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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

These figures may seem high, but let them
establish the paid department here and sec
how much lower they eau bring the figures.
iici the first year II Will take at least
i21,Oll 10 run b each year thereafter. The
cost at running the Providence, X. l., FIRE
department ll3 cumpaniesl for 1879, was
500 600. For running the Nashville, Tenn,
IRE department Is companiesl t3l,677 q.
For running the Norfolk fire department,
.3 compauieHl for 1872. sl5.O74. For running
the IRE department in this city, which is
volunteer rs compnnics) for 1873 was " 000
II has been only this year that the hremen
have asked for more. Give the volunteers
sl5,uou this year and they Will show the
citizens the hest fire department In the
United States, not excepting the hand
some luXurica the paid ones around US.
The companies do not attempt TO riot and
the only reason that see for a change ls to
/ allow some Of the political tricksters IN
Council to hold office, aud have handsome
| diyy' OF the purchasing OF the articles.
| Hoping that you will give this space IN
| yOui valuable paper, remain.
I TAN PAYER
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

RENENBER THE Poor The President Of
" We. the People" manifests his usual be
nevolence In remembering the poor on
" ashington's birthday. He purchased an
OK weighing over 1850 pounds, which he
hni cut M in $50 piecea. varying from two
to FIVE pounds each and distributed SATURDAY,
muInlhg among the most needy psOr The
money to purchase the OK Mr.. Crozier
raised by subscriptions, Mr. I.eander =.
Riddle heading the list with i've dollars.
We understand that a small sum is vet
needed to make the full amount of the pur.
cahse money.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

EsCAPRoF A LUHATGo-FridAyw week while
some repairs were being made ~ the Aims
house, man BY the name Of glasgow, who
has been confined there for som etime, mad
his Escape. He was reoAptured Saturday
and had. 10 he chained TO keep him from
running away again. lie has always bee q
somewhat Insane, but during the last fe "
Inonthh he had heeome aulte Violent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY OF TIE UNION
NJ r guNnAV cTunnra

NJ r. SUNDAY hOhOolt.
Sunday afternoon the missionary
anniversary Of the Union NJ. f. Sunday
Schools was celebrated. The audience
present was very large, and all enjoyed
the exceedingly pleasant programme Of
exercises.
The exercises were opened by the
scholars singing " All hail the power Of
Jesus name" followed by prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Palmer. The Anniversary
Jubilee" was then sung in a spirited
manner, and the infant class followed
with some very pretty vocal selections.
The report of the missionary collections
of the infant schools was here read and
the little ones again favored the audience
with an appropriate hymn. Rev. Mr..
TOmpkinsOn addressed the audience in a
very pleasant manner, and Loud thrO'
the World Proclaim " was sung By the
whole school. The receipts of the morn
ing school missionary collections were
read and the infant school again
sang. An address from Rev. Euoch
stubbs and can is Beautiful There"
came next and the solemn dut'
OF noticing the lives and services OF
deceased scholars was then discharged.
Rev. Chas. Hill here received several
memorial wrcaths from The scholars and
the Land Of JOY" most appropriate
hymn, was sung. The missionary col
lections from the morning school were
read, followed by singing from the infant
school and an address by Rev. j. NJ. p.
OTIS, Of West Presbyterian Church.
d" Love divine all love eXcelllng," was
sung by the whole school and several
fragrant boquets we're presented to the
pastor and others, after which Federal
Street" was rendered and the Doxology
sung and the Benediction delivered.
This is reckoned one of the most plea.
SAINT and successful missionary anuiyer.
saries ever celebrated in Union Church
and the contributions for missionary
causes during the year aggregated over
$500.
MT. SALEM SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The anniversary Of the Mt. Salem s
S. Missionary Society, took place Sunday
afternoon. The church was crowded tG
excess, aud scores were compelled TO 70
away for the want of room. The cXer
cises were of most interesting charac
ter. The church was beautifully trimmed
With flowers. sc. There stood ON The
communion table large cross. made O
lowers-spanuing the cross IA rainbow
and GROWING all, was IL beautiful crown
| oiled with stars.
The classes presented their Offering
with Scriptural notices and emblcns
| These were received by the pastor Rev
j. France, ANA placed around the foot o
the cross, the whole presenting q mos
beautiful picture.
The singing, led by Mr.. Sheath, was o
! ha fh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
The Pension Agency,

