
house, at the foot Of a steep hil', hemg
distanttwo hundred yards from the dwell
ing. Thither the search WAS directed,
when footsteps were discovered Ia tile
soft soil, leading into the run, and the
terrible apprehension WAS Immediately
expressed that she had been drowned.
Search was made in the stream, which
WAS only two or three feet in depth, and
the body of the unfortunate young lady
was found ahoat tweuty or thirty varts
below the point where che Ind aVpar utly
entered the water. Her boty was in le-
diately taken to Der grief str ken pare ts
and Inferred at Ehenezer VI. F. ChW III,
on SUNDAY. Miss Amos was youpP lady
of Hne Accomplishments. and tue .uyorlt,
Of a large circle Of fiieud-. Much sym
patty Is expressed for Use family in then
sud- IN and melancholy bereavement.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

APPOINTMENTS BY COLLECTOR NoLsS.

The Collector Of Customs has made the
following nominations, which have been
approved by the Secretary Of Treasury :
fsrac j. jenkins, DePuty Collector aud
Inspector Frank Nolen, Deputy Collec-
tor and Inspector; n. II. Brown, Deputy
Collector and Inspector at Seafurd.
The following nominations for Assist
ant Light House Keepers have been made
by WIN. D. Nolen, Esq, Superintendent
Of Lights, District Of Delaware Thomas
IL. Ca houn, Brandywlne shoals VIM.
+. spicer, Cape Henlopeui WIN. NJ.
Sharper, colorcd, Reedy Island.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

A MAN RUSs AGAINST THE CORNER OF A
HOUSE AND Is ALMOST Instantly
KILLED.
April 10th, Amos Brasine, an Indus
trious and respected gentleman, living on
tie farm Of JOhu Hickman, ESQ, near
Alusboro', ran against the corner OF the
dwelling on the premises and was almost
Instantly killed The sudden taking of
OF this gentleman IN the manner stated
has cast gloom over the community in
which lie lived.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

.Nr. Editor A great dea is said and
printed on this grea, question, which
reminds me Of a long talk l once hal on
the community doctrine, In which
great deal was promised bat very little
given. That Is, to say very little Of
principle or foundation, upon which even
n sensible and sound theory can be based.
II YOU cOndemn the base Of operation,
which has carried On business thus long
and with the present success, and think
you have better practical base, in tue
name Of truth, give ne at ieast the theory
Of that pase.
It is all folly to say stop throwing
water on that FIRE, (which "e wish To
put out, } for have better way ef put
ting ont fire, unless yuu immediately
show rs the better way. The proclama-
ton of the anli-ca Yralist is that the
capital must and will he divided equally
amongst the lahorers, bat they all utter y
fall to tell us how to consumnate such an
earthly blessing.
They berate and condemn and even
belle the man who through hard labor
whether of brain orhtrd. through pinch
ing economy and penny saving has ac-
cumulatcl little or great capital.
They would have us believe that there
should be- no CAPITALISTS their wish seems
10 he 10 establish better system, but fail
continually oteil We. hos S ch establish
mcnts as the Harlan Il Hol'ings worth
Co. can Dee managed by their theory and
management.
ask those parties a-aiust capital, how
thew will own land, build buildings, and
ill them with machinery without some
means more than labor Las, when not
ba,rf,rr rvnrEad lou.r euQ1IuI IN upf snmp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19
Dspopu.sting Maryland.
"THE EXODUS FROM CECIL soUNrY To
WI MINnrnN .EI y

- a,r,r, ,.vonr-a py.,., opcrr aot,,srv mo
IN" 49,, ,,,,,' ''"n N ~ ~
"i'''''' 49,
a coireS lon.ehe" VINO llVes III the foHflh
tlecuon Dislrlct oil Maryland, writes a
!eitcr 10 me hiAton Den'otrat, unuer the
mead oil Inc Exodus from Oeeli OOuutV
TO " lmlngton, Del, aAd IN Inc course
oi ms communication says =
FOR some years tIerc mas oeeh an III
creaslng emigration ron tnls county To
wilmington AZ Afst' lew mechanics,
attracted ny the Prospect OF constant
WORK ana goou pay gave II a trial. ana,
finding 'telr expectations more t'ah
realized settled there. Inc reports Of
ihelI prosperity lhuhceu DINERS TO loHow.
my" There Is AN almost universal
stampede togh new Eiaorado. Inc
'igr OF empire tno longcr) westward
takes l'' tlght nut our people IKE the
"'se men oil oiu, iolo" tue star IN the
cast.
ne eleet 81 ms hesiia may DC seem
ana iel' TOO, IN tue lenantless or ha't'
cultivated farms, 10 Tue scarcity OF harm
labor, Hpd IN Tue deserted tenemenls
N0lcH unu1uu all through tulS district.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

