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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN KAlLhOAO
LEAVE NEW.YoRK. PIBR \ NORTH RIVER foot efReS,
,ort By SANDY Hook connecting with trains sI "
s .1 PSsdephia Lops Branch Red B.ni Won
mouth Tons River wsovn ynslapi Brdze0n Bay SIDE and
ternedste connecting Writings for Tohert'n Railroad
400 Nor Long braneb, Bank Port Monmouth Tens
River. Wsreown. and Intermediate stations 49,, ~. a..
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK-A 9:40 a n and 4lb m ron
Long Red romS RIVER and intermediate stations a
ALB N. from Phadephla, Vneand, bndsson Bay SIDE As
PVFsrs New.Yors 10 PhadeIphis only 90 IS
Express freight lines daily Philadelphia from Pier r. 'oet
Freight received until and delivered IN Phadsb
p FlNHh, Agent Pier 8 N wv aopv
suDsrnendenL General Agsnt
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILRoAD-New ioI. snd New Haven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. II 1873
Passenger New YORK. Grand Central Depot Entrance 90
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
tAcen 1000 (gI 1900 (AceB 100 ELl ,EIl 1856
Nn so and 5:lo yLOesl BIZ $40 (EIl and $40 tsIl
For South Norsslk O5 sos 800 1900 LOO ha) oO
35j 43S $40. 635 $40 $40 Por stanford z; 10 SOB,
800 1910 1900 l:OO 223 and 800 (EI) $780, %ss.
44a, $40 5;4O go aZo, o:lO $40 p n
Boston kro wa Springfield at 800 aud $40
PIN Shore Line loo ami 9:lo The 500 M Loo
port. The sos and OO connect vain trans 90 shore sne
Dyon for Norwich Providence and the Com Faey 81 say
The sos n and 800 connect with Hsw;aysn aAd
northampton at New Haven S:O5 1000 and Zoo noon
River L Spnnsbsn and 500 iet
Montes The sos ;OO ind 500 connects wh N.as.
Railroad and the SO5 and 300 n With honsatone Nal
o. m with Dahbary and Eorwsk at Eorsak and the sos ~
100 AMI g. N. with Few-Canssu Railroad at STANFORD 90
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via Springfield u; n
Providence. ...
Day Express and seepngean Night BE-
Tickets can be purchased Ticket Oe Of Company Grand Ces
oHees Of J. Transfer Co.. 9t4 Broadway and
nisof House n and No COurtst, BroOiyni WHO VIII
eDeek baggage from residence 10 fr nation
For 6e Information particulars at hotels and depot
JOHN T. MOODY Sap't Of n. y d..
Il Gen Sunt NRN-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