POSITIVE DENIAL THAT THERE IA ANY DE-
SIRE FOR IT'S REMOVAL
Editor Of State Journal viii you be
kind enough 10 say To } our numerous read
efa that there Is not, aud never has been on
the part OF Mr. Burton, the new pension
agent. or of the department, any desire to
remove the office or agency for the payment
OF pensions, from Wilmington TO the lower
part OF the State.
Yours truly, ", F. PiCKKLs.
WILMINGTON, Feb p, 1874
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
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IDHILADELPHIA.W ILMIhgTOE3bAL ri'
t.tins ss.e. TuEsplY, Novsqber iii Is7s
are ssIEn.lsd .Ag. II g. ssy Tcrs saa wais
ncs1os ,I ssa soriot ssscssi q Sissrssesia
,T. ,s. .ss: saS ss.s sas.a bsss X.
ri III Train from Philadelphia will rus on Non
Az "a TSs;sSs. s SiY 1A TI.g :s
asT' TTia.I s,d ssS1t5HTTaS,TSiRRS.
sora.f q broad Street ssd wsshisG.os I1saus.
y :Ei,A;s s,;.'s 3, ss T. {: > IA"
81 8. s &, 3, lS ., y i. Is , 80
81 sc1 3 3, = % l'% % 81 il 3. m ~
g. b.l A. az s :9 g g N H. o. $50. 100
49,. IS sS. 70 ~ IA P an uN,n
o. 1920 8. g ~ 80. 10 1't Ii &.IP.
y sofI;. /. p 8 So l. e y r. M" y"
90. 4. ~. 3 81; i. =: III Z. go
3, Is. 3 3, 70 8, 4, ~ ?. a.,,~,~.m
so. biF So aOo.t as $50 p0't n@.'
u f AZ ( m 100, $50. p@ 2o.
400, 4 81, %, 90 g. 20, y W 10 " Y y "
| ThurlOw, $50, 10, 30, a. m. ? ~. tW' o. 10 O. g.
=" f9alasT r. 1880, a. s,l0 40. SIS. as,
f x q $50. io0a ,ao. 400, LlS. e's
Si. y @i = .. 1850. Antao. An. SlS
Believes, $50 io0. a. n,aS biS, -
Tlini7S'Gp r. q s 5NS g. 30 II IaSo' p m N.
Newport Da. m, tWp. N.
s.ss,S5 so So, M M t too ? ii a-pm.
North -Bsst, s. soa' m. 40, ll,0.'P' m.
ChArlestownt 9a. m; 800 p. m
Ps4 2SlRiiiR SO n. X o. N. ;lalA, 400
Havf re- De De dr.es. s0s. m. nom. ,lllGt
$ $ssss,5$.s,,i. 81. &C. I, ~.
assnoiis. 20 a m, 400. IL 90 ,. m.
stemmsr's Rus SOs u. lOp.m
Baltimore, $50 a. m. IA co. m. H. 49, So,
S"''h" RoRrHwARp.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave a. follows
Baltimore. LN aS,t A. m, Act 80
s ti Run. z57a MIN,
S Sssss So IA M nj 81 : f. F. sis..p
ffsttySsS;yiIis: q y = y, AZ, X. sS'P
AAS Syls. De- Srs,s, u 4,tisS ts6Sm.sm.
Psi1r I'll Il * asItSS, a@.n@tAm.,An.
PrnsipiO, G@, el4AH
North. E.'.; 5oe; os.s nj tSt, slsP. m
ss 1Ia ]! 81 y s. !. :" n y y m.
Stanton. T. -. 10. ~. q. m. o. o. p. m.
Newport, 90, 10 II, a. m 10 or p. m.
n Y "a az S.a',i' 70 ~ =, n 4,
u c q y IN. $50, so, 1910, a. mt 10
. Iip Y .; ~ :. 81. 80. O~. MAN
. T + sSi ~ 3, 80. 80 MIN. @p
st TSeIi9yS, ~ &. ~ Rio.oi. n.a =. m. as
= . t L. nlii s 3. sm.I@.sMsS. p@.'n.O
Chester. 8. A. los Z A., SIS. 4s, 10. 10, II.
t RI Lyme SH ST. T. IA ~ Il i u. ~ S y
Ridley fSi 7 %:lMlg sS.pD, n.i'
Noore.s. 500. 176, 10. a. a. N le, aSi, bs
!. ~ .n6i5sSsi, Sos. 1919. nnan,L4aE
: pstsS; SGs, = EOi. Ho1, n@Am,lH
YFs.seslli' shs / .. sii. G@.l nils
! Be- & Is, Ia 10. 20 a. n.tl@. so,
III. Ecrlsh' SIS. 10, iLaA nj 2a. so
6os, Ia, p. IN.
Rlfiy. Eighth Street, Gl7, T. IeAA iaG
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will lsun on Sunday, except thos
q Trains from PAilsdslphia will i.sv, as follow,
= F0r
) Lamokin and intermediate Stations, l. 30, p n
: Wilmington aAd War Stations, 30, a. m.
. 81, y. m.
. Baltimore stopping a, the principal sta,loni
II ~ y.
. FROM
Il Lsmskin and intermediate Station, al6 a. n
4 Wilmington, stopping At WAY Stations, 4 4
n 6Sp. m.
. Baltimore, stopping at principal stations. LO
III KINNEY. Superintendent.
I i TiMORR Il. R-DBLA WARE Division
a TINE FABLE FALL ARRANGEMENT. q
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

