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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

717 WEST PATH ST., FIRST FL0oR-A RESPECT
able young girl first class seanstress; under
stands dressmakng and sewing machine, or would like
light chamberwork and sewing. Call Tor two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

OTC 9TH AVA COMPETENT DRESSMAKER
- - wants work by the day or week in private fam-
lies; operate Wheeler Wilson's machine thor
oughly understands fitting and trimming ladies' and chill
drpu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

OO1 WEST 3SD ST., BETWEEN 7rII AND STH
AAf avs.--A nrst class scamstress who understands
all about dress,naking; wishes few cngag
to out by I'll, day week operate different
machines Call address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

OK 7TH Az. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.-A
LCC good drcssmaker would ike a lew engagements
by the day week; cuts and fits in the latest sty
very low. Can q address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

CNd EAST 10Th ST., NEAR Sd AVA COMPE-
AOt tent family scanstress; operates on Wheeler IL
Wilson'S chime would out by the day week best
city reference. Call address Tor three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

ITO WEST 18TH Stan EXPERIENCED COLORED
IlU aundress wishes some ladies', gentlcmens and
families washing; understands all its branches Cali at
basement door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

- N EAST 4STII ST, NEAR lSr AV., IN THE
DIV rear.--A young woman cook to do house
work nj town would to Yonkers has good reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

2O0 9Th Av;. NEAR 18th sT.-AS FIRST CLASS
LAO dressnaler; do hitting and trimming in the
latest Style is good eamstress unquesonable refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

1917 It'll AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISH ES
Id ladies' and gcnemcn's washing do hutng
ana al kinds OF fine washing best reference. Cab
two days
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

1uE DRAMA AND ENGLISH oPERA-sCfES-
TlriC LECTURES.

the DRAMA AND ENGLISH OPERA-BCGES-
1lric LECTURES.
Manager Nclcn has completed arrange
meu.s for a series of first class entertain
meuts during the present season, witch
will be opened this evening at the
Opera House by +. l.. Davenport, who
Will appear Va his great character JocI
Clii, in Robert Conrad's play of
"Aylmers," aud will be supported by
Mrs, +. l. Davenport, Frederick Robin
som aud the mrmbsrs Of the Chestnut
Strrut IAe itrc company. The sale Of
tickets Will commence on Thursday
morning.
On tha evening Of the 25th, Thos. Mast,
the wonderful caricuturist, vii lecture at
the Opera House, and by blackboard
-kCtcles of National, state and local
c1lractcrs, give his auiieuce al opp0rtu-
nifty t. ste with what ease "a genius per-
forums his work. 1t is probable that Mr..
Nast's lecture will DO preceded by an
instrumental concert.
/, Il not Improbable that well and
iavsraby known opera troupe will per-
form at The Institute on Thanksgiving
evening, as the Opera House ia engaged
by theatrical troupe for that nixht.
On the EVENING" Of December SLh, 10Th
and l2.h three scieutldc lectures will be
delivered at the Opera House by Prof.
Pepper, Of London, author Of the Bogs'
P,lp R"ok o Ntiis, assisted by Prof.
I. W. Tohin. Special arrangements will
he mad with schools desiring to attend
lh'se lectures, and we hear that more
iAln one half Of the seats in the balcony
have a.rraiy been engaged by the
scholars u several schools who propose
attending IL a body.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

TUE VISIT TO CHESTER LAST NIGHT.
First division of the uniform corps,
Knights OF Pythlas, made visit to
Larkiu .Lohg-, Of Chester, Monday,
leaving this city In the us train, accom-.
panied by Ellinger's brass band.
Upon their arrival at the depot they
were escorted tothe lodge room Of Llrkin
lodge by a deputa.ion appointed Cor that
purpose.
Snort aud pilhy remarks were made by
Chef and Commander Jones, A. r. Hui.
ling-worth, Samuel Curry, Jr, W. II.
Thompson and others OF the Wilmington
delegation, and also hy several members
of iarkln Lodge.
The Wiltuingionilns, after leaving the
lodge room Of Larkin L1dy., were con-
Quoted TO "a restaurant, wAere a we'll
ii.iei table was spread, and they enjoyed
themselves in fine style.
After leaving the restaurant they pro-
ceeded to the depot aud took the 1906
train for Wilmington, arriving home at
l2f9 this morning.
The corps had a pleasant time and
expressed themselves highly gratided
with their visit
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15
Tho Female benevolent soc,ot,
ONE or THE OLDEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE
OF OUR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