FT'HE NEW QUARTERLY MAGAZINE. No.
Il Q JAN / 1874 Price, Is 81.
A SOCIAL AND LITERARY PERIODICAL.
Two Tales Of considerable length begun ana ended esb Number
authentic Travel, TO Biography and 70
Papers on Topics Of Social and General Interest
The NEW QUARTERLY MAGAZINE contains printed matter
than any Published Magazine
GoNTENTs OF NO. 2, , ~.
u Byeins" spLESDlDE MRHDAxi Novel BY John
Dangsheld RARE POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. BY Ladvlg
Ritter sULLY Soldier Statesman. WINTER IN MADEIRA on
THE STAGE Story SPIRITUAL SM: Note Annual Subscription
free BY pos) l4s London; WARD LOCK, TYLER, Wnnek
Hou.eP aeruosterrOw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious Cheapest SsBoe In The worm
Warranted pure and free nom INJURIOUS ingredient
672,1o2 BOTTLES SOLD ~ ONE MONTH AUGUST, lsIH
Sale unprecedented 10 the history Of SAUCES
sol BY Druggists Onen bottles a. 90 Is and y
Manufacturers: GOOOALL, eAcKH0USE g. Co.,,
Leeds. kngsod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAEYs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HBw YORK AND HAWKS CALLING
AT BBkSr.
me Sd mid I for the cosupsni WI,
non PEE No 30 North Rver - tlowB
Danre .....sATuRDAY January "a
AMkRlQU E............ hoa"iu SAT- RDAY Pe1iaiy
kUROPE Lenar~ RDAg
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Ubruiar wtns,
TO BRESr or nAVRk
. in.
RIeuuVn tetets at reluc-d rates
travellers retaining the
tV this n both
lori OIL crossing the Chatbe beside
Clio. MACKENZIE. Agent No. IS Brusdsa,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
foR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CABRilSG thin
UNITED STATES MALL
NEW AND FULLPOWRRRD srEANSHIPA
tsnpg Esw i"rI SATURDAY. on IvsnooI m ruuRs
DAYS Ing Corr HsrJo eseh "a,
apNAIlS SATlRDAl Jan. "a. at 10000
BALTIC. SATURDAY Feb Z & 300 y
OEAhlC. SATURDAY. Prb IA. 300
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Peb u. AZ 800 o.
ADklA 10, sAfJKDAi. F-h. -. 300 D..
. Prom ins !" hif Star Does PavoLIs FerS. Ctr
Pasrngr aco mo at ons for all elhsses rvi combining
AtLIl. SPEED AND COMFORT.
esoohf miship
noa Where s'I notion f surgeon,
spamsn
kAlbS-saioon ESQ gon. Return Tickets. $40 eoJ seersre
$50 llor a.
noS OBTAIN s'-as pr'9sd ,er.rates S.b!.
Pssngcp poose5 all yars Am.rea PanA Hanoa9
sorvsy, Ssedeh. lnlA ArrAIA CilIA
Drsfs IRON II
tsr n,pecu"s Of 1ahs aud 0r spp TIE Conany'
sners No 10 brrsjssT. hsr.lorA H. j. CORris. ASeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

IO PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL and
~ BRIDGE BONDS 10 PER CENT NEBRASKA SCHOOL
BONDS Also and Counties Judge Dillon, T.
Court such bonds legal and nus be paid
Send report Of decisions and pice lists $3.50 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

2Tbe following The total receipts OF Cot
a., a, Ill MOI "A mt IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24
Gtcampoats an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ud NalgliucA Railroads. 81 LAUR dseon-
from NesYok and day boat from Bridge
unrL Sleaner BRlpGEpORr as before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

Third NATIONAL BASE NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan u 1874
WE are prepared to attend to the FUNDING
w and REGISTERING Of TENNESSEE BONDS. Information
chesruy gwen, and Of the Funding aw furnished ats on
application. ED'hh JONhS3 OSShiet.
Of the Mani tau( % Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-24

RRMITTANCBs need no, necessarily
accompany the order, as sTraagepepts
lave been made that the Pofxsriiss
CompaDies' Agent shah al the tine q
delivery. collect the smount Of involee.
together with forvsrcirg charges aDd
Custom dues
This mole Of collection and delivery
has been found Of grest service 10 Goa
ducting cur extensive American lssda
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Lswss b 10 have CLAN bake 5000.
Tia surf HOUSE u Rshoboth closed On Thurs
Day. "
Thirty conversions srs reported It the Milton
Camp
The Bombay Hook r. q. b advertised It SHEER
IN Aals.
HAi's friends are not altogether rsooueilsd to
Cochran.
A man named Fox II the reported purchaser
q Kst&'s Hammock.
As:szs. Lumb 4 Martin opsnsd THAR select
school 1t Music Hall, Milford, last weak.
7. b. Brserwood, late with Prof. Williams At
Laurel, has opNued select school In BsAfoed
Il 10 reported that Mr. James Kerhiu, the pro-
pEsstor Of the bssad tent It Camden did not clear
sxpsnssaL
Rev. Hr. Brown, Prssbytsrian minister of
enyma, has gone to tho White Mountains for
The Milford Nssss prinss two full page advsr-
ese%snts. this week, which causes Il % Issue .
Ths arst shipment of oystsrs this season, from
ssesoed VA made BY Capt. Wayne, on Tussday
Caaaan's Ferry, about miles from sssford,
which 90 = one time place Of some note, u
now falling inso decay.
e"V soSsGy VI NE 3Ut0SB &pa3UOpA C00ro0 OF
8nyns have extended cal to Rev. :Wm. 4.
WRIGHT Of shamoiun, Pa
Ths Dover ca1niDg faoeosiss arc having about
81 ting can do d kedsn 8 Robbins en- about
Nm ehmsand cans d Tomatoes psr day.
Janss Brown, . psominale citizen Of st. Gsor-
60 Hundred, died a$ his rsai6emc> q Mt, Piees-
IN. Ast week, n the ripe old ags Of 81.
1hs niddeeown ACADEMY will probably bs
eReosd about Tie lAsh, under the CONTROL Of
ffof. l. B. Jones, Late Of Wyoming and Dover.
.: Consul General It Paris, General A. T.
A. Tcsbert. has purchased . full.bloodsd Nor.
mandy stallion, four ysaxs old, which hs has
shippsd 70 his farm near Milford.
Ths schooner Cedar Grove, Captain RounhAin
g g. s4 .snt s.Sors .sss Ai.Rtlhon 1Ashs
ID with pine wood. The vessel 10 total Ioss.
John A. Cavendsr. Of Smyrna, one day recent
y shippsd twenty-Ave basksss Of peaches (Aix-
eoc@ % New York md they sold for 800 q per
beekee He expects to realize e1,00 clear Of
eo1aaisaion and freight OF crop Of 1000 bas-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
AEorwor oensasaon.