BEGuN.-Tho work Of rebuilding the
mill Of the COIN Bros, of Princess
Anne, which was recently destroyed by
fire, has Been commenced. Some Of the
machinery has arrived and dozen o.
fifteen carpenters are hammering at ii.
It will give one hundred men employ
ment when completed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Miraculous EscAPE.--On Monday
last, rs the train on the Dorchester *
Delaware Railroad was coming over to
scaiord, 1t came near being wrecked at
Williamsburg bridge. It appears that
one of the posts supporting the ties had
given way, but the engineer not discover.
luz ii, did not check his speed, and rs the
train came upon the bridge the weight
caused the piliug to settle about Is inches,
causing the engine to careen, hat IL fOrtu-
ua;cly passed safely over. This was GER
tainly miraculous escape. Although
The bridge is not large one, yet the
speed at which the train was going, had
! it went down, woud undoubtedly have
resulted in the killing of many and "a,
complete wreck Of the engine and cars
/ StdIOrd Chzsn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Cough is a symptom by which various
diseased conditions OF the throat, bronchial
tubes and lunga manifest themselves. But
whether II arises from the irritation pro-
duced m the throat and lAtynx by taking
cold, from An attack Of bronchitis, from in.
oipient consumption, or ifOm various other
causes. nothing will allay II more speedily
nor cure It more permanently than Doctor
Pierce's Golden N edicAi Discovery II does
not matter whether IL he a recent attack. or
lingering cough, the Discovery is In either
case equally well adapted for its relief and
permanent cure. In fact, IL will cure A
cough in one-half the time necessary to cure
IL with any other medicine. and II does It,
not by drying II up, but by removing the
cause, suhduing the irritation, and healing
the affected parts. No time should he lost
10 commencing the use Of a proper medicine
for the relief Of n cough, for unless this
course Is pursued serious and dangerous
disease Of the lungs is liable TO result.
DoUToaa SOON LEARN iTs VALUE.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 10. 1870.
BR. PIERCE For the past six months l
have used your Golden Medical Discovery
In my practice, and in that time l have
tested It's merits In severe coughs. both
acute and chronic, In chronic disease OF the
throat, severe cases Of bronchitis, general
arrangement Of the system, eonstipated
condition Of the bowels, and wherever a
thorough Alternative has been indicated. Ia
! all cases l have found 1t TO act gently vet
! thoroughly and effectually in renewing the
various diseased conditions, and bringing
about a healthy action throughout the
Ii. l.. HAA4, MD.
To the weak, the Worn and the Weary
/ the editor Of the Boston Recorder SAYS
I " We can unhesitatingly recommend the
/ Peruvian syrup, projected solution Of the
prOtOxide OF iron, TO all the weak, the worn
and the weary, having richly experienced
/ Its BENEFITS II Possesses all the oualltie,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

