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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

In the Matter of
The Canal and Banking Co. ct al, T.
\. s. 99] VS.. In
A. B. Montgomery ct al hqui'y'
NJ Office is hereby given to all parties hold
~ ing claiming notes secured by the
iced in Trust made by a. =. Montgomery to
v. L. Nugent and W G. Yerger, Trustees, on
he 22d day of May, 1865, to appear before the
Undersigned Commissioners, or either of them,
Jackson. Mississippi, within the next thir-
days from this date. and prove their claims
the form prescribe in the act of Bankrupt
y.
ARCHY MCGEHEE
JAS. d. STEWART
Commissioners and Masters in Chancery
This 1st January, 1873 w5t
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

There ia no pain which the Centaur Lini-
ment will not relieve, no swelling 1t viii
not subdue. and no lameness which II Will
not cure. This is strong language, but II Is
true. Where the parts are not gone It's
effects are marvellous. 1t has produced
more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
Jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-breasth,
scalds. burns, salt rheum, ear-ache, &C.
upon the human frame, and OF strains, spa
vim, gals. SC, upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. II Ia counterirritant,
an all-healing pain reliever. Oripples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded arc healed without n scar. II is
no humbug. The recipe ia published around
each bottle. It is selling as no article ever
before sold, and II sells because 1t does just
what II pretends 10 do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer II they will not use Cen
taur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
Of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumros
&c, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificate, the recipe
&C, gratis, to any one requesting ii. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lint
ment is worth one hundred dollars for spa
sined or sweenied horses and mules or for
vorew-worm in sheep. Stock-owners-this
liniment is worth your attention. No fam
lily should he without Centaur Imminent
Price soc. bottle, large bottles 400.
]. b. RosR n 90,
a proadwav New York,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The T'cruUi0n SyF5s2D, a iro,F',
st solution Of ne Pr0tOtt'i."6' ,,,'e
IRON. is SO combined as 20 ~" -.
The character of an dttihc,E,'
qsiiy digcsied amt 0ssth.t.t.''u,ji,,.t
~ IN he bIOOG as the simP..,.,,,
Sao 4. II Increases me YtG,m,,r',g5
AZ Natures OWlt it"t'@mn93
Ioo,.'. Iron ia The bf0Od' uJi
c,,,.ss. "a thousand UIs, s'Ml"J,
bmToni'j.0 Hp, InriOOrdt'.ng " o,-
" Iyy;j,yj-j,,0 re System. 1I!e tm 90.
,.; ,.s,s'T ,,,;J ,,jto.ii-ed blood, PR,
n,eGfes cgery pal.c' Ofthe . oD@g,
requiring tt1Mdgcs ely secrc-
searching ont mOTbh ~ for
tiOms. and tearing 9tOtliihV'
disease to fced WIIOR. Y4
This is the secret Of the 1ro;, Il
derfJ sEcceSs Of mis- IeWedD 20
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, Dr0psy, Chronic Diar
rhma, BOils, Nervous Affections
Chills and Fevers, Ilumorsl
Loss Of Constitutional Nisora
Diseases Of the Kidneys any
Bladder, Female Complaint
alid all diseases originating ~
% bad state Of the blood, or 90
colnD Gnied 6y debiLity or a tos,,
state Ofthe system. BciRg IF.yis
from -AIcOhOI, iIG any FORM,
sner0i@iItO effects are not ~
lOiOed IN corresponding rtg1,1
ton, bit arc permanent i"l q,
I 81 -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
Board Of Education

