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Aid. Richardson moved to insors tho iteu,
Dearborn Park, $5000'
Aid. Heath said tiloro WAS an unexponded
ba!allce Of *8, 600 10 the credit OF TINT park.
Aid. Campbell wanted to know what WAS tho
uso OF approprlating $1,000 When, with mouey
i'll tho Troasury, nothing bud boon done toward
beuutfying tho pnrls.
Aid, Richardson wished tho "lfttto brcatAinr
placo " to be made quAsi-respoctnble." It waa
a Disgrace now. The oity had derived reyenuo
from il fur over year, alld 1t was hut FUR that
the aum asked for should ho'accorled.
Tho item wHs insortotl,
Aid, i, H. Bailey moved to strike out 90, ,O00
for Yer,un Fark ald iuao1t $6,000. It was not
agreed to.
AID Campbell moyol to striko out $40, GOO for
Lake larL aud iusort %, 1000, when, with tue ul-
expendod balauce would give a11 ,6O0.
Aid, Quirk u,oyod III ali amendment TINT tho
entita item 10 stricken out. Agreed to,
AID. Coey lMovsd to Htriko out $1,000 for
Union Park aud ii!aett 81, 600. Not agreed TO-
AID, Dixon moved to strike out tho ontiro
itom. Not agrood to.
ALI s!ono moved to strike out tile iton "a. 400
for Washington square. Not agrood to,
AID. Dixon moved TO strlko out tho ttcm 90, 600
for Wlckar park. Not agreed TO,
AID bailey moyod to atrike out s3QDD for
Wickor tark aud insert sb,00O. Not sgreetl to,
AID. AlldretA moTed to reconsider ths vote by
, 1874-06-26


AID. Murphy moved to make Tho item "engi-
neer and assistants" tho sanlo aa last yoar--
$4,000.
Aid. A1cGrath ea!tl tho Finance Committeo Ind
thought it beBs to roduco tho salary Of the engi-
necr to 81, 200, since lle was employed but six
months III the year, and GIG OF tho ASSISTANTS
could be dispensed with.
The motion was not agreed to, and tho item
MAS adoptel, as wore the others.
, 1874-06-26

Tho Council mot at 3 o'clock, md roHolvotl
itHeif Into Committee Of tho Whole, Aid. sehaI-
nor In tho chnir, and proceeded to furthor con-
sidor tho appropriation bill.
Tho first Items taken up were lilo
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w. III. Chadwick's


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DITION POWDERS,
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afT tIuy NauapIo dneS.se; they assist nature 10
10 nni WoI 9 ,1 WI I'm aiiu are now pc
tstad AVER ientv r"ars ami ,heI nm peanf
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N8ryP III r uis,asas 80, a. sn,, S'r1ait
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m,isv, t iffear,,s In,is hon, ,hs y,
1891 ~ p"rsng' Inun,iipa SSve lei ff15SS
% 81, iisi,o.ss d, lie Iirinary ors,,ns YR28
heA % as i ~ ~ vor Fever Eeyer Snres 1fosn II
nse - sno,oi n,hihtv and sure M ,ventv va for
Appel -, 1870 P,aane Bnenmonia Hianders Rot
HXSs Eat ss WA III cnn"aioa diseas,s ' II,
NW,s ~ al, i,sea scs shere ntsrnai ,emoi,es nre
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

Tie following described real estate, VIZ.
Al that certain lot or piece oil land situate In the
city VI Wilmington aforesaid bounded and desc ribbed
follows, to wit. Beginning at the corner formed
by the ntersec,on OF the line OF the easeTly sue
DUPONT street with the line OF the southcry side OF
Twelfth street thence sOutherly along the easterly
side ot DUPONT street one hundred and eighty-tvo
Lset TO a corner; thence easterly and parallel to
Nwelfth street sikty-lour feet TO corner; thence
IN TUerly and parallel 10 DUPONT street sixteen feet
TO = corner OF land ut Edward McDoweil thence
ives, aS along his line and parallel 10 Twelfth street
thirty wo feet to corner; thence northery and par
aIlcl 10 Dupont street one hundred and stXty-tour
feet 10 tue southerly side OF Twelfth street and
thence W taIly along said side of Twelfth street thir
ty-two feet 20 the first mentioned corner and 4
place OF he rnnklg, be the contents thereof ysTA%
what they M w. ID lot Of land ha, ing there
on erected N ',"NO-STOkG BRICK MES
SUAGE.
Seized and tax az N execution as the property OF
Philip Mcdowell deceased, (Catharine Mcdowell,
Philip Mcdowell a, vi Edward Mcdowell, Executors
of P6iiip Nj DoweIl deceased, amt Cntharne Me
Dowel, widow OF Pln.fp Mcdowell, deceased,) amt
Philip Combs terre ten ant aud to be sold by
ROBEtr l.. ARMSTRONG, sheriff
Sheriff IS Ohice. New Ga Siie, June 10 l>'l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

