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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.

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ADDINE will, at a tritling cost, enjoy in
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The Christmas issue for 1874 will cou,
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PREMIUM FOR 1874.

Every subscriber to TIE ALDINE for
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The original pictures were painted in oil
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Cliffs of Green River Wyoming territory.
The difference i'll the nature OF the scenes
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Prospectus for 1S74-Seventh Year.
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An Illustrated Monthly Journal, univer-
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into spring water of low temperture,
and the animal heat forced out before
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In the District Court of the United
States. Western District of Pennsylvania
JESSE aa E; cnsSFC61, Ts'is' S5 NOTICE i. hereby
Bankrupt.
Given that upon application of D. G. Oys-
ter, assignee Of the estate of Jesse Claypool,
Bankrupt, to it is ordered that a second
general meeting of said Bankrupt be held
at Ridgway in said Dis strict, on the 26 day
of November, A. D. 1873 at 9 o'clock a M,
at the Office of S. 4. Woodruff, one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said District
for the purpose named in the twenty seventh
section of the Bankrupt act of March End,
1867.
S. c. McCANDLEss,
n3S-tv Clerk.
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Elk County Directory.

President Judge-L. d. WetmOre.
Additional Law Judge-Ilon. Jno.
Vincent.
Associate Judges-Chas. Luhr, j V
Houk.
District Attorney. X. P, Hail.
Sheriff-D. C. Oyster.
Prothonotary Sc.,-Fred. sohening.
Treasurer-C. r. Farley.
County Superintendent-Rufus Lucore.
Commissioners Campbell, John
Barr, Geo. Ed. Weis.
Auditors-Clark A. Wilcox, George d.
Messenger, and c. W. Barrett.
County Surveyor-Geo Wilmsley.
Jury Commissi i,ners.-Joseph Kerner.
and Charles Mead,
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Not for Sale in Book or News Stores.

THE ALDINE, while issued with all the
regularity, has none of the temporary or
timely interest characteristic Of ordinary
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pure, light and graceful literature; and a
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-15
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Josephine Mansfield is under treatment in
Paris for cancer.
The abolition of flogging in Chicago public
schools is a success, 30 the boys think.
-WhiHkey inside and tobacco outeide Is said
snake.
"A report il current in Paris that Metz will
be restored to France, through the influence Of
Prussia.
"A Buffalo man probed the head of his SON
in;law, the other day, with pitch-fork, to see
il he had brains.
The Toledo Blade says the liberals and
Democrats OF Ohio are shaking hands across
the bloody chasm as much as they were, but
they are shaking fists at each other.
just as soon as Train and Sergeant Bates got
quiet, Gordon Gordon felt compelled to break
out Edward Payson Weston aud Carl Schurz
will probably go into state Of eruption.
The Boston Transcript says that Miss Ly-
dia Thompson will be married In London on the
2Sh inst, to Mr.. Alexander Henderson, for
years her business manager. and sails for this
country on the 3lst.
AT the annual convention OF the New Jersey
hpritualists, last week, marriage was denounc-
ed, and one lady orator gave good hit at some
OF her own sex in these words: There are
thousands OF women, who don't love their hus-
bands, and won't let any body else love them"
Miss Emmeline Fegenbush, who was drowned
at French street wharf, on Tuesday night. had
been for twenty years saleswoman in Eighth
street stores, and for the last three years. en-
gagged in that OF George w. Zsigler. Her body
has not been recovered y0t, aud no further at
tempts are being made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-15
Violent Assault by a Police Onlo.r.
A MAN cRUr1LY MlsusED AND BEATEN

MAN CRUELTY INFUSED AND BEATEN.
In the COMMERCIAL, Of yesterday, there was
the following local item
In LIMBO Thomas Brown was riotous in his
conduct at 9th and Orange streets, this morning.
He was arrested by officer McGOnigal but resls-
ted, and in the struggle got the officers thumb
in his mouth, and bit it severely A few taps
with the locust reconciled him, and he was led
to the cells.
The information contained in it came from the
police authorities and since it's publication quite
a number OF persons, who saw the occurrence,
have called on us to say that it conveys a very
wrong impression and that the conduct Of officer
McGoniRal deserves severe Tebuke.
The statement made to us is that the officer, in
arrestiDg Brown, threw him down, and throtted
him, in the course of which proceeding the Off
GERS thumb got into the mans mouth, when the
latter very naturally bit it, Upon this, the Off
Ger became excited and angry, and scandalously
abused the prisoner. beating him OH the head
with his club. until the blood ran down in
streams. The nippers-a cruel aud infamous
instrument Of tortue, which ought to be used
only with the most violent and dangerous pris-
oners, but which are resorted to by the police
with excessive freqnency-were put on the mans
wrists, and he was hauled along, and when he
raised his hand to his bleeding head, the officer
again beat him with his club, although the by
standers, some ladies' included, begged him not
to do so. He appeared to be 30 angry, and to
have so far lost self command to feel no re-
gard for the prophecies of his place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-15
A Camp Meeting of sreut GOOD.

