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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-29
TwoDoors above CLAYTON Housl

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* MILES FROM WILMINGTON,
-+so0,oOe P#AoH TRxks, Of the leading Orchard va
rietes $50
100000 HALRis EARLY PHAoH anew variety, and
ripens two weeks arlier than any other r each.
100000 STANDARD aud Dwarf Pearl, of leading kItf
5TANoA8n APPLE TnEss, including 100 yRrieties.
4 standard Cherry. Trees, Leading varieties.
Neetarinel Apricot and Plumb Tr6as-
100000 Of soiie mid two year old aaArEvIRga, com.
- Also large stock u Dwarf Cherries Dwarf Apple
Trees, including Ornamental Trees. Shrubbery and
> SnterRreens ~ yafisfy. ..-s,-.. -
100000 STnAwBRkGY PLArrs,yiI
oreat Agricuturist, Rlssons FrolIhe French Seed
hing, Great bnfnio Seeding, Albany Seetling
10000 Blackberry Plants, Itwtun orpew Rochelle.
dorchester, High Bush Wilson's early sEi KIT.
fanny.
200 900 haspherrie. ot I.eadng Varieties PhilaieI-
phlAt hardy Lulf plnluciEe DOOlittle's improved
Black Oar, Aiion's Red Cane, Red Prolific Belle
do fOunten,y, erofh hearing, perfectly nArdy and
productive from Jnly Ia October. Miami and
# CLARK
Gurrants- Cherry, White Crane ,I-d Dutch White
butch, Black English and Black Maple.
6O0seberrfa4s-Houghto Seeding A N erica n an
English in variety.
Khubarb Victoria, best or market or table ma.
AsParagus-rwoy year old plsnu.
HRDaIhG PLANTS in variety.
FOR complete desert ton of Varieties of F,uit an,
Flowers, my Descriptive Catalogues ' ''"u
All OF the above will DO sold In small or larpe
titles % suit the purchaaers.
All1rees and pants guar aneed true to mama
FOR Descriptive Catalogue, address
Nm. NJ. PETERS,
Centreyille. DA
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=. p. CHAIIEANT, ID. ID. 5 ,
marco Nc. 2l0 West Fourth Street,
DIR, VIM. FIELDS

DIR, VIM. FIELDS
CtTII4L continues Lis successful practice of MEDl
- CINE, for tie cure OF consumption. liver diseases,
dropsy, iEtermittng fever chis and fever disease
the eye and ears insisted and other unors letters
Achof the worst grades ulcers of the limbs togethe
with many other diseases, such as fevers, small pox
&c. The Doctor returns his thanks for past favors
and hopes his customers will still continue their pat
r0nage.
Residence and office DIR VIM. Fields No 2i3 Yves
Seventh street, Wilmipst.n. Dol. mh19tf
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Il ated ON the jackson Inn Road near the Es ~
turnpike roai, the Wilmington & Rcading Railroad,
passes through the place and within Z miles of ill.,
JAW limits h"r farther particulars ARMY To
NJ NJ. CHILD Il co.
Real Estate Agents
n,,- - No, ! west 9TH It.
MAJ u" Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Ia \ Large Dwelling, " f.. corner OF Eighth
fA AMI French, with stable On Walnut street.
jssi Rent 500
Rolling mill.
Hoase on Forrest street, between Twelfth and Thlr
teenth streets.
Second street aud Union Avenue.
Two houses on causeway near Wilmington < Yves
TEN Railroad Depot, Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY q Co.,
marZ No. COZ Market street Wilmington, del.
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TO COSsUMPTIVs.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease. CONSUMPTION by simple remedy,
u ANXIOUS 10 make KNOWN his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. To all desire It. he viii send
copy of the prescription used Urea cnarge, with
directions for preparng and using the same which
they will find SURE CURE soR CONSUMPTION,
AsTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
RRv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1911 Penn street.
Wlliamsb urQh, N. Y.
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EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
2 - The cheapest and quickest water conIu-
\ nieatlon between Philadelphia and New
- TOrf1 q ~ -
Goods forwarded by all the lines running out OF
Nov York north, east and west, FREQ of commission
Freight ed aud after the 4th inst and TOR
warded on accommodating terms.
WIN. P. CLYDE s. CO., Agents, IL South Delaware
JAMRs HxNf}, Agent, ifwans ct York
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sAcnYEa.ox'e HAIR DYE.