ONE or THE OLDEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE
or OUR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
This Society, ever since It's organization
in 1900, has carried ont regular and
Systematic plan Of relief to those who
needed and deserved IT, assistance,
During tie last winter, aid was tx
tended 10 l72 pcrsoLs, TO whom were
given 527 rmcuis, groceries 10 tur
value of sl4.ll and lO3z tons OF coal, 80
IONS at which were uOuation itom C.
Warner q TO. Expenditures OF The
Society, s534.50.
The clothing distributed Is made by the
members and friends Of tie society. ma
as no assistance is rendered until the sp-
pllcsnt Is visited by one OF Il committee
appointed for that purpose, aud found to
be necessitous and deserving, il Is
believed that perOus disposed 10 fur
ward the objects Of the society, may cou.
tribute to / funds with the full assur-
auce that the money will be careful yand
economically applied TO the purpose
int nded
The society meets for work on Fifth
day (Thursday) afternoon at the room
of the Friends Social Lyccun, corner Of
Fourth ard West streets, where ass st.
nrce In seWlns or donHt Ons Will be thank
fully received, Partly Worn clothing
always acceptable.
EDITH NEwLis, SECRETARY.
jl5 W. seventh street.
SUSAN ". RICHARDSON, TRBA
SIS West street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS FOR THE Ap-
TUsTAfFNT OF ira AFFAIRs

NbaA FAANA VI Aib AAEAlhos
The members OF Delaware Loan Asso-
citation holding lrst series stock, met
Monday evening In the Office lof Geo.
q. Marls, Esq.
II was snDOuncod that the first series
Of The association had closed and NOM
bershlp With Il had been suspended, the
shares having attained par value.
The loan expired In October, and an
excess Of payment In consequence Of the
November payment, amounting to sl.d4,
was directed to b0 refunded.
The Treasurer was authorized 10 satisfy
all mortgages of The first series.
The first series Of the Association was
Issued In April, 1858, with 150 members
representing 500 shares, and il was In
corporated In March, 1868. In It's In
eiplency Joshra Mans was elected It's
President; j. Wood, Viee-Presldent; Geo.
Z. Marls, Secretary II. +. Pickles, Trea-
surer.
The following will show the sales Of
money and amount Of premium for each
successive year from Its commencement
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

APPOINTMENT. -Colleetor Nolen has
recommended the following additional
appointments for the port Of lewes :
Joshua Burton, night Inspector, and Will
liam u. White and VIM. Scott as OATS
men. Authority has also been given for
the building Of siK.oared boat for the
aafne port
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

CALIFORNIA Cbntonrfna. 81. h. Bring
hurnt has on exhibition 10 his window,
huge cones from California pine trees and
email cones from the huge, gigantic pines
Of California. The moas Is Ike every
thing from that great State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

by virtue Of writ OF Ais Levari Fseias, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale at
tina
HOTEL KBPr BY WILLIAM W ANTHONY.
10 the village Of Stanton In Mill Creek Hundred,
New Castle county, delaware