SPECIAL MEETfSa--TuE REPORT OF TuR
COMMITTEE on NEW scuouI~H0UsR.
A sueci.l meeting Of the Board of Educa
tiOn was held Monday 20 hear the re-
mort OF the Building committee OF the new
school. house to be erected NJ Third and Har-
rlsou streets.
Alr. Child, Chairman Of the committee,
stated that the contract for building the
school house, which was awarded last week
gentleman, 49, he had made . " iare stone
cstim4te aud LAT in " splisione hid,
and ON this ND WAS awarded the contract
Tor huildiua the school house.
lu view of 'tr. Davis cuusa e. the CON nit
tee offered the following resolution IA re-
I latiOu 20 the building 10 hc ere ttcd
! X s0irad, That the Committee De Nthnr
4 lied 10 change the base course from soid
4 stone 10 stone Of the following dimensions
First course, inches bed; second course
d ltInehes bed; third course, - inches bed;
, hacked aud nlled solid with woman stone
aud cement and that the contract he
! awarded tn lus. q. ID. seeds at the sum ui
1000. PROVIDED said Seeds givea security
iu the lum of Sl7.ulD, To- bee approved by the
Building Oommitlee and President oi the
Bngti.
A debate here ensured, and Il was statet
hv the chairman of the cOmnittee that 10
addition TO Mi. Seeds hid the follnwinl
other Gentlemen lad offered 10 10 the WOrl
10 accordance with designs OF ,he commit
toe ar the prices SIT Opposite Their names
! Wtshinrtnl NJ tson, tl6,6OO; John q. Had
dock. ~ .lpB: Ialnh Nehh. $4,000; T. u
Dom q Co.. $4,000; J, IeitoHs Son
! SIS GOD; philema Chandler, tid712; lame
Mitchell 4l7,4G3.
The re-oluhou WAS then al lpicd, aud n
. Board refusing To- entertain any other hunl
ness, o motion to adjourn prevailed,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

NAME oP THR Not NG MAN KILLED.
Special CORES ponIeucs of the STATE JouKNAL.
WEST CHESTER. PA, Aug 2aih "A fatal
raiirntl accident took place on the Penn,
syiVauiu q. Il. on Thursday morning, at thr
Chester Valley Il. u. depot, Downiugtnvn.
II aVprar- that tho Pacific express eninf
Wcai " ,s behind time and running nt 'hc
rate OF forty five miles per hour 10 make un
lost time. From This point there ARE iui.'
tracks laid 10 Philadelphia, and the freight
and the freight trAins Wcre ordered to pull
oil the main track ~ tho third, this order
WAS being rNcculcd when the express cahe
up "a curve ia the road ohstruGting a view,
aud il ran into the rear end ni freight
train dcmnlishiug THE cahOose and XIII -
hArman named Mcdowell, who 10 a atiye
ot Pcnuingtonviile, and the only Hunl nrt Of
- widnwel mother Another car lu"ir ~
was thrown OFT the trucks. The en- nae
and two baggage cars OF the express train
were demolished, the engineer WAS consider
ably bruised and was eerieatcd 10y thu fire
man uuM the rubbish. There were al %
three Others slightly hurt, one man having
his loot cut open. Tie track vns tom uli
iol "a coraidet,hle distance causing "A delay
OF trains passing the point The htat
! through tram Wts At y. M.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

wRECK ~ THE STEAMER lRoNetpEs.
A despatch from Fortress Monroe an
nounces the wreck of the steamer FORsides
ON Hog Island shoals, last Friday, during .
thick eaaterly gale and ram storm. The
crew WAS saved and the furniture and tackle
were got oft. bay the boat went TO pieces
The frONsiits is the steamer that has been
running hctwecu philadelphit and Ntpc
May THIS simmer, amt. having got through
thar t'f-istrt. 4hr aftft0i a icw dHj ago To
..I ..rni. H' fn b,i' Nfult OUTSIDE, since be- hirA
,,me O. l.ius lus been heard OF her until
tl.t dc8pAfa {. ,D.f announcing her wreck.
II srrMs she never got iut0s,he thest
peake, llu, lalHut. where she was wre, kcd,
lyiug in the Atlantic coast Of this PENN
fuia. nu Northampton county.
The dispatch 10 the morning papers states
thatth irOHStlfS WAS built iuW ilminP'ou in
1856. This is not true. She WAS built In Phila-
lrlphit toy Resney n Neaitie, we believe. }
W. suppose the report that she was built
mere giew ont Of the fact That she was
1 altered BY thu Harlan X Hollingswurth
! Company from a day boat TO her last style
win atateruOms, sc, Tor might service. Her
name when she Was first built WAS thu
| fhHdddpbid. Wllmin gton ID not anxious
/ toi the credit of having built her,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

FOUND DEAD. Last Friday week, aB q
party OF workmen entered the Cow Run
culvert, Cecil county, to repair 1t, they dis
covered tie body Of an unknown man, APP
no uoubt that his dealt was flOm natura
gaugps
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
RAN ROADS.


