Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26


The demand tor the postal cards Is betwee
eight and nine millions per month.
EIGHTEEs of the Episcopal Churches /
New York city partly depend for aid on Tr
nlty parish.
, If you don't want 10 be humbugeed IN hat
and caps go to Humphrey & Sandt, PIG Marke
street below Third. leb2G-3f.
A special despatch to the London Times iron
Calcutta say 2s0,O0O persons are distresse,
from want Of food IN the districts OF T'iThoo
aud Boglipoor, Presidency Of Bengal.
Humphrey Il Sandt matters for we the PEG
ple,' of The tltal United States, 2l6 Market ST.
below Thi'1.next door to the dry goo, house 0
Jas, \. SANDERS. fab2d q.
I.+n. Coz Rrs The U. 5. District aud Cir
| cult Counts have been sitting for some days
considering bankruptcy cases. Atpresent there
Is nothing "f POI niar importance excepting the
pending case Of Capt Dougherty, which comrs
of In April.
Assistant Bishop rinokney, OF aryiand
| preached to large aude nee in Washington on
Sunday night, on the Cummins movement. He
argued that all tendencies TO change the estab-
| lished forms were subversivr of Christian in
dependence, and he cautioned his bearers
against such destructive tendencies. He said the
| Prayer Book had the stamp Of antiquity, was
the echo OF the Bible, ami was safe rule To fol
| low.
| Murhets.-On "Wednesday farmers sold eggs
2Sa'to cts. dozen; butter 4Iah0 pound; NUT
ton lOa16 do; veal l0a20 do; beef sa20 do pork
by the whole l-2 do; potatoes lsa20 hat peck;
sweet 30 do apples 25a30 do; turnips do; ear
ro's 20 do beets 20 do; chickens 81 ,.5aS1, 10 a
pair ducks sl25 do; celery 10al2 a bunch,
parsnips do; cabbage 3a1U head horse radish
lOal5 root; vinegar IS gallon, oats u a
busheli corn s0ae5 do. The market was very
| literally supplied with flesh meats Of all kinds
school Furniture lor .Saie.-ln another
column, may be found tn. a,!verlisaine OF
| Milton Jackson who intends closing his school
next June and will sell the furniture, apparatl
and books. There are lgO cherry desks for
pupils, and teachers desks and chair 1861
mounted maps aud books, many Of them being
| school books in sets 8 astronomical, 8 inathe-
inatical anu ~ chemical apparatus, besides 200
glass stoppered bottles ; AZ electric, maEueti c
and galvanic APPARATUS, gyInnastic arrange
ments, also, OF philosophical apparatus, there
are under the head OF light, articles heat, ;
hydi ostatic and hydraulic 8 mechanical Ii /;
pneumatic, IL. Amoug them Is Surveyors
Transit, 1ne telescope, galyanic battery, air
pump, chemists scales, The appai atus are IN
good order aud not Old fashioned.
Police AtabS-Chief OF Police Brady record.
| the following arrests since Saturday last
WIN. Brown, by officer Mullih, for assault
ana battery with knife OIL Patrick Murphy,
was held III 900 dollars Tor appearance al
Court.
John Reed, by officer Springer, f1 an as
sanlt on VIM W. Ward, was held ia $500 bail
Tor appearance vt Court.
James Holland by officer Bradford for drunk
ehhess, disorder, and resisting an officer, was
fnrd ~, Costs aud held 10 $500 bail 10 keep
the peace.
George Wilson, by officer Mullin, for disor.
deriy contucl was tined ii, costs and held in
Sioo Dali TO keep the peace. James Darrah,
for disolderly conduct aud resisting and officer
was fiied $40 and costs and held In 800 dollars
pan TO Keep the peace. James Walls, for dlsor-
aefly conduct was tined IS and costs and held
In $500 bail 10 keep the peace.
John Newell, by officer Barnard, for intelfer-
Ing WIN officers Ia the discharge OF their duties
Was mud dollars and costs.
Officers Mullen, Bradford and Brickla arrast-
ed John Willis, Frank Pyle and John Winslow
ior drunkenness, each offender being hned 80
cents and costs.
PURE PERUVIAN GUANo The f ll.wing
editorial notices are ION the two leading agri-
cultural newspapers of New York CITY
PERUVIAN GUASo.-We have several times
during the past year, called the attention of oar
readers to The adulteration OF Guanos and con-
demned the practice as it should be- We now
Drlng To their notice the card OF R. Balcazar
whose business we have investigated AMONG
the best OF purej guanos is thai imported from
feiti, under the auspices Of the Peruvian Gov
eminent. MIR. Bacazar Is in direct communi-
ton with the agents of that Government, and
Is enabledto supply that guaio, unadu lteraied, :
luil 2i0 pounds To The ton. directly to cnnsnm.
ers, thus saving the profits Of middlemen. lie
WIN siso ship in small or large quantities from
the seaport uealest TO the locality OF the con
sumner, thus saving no nconsiderable amount
OF Freight. Mr.. Balcazar claims that by The
above plan lie can furnish consumers with pure
suauo at rates very much lower than they are
now paying Tor it.-RWd Neto Yorker.
PERUVIAN GuANo.--hessrs, Hobson, Hur-
tado Co., Financial AGENTS Of the Peruvian
government, assure us Of the thorough reliabi-
~ OF the special agency just established by Mr..
n. Baieasar f"r the sale, in large Or small guam
titles, OF above article at importers prices
American AgricnituriI
Sdies.-1he following sales OF personal Do
perry are advertised in the REPUBLICAN
Feb.