WILMINGTON DUuDHn sIoNs orH11 FEopIk'e
NANH 10 PnoAlnsonY No1ns-uI0RT AND FUR
suT-.H s1crTTo oEAsE-asvoIvz1s 10 TA1
ynoNT
Towards the ias.sr part Of last week, the dis
oovssy was made BY M. p. TaggAzt shosnaksr,
q 7o6 Market strsst, that his name bad bssa
forged to two peomissory notes, one for 600,
md he other for $3.50, md that the n.a rnpon
forgery, vas nr. WIN. T. Ellingswosth who has
reasdsa foe i've Of Ex ysaxs 1t 306 Wsst 10th B.,
this 0lty Mr.. Z 70 . caxpantsg and has been en-.
gassd IN some building operations On his own
account
The note for four hundred dollars was dis
counted It the Farmers Bank the one for
ESQ was held by Springer, Morley 4 Clause.
Two hundred Of this latter has been paid by
Ellngswoxth, and hia own mote given for ths re-
also ss1s bic own note 70 II. 7. 7. SsNosnandis
endorsed by John McElwee, for 1000, dated about
July 16th. Ar. NcElwes denies the sudoese-
mank Ellin9swoeth's notes are also held By
other parties, but 70 what amounts has mot ~
On satafday. Nr. Ellinssworth began to b.
"wantsd, fact which hs seemed 70 sppssciats,
for a* about 10Y o'clock A. Il, he Was seem
moving out Of town, driving . horne to which
va attached buggy nd 70 this buggy auothas
been brought NJ. dsNormAndis, that gentleman
hurrisdly 6itchsd up . horse and accompanied
By Constable Tuitt, started In pursuit Of thsfu-
@inutss behind, but, BY rapid
driving, slowly lsseonsd The distance b.
tween them and The object Of their pursuit. out
he Newport pike 70 Ne~port, thsnos 70 Ha.s's
. httls. Inquiries made along the road, and
tho track Of ths vehicles driven rapidly assured
them constantly that they we're on the right
trank. fllinSsWosth seemed TO know that hs
was puEsusd and hurried up his nag TO the
top OF his speed He passed . woman
By the roadSids, and bribed her 10 ~
b had not passsd. The hindmost buggy be cut
looss, that s. might drive the fasess, md hurried
On q dsspsraae sped Switching % from The
whses, which nearly led to his capture. Ths
pursued and pursusss were now near together,
sach driving q fearful speed, On different
roads, one On oach side Of . triangle, md
coming towards saoh other a4 the 1outs an
gle, . woods espaxating The pasesa. They
soon mss Mr.. dsNoGmAndie guiding his
horss dirsctly In front Of Elhngwosths
tsa1 md both parties fetohed up psltAsll
ssa!n.t he fence y he .oad -. AZ szan.
oosnAsA Ttuia bads him holt q the sAns time
painting . paaeol 1t him. In Response 70 this
dsaand RlhngswoEth ooolly drew revolver Of
double The range Of Truise's md dsasd hin 10
Ore. Oonsidag3ng discretion the beteee part Of
valoe both parties withdrew, Ellingswost6 taking
10 the oognAs2d, dnce winch he has not bsan
heard iron, while DsNotnandis and Ttuitt
finally slaztsd for home. bringing With ehsA
both tsaAs. This final reoostrs took place near
ooarss eonsdarabde exdtsd by reports Of ths
A1kair. Ellingswosth y small man, With ahAxp
black eyes end fass much pitesd with the SMALL
poX.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

ook0IlNK OoUMTY.