N NIh us \ IN ANA MhlifNNNi I
i MoNpAg. June 2lrd, lsli, trains leave DepO
Thirty. seeu I'D aud Market arrests
MAINE LINE WESTWARD.
paou Accom-, 6.2l. s. 50 and no q. m; LILO,
Il. ~ and H. y N. On sunday, 30 M anu
" Magyar Nj "a Express daily, oxcapt Sunday, al
Eimira ind lock Haven Exp, except Sunday
Mail daily. except sunday son, a.
Fast Liue and Brio Exp. daily, except suhuay' |
harrisburg Aeeommo. daily. except Sunday,
Gaacast Ter and York Accom-. daily ex Sunday
farfesburg Train daily, except Sunday at
Piitinggh EXPRESS daily, except Sunday, at
Cincinnati Express daily, s 10. p. IN.
southern Express daily, 10 ~, p. NJ.
Pecinc Express and Erie all daily o. 7; "
krie Mail, saturday night, ruhs, enY 20 WI
linn sport bmigrlns Express, W. a. m''
Tckets uiu t be pr csred and baggage deliv-
cred At ll6 Market street by clock. y. IN.
NEW YiRk DIVISION.
Ex,ros- for N W York IN, 3, 7.lb, Mand
n. T. 3d. J., i.si g. . 80 and 4. 40. y. N. " ~
niJui.iH. SUNDAY rrain4. ~, 3, 40, a. m.
Lsirrsui TIL. ior New York Y lndpight.
Acc.'n 'ttr"p Tor Trenton, go, o, III 4.S1
and u N v IA
reoa KeHslSaros nEror.
tur View furh, 80, a.. ~ ;aud g. IL. D. u.
b ,ln. CAD a. NJ; " noou; 10 and TN,
,,ntea, 80 7ai 10, a, m.,2l5. Si5. 4, 8,
Saa Huu wick and iuto,meJi ste stations. at
ron HELvinrRE DIVISION.
kan. ess iJr Trautou. lamborts ills. Paillips-
hnW' Etston' Scranton, etc. 7,iu, a. H., And
WAY Train. to Lanbe ftvnls aud Pennington,
10. a. Do, sad 3. p N For Pennington, 49, 10
Il. m . -. p. ~.
Accommodation fc r Belvidere, o 30. p. m.
FROM MAgKkr aTRBRT FERRY.
Accommodation for New York via South Am
boy md boat, I'd via Jamashnrg AID M9nmonih
JUNCTION, 6.al, a m. aud via Monmouth June
Accom- fcr New Ysrk, Via Trenton. s and 10.
a. ~ y and g. p' ~. For Trenton u noon'
way d'rain for burlington, G3l. p. N.
| WAY Trains for y lrdtntnwn. and II ~. p. m,
| For iukura Branch 80, am. and o y. m.
forHis6tsiow 6,a. a. 81. z 10 Sai6,p N.
For pembertpD aud Long Branch, 80, II. ~.
q, ~. Ia ?, DO. Tuckertou H. H., 20. a. IN
Tor Mciford 80, am. ,s.l5, 4.so, go. y. m;
| For Mount Holly rHd P-mbcrtlu. q, ~. u. II
g u 70 H. Az" go $50 p H. For MI
| Holly ouly. II 80, J. N
] TRAINS AKKivt A. rHtKrY-riRsr AM MARKET
HTNFAT4.-
From Pittsburgh, 2.5l, 800, o. IN. u g. y, m.
! dslli o. %. 81. tn. 20 80. >. ~ except Monday
! NJ rom Erls A.d Wuhtm-peft, t.hj, .. M, daily,
except MogdHy arg 3 M y 90 d.lJyi, exc ,pl
..iu daily, except NpGday FROM Lock Haven,
! EimlrH aud whining .'ri, q. y. M, From New
II. 30 ~, +, - heue Z n, bh o II
tkeus.l ~ anu 10 o., p. N Sunday IT, Us
80 10 r p &c.,, n9 Y r. A. n, ~. Ergg
D.. NJ. kenslngtna pepot, H.W. ln2, a. M, an'
siespine- car csets cau he had At ool Ch5stnu
| street. and herot, thirty second aud Marko
IN Union Transfer Company will call for ar,
O. IIu NIAlH t IT, 10 aa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