LARGE NUMBER OF CONVERSIONS AND BEAUTIFUL
FRATERslzArIoN OF DENOMINATIONS.
At small unassuming camp-meeting in Bal
tinore Hundred, Sussex county known as Bethel
camp, held recently, great religious interest
was awakened, 100 conversions were recorded
aud all denominations, especially Presbyterians,
were brought into the devotional exercises. The
preacher IN charge was Rev. j. A Arters, who
was assisted by kevs. L. U. Ayres, J. Dare and
others from surrounding circuits. The last Sun
day, meeting was held as union meeting OF all
denominations. and the Presbyt erians attended
III full force. Rev. Mr.. Gaylord, Presbyterian
preached the morning discourse, and the re-
malnder OF the day was occupied in experience
and prayer meetings which we're fully participat-
ed III by members OF both denominations The
Milford Mems says of this days meetings:
The Old-fashlOned Methodist and the deyout
Presbyterian came together face to face, hand
to hand and heart to heart, and sung and prayed
praised and even shouted together in beautiful
concord and harmony, Presbyterians are not
much at shouting but we are informed that they
did it on this occasion with all the ease and dex-
teTity OF even the most practiced Methodist.
They did not care to do 1t, but it seemed as
though they could not help it. They went into
1t with power though it was almost il not quite,
involuntary. After it was all over they could not
see that 1t hurt them bit. Indeed they seemed
to feel the better for it after the starch crust was
once broken of them 1t was good to Dc there"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-15
FIRST EDITION..
The Wafer Street widening.

PROGRESS OF THE woRK-THE DISTRACTIONS FAST
DIsAPPEARINa-FULL LIST OF THE AWARDS.
The work OF widening Water street progresses
satisfactorily. and has reached such stage that
its progress may be measured by actual accom-
pllshments Some time ago Council let out to
contract the filling mp Of the street on the West
side OF the city, and the contractor has been at
work for several weeks in widening that portion
OF the street and bringing it to the proper grade.
ALI along the line OF the street the distractions
to the widening are being pulled down. and in
some places the work has been completed.
East of Market street, the end OF the building
occupied by Jos. 7. Waite has been pulled out
and Charles Warner X Co. are preparing to va
cate the portion or their premises which is me-
cessary to be taken. Beyond this but little is to
be done, as the ground is mostly used for Goa
yards, and the fences will only have to be set
back. The widening stops al French street. and
east OF that point the street and Railroad avenue
will remain in their present condition.
On the West side Of Market street, the Huns
berger property is the only one OF any magni-
tude which is not already in process of tearing
out One OF the ii. ~ II. Co.'S buildings have
been torn away and second one is already in
process. by spring 1t ID expected that the street
will have been fully opened, and he ready for
the hailroad Companies to make whatever i'm
provements they may have in contemplation.
The following is full list of the awards. All
OF the amounts have been paid, with a single
exception and this would have been met long
ago could the proper person to whom payment
might be legally made been ascertaned The
opponents Of the measure claimed it would cost
Wlilat IN aptatiOn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-15
From New Castle.

THE HAMTLroN-REcKLEss CONDUCT -.PIc-NIo PAR
TY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEY COME"
Correspondence Of the Commerciall
New CASTLE, August 15 =
The Hamilton, contrary to expectation, re-
turned, yesterday afternoon.
Two young men, Samuel Jones and Peter Gatz-
man, created quite sensation, yesterday even
ing, by driving at furious rate through our
streets, and otherwise disturbing the public
peace. The stopped in their career through the
town at John Keigan's saloon, to "wet up" and
while enjoying their smile, were waited upon by
the sheriff and quietly escorted to the office Of
Squire Vandever, where they were fined fifty
cents and costs.
A party of excursionists visited Fort Delaware
from here. yesterday, in the steamer Pe,ry,
which stops at that place every Thursday. We
understand that they had very pleasant time.
The picnic to be given to-day by the Ameri-
Gus Yacht Club, on account of the storms,
proved failure. Early in the morning,
a poetponement was agreed upon, but the wealth
er proving to be more favorable than was antici-
pated 1t was thought advisable to reconsider the
matter. and hacks being provided, quite num-
ber had collected in the grove and were anticipa.
ting fine time when the storm again began and
the party pic-nicists were compelled to return
home, much disappointed.
Another notorious character from your city
found lodging in the Brown Stone yesterday.
The cry is "still they come"