ASoTHER GRANGE ORGANIzED.-An-
other Grange Of the OIder of the Patrons
Of Husbandry has been organized in
Landenburg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Canned and dried fruits, aud vegetables
OF all kinds, and seasOnAble goods OF every
description In his line at low prices. Bow
man, Second and King.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

thinks she paid dearly enough for her
previous nights dancing.
a PRolEsT.-Thos. b. Coursey and
others, lot-hollers in the Rehoboth Camp
Meeting Association, have publicly pro
tested agaiut the proposition Of the Asso.
citation to give the holders lease instead |
of a foe.simple title tothelr lots. These
lot holders also object to paying |
ground rent on their property, !
protest against the form of lease offered, !
claim clear title TO the several lots pur- |
chased by them, and IA voice in all mat. |
tiers In which they are interested, just as
the citzeus Of cities and incorporated |
towns have elsewhere. They conclude |
their protest as follows Had we under |
stood that we were only buying IA ground |
rent title, some of us would have kept |
our money for other purposes We there !
fore, object TO the form of lease offered !
by the stockholders, as we consider il in
plain terms a fraud in practice If not in
utent.
MIRACULOUS EscAPH--On Monday
last, rs the train on the Dorchester *
Delaware Railroad was coming over to
Scaford, it came near being wrecked at
Williamsburg bridge. It appears that
one of the posts supporting the ties had
given way, but the engineer not discover
,nH w. ulu nut 'u'.h ms sPctu, anu ~ we
t'"'u eahe uPoh inc orluse we WeiRh'
caused the piliug to settle about Is inches,
causing the engine to careen, hat IL iOrtu-
ua;cly passed safely over. This was GER
fanny miraculous escape Although
me bridge is not large one. YET the
-peea Ht WAlch the tram was going, had
ll went down. would undoubtedly have
complete wreck Of the engine and cars
StaI0rd Citizsn.
RoRBFRY or A WA0oN Friday night
week there was taken from the wagon of
F,"r,b ani F,Gh t,rn-.. $500 h,.
rort',i,,ir's ,br.n ,,air. o1 cticlan. o,.'.
INK cv AMI c.,,.. e. ~ a ir ,',,, o'''
I'M. r. ,lir. In st,r,,l.ip,, f,r a., s,oi',,
1ro,'rfv found ,b, law rie,i 49, c,,,
Nu'7 ln 'ne H"Tu ol N"oeit huIns' filln
.'Vu' hu'r Nt'huI, a coat thaI had
,u l'o' 'nu5J st1l'h rom hurhs Wa
'"u"" )" uls Nalu tus uorhlnsi nul
"1s ire sane that robbed the wagon is
'"'' 'lth' Inc police have the case IN
HAId'
l-i.rr,xa N,.oxs von,ov s.,.,oi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

DhhBsYLVAhIA kAlLROAD-On ana Aue
1 MOEDAr, June 23rd, 1875, traiua leave Depoi
Thirty second aud Market streets.