BACAl El.Dk's HAIR DYE.
THIS superb lair DYE Ia tas Best In the word
Perfectly Harmless, itriiab,s and Instantaneous.
40 disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints, OF I'm.
..leasant Odor. The genuine w. a. BAOhElok'S
HAIR DIE reduces INN isDI rELY II spieuuii
BLACK ci ArUkAL BROWN. Does not stain
the Sk.n. but leaves the HAIR CLEAN. SOFT
and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe and PERFECT
Dye. Sold by ali byug isis. Factory 10 BOND
I. New York. 'uar7-lYwxs
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AnaN0Is skins
Chanois Skins u choice and line selection just re-
cev.d, iii cct importation. rare chance TO buy
.hem cheap Carefully selected for fam ly use, all
siz,s ami prices. 10 eieau silver and glass ware
whhnut sera ciiins. Also. N Iull aud fresh stock
OF ,.:rg~, ~ diciner, toilet and iaLcy uees At
.wavs On maud at
FOSTFR'S DRUG STORE,
CO and WeSt streets. WILMINGTON, Dei.
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sTDEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATAKhh
treatea it'll the utmost success, by j. ISAAC, NJ d.
and Pre- fessor OF Diseases Of the EYE and EAR (hs
speciality in the Medical College of Pennsylvania, 10
years experience formerly of Leyden Holai'd,) No
S05 ARC II street, fhiadelpba. Testimonials can be
at his office, The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, he has no secrets In s
practice Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
barge for examination. apr N-iy
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The New Castle COUNTY Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANl.
OFFICE "Institute Building.
Insures against FIRE. Houses and all 9th or kinds
buildings with their contents for perois Of tune va
rang non three months to a term Of yoars,
- MANAGERS.
WiLLIAh TATsALL, WILLIAM CAxny
III. M. CLKAvRR, GEO HlcuAups,,N
JOHN 0UYKR, SAM,L CANny
CHAs. W. Rowland CLrxrNT IL snyru
Epn AID bRihGhuRsT, A. Z. SHANNON,
n. y. BELLAH, JAMES RIDDLE,
JAAks BRADFORD, Gko. II. BATE,
ASHTON RICHABDsoN.
..,,,,, WILLIAM TATNALL, President
oAMCEh d. SMITH. Secretary. feb 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
Deposits OF the Public Moneys
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED .sTATRS
EDW. BELTS, q. ID. AKNfSTRO Nc,
PRESIDENT. CASHIER
CAPITOL $JOOOOu
THE COLLECTING AND EXUHA Angling OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ATTENDED
FOR SMALL COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXCHA
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FURNISHED TO REGULAR DEPOSlTOkS
WITHOUT CHARGE.
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS AND on
THURSDAYS at $50 A. N. FOR DISCOUNTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02

as God Ii indisputaby its author-that ID, OF true
science; and when and where the Bible conflicts
with science or nature the sooner the Bible Is
abandoned as the Word OF God the better will 1t be
for the cause Of truth In the world Again, 1t was
not fair for the reverend gentleman to assume, as
he did, that all who disbeleve the Bible make God
q liar In the first place II have too much rever-
ence to use words-such w0rds-in such c0nnec-
ton; and in the second place 1t seems TO me
that considering the contradictory and connecting
character OF the Bible as seen Dy .
great many, that those who profess to believe inc
Bible to be the Word OF God come nearer making
Him liar than those who do not selleve IL. 10
the Jew the Bible says that Christ was an imposter,
and to the Christian that He was tine Son OF Goa;
to the Universalists that all will be saved and TO
the orthodox that nearly all will be lost; 10 PROT
estants that the Church of Rome Is O scourge even
the Harlot of the Apocalypse. and TO the Cathonc
Church that all without the pale OF that Church are
heretics. deserving and destined to receive the
wrath OF God forever in the world to come. All.
all is conflicting and the fact that 'God cannot
lien furnishes the strongest grounds for suspicion
that the Bible is not His Word. Have not stated
the case fairlyS 1 have endeavored to do So. And
II have not I ask to be corrected; but II
have beg your readers to consider the subject
candtdly and to heed all that In truth l have
stated. II we live to increase the happiness OF our
fellow men we shall not only enhance our own
In this world but prepare us for another, II that
should be our destiny.
r. am right. Thy grace impart
Still In the right to stay; t.tl.
Il am wrong, oh. teach my heart
To nnd the better way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
Foreign Religious Matters.