MEETING At SCOTT cHuRcu MONDAY NIGHT
A Temperance meeting Was held last Ion.
day, at Scott NJ. 4. Church. The audience
was quite small, owing, doubtless, to the
attractions elsewhere Rev. Mr.. Kemp
presided. Rev. MIR. Stubs WAS the hrst
speaker, ami referred to the small number
present as Initiating "A lack OF interest in
the cause But despite this, he found reason
for encouragement to the friends ni temper.
ance. in the marked change ~ public senti.
ment AS to the Tespectabihty Of selling
liquor.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt was the next speaker,
and he made an earnest and eloquent
address.
The Chairman, Rev. Mr. Kemp, made a
few appropriate remarks, and the meeting
adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

UPPER BRANDYwlNE lcE.-Pusey 81
Rice to-day advertise the rates at which
they will supply the beautiful clear thick
ice we described at length last winter, to
our eitizens the coming summer. The ice
varies from fourteen to twenty-five inches
in thickness and is as clear asd thick as
Boston ice. They pay particular atlen-
ton to supplying families satisfactorily,
and are putting on additional wagons 80
as to make their routes shorter SO that
drivers can pay more attention to their
customers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

ASSAULT WITH a PITCnFORK. 80 John
Fl. Pinkertou vas arrested upon oath Of
Lewis Prown, coored, who stated that
Pinke. on asked him to tend 10 some
horses, and as thqy were not the ones
used by him, and each driver tends TO the
horses he uses, he refused to do so,
whereupon Pinserton rushed at him with
a pitcbfork, running the prOngs through
the heshy part Of his arm above the
elbow, struck him over the head With the
fork and choked him. Both Of the par
ties work for r s. Smith, carter, ana the
affair happened at his stables on Friday
week. PlnkeIton submitted in writing TO
the decision CT the Squire, ami was fined
50 and costs, which he paid aud was dis
charged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR UMMER.-Walton
& James, wholesale and retail ice dealers,
announce elsewhere the retail prices for
Ice during the ensuing summer. They
have procured the services of experienced
drivers who will attend to their customers
faithfully. Their stock of ice is COM
plcte, and all who may favor them with
their patronage can depend upon getting
pure Ice regularly tho whole season
through.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

REDUCTION OF PAY.-At a recent meet
ing Of the Directors of the Dorchester n
Delaware Railroad, the pay Of ticket agents
on the road was reduced, and several OIL
GERS pay decreased. some Of them voluu-
tarily requested the reduction. The Gam
bridge News says, in speaking of the
reduction. There are men in Dorchester
that would be President Of the United
States. for thousand dollars year or
Governor for ave hundred, but such men are
not worth a cent anywhere"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

SURVEYING THE ROUTE.-M Myers G. Con-
well, Esq, formerly Superintendent Of
the Wilmington and Western Rail Road,
has commenced surveying the route for
the Rail Road between Renoboth City
and Lewcs. II is said that the contract
for the building Of this road has already
been awarded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

To LEAVE Us.-We understand that
our young townsmen, Mr.. Alfred Otto,
has secured position as draughtsman
In the employ Of some iron working tirm
in Wilmington, Del, the duties Of which
be will enter upon In a few days. Mr..
Otto has but recently returned from
Easton College, where he graduated with
honors. We wish him success West
Chester Nesps.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

REAL ESTATE SALE. Mr.. Alexander
Montgomery has sold the house No. SIG
shlpley street to Mrs. l.. Mcdaniel for
$4,000 cash.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19
Railroads.
MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.

MARY LAND AND PhNNSfLNANiA ROAD.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will he held at Rising Sun,
Cecil county, Nd, on Tuesday, May 18th,
and Board of Directors, Pres
ldent, &c, will be elected.
LEwEs AND REHoBoTH CITY RAILROAD.
Myers c. Conwell, Engineer OF the
Lewes and Rehoboth City Railroad, has
Just surveyed a direct route for the pro-
posed road By this route the distance
between the two places is only about
four .and a half miles. Another route,
which is to run around the beach and
along the sea shore, is to be surveyed.
The distance by this route will be much
greater than by the one surveyed. Which
will be decided upon is hard to tell. The
corporators OF this road will meet at the
Clayton Horse in this city on Tuesday,
22d inst, and open books for the purpose
of receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the company. The road is under
contract and is to be completed on July
Sth, one day before the national camI
meeting at Rehoboth is commenced.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