On SATURDAY. November 22d, 1873
AZ two o clock, y. IN,
The following described real estate, viz All
that certain farm or tract Of land situate in MIL
Creek Hundred, Aforesaid, aud described rs fol-
lows, y wit. Beginning Ht stone IN tho middle
" the Hockesrin rOed, corner for land sold David
Wilson; thence by a line Of said land (which was
part No. OF the real estate uf Isaac Dixon.
dec a. south 81 81 degrees west. W and ~ lU0
perches 10 a stone a cprnor for Thomas Pearson =
land thence with a line Of that land north de-
Of William pearson's land; thence with line
Of said land north s. degrees and p minutes east,
l0i2-lQQ Of q perch 70 q stake, cOruer for Other
land sold David Wilson, part Of tho real estate
OF Isaac Dixon, aforesaid thence hy the lines
dividing that land IRON this, south. . degrees
east, % perchcs 10 q stake, thence north Is de-
grees east. 70 $40 perrhes 90 a stakei thence
south. degrees east, lst.l00 perches tu stale.
thence south 6 I degrees west IS perchcs To
stake In The middle oi the Pearson road thence
along the middle vt the said road south, s. de.
Thomas Jackson land; thence by that land
south 2 1-2 degrees east Is perches aud l-luof
perch To stake in the middle " tho Hnckessin
road aforesaid, and thonre along the SANE. being
line OF the aforesaid land sold ~ David Wilson,
toath ~ . degrees west 8 rrrches and s. 10Th,
NJ roreh % The plar" VI helinuings containing
within said bounds % Urrrs and ~ perches of
land, more or less together with tho house barns.
buildings, fences and improvement. thereon.
Seized aud taken iu execution ls the property
n Margarntta T Dixon aud Joshua Holiness
administrators n Jashcr v. nlVon, deceased
and terre tenants, and TO be soli by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sherf
sHERtFP's OFFICE New Castle, November l.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

Doc FIeHT.-A colored man named
George Crisden, who evidently delights
In dog fights. set two Of them Sat It" the
ether dav. While the fight was going on
officer Writ appeared upon the scene and
put an end to the noisy demonstrations
Of the crowd, stopped the fight, and ar
rested the man who occasioned the dis
iurbsnce. Az the hearing he was fined
SO and costs and held in the sum of t200
to keep the peace.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

SNIP BrtpNa rs MILFORD 81 There
h,vc heCn coH.l utel thi, season 10 this
town, engine large scnOoneTs, aggregating
j2O9 0us measurement. The business is
sfui Frl-p-ruu AVID NOR" contracts offer
etAgu can ht dtd. The last vessel
launched hrfc by Mr SimmCus was very
uuel Hamir3iH ? HadelpLit, and old
sailors there g clared her to he the hand
sonnet sud best vessel that had been
'igetl '1 bat port during The year. M
11rd Ners.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

Bv virtue Ola writ Of LevAh Facias In n
directed, will he exposed to public sale,
AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

TTTTTTTl- VIII TTIFW TTTT-TT TdTT1
AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
Kept by J. Rriant, in MdlletoWn, 10 81. Georges
Hundred. New Castle county, Delaware,
On SATURDAY. tho 2lnd day Of November. 1873.
az o clock. D. Ia,
Tho following described roa estate viz AN
that plantation or traet Of land now occupied by
tho said John Gardner, party hereto, situate.
lying and heinz 10 Appoq niuuuink Hundred aud
Now Castle county Aforesaid. bounded nv l1uds
late of Thomas neakyne. now deceased. land
formerly Of Potter Stats, but now vt Sarah
neakyne, land II the heirs Of George pcakNue.
deceased, aud by the smyrns Craek containing
one hundred aEd llriy-Oue acres OF upland and
marsh. he thn sanio moro or less with now
thereon erected
Seized aud taken in execution As the property
IT John " Garduer and Henrietta. his wife. and
Charles w. Jarrell. terrr tenant, and to he sold
by ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
SHEalPP's OFFICE New Castle, November I,
la33 nov eta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

COMPLAINTS. complaints arc heard
from West Sixth street that the men who
collect the ashes In the western part of
the city are entirely neglectful Of their
duty, by allowing ash-boxes with their
contents, to stand for two and three days.
at a time from the day set upon for their
removal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