RELIGIOUS ToIERATION IN EGYPT.


An Egyptian correspondent calls attention to the
conservation a short time ago of new Jewish
synagogue, of considerable architectural beauty,
erected for the use Of the Hebrew community OF
Alexandria by Mr.. Menasce banker in that city, at
q cost of $4,000. The ceremony was remarkable
for the interest in 1t manifested by the Khedive, at
whose express desire the Governor OF Alexandria,
the Cadi, and large number of other Egyptian
fuhcti0nares were present. This demonstration
Of sympathy on the part Of the government IN the
Khedve's high personal regard and esteem for MIR.
Menasce, but in still greater degree II may be at
render az conspicuous as possible the principles Of
liberaity-dispayed as well in religious tolerance
administrative programme adopted by His High
proving ana socially welding together the mixed
population OF his Principally.
CURIOUS RESULTS OF RELIGION IN INDIA.
The Rangoon Gazette Of the 3lst Of December sup.
plies the following pithy paragraph Of Church
news
The native catechsts lately on trial for swindline
at Tanjsre have been sentenced each to i've years.
imprisonment
GAZING IN DURING THE GOOD FIGHT.
His HQhness the Maharajah Of Travancore India,
has had TO make hasty return to his own territory,
the mildly cold weather Of Benares, whittier he had
gone on . religious pilgrimage, proving toe much
Tor him.
THE LOST TRIBES.
A Yokohama Japan journal of the 23d Of January
says
The lost tribes OF Israel have been discovered ~
in 50 many parts OF the world that at least hun
dred sets are on hand now to represent the missing
ten. Mr.. Macleod, of Osaka, now insists that
the Japanese are the true llneal descendants Of
Jacob He processes to find similarity in the
Japanese and the cuneif0rm Assyrian alphabets to
find the Mia worship correspondent to that Of the
Kings of Israel before the captivity, and to find in
the history OF Japan the literal fulfiment of
prophecy.
CATHOLIC CHURCH SCHOOLS IN ASIA.
The Punjab ". I) Times Of the 14th or January
says
We are glad TO learn thot the Loretto Convent
school, recently established In Lucknow not only
bids fair to be great educational success, but,
likewise, that the most sanguine expectations OF
the convent authorities have already been realized
a. regards the favor with which the institution is
being received by parents and guardians of ali
classes OF the community. The mode OF teaching
and subjects taught both meet with approval; and
IL Is matter for congratulation that at length We
possess young ladies school SO conducted that
children need not In future save for change Of
cltmate be sent to distant stations In order that
they may be properly trained for the duties OF life
hrst class education,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
God in the Consultation.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AS a constant reader OF the valuable HERALD for
the last twenty five years may crave for space in
the valuable columns Of the only peoples journal
In the country
The Christian Convention, just adjourned, re.
solved to petition Congress to add TO the consttu-
ton OF the United states of America the blessed
and adsred name Of God" The object OF sucn
amendment is TO offlcialy recognize this country
TO be Christian land; so, at least, the eloquent
and reverend speakers in that Convention told u.s.
Speaking for myself, and as one OF the humble
and unworthy ambassadors Of the kingdom Of
Christ, would sustain any and every attempt
tending TO the promotion Of the glory Of my
Maker, and for the extension OF the boundaries of
the kingdom Of Christ. But candidly question
whether the ENGRAVING of the name Of "Godv into
q Christian land, and the American people more
devoted to Christ than they are now.