RRANnYwtNE SUMMIT CAMP.-Brandy-
wine Summit Camp Meeting WAS sun
d ~. attended by thousands upon thousands
o. people. and from early in the morning
until alter tea, there was hardly breathing
room. The services were well attended
during the day aud from the vast crowd
present not u cross or unpleasant word is
sued. WilmiugtOniaus were present 10
large numbers and enjoyed themselves, aa
they usually do.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

seeking safety and restored health, should
should use Dr. Holmhold's Extra Buchu.
This article is ofiicinal and standard. 1t is,
moreover, the only preparation that de-
velopes the full value of Buchu as diuret-
ie. II is perfect specific for all diseases OF
the urinary organs In male or female. be
ware of cOunterfeits and limitations, which
interruptions men are endeavoring TO palm
off upon Dr. Helmbolds reputation. Look
for the Doctors signature on the wrapper.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

COUNTY FARM FOR SALR--Reynolds h
o.. real estate agents, have been author.
ixed by the proper committee Of the board
Of Trustees of the Poor for this county TO
sell the county farm at Hare's Corner. The
farm contains $50 acres and is in excellent
condition
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

NEW DANUNG AcAprMY.-Mr. Webster,
3 successful teacher ct the art Of dancing,
has secured the elegant rooms in the Will
niugton Institute building SO long occu-
ped by Prof duffy. and Is forming select
classes OF those who desire to learn the
graceful art. Mt. W. intends 10 make this
Il really select dancing academy, and 10 this
end he will spare no carctaking to insure
ne pleasure and aurcessiul tuition of his
patrons. Parties desiring 10 become pupils
IT. Mr.. WIS classes are invited to meet HIM
al the academy, in Institute building on
and after sept. LIST, from to 9 o'clock every
evening,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

NiPPRD IN THE BUD.-James Downing
recently killed watersnake along the
Brandywine, in Newlin township, which
was about three and half feet long. Its
length, however. WAS not so startling rs its
rotundity. which is remarkable for snake
that is supposed to guzzle, II anything
water and not beer A post-mOrtem exam
inAtion was entered into instanter, and
there were disembowled thirty-two as sweet
little, dear little wriggling snakes as ever
you wouldn't wish to set your eyes on
Hest Chester Neics.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

DIED FROM HIS INJUREs.-Iohn Burton,
OF Lewes and Rehobuth Hundred. an ac-
count Of the severe assault upon whom we
e We in our last issue, died from has in
Ii. rles Saturday morning week. Beniamn
n anilla, Tor Meneleyl the villain who in
floted the injuries, has been logged In
& georgetown jail. and will doubtless be IN.
d cted for murder at the October session oil
tlla SmRHeN lnmmlN Count.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

CastOria ia more than substitute for
Castor oil. II is the only SAFE article IN
existence which is certain TO assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colto
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
is pleasant TO take. Children need not cry
ard mothers may rest. april bmw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

FATAL ACCIDENT. ASA Dawson, promi-
nent citizen OF Bridgeville, was almost in
3tantly killed Wednesday week. He
fell from loaded peach wagon and both
wheels passed over the lower part of his
abdomen. He died In half an hour.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