AT TINS seaso as persons are preparing to put away
furs and wOollens, and housekcepers All about COM
mencng their customary house cleaning, the ,ucs
tons naturally arise What shah we 40 to prevent
the ravages OF the moth aud TO rid house the
pesiterous, reaches, bugs, ants. etc. ." The host
KNOWN RELIABLE articles FOR protection against The
moth are
GUM CAMPHoR.
which, being volatile, permestes the entire mass OF
bundle OF goods and Is socn disspaed when goods
are opened for Use again.
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT POWDER.
An innocent vegetable powder, which u riGctuuly
banshes moths, ants, and all small insects hen pro
perlv used. and is pronounced by many fuIrcrs
one Of the most efficient aud Giles IN
All woollen goods should he thoroughly beaten or
shaken, and furs well combed and brushed before be-
ing placed away. This powder is also excellent
article Tor the destruction of boibugs, SIN all (re
reaches, heas dogs or ats lice on Iuultrv insects
on plants etc. Other wen known insect dc>troyefs
CORROSIVE SCBLIMATE.
for use on bedsteads and furniture and nlpn g. III
edges of carpets, in the form OF solution.
CARBoLIC ACID.
Which destroys all the lower orders of plants and AMI.
mails, is cheap and effective should he used IN II
very dilute state, as II leaves tarry Gor hchind
which, though wholesome, is somewhat persistent.
GLENTWoKTH'S ROACH EXTERMINAToR
For the determination Of reaches, mice, etc., we
found, fran several years experience to be The
the kind in use. Unlike many preparations OF ii,
class they are attracted by 1t and eat with avitv
All the above articles sold at the lowest marKet
rates. and information concerning their use cheer
iuIly given.
L. BRINGHURST & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Of sixth and MarketStrcets,
Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
The Great dOme Remedy,
DR, SIMMS
u AIN SRs A IL q III IL IL

The greatest PAU ant Cramp Remedy. GOOD rea-
s"n' why every family should always keep 1t near at
hand.
1T. one dose will Immediately relieve pains and
cramps IN the stomach amt bowels.
Al one dose mwardy and wetling cotton and all-
plying 10 the head will relieve headache In Il few
minutes, nO matter how violent the pain.
80. one dose inwardly and Cotton applied wet
with the Pain Scarchcr Will just quickly relieve
neuralgia, no matter how severe the pain.
itI II stands pre-eninent rs the greatest Cholera
remedy
e. II quickly relieves Darrhna aud Dyscnterv
u. IN rheumatism IL is splendid having cured
many cases remarkably uuick and made ornament
cures ol cases here (whcre we livc) OF ten years
standing.
I. Wet cotton and place in the tooth, and the ache
stops immediately.
:. Ladies' will lind the Pain searcher n splendid
remedy when suffering severe pain at certain periods
'iue dose viii most generally entirely relieve.
y. AsHn external remedy In burns. scalds sprains
lro-tbites, bruises, cuts, &c 1t is without rival
10, Travellers will lind the Pain Scarcher elegant In
change OF water. II will prevent all bad effects
The system.
~ IL takes The soreness ont of broken bones
IA UKahly quick.
!" T.. Ia Dyspepsia aud Indigestion the use OF the
I,,i, Searcher, together with our Anti Dyspepsia
p",Yi y, generally performs rapid cures.
III pre reasons tor the uSe OF this valuable rem
c,I, ,r" a.; Mted ON facts, and hundreds OF own
All ,n,. .ii confirm what we say. The demand for
ina p"j, - cher Is increasing daily. The large
IA co., 80 a. making certainly strong lndca-
tnta W. W a. .,e no. excellence. We have never heard
,,I a, riis E,ual = and we know we have never wit
W manure hIlts Us cases in our Office We guar
messed one IN over 10 - Z, q, IL ,e,,,, y s rai
hntre 1t all We represe, " - 'E' ite'
Fam Sehrchct a,I tr;,., ,-,,, uy;,
Pun iipal Depot Fourth ~" ''s '''''s' wa
mingtOn, Delaware. - s,,,,,
Philadelphia Depot, GOO Al ea street,
New York Depot, No. Sxt YrralIy cvcrvwbp,e
Suld by dealers in medicines ge. '' W.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
WEDNESDAY, JFET#2. 1N7I,