-Four large surgeons wsre caught in tho river
~ veek, and ohoptank bssf" was plentiful
Sons Of tho farmers have nnishsd saving foa-
der.
~. Fhs so'os.a es.ps were not 80 we'll attended
jos. B. Orrsll reading near Greensboro. has
feeee whteh sets twice during each season.
Local Option u AagT1ntly violated, end the
fosnaaen Of ss@psrancs vigilance Committees 4
Ths dwelling on tho farm of Rev. g. W.
Ridgsly. IN ths 9Th distzios, vss burned ~
week. The shipyard At Grssnsboroush also
took nro last week, bat the flames Vesa ex-
tnguiaAsd with but little damage.
wIconuoo COUNTY.
Ihs Adcsvsisev 70 seven years old.
Fnes oystsrs are worth but 30 Giants psr
bushN a Salisbury.
a co.opsFssvs manuiactog. Is proposed ct
The Adams' Exprsss CT. h. ausily rot to d.
hvseing PACKAGES u Salisbury.
Thi.sy psn ss appeared nightly asla woods
J: D. johnson has bought out the store Of B.
:, n. salisbury bras: band will b. recognized,
Psrsh nshing 4 fine sport in the wioomioo
just now.
Il p rumorsd the Msssrs Jackson are ~
riousv thinking Of investing about thirty thou
said dolhn In tnbsred hnds in Virginia.
DoscHEsfR1 COUNTY.
The two One vessels building in Cambridge
~ nsssrA Orowsll Co.. for the Maryland po-
Ice forcs are nearly completed.
The prospect for lively oyster trads this
fall 10 worry favorable, and every preperstioa IL
being made BY individuals Engaged II the busi-
ness 10 make tho most Of Il.
The failure Of fruit crops this season viii
- L.
and Delaware Railroad and the proats OF the
Maryland Steamboat Go. The latter estimate
their loss 1t tan thousand dollars.
Col James Wallace has rented his large can
ming, >ptsbAshmsnt On Cambridge Creek 10 .
company OF oyster packars from GaAford, who
ass % oo@msnos Operations about he middle OF
The prospects, for .pubse improvements in
Cambridge are rather dlsoourasing. Il costs six
hundrcd dollars per annum to pay the bailiR and
met. ~: ;. fssan C. 'gs
young man BY The name Of Sewer pointed
pistol which he supposed was mot loaded 1t the
head Of Alexander Freeman and pulled the tzig.
ger, when it went OF, the ball crushing through
SEWERS jaw and lodging in his hsad. He may
:, A Norma! Institute will be bold in E.sson on
the 18th and 10Th.
Promoted meeting has begun in Baysids.
Those engaged in the oyster business at 81
4ichasls have commenced operations limitedly,
and expect brisk trads - soon - the wsashsr
gels cooler.
The Massachusetts has bssn Withdrawn from
Miles River.
Ths Comet has just sntsrsd upon it, 10th
year.
o0MRReEI COUNTY.
Princess Anns viii purchase hose to water The
main thoroughfaxs Of the town.
The squir1sling season has opened, and one
man killed s. one day last week.
The faznsrs ars organising N Agricultural
6octsty.
A grange will be formed In Tyaskin soon.
QUEEN ANNEs COUNTY.
Ths Chicago Circus exhibits q Osotxevills on
Saturday ne1t.
Tbs OFumpson druggist swallowed an overdose
OF lsudsnum few days ago and was In very
critical condition for tims.
The u 2. church In Centrsvills which has
been closed for some weeks undergoing repAirp
will be rsopsned on Sunday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