W.SW r. K. ExrRNstoN.-A correspond
ent of the West Chester Record, writing
from Elk township, says The committees
appointed at the meeting held at Washing
ton school house in the interest of the ex-
tension of the Wilmington Western Rail-
road have entered upon their onerous lahorA
and are now asking for suhscri ptions 10 the
capital stock. right Of way. &c They VIII
make their report TO meeting 70 be held At
the same place. Washington school house,
on Thursday, September 4th, Al p. m. En-
gineer Jackson has been surveying short
line connecting the Big Elk route and the
Franklin and we learn he will likewise
survey what is known as the Coon Hollow
route which is but the kimhleville and Big
Elk route. crossing the summit about half "A
mile north of kimbleville. There seems to
he 4 determination among the people along
Tho line OF the extension to have it pushed
forward. and we hope IN short time to he
able TO record the commencement OF this
much talked Of and much needed extension.
surely rnthing could be more foolish on the
part Of the Wilmington people and those
having stock In the part already built, or
living along the line of extension, than Ia
! let it stop combination of interests calls
for its being extended on to Oxford, and
that speedily.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner Stufn, Of
Crisneld. Joseph II. Vance, Master, sprung
= leak on Thursday evening of last week in
Swami Creek, Md, (about one mile from
the Darlington Mills and sank Immediately
in about eight feet of water. She was loaded
with lumber and bound for Washington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

POPLAR WooD.-The poplar wood used by
urc Of paper comes, principally, from
Havre de Grace. About fifty cords per day
are shipped to them from that place and
contracts have heen made for the delivery
TO then Of about three thousand moIe cords
this season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06
An Pm,aent nivinn snr..

al have been using the Peruvian Syrup.
II gives me new vigor, buoyancy Of spirits,
elasticity OF muscle" Seth W. Fowl e \
Sons, Boston, will send, free, a pamphlet OF
~ pages, containing = full account OF this
remarkable medicine to any one sending
him their address.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

THEBr OF. WATCH AND OloTHlNa.-
S amuel Carter, coloredl on Tuesday week
ole from Daniel Johnson, at Quigley'e
uuarries, a silver watch, pair of pants and
iirt. Constable Ward arrested the thief
aud ESQUIRE Frazer held hun IN 5000
bill for his appearance ut court in default
OF which he was committed Johnson was
committed in default
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

HltLEs & JoNRs.-Hilles x Jones have
Shipped during the last two weeks eight
large radial drills, two combined punching
and shearing machines and one large mill
ing machine, their aggregate weight ap-
proXimattug $4,000 pounds. An equal mum
b n OF machines are still in the shop sold,
1t unfinished. Business at this establish.
rieut has receil ed no check by tie dull
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

School APPolNrNrENTs.-T committee
on Teachers of the Board of Education
have made the following additional appoint
ments of teachers; Miss Mary N. Lippin-
colt, Of Mount Holly. New Jersey, TO be
assistant principal in the first grade OF the
Girls Grammer School, and StSnshury ;.
Wiley and Miss Mary Millnr, OF No. l. 70
he assistant teachers in the Normal School
at a salary of 500 per year each
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

The Com CRoP.-The transformation
wrought by the late rains upon the growing
crops was most wonderful. Nothing like
il is remembered by the oldest inhabitants.
Hundreds and thousands OF acres OF corn
that were thought to be ruined beyond re-
coverv--dwarfed, whitered, and almost
literally burned up-were most astonish-
inglv revived, and commenced promptly u
vigorous growth, and has now become
lusty. rank. aud will give a prolific Yield.
II is safe to say now that the corn crop Of
the state will be immense-and Will, If
grain should chance to be a fair price, make
up In large measure for the terrible losses
suffered on the peach crop.-MiUord Neics. :
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

SERIOUS AcoiDENr.-At 90 o'clock
Monday afternoon painter working on
ie roof OF the house No. soy Tatnall street,
fllfnto theyarsi, breaking and dialocating
h right ankle and inluring tile right side
o. his face badly. lie lives in jackson
3 rect between 18th and 14th. Medical aid
v AZ at once obtained
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