tianity unless we add 'God the Father, God the
Son and God the Holy Ghost" The only belief in
"Gsdn does not make US Christian nation, unless
The Turks believe in Godn yet they are not Chris
tians. The Jews believe In the God Of their FORE
US Christians ali to shame, and yet they reject eject
Christ. In fact almost every nation on earth be-
lieves in some great unseen spirit, whom we call
"GOdn and yet we send missionaries among them
| TO teach them the God Christ" suppose the
constitution of the United States Of America was
know whether that God would be the Jewish
Jehovah" the Turkish Allah, the '1ndian Great
Spirit or the "Christian God,n as revealed unto
us by Christ, His Son. The bitter attacks made BY
some Of the speakers on the harmless Jews on the
Roman Catholics and on others differing with
them In faith were certainly unworthy OF Chris
tan assembly and have done much to weaken
their cause
They want the single word "Godr added to the
constitution OF the United States Of America. Does
not every Roman Catholic believe in God Does
not every Jew believe In the Supreme Ruler OF this
I'M oil n0
living In this country believe In God, on whose
name he calls for help in the hour OF danger and
sickness. although he may deny GOD eternal in
the days Of health and prosperity But the most
serious question Is, will compulsory belief In God
make this country better or more Christian
land Will 10 make the American nation really q
Christian people Can law make Us Christians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
The Future state-GOd - . Witness
TO rHB EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The above was the subject Of discourse at the
Plymouth Church in Brooklyn on last sabbath by
Rev. Edward Beecher. IS reported in the HERALD
on Monday. The discourse, on the whole, was an
eloquent one, evncing much talent in the speaker,
and, to my mind, far superior in point of ability
to the average sermons reported from the pulpit of
that church. The arguments Of the speaker, al
though undoubtedly intended as q novelty, are not
new at ALL but the same that all are obliged to
resort to-that is the Bible. 1t seems to me hardly
fair for the speaker to assume that he has really
God for q witness, until he shall first prove that
the Bible Is really His word; for In so doing he
takes for granted the very question at issue. That
the Bible teaches the future conscious existence OF
man is very apparent but that the Bible is really
and truly Gods word is not so apparent to many,
but is seriously questioned by large and
daily increasing class Of honest and intelligent
men In all parts OF the civilized world. But II the
reverend gentleman insists that the Bible is the
Word Of God, and places 1t as such on the witness
stand, he certainly cannot object to crosse KANT.
nation by the defendant. In doing this It will be
seen that at the same time that the witness testi-
nes to the future existence Of It also declares
that 1.-THE dead knew nothing;n that men and
animals ''all go to the same place ~ that "the
wicked shall be destroyed not saved alive but
like stubble "burned up,n and many other things
tue lucas VI euueSS lie. Again. IL Will
that this witness declares not only that imam
shall live again. but that the greater portion of the
race shall live In lake OF f1re-fereveri BROAD is
the road that leads to perdition, and many are
walking therein and marrow is the path that
leads to lfe and few there be that find it." Again,
ne declares that las In Adam oil were lost even SO
In Christ shall all be saved.n Nothing can be
palmer than the conflicting and contradictory tes-
timony OF the Bible. Nobody believes such testi-
meny. Men try TO believe, II and many think they
do but they are mistaken and the fact that factions
speak louder than words" abundantly prove 1t.
All would gladly believe that they shall meet loved
and lost ones In another and happier world, but
many are 30 constituted that they cannot believe
without evidence. This may be misfortune, but
1T Is nevertheless true, and 1t seems pity that
candid, honest and well-meaning men and women
may not on so important question have evidence
as convincing, at least rs they have on questions
are certainly having hard fight In attempting to
sustain their system founded on miracles and in
opposition to the declarations OF science. There
Is an '.irrepressible conflict" between the two.
One or the other must yield, and science cannot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
Trinity Rises to Explain.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE dERALD:-
In the HERALD Of the 25th ult. appears a commu-
nication headed "a Hint to Trinity in which the
writer complains that Trinity, with her millions
upon millions, permits st. Johns guild to be en-
barrassed for want Of funds to carry on It's work.
and he also asks, 'F0r what are they boarding
their millions and the interest accommodating con-
stantlyf' There are some people who, while doing
nothing themselves, are always finding fault with
their neighbors because they do not do more. II
these complaners would first take q little trouble
to find out whether they have just cause for CON-
plant We should be spared many OF the literary
illusions which now appear in the papers.
But now fer the facts of the case: Trinity, SO far
from boarding her wealth, Is at the present time
spending more than her income in carrying on the
work Of the parish and contributing to the support
OF churches in the poorer sections Of the city,
which, without her assistance, would be unable to
continue their work. Instead of her millions upon
millions, IL stated on the occasion OF her GEN.
tennial, some years since, that her property all
told, was worth about six millions OF dollars.