80AA &0eoe0 TH00o4020 IN e0o O000tRys
Ths following transfers In real sstass have
bssn nads In the county round sbout % snos
cur last report:
Geo. ". Ingram, real ss>ass agent q HA11s-
tosn, scad, list vest, ths fsrn q L Jones to
Geo WiG9in, q Brooklyn also Tie farm Of
Wn- Dss6ane 10 Joseph PsAooek Tkns In
both Cases private.
John D. Buxtoo, adninistz1anr of James Ford
deceased, sold . tract q q amss n Ksosm
Hundred, Kent eoanty Del, for ~ Per a0s,
md smother q 10 aHss. for oA37 per acEe.
Milton Wicksgshan sold he psopeetY, ths
Flower faEn," IN Nswiin, Ohsster county, %
aorss md e. pseehsa, 10 Wn. b 1wsaSea, od
Oheseee, DelAvaEs county, for oI,0o0
The Iands late II 0amuel r. Price, near Ksn-
10, have besa sold b Jaass WiliiAne, (Ooa-
QossIooA candidate Of that town. q foljcvs ;
n home farm, containing L. a6rss, tie ~
provsosols npoa which ars two-secsy ffs0e
dwelling hoase, barn, stAbies, md c&hAg out
buildings, for CLIO pr ama. Also ths 6aet
sisnstsd IN Dover Hundred, eoaiaining 10 sree,
for % pr ecrA
TSs tood farm Asar Eastoo, Talbot eoansy,
laAsly he property u George y. ADdassoa, WI
oold lAst wsee - II. 4 Y. Jaeksqn q Pe1ssyl-
wanna, for q. 100. Il oaaAains ~ aMsa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
C0AMercAAl BsPoTsss
PHILADELPHIA MAnxETs.

T1uADnRn1A, n4pS. y.
Cotton. small .alss 1t lsK@l7x. Flour II
s1s $500 g for Ss:s FL; otAs . ;o~
q Is: What quiss red 9L1o8i "A Ambes, ei.s!
@l.2s. Rye sssady It se0e6o. Corn in good
request yellow and wsseeEn mixed 60. OAtl
Arr, vkts Se0s0c Whisksy hald II el.oa
WEEKLY Rxvrnw OF TN PzIIADK.1A AAnxRzs.
TunsnAY, Sept Q, 1874
The condition Of trade during the pest vssk
has shown marked Improvement In nearly III
Departments, and the prospect Of . stsady In
Grease for the next month 10 come 10 quite co.
oouraginz. Ths movement Of brsadssuAs from
The inland centres to the seebosd has been mod
erats. but most Of the shilnsntA 10 Europe
from this port have bsen direct and Of little real
baneht to tho city, except IN N indirect way.
Bark in the absence Of sales No quote No.
essssd It siseis pss sosd 10. spsaish 81, sad
el36l6 for chestnut
Bsesssar h quiet q the recent decline; small
sales OF yellow At 40 oash.
Caad'eA-Ths inquiry continues limited, but
ps.oes ars unchanged; Gales Of sdamantins b n
1S1@171fc and hotsl at 49,
Feathers ars without improvement; salss Of
Southern and Western Gssss q 9e@A0c for in
fsTior old and mixed, up b 66e68c for prime
and ehoiee, and chicken q reid.
Nrl-Ddsd apples are dun and weak. Black
oosnsS Ee lnaCavC: W. 400tc SpP1So AtceQ, NO.
!, 119l3c cut, No. l, 06l1o No. 2 19Sc.
Psarhes-halvse, 1910 quArters, 766c. Pittsd
Charles, Tc. Blackbeniss, 10Hc.
Guano.-b steady with limited inquiry. We
quote Peruvian = III, Orchilla as eS0, and dried
H,v M Sssr..W ~. or,.t ". ,,,<..
80 m.. ~.
f rms al@osny, Nv ns :;, 80 oog 70
Rye straw, from wagons, = 100 he 80 IS
BAled BAY, prime por ton, 20 00@22 90
Baled HAY. common and fsir. .i0 0O6i0 90
Bye sEaw................... 00@l6 90
Wheat Straw. .....................12 00Rlo 90
Corn Husks... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 009A0 90
Rdes-Thses |. fair and atasdv dasnand for
ssjted 4 our ouotsNons. medium vsirhf. iio
cov ina Ard krnnde6 IN ~ in sreen frn.n
I'd butchers. stesr IA and Gov e. ~ In. ahesn-
skins-hoth shosriin~s snH ,s,rh.S,ns a..
n 1ooa r"on..t Mtx s,an.s III, y. So. IA
oonntrv IA. ma esch' fXkv iamSsfins .sii Il X
oonntry 40 Tcc asch NV
Pronis;onsNAre L.. .c.,va ..,as NJ MAJ.
pork Il o9109i Is prims mes a. 99s: urlms ii
80 n drysd ~ Il orn4sS !, T1Sfao - = -
smoind snI ie6Siec ~ vsstsrr h.cor i M
M .siss al .rSs-s~nr~a ~ s,nch.d hs,.. s4rk
Siec. ma ahonidsra n i6,|Sios<o mosaS
Sniiis. IA hal n iai<o IA I. r..'.nts5
ssi.S ~ III, f%.,ts.r u ..s.s y No.
m SsttIs rSndsred ID isc s~
S.sds, ~Nsv csovsr.ssd !. b..,nn,n. In co.n.
forvsrd ana ,Sf, hs~s ala d ikS10i1. . X Sor
nr:n,s ~ chnScs Emo<hv :. nrssstlrd ..vsr-
II 81 iosds eoId a a. NV AZ. Anil som. smsiI
- - M a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