EJSINESS DIRECTORY.
B0Ors a SHOES.
J. s. MoRELAED. FOURTH sud Poplar ssrsst.
-------------------------
OARRIAGEs.
FRIsT a AbLHOED, cor. Seventh Aus shipls.
" Ii %sidnr. Water and asrksl
- .-----.-------s--s=-f=
ULeTHLNG.
n BUxBAuN. corner Third ana Market
GBO. a Ash. Mlaafkot effaet. Tor stAiis;l
4, T. WOODROW eorusr Seventh A0d hhiyleN
JOHN DAVIS, lsohsrka. street.
DRUGGIBTS.
W.. WILLfIAe. sor. Einth aud Market 81
g. kcln ALL, "; eornar hescnd s9s naIksA
-------------------s~-a---
FURNITURE
JOHN RRBsy, 40 wAlnu. erect;
THOMAS ]. GRAVES. Fourth aud King.
JoeFpH 3. BOUTS, sos 5hipley street
L. w, PALMER, ln3 shlpley street
J,6J. n HARMAn. 40 klng street.
.----------s.-----.-----
GUNa, ETo.
a. MBLOnoIR, y. King street
---------------------- -
GENTS EURNKAHING 900Ds.
]. p. pOuaHTHa, az Market street.
Q. 9. MORO ~, 81 Aa.ses .:ress 81.
Gas YITTRRs 4 PLUmBE6s.
---------=-------
Wy aILLzsPIE. Sit wsu FOURTH
aAwTAkoP Bao. an drtket street
gfHAKkhn BkO. b8 shiplsy Atreets-
---.-.---l----------.-.-'-.-
H0UsE PURNIsHIN0 dOODs
THOMAS ,. BRksoH, "a Market rtrssi.
JOHN M0BRIpB. Sol sud 500 BAut Sixth strvtt
z. PICK Bis: Tsnsh and harke direct.
HATS q o.4PS.
@. X. DuBKgL, Hhst Third street
SAMUEL OuLBkkr. Gus Market street
JEWEERY.
------------------
y. g. CLARK, sQ7 Merkst street
A. E pErORhAEDlR $40 Market street.
J. q. MASSEY, rs Rsst Fourth aueet.
LADIES' GOODS.
NJ. L. LIoHFKHsTKIE, gs Market street
4; g. sTtATs ~ s f5S s 5irs s!. .,,..,
d. HALAOBBB - Market street. tup stairs
MILLINERY GOODS.
SUDAN TlLTog, sis Market street.
-----------..------.-ss. -----.-----.--------i--=
MAGAZINES.
MARKEBss' aAaAzIBE Sixth and MARKET.
--------------.-ss.ss.-- - -
MUSICAL INsTRUMBNTs.
X. r. ALBERT, 10 4. FOURTH street
r. ALLBH, iO1 W, seventh street.
ROBBLRN q BIO. ,sH Market street.
PAPsK HANG ERs.
A. 3. JOINS, as sArFol street.
PHOT0GRAPRS AND FRAMES.
ID. W. gARaETr. M Msrkot street
?: Aon@sAaLs: rhira sd Ains s.rsess -
SEEMING MAOBINEs.
NEW AMERICAN IMP MACHINE, fC7 King.
WE'D sEWlpd MhGHlab, sixth ard Market
THR HOWL MAdnIEB, ela nArtsi street,
HROvBK 4 BLgRR nluHlNk, sl6 Marriott g.
slEuEK sBWlnG mAOBiRk. so hArhet St
WHBRLHg 4 WILSON. tnew) stu and nzrktt
D0MBSTlC AsCHlnE. sW ksrkrt street
sAODLBHR e HARNEss.
We'll SElNGwtLT sorner ia.oad and shlpisi
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TEAS q GR9UERIEs.
| -
W. Il. ALLMOHc a BIO. siEbtb and Mafkst
| j. u. HOUSTON, IA. II sEat flurth stIaaL
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-06

BIC QUARTERLY. The culored Metho-
dists held their big quarterly ~ here sun
a Az. sapd IL was sntteuded. AS all such
Z ,therings are, by hundreds OF people from
the city and surroundings. A largo crowd
c me down from Philadelphia and Chester,
on the p. W * y. K. r. and the excursion
trains uu the other roads were well patr7n'
l. ed. Early in the morning three boat loads
4 ON Jersey werp landed here, and all spent
the day in quiet and orlerly manner The
services At the main church-E. Ziun-were
We'll attended and much good, We are tolu'
resulted from the meeting. The visitors
returned to their homes early in the evening.