The writer OF the article in question, who signs
himself "A Christian could make a more prac-
tcal exhibition OF his Christianity by assisting the
work OF ST. Johns guild, instead Of spending his
time in writing upon subjects which he knows
nothing about. WORKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-07

CHARACTER IN THE oPESISG AND SHUT
TING or A BooE--An ingenious correspondent
OF the Scientific American has discovered new
gauge for measuring men's characters By the
manner In which they open and shut doors Out
OF ,ooc persons recorded, 35 opened the door
and shut IL carefully when they came in and
when they went out without much noise. lsS
opened IL in hurry, and made an attempt -
shut II, but did not, and merely pulled Il TO when
they went out; 302 did not attempt TO shut IL Al
all, either on coming in or going out; &c bet IL
open when they came in, but, when reminded
of the fact, made ample apology, and shut AZ
when they went out; lo2 opened IL In a great
hurry and slammed ID violendy but left il open
when they went out; - came IN with 'How DO
YOU do, sir?' or "GOod morning." or Good
evening, sir" and all of these went through the
operation of wiping their feet on the mat, but
did not shut the door when they went in OF
when they came out. We have employed mes.
out Of all these classes and during that time
have had an opportunity of Judging of theil
merits The first claSs-Of 5SS-were those wka
knew their trade and commenced and finished
their work In n nethodical manner; were quiet
and had little to say in their working hour.
and were well approved by those for whom thev
did'their work. They we're punctual 20 time,
and left nothing undone which tlIey were
ordered TO do. They dad not complain about
trifies, and I'm all respects they were reliable
men, and were kind and obliging in their gen
eral conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-07
DYW A l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.

DYW l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O3 Pennsylvania avenue.
AssIGNEE's SALE or THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS OF BERNARD
RAFF, lBANKRUPT.l AT AUCTION; THE
STOCK HAVING BEEN REMOVED TO OUR
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March I =, CON-
mencing at 10 o'clock, will sell on the irrt floor
of our auction rooms, the entire stock, consi IF
the usual variety of all kinds Of goods USUAL. Aep
in the dry goods business, com prising-
Silks of diffe rent kinds Popiins.
Alapacae Deaines, Satins.
Rep Goods, Chinese.
velvets. French Merinos.
Piqua, Fiannes, Duck.
Table Linens. Opera Cioaks.
Merinoe, Ticking, Robes.
Shirts and Drawers, large variety.
French Wafer proof Cloaks, Tariatcn.
Cloth and Table Covers.
Shifting Cotton, Nansook.
Cassimeres. Cloths, Corduroy.
Napkins. Towels. Velveteen.
t;a,:c, rrr--,,. Astrachar
Drilling, Brilliant, Lace Collars.
Cotton, Muslin. Sewing Silk
Gloves, Qauntlets. Ribbons
Socks and Stockings, Buttons.
Handkerchiefs, Chdrens Vests
rurs, different kinds: Seal Caps
Press. Desk, ma. .s Stove. &c, &C., SC.
With alsrge variety OF o,ns. goods unnecessary to
enumerate, to which we Respectfully Col, tle atten-
ton Of buyers, the stock Ill be sold without re-
serve.
Terms cash. By order of the Assignees
mo tRerl W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
10y GREENs& WILL A11S, Aucfion~~rs,
~ No. 1oOl, northwest corner 10th and d streets

llY GREENs& wIl.LIAsss. Aucsson~~rs,
No. looi northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRIsTEEs SALE oFyALgABLE IMPROVED
sTRRtrkE TSI so ~ 1siE SHEET Bat hAsD
- BY virtue of dsed Of trust dated the arst dar
+ May, in the year 81 our Lord one THOUSAND and
IN Isen hn nS Va ssd q & g, and duly
Lsna Records for Washington county IN The District
w ss = 81
1873, oclock, in front Of the premises, all thee
e1 y w sssss .Sd # IN The
kncwn and aeseribed a. Lots numbered nine g, and
The.e oss are pe aas
1nis: !s .ss4 ~ i died &. I'D ss
y z, the he cost Of the pSrchss.r The pay
the property the risk and cost Of the defsnltns
ne IL ses are not with
saaT EHEs w ! wfiii Hssis.'.
fis-ecads tRep.l Auciioneer..
rosED Hn AB %Ebs sAhs HEaEfI Posi-
ssss. RI 'Ss &c TsSssTs wn,,.ns .,,,.
ID Aactionesr: and Real Estate Brokers',
Star Office Building.
cHAk kEk yak ~ IMPROVED
z j + Ss'sss =: Ssss Z
al, No 2s5, Equity Doc. we will sell At public
ia sss The The ;. d a
Todds subdivision of Square No. So fronting l6 feet
Virginia avenue, and running back about 40 feet to
an alley This = neat twSst9ry sriss nSas S in
ted for business stand for which purpose it is now
Terms: 0ne.third of the purchase money in cash;
and the balance in equal almente6 aud II months