10 ~ Edisor u As commsvctal:
Ths DsiAwars HortiSaltural Bocisty having
dsoidsA % holding their annual Exhibitino ~
very nAtural question arises Il there not Ne
md saafU enough In ths seisty 10 nAhs ~
sxhihiHon In inst ~ we'll - In nans9 10 b kUs
the sxhihiioos ne bald fro0 year 70 ysar ed
the psoeeeds devoesd 70 one Of our nohasst eAas.
tiles, bas he display Of fruit md vegetables,
for which We bslisve the 1ocisty was insdeussd
md intsodsd 10 promote, has dwindled down %
small that the sxhihtion hes but . faint claim 10
~ original name. This shouM mot bs-Dsla-
ware. The Garden eeass Of our Union. could give
n exhibition eeoood 70 noua. Where else Do
fsuits and vegetables astaln arsatsr perfection
o. mare delicious favor md Whsfe ne there
9rsasss varieties Or more abundant yie,d fer the
Labor Of the Hogticulturist 2 Our whole 6tAts
shouA b. interested, oompstitiou from nssghboe-
ing sestss Of COUNTIES invited, and instsad Of an
Exhibssaoa barely deserving ths name, and con-
ansd % few productions fro1 oos corner Of
New OAs&ls county, thsy ooaN aseooish ths
country with the grand display md make Il en-
nnally one Of tbs most attractive sxhihlAoaa
AeA In our city. 4.
WILMINGTON, Sept. &
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oAxpsnA1D zoamAz1D a. sAfu1DAS Soa Lno,s
kA1uaD AHD LEVI oou1f.
Ths Republicans Of this eoanay Asld thsil
DosninAsoas On 6asaEdsy fos nsnbses Of ths
Lagislaears nd Isvy Court end for Hundred
oAssgs, ths ssasseien bsinG nAds In sash Hun
dzsd ~ general vote. There NJ . esoeeai 10.
eoeeoe manifested h Ehe AAt1of, md Ne voeo "
some Hundreds was Wy large We give ths
In tAis city, thaee was No contest, whatsvee,
and IN Sons d the Wszda H. polls Wers mot
oPsosd. Ths voes was unaninous for Joahua
1azis for Representative, and ooensaus Ftpps
for Assessor.
Asaseeor A0eo. n nv. -
Wn. n. Broken, 1e
Rood C0sns.-Wm. b. Harvey, q
Jos. Poeio6amAnHo n
J. L. Finn, q
For Inspector eooAheen DISTRICT, Jas. n
nsaekin bad .! votsst VIII 70 Opposition. Thar
Court 10 be nominated In Chri6danA.
Representative q u. Curtis, lss John @.
Levy Cosrs: David Rassburn, lsl Jaeos
Chandler, n Iaaae p: Palips Z:
u. 1882 "a 49, Saaae' "os'u' 4" hoo'" ~
teoe9 Commissioning !oeegh Fool, del -
ct Fsssnnons, u CASUAL shaaplsss, ID h
7. Duncan, II Lewis Hanna, g.
hPeesor Wtham y. Httas, l06
There wsss no votss pollsd.
WHITE CLAY GREEK.
Ths following are The nomination.
9soAsof, Josl 1hoanpecn, Jr.
Law Cont JASaHa WriRh&
Road Oommisaiooeu, Asron Baker, 8. @. Fin
10y.
1nS ~ go - Mevask ~ unenamoust And
1 Wy qoAsA tnou8h t3e We Bs-
~s~' "sss NJ II
AProQUNIN1nK
NM. GA TIDAL
Senator :-0eo. I. Townsend 81 30 ISL
John D. Carter, % 10 %
Levy Court ~. G. Hutchinson. 70 - l0l
J. 8. Hand, 81 10 06
J. Moody Hothwell 50 n 90
Seees 1enn!Hofo, u ~ -
Ssoos ooms .Isea 4onkei, -
n.n.,s r Guam a IN, ~"
y HickIan,
As's" '-A&sN r. hau' l'V
INV oAsxr1.
The following sra the uou.inss,ous In Nav
Ce.tln Huniire3
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
9exthS.