DEDICATION OF A BAPTIST CHuReH,-
% Sunday, rs ult., the Baptist Church
at Longw GODS, about eighteen miles from
Easton was dedicated. Rev. Franklin
Wilson, of Baltimore, preached on the
occasion, and Rev. o. T. Fippo, OF
Waverly, and Rev. Geo. Bradford, pastor
Of the church, also preached during the
day. The house cost about $4,000, and is
entirely paid for. It has n fine hell--ihe
gitt Of lady, and tits generally admitted
20 be a model country church, roiumodi-
GUS, tasteful, and even elegant. and snr-
passed by few, If any, country churches
in Mary land.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15
CIIERIIcIr,s SALE.
By virtue of a writ Of Levara Facias. 10 ma
directed. WALL be exposed TO public sale,
Ar THE 4IaVETpr uoTrf

hepl ny James =. flcfaon, NO. 81 ehipley slteot,
y The city VI Wilmington, 10 New Castle county,
delaware,
ON SATURDAY, November 22nd, 1873.
- az o'clock, , M,
The following described real estate, viz --
All that rortaih lot ur piece Of Land siuite 40 tho
North-easterly corner " Fourth aud Orange
streets, in tho city NJ Wilmington, aforesaid. aud
bounded as follows, 90 wit Beginning at the 10.
trrsociion of the n1rlhery .lds ct Fourth s,rurt
along the ca,terly side of Orange street north, b.
degrees east, l3 feet ~ the corner VI lot lito OF
Thomas Nnipsy thence by line thereof south.
% degrees cast ~ feet more on less. o. le corner
o. aud iaieui james Gardner; thence with lime
81 mat land south 'l degrees west y feet 10 the
nprthery ,ideni Fourth strict, aud thence thereby
tho place of beginning, DO tie cJn,onts thorcof
what they may.
,s.ited aud taken in execution as tho property
OF lsaHc 7. thamherlin, and Elizabeth r. lis
WIFE, and l.rre teu4nts and % be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
-hubhlfF OFFICE, New Castle. November 3.
lonA nov SITS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15
MAKES The WEAK STRONG

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect
II Solution Of the PFOtOTidc Of
iFCa. as SO combined rs 10 hare
Re character Of an 0f{IneW, as
'0SjiU diOcSfcd amt dsSilNitdte0
rith The O{OOd as the Sin2pfest
'oOd. ~ increases the qU0Rttty
# Natures OICB TitdtiSing
igcnt. Iron in the biOOd, ana
'iti'es "a thousand It's, !" simply
bD TOniHg Hp, THrigOP0tiUO Un0
TitdiiSiil0 ihe system. The en-
.ichcd and UifOIiscJ blood per-
neGtes cCery part of the bodUr
repdiFiuD damages and lC0Ste,
1e0TcAilD out morbid secre-
ions, and tearing nothing for
disease TO JCed upon.
This is the secret Of The 1COH-
feIJUI Success Of mis- remedy tit
urinO Dyspepsia, Liver Com
)laint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar'
,hUa, Bciis, Nervous Affections
hills and Feycrs, Humors.
Loss of constitutional VigOr,
diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
md all diseases originating tit
bad stair Of the blood, or &c
,OBlp0nicd Or debiLity or a lO,U
tate Offhc system. Being free
rom -1LcOhOJ, in any form, its
meTgising effects are not fol-
O1Ced by corresponding 1'e0c-
ion, bit are permanent. iRJl5-
iRg strength, UiGOr. and Re1J
ire Into al parts Ct the systen,
md Ouitdjpg Up an Iron Con-
ltitutiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
~ The use Of his remedy, Ti'OHs
ceGk, sichSy. suffering creG-
arcs, to strong. Rc0Ifhy. ami
t0ppy men end fCoHlcb; and
;cdLids c0Rno5 reasonably hes
tate to 0iUG IL q tTi0E.
See that each bottle has PERU
IAN SYRUP 65oicb in the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
ETH W. F0WLE q SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
soLp nv DRrGgTHTs oESrHALLY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15
sRRhrENs sAlM.