Y. hhNNh1s superintendent.
PsMs sS5srL A., sAi liz .aa ave
Thirty second aud Market streets.
MAIZE LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-. 62l. as0sud II 10. a. m.;l.lO.
= 81 nd II. IN Ga Sunday, 20, m, aud
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. al
E e and Lock Haven ZIP. except sunday,
Mall daily. except sunday. s.a.am.
4, i ~ Line and Erie ZAP daily, exospt Sunday
, ~ harrisburg AeeOmmo. daily except Sunday,
ddaieaslsr ami York Accom-. daily. sr. Sunday
lrdsrks,burs Train daily. except Sunday. al
PIJi"sbgtsh EIErsss daily. sIosp, Sunday. Al
sCissln9sti Express daily, 8 10 p. m.
fseihe Express and RTis all, daily II %. n m.
us mai, saturday hight, TuAs only to WI.
ss a,TI'pST,, SFisT.s' Express, l2O6. a, m,
T,eEe &. NUT be pros.rsd sd baggage dsnv.
ur,r... i sEE Nv TY 2S,E 99I Ply so.
III nidaiSS, sI a. tl. 3 I'D u -
EniErsni Tisis for Nav York II midp,sbt
.sa 'ifip1R ~ Tor Trenton 6S5, a. m. q
VRos KASsiSoroS DEPOT.
pn.ti..w =, 9. % =. N : and 3. 10, p. m.
bns'leton' go. a. M 70 noon; l5 and 7, o
, Trenton, ? 30, Zs5, 10. Lm.t9l5, SIS. g. o.
Ne. BLunswieE and intermediate stations. Al
yoR hELviDERB DIVISION.
IL bIpfeess toI Trenton. LAmhenynls PhuIips.
nurs' has'on' beTanton, etc, 73O, A. m and
:, Way Trains TO LAnb.rivills and Wilmington
10 s' N snd Z; ?. m FOR Pennington, 80. Il
Accommodation for Bslvidere. 8 30 u
AhBoY DlvlsIoE.
FRoA HAAKnr trRBBr FHHRr.
AeeommodAlion for New York via South Am.
Jo9 elioS 9 r, 2. snd via kosnoaIS JSns
uon snd Perth Amboy q p. N.
Accom- for New York, Via Trenton, sad 10,
al Ssnd o. p IN. For Trenton. II noon,
Way Tram for Burlington, 6 81. .. m.
| MAIITainH for B0rdeBtoWn. S and H. 80 D. m.
for kiukora Branch 80, a,m,i2and5 y m
| Ior Long Branch, 8 ~. a. m, and 400 . m
EoT PP s;dssn il 81 $50 sad = M NJ
5R;' 10 p, m TaeksTtOR X, r., 7 81. . m
For Mount HoiiT asa Psnbef,s,pS' m; ~ !, m;
a n l. w - so. go, q. 80. y, m, For Nj,
Holly only II 30. m. ' nv
TEAMS ARRI'H AT THIRrH-FiHsr AID nAEKKr
| - r,,.., hrhnnTH.-
a.iie om sriit'.ourSh o. ., 80. a. M u S. .. m.
From Eri ~ .sd Viii y; p n eEs.p. Monday.
except Monday, and ,s5 p M 1 o. = NJ Saily
~ "a. fsSm bunalo aud Niagara Falls. 2 81
1mlrA snd WillismspoTi, 6. ,. m. FROM Me-
p o5f' Y g. g. j 10, ll.22 tkeas an IL L
Skens( ls.2o and Ii q. p. m. BSndaT train.
~; 10 P 81 \ q p. m. and ia i6 a. ~. fron
n ~ n.ilp6url and LamberiVllle 10. SCI
4 10. p. IN. 'N-' - ~ Ahe
sleepiog' car tickets can be had At COL Cbs.tBpl
strss,s ana Derot, Thirty second ana Marie
Its pnion TrsusfeT Company will call for and
esS sesst7 from hotels and rstiienees Tin,
| following '' SUI ~ th'
TicRRr oRvtcps No. sol Chestnuts street
AiNhhr offlCks; DO. e38 Chestnut etfeet
A. J, OASsATT, " AHn1 vhHt street
General Manager. Gen, PssS "a,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

RESULTED FATALLY.-Week before last
a little boy HCar CentrevIIlr, Md, was
kicked by mule, and last week died ffolu
the effects Of his injuries,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

MIXED TkAIh, Nouhuard, will leave Del
mar a. y 4, N. Laurel, 5. II; heafoId. 3. a
budgeyille, a; Greenwood, 4 "; Warrington
~ Harrington. s. a; feltsn, 8. q; Canterbury
Q. "; WOodside. so, Wyoming, g. IS, Dover
~, n s,I,S' q prsniotd. % clayton, Y
s Of hlddlet9wn, { as NJ. PlsAsant, s. 70; Kirk
wood, g. ~; New Castle. "a Arrive at vii
minGton. . 81; Philadelphia, II 90. Baltimore
3 90 bouthward. will leave Philadelphia a
N N. Baltimore Z So; WilIaing ton. u. 20
New Castle. l. %. kirt wood, IS; hiddletown
Wyoming. Al2; felton, T. foi HARRINGTON, 8 0i
t.rmingIon, T.; qreenEood: q, q; Bhdseville
". beaf0rd. g. liz Laurel. q. 40; Delmar, T. o..
The mixed train will be run subject v delay
Incident 10 freight business, and will atop onlI
At stations who're timc 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhilA
dsiphia at ~, a. m, and 9. %, p. IN. Lenv
wilmington At l.. % and s. 49, p. m, for New
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

RE-iGNEp ~. Duuou Steele, chief en-
siueur, and Thomas G.. Steele. engineer iu
cua-gc, B 'rks County Railroad, have fe
signed their r''ilIous, to take effect ON
the fret of March. The whole engineer
department will be reorganized.- Reodo,e
E0gIs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

MAILS To READlNG.-The mail route
heretofore extending to Bird,blro ha,
been extended TO Reading, and service on
the extension will begin next Monday,
March 2ud.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

A DiyGsIoN.-lmmanucl VI. Z. Church
of Cri-teij, has informally declared her
wish 10 Withdraw from Asbury Church
of the anne town, and build church OF
her own,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
HonTHWAsB.


PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL.
Il MORE r. R.TVDBLAwARR D!ylsiON
aud after MONDAY, Octobsr 20th, 1873. tsundays
excepted trains will leave ~ follows
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

BLOODY RESULT OF DANCING WITH THE
WRONG MAN.

WRONG MAN.
Mr.. A. went TO the Washy ball on Fri
day evening and took for his partner the
wife Of Mr.. B. Mrs. A. hearing on Sat
urday morning that Mrs. b. hat been the
favorite Of her husband felt Indignant
towards her rival and determined on being
reyeuged. Mrs. A. soon had an opportu-
nifty OF showing her hand, for on going to
market on Saturday morning about s
O'Clock, on Second street near King, she
encountered tho object Of her hatred and
went for her with the savagery Of female
hyena. In a minute Mrs. b., who was
taken iunawarce, was laid. sprawlnG in
the gutter, cut in the face and on the
head, and bleeding profusely. II is an
old saying that they who dance should
pay the piper, and no doubt Mrs. b.
thinks she paid dearly enough for her
previous nights dancing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

CArGur As A PmzE.-Last week, Will,
the oyster schooner Lny j. lSf.wqrt, OF
Crlsic.d, was dredging on Great Rock, ir
the Chesapeake Ga place where MarylanU
boats oituu drcdgc) She was swopped
down upon by one Of the tugs Of the Viz
einia navy and towed 10 Onancock as ,
fIil ON the ground that she was dredg
iug in Virginia waters. The people o.
Crishcld are very much incensed at al
this aud cry for Justice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Additional 10 those above, leave Clayton foi
smy D. ~, m, and Is. y M aud leave
smyrna for Clayton, II 20 m aud 70 pm, K
max connection with trains W and from Dover,
and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS
Al Townsend with the Kent County and Queer
hnne's Kent Railroads, Al Clayton. witt
Md Del. X R. Al Harrington with j. a -
/ X, X. A. seAf0rd, with d. A d. R. X. AZ Del
mar. with x. y. r. X. Ahd WieomieO and POGO
mOks X. X.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

tARWiER APPOINTED The Postmaster
General, ON the recommendation of Post.
master Pyle, hus appointed Robert =.
Wtrhta carrier in place Of Robert g..
Bayue, removed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

orr FOR PARA AND THE AMAZON. -
pn Friday of last week the steamer Jtrna
uecntlY built here Tor p.rtl,s la South
America left the Bseakwatcr Tor Para
aud tue Amazon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

NlsUlNa MtsoNs. -- Monday several
urmhcr- of Gullutd Loier, No. 3s3. A.
y. NJ, Of toatr-viilc, visited Eur,ka
Lodge so 81, of this city, and after the
lodge had closed were taken in charge
by the Eureka aud conducted To
Fuilmer's saloon. Here the whole party
were served with refreshments, aud for
about two hours were entertained right
royalty. Several short sperchrs were
made by members of each lodge, md "a
number of sentiments ontcl and re-
-p1nl,d to. About midnight the com
plry di-haudcd aud Eureka was given q
very cordial and pressing invitation To
Visit Goddard at itsncxt monthly meeting,
10 bcAc.d ou Tuesday evening, March 3l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

The TwgNTY SECOND. - Sunday was
the anniversary ul the birth Of George
Na.h.uutJn, and AS We anticipated, was
generally Observed. All of Onr indus
uia. establishments were CLOSED and the
people. donu,d IN holiday attire, turned
uut d, misss. The fire companies, iu
SOME Instances, and private parties, die
played the stars and stripes hut from the
CITY Hall aud Custom House no emblem
OF patriotism iloatcd. Why