PETER1ON.-In this city on the 9Th inst, Elizabeth
.. FesesDo0.
6IMIoTER-At KiAAeaA, On the Ath inst, Fannie
elniasr. u The Nd year Of Ase go.
CHANDxRA-IA this city, @ the "a inst, Samuel
Chamber, ASed . yeaf&
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

~Ain = eHsa IL rsssU Of physical nl.hsalth and
feeble Gonachs Daring one-thlrd Of DOR dime tAs
process Of digestion continues. 10 Be dyspsptc v
10 b miserable; dyspepa,A 70 the foundation Of r.
kidneyb. Dvspepsse Yields to the virtues Of the
vegetable tngfedeats In that great purinsr Of the
blood aud rsstoFef OF health, Dr. Walkers Vins6sf
MtteSp. A1gAA%W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Txs Csas1svs 0aOP.-1As eAsstnataoe, this
iasss, = brsss 80 ~ II a. i, q : Ssssay
eoi&kon, snd hanging Aiskss gpop ~ 9ess
Dhoa fne ssvseal ysan pa1A.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Jas. I. EAz3s, q Qussa Anns's county, Win
proAahly deaiv9 ths oeaG1oa q he N6d1sbQvu
1aix.
n 1esas Ooanty Fair b BOW IN progress It
1ea6ag. xzeassion aeAses ~ b boagh3 W
tAs v. \ i. r., good unAil IL -.
IsRsg boeAn psanssd ens ~ Iaal fsaseeaiey anack
q ~ opnnndIAl o0eel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

VIOLATION on rHn Rxvnnun LAw.-Gso Whit
eoo, was arrested On Friday. and brought before
U. .. Oommissioose Smith, charged With NO.
lation Of he U. 9. Internal Revenue hw in The
selling OF Hquor without license. He WAS held
" eco 20 answer The charge q the nsxt term Of
Tie q. q Court
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
M1rrtxdeS.

MOSS 4ARM48.-O the ID inst, BY Rev. W. O.
james A. Mos and Mary 3. Barnes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Fog datnG Rooms - chair b equal n bsaaty y he
O., - 16gkse d
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Tn Cons CnoR ~ 1oH11azF.-D Of the
fez9as b 1oaessst eoansy have begun to save
their fodder. Ths corn crop IN the county. sAys
owing, In ths Arse plses, 70 The ravagss Of the
iAssct IN TIE early spring, fazmsS bsing unable
y 81 thsir crop 10 Sand and In the second
Raase, 10 the unprecedented cool weather (for
- seesoo) during the lastss part Of DunHsr.
1Aeeo NO few Asids near By this place that ars
kaauslful bot these are twice q mAuy more
NJ pgeeent very alekly appeArAncA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

NEW RouTA-Ths Old Dosinioa Stsanahip
regular and reliable line Of sesaEaships psswssn
New York end Lswee, Del. Tbs side-Whsol
stsamship, "Albs0asls," with good passsneer
Accommodations, win lsavs Pssr u, Moth River,
syssy AeodAZ y P. Il, end leave Loves every