=. BY virtue Of n writ Of Levan Faclas, 10 ne
d&fueted, will he exposed to public sale,
AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No, 81 shipley street kept by James G, plerson,
We city Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
FRIDAY, November 7ilt, 1878
At9o'cloek, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz AL
that certain nossuage or frame tenement house
aud lot OF land situate on the southern side Of
Front street, between Market and King streets,
In said city Of Wilmington, bounded a. follows,
2 wit. Beginning At corner Of land Of John
burgess on said Front street. thence by said land
south ~ degrees west % feet inches to a corner
stake, thence BY lands Of Captain Price aud Jos
Dauphin, north IS degrees, west ~ teet inches
70 a corner " land Of David Bush. thence by
line Of that land north 20 degrees, east % feet
inches to the side Of From, street thence thereby
south 80 degrees, east ihiriy-soyon feet four
inches, 10 the place Of beginning. containing
within said bounds 1917 feet Of land, more or
less
SEIZED and taken In execution a. the property
Of John Crumlish and Mary. his wife, and Fred
and TO be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
1873 nov 81,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

ROOM IN A Mont ScuooL.-The even.
lag school for girls ia charge Of Miss
Frazer in the room over Richardson &
lloopes store, Is rot filled. Girls wishing
an opportunity for study and Improve.
meri will here find u with competent
instructors. The entrance 10 the school
is gu Shipley street above Third.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

Sour ron THE PooR.--It is said the
Trustees Of the Poor OF thls county have
In contemplation the establishment Of
two soup houses In this city for the relief
of the poor during the winter. The idea
is good one and should be carried out,
as there will probably be much suffering
among those who have been thrown out
Of employment and who have but scanty
means with which TO provide the necessa-
rles Of life.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

DEATH or A NorEn CHARACTER. ~
Richard Taylsr Smith, better known as
" Capt. Dick Taylor, died at Eastoq
Poiut On Monday Of lsst VEG iu lhr i7,h
year Of lie age. Mr.. Smith was az thr
hatllr 81 Noith Point, after ISL .h1cc.-
!lfted IN The L. s. Army, 10 vhich D."
served :or a number Of years. About 50
years ago he took ur his residence in THIS
country since whiehtime be has TO lowed
The occupation Of fisherman, passing
nearly all histime GU the waters. sleopme
on the shores of tue rivers In which No
hshe5, seldom entering hol,c except e..
. visitor. lila death was qu!'e sudden.
be having been in Easton In his u.ull
zoc4 health during The wcel; previous 10
his death. Esstoa Josynai.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

SUPPOSED CASE or POISONING. a man
named Wncutts died az Lht,e Greek
Landing Kent county, Tuesday week quite
suddenly. An inquest was held on the
remains and the iniesiines showed cou-
dnioa which might have resulted from
poisoning with strychuine. The tcsd.
mony before the coroner's iary went to
show that the deceased was Jealous Of
bis wife, and tended to connect vonus
physician, who boarded with the family.
with the poisoning. Some think, however,
that Wilcutts poisoned himself A fur
Their investigation of the case took place
on Saturday, but the conclusions arrived
at by the Jury are not yet known.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15

RcAoRED ACCIDENT. THE Whining
ton correspondent Of the Breakwater Tight
says Those of the crew of the Cross
Ledge LlGht-ship are, II is feared drowned.
They left the Station sometime since, and
ought to Of been back about a week ago,
but have not returned, and II Is said that
a boat answering to the one used by them
has been picked up at or near Lewes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-15


A NOBLE RESPONSE I'm Sunday the
I'd inst, an appeal was made to the chill
dren of Calvary Church Sunday School,
TO unite in a special effort to raise -four
hundred dollars. TO avoid fair, and IL
Keep the church as il has been thus far
this year free Of debt, Sunday morn
ing the result of one weeks special effort
of teachers and scholars amounted to the
large sum OF two hundred dollars. Many
acts of earnest effort and self denial pte
eented Themselves, as one after another
the several classes were callel upon for
their collection. Good FOR Calvary.
SATURDAYS EXCIrEMRNT.-Mr. DYER,
the Wilmington agent of the Phlad, lphia
I'Wblic Record writes thst paper as follows
concerning Saturdays excitement over
the attempted burglary;
"This affair mas caused the most Intense
excitement IN our city, and every hit Of
coss p relating toit that could be obtained
by tue crowd was eagerly sought after
The EVERY EVENING issued I've several
editions, yesterday, aud run its press con.
stauuy from one O'Clock Til nine, and
theu did not wholly succeed in Supplying
the anxious and excited cr0wds on tht
streets with papers."