A Coon PRoPosAL.-The President of
the Wilmington & Reading Railroad pro
posed TO our Chief Burgess TO deliver on
the ground, free Of expense, all the stone
the borough will need 10 build wall
along the railroad, at First Avenue in
order to give the avenue Its proper width.
For sometime past there has been dis
pute as to who should build this wall,
and this proposal, which has been ae-
cepted by Council, Will remove all the
trouble CodtssVille URioa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

New GooDs.-M. l.. Llchtenstein has
just received a full line of kid gloves,
ladies and misses suits, imported and
domestic shawls, dress goods, fringes,
&C., which he purposes disposlng Of at
popular prices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

ANNUAL ELEcTIoN.-Ata regular meet
ing of Wilmington Typographical Union,
held on Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected TOR the ensuing
year -
President-Wm. B. Hyland.
Vice President -Chas. b. Woodward.
Recording and Corresponding secre-
tary w. s. Pride.
Financial Secretary-R. H. Young.
Treasurer-A. NJ. Sparks.
Sergeant-at-Arms-E. l.. Skecn.
Trustees-John speer, d. b. Markley
and WIN. B, Hyland.
Business Committee-Davld Lofman,
W. s. Pride, WIN. Austin, Nicholas Cor.
man, Edward Schultz.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

RoUaHs. Edward Price and Lewis
Cross with two more Of the roughs who
attacked a party of young men at the
railroad bridge on Sunday afternoon,
we're arrested and held In $500 bail for
appearance at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

LOT soLD.-Reynolds s. Co., the enter.
prislng real estate agents, No. o15 Mar
ket street, have sold a lot on Sixth street
near jackson, 1S by 1873 feet, to M. O.
Morgan, for $500 cash.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

THE SUSSEX COUNTY ALNsHoUsE.-We
CLEAN the following figures from the re
port Of the Trustees OF the Sussex County
Almshouse for 1872; Number of persons
relieved, 1873; births, 2; deaths, o; dis
charged, 2l remaining, "A. The average
expense Of each pauper was S52.56I.
Expenditures, 81, S30.S9.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

THE Coon OLD TiMEs.-Upon te ring
down the house next door to r. Larkins'
dry goods store, on Second street bill
dated IN 1872. for almonds. was found. which
read. 'ro 100 lbs. of almonds, at 10 cts,
When we have to pay about IS cents per
pound for almonds at the present day, we
may indeed call that the good old times.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

CARPET CLEANINe.-Mr. T. Ferry mas
opened an establishment at DeiawaIe
avepue and Madison street, Tor tine elesn
ing of carpets by machinery BY hlr
clsauing machine carpets can ne tnor'
ouehly cleaned without the least mJuT
and at one half the usual ehalge. ne
calls for carpets and delivers them Tree
of charge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

OLIVE LoeAN's LECTURE AT DovER.-
Olive Logan delivered her lecture at Dover
ON ''successful People" at the Music Hall
Friday evening, to large and fashiona'
HE audience. Mr.. R Fl. Bennett, the
Frank Noleu of Dover, managed the
affair, as he does most other entertain
ments given there of this class.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

LEATHER TRApE.-nelaware has 81 boot
and shoe manufactures with an annual
product of not less than $500 each, and six
establishments of the same kind, with an
annual product of 5000 each. The o. man
ufactories produce si0o,81s worth Of goods
annually. and the six produce s2s2 40 worth.
Total, 1873. 10.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

TRuE.-It ia an undeniable fact that
Sam Culbert, No. SOB Market street, mas
one of the finest selections OF mats anu
CAPS TO be found in the State, and IS sell
ing them at figures which defy competi-
lion. His store is Immediately opposite
the Clavton Tavern.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

STRUCK BY LIGHTNIEa. - During a
storm at Chestertown, on the 9th, a
building was struck by lightning and
totally DESTROYED.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

HOUSES wANTED.-On April LIST, week
after moving day." 4 gentleman inserted
an advertisement OF a small house for rent
IN the EVERY EVENING. During the two
or three days after the Advertisement
appeared he had no less than seventy-tve
applicants for the house. And he had
about ten applications before he had time
10 read the paper the day 1t was issued,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

Hon RGvER.-The susquehanna has
been higher for the last six or eigh days
than il has been the last eight yea pre-
vious. Immense quantities Of debri' and
drift wood are being carried down ~ me
sweeping current. We have reports OF
twenty feet rise at Willlamsport, and that
large quantities Of logs are now running
by the booms, but as yet none OF any
consequence have reached here.-Havro
Rsystbliran
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-19

RE-NAMED.-All the streets of the town
of Salisbury have just been renamed by
the Town Commissioners.