at O'Clock, T.. NJ
The following described real estate. w:
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land ail'i
mesSlHge thereon erected situated IN The city OF WI
mnRton aforesaid, bounded and described as follows.
to Wit Beginning at the westerly side OF French
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, at
the distance oil one hundred tiiiv three feet one
inch from the nertherly side ol Twelfth street AZ fifty
feet wide thence along said side oil French street
northerly sixteen feet 10 the middle OF the saa,,,
division wall between this and al joining Gkss5His
house OF John Townsend thence through lhethS
the middle OF the said wall cstery parallel I-AA~-
with Twelfth street. one hundred three feet Ia
the easery side OF an alley twelve feet six inches
Wide leading into Twelfth street; thence along the
same souherly parallel with French street sixteen
feet to a stake thence eastcry parallel with Twelfth
street through the middle OF said wall between this
aud the adjoining house one hundred and three feet
the aforesaid side OF French street and place oil
beginning. he the contents thereof what they may
with the Tree use and privilege OF the ahONr.IneH
toned alley in common forever.
Seized and taken in execution rs the property OF
John Springer, deceased, who survived Mary IL.
Springer, his wife and co-mortgascr amt Daniel
Richardson. terre tenant, George q. Ward, admins
traitor OF John Springer, deceased, Nc., aud to he
sold by ,. .- -
ROBEkr l.. ARMSl RONG, Sheriff.
Bheriif's Office, New Castle. ,Iune 10. 1871.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
The FoIinge of June

Casts golden-green shadows for the benefit OF way
farers and for purposes which are ornamental us wei
as useful: And Il. BRINGHURST * CO., what
of them ? Why, their SODA WATER, Of course j.
pure. sparkling, inyigorating. refreshing and cold
as ice can make it their rich syrups carefully pre-
pared from the juices Of the various fruits rcre,,n
ted IN combination with the best white sugar. Thee
medicinal waters on draught comprising those nom
the High Rock, Gesser and Excelsior Springs N Sar
atoga also, liissengen and Nichy Waters Iii hlt
esteemed and in great demand The purity OF The
water the lusciousness OF the irnit and cream syr
ups and the value derived from the medicinal spring
waters are few OF the many things which have
made their store en- MARIE STREET. COKNflt
OF SIXTH. the most popular Of t4 kinds in tl.
cIN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
HEART DISEASE.

A SI'E IAIiTY.
Having regained my health and resumed the prae-
tice of medicine, will hereafter make specially
OF Heart Disease and Kidney and DropsIcal AfltC-
tons and can he consulted at all times my oiirr
Front aud West streets. MRs. G. FOSTER, NJ. -.
Also, on hano full and complete assortment nf
Trusses, Braces, Supporters, Susrer-Ores and Svr-
lngeS for Females Mus, l.. FOSTER, NJ. u.
uecl5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

The lOlIoWhs deNcribed real est ate, VIZ
All thai certain brick messuage aud tavern .,v.,
house and lot OF land, called the American s,.H
House, situate IN the city vi Wugton aiure- H.yl
said, seyeraily bounded and described as follows ,
To wit Beginning at the nJrlherly corner al
Seventh AMI Walnut Streets thence along the north
easteriy Side OF Seventh street eighteen feet to the
middle OF the division wall between this and the I'd
Joining lot now of owen Zebley, late OF David {.
Wilson, thence northerly parallel with Walnut street
through tile middle OF said division wall and line one
hundred feet To stake In line Of No. ?, other land
late OF Thomas Caulk thence with line OF said No.
westerly parallel with Seventh street eighteen feet
TO the easterly side OF Walnut street, aud thence
Herewith southrry hundred feet To the place OF
beginning, containing one thousand Eight Hundred
feet of land. more or less.
Seized aud taken IN execution a4 the prOperfy OF
william q. Lowe, surviving mort Rngnr. AMI Edward
FentOn and Franklin Sawlom, ttIru tenants. and to
he sod hV
RoBERt h. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Shcril's ONCE, New Castle ,lune 20, isIi.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
SHERIEE,S SALE.

cent q. Hi. al BlackhirI, in Oluinilnink Hun
drcd New Castle county, Del. on
THURSDAY, JULY ., 1871.
AT o'clock. u. IN,
The following described Rca, Estate, va:
All that farm or tract OF land situated in a ppu-
qunmlnk hundred aforesaid, bounded and described
rs follows Adjoining the town Oi Fields borough
and bounded OH the north hy the Noxentown Mill
Roads, the east by the road leading from ode sa
TO Smyrna, on tho south by lands OF Frsby Lloyd
Henry Jones. and on the west by lands eft Passtn0re
Ii. Mitchell and ot the late john u. Bird, and con-
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, tot which said
tract OF lana the said James DOugcn became seized
in fee simple as TO about hundred acres thereof
by assignment from the Orphans Court for New
Castle county aforesaid in the matter OF the real
estate OF his father, the late b. Doughten, deceased
as by the records OF the said Court will fully appear
and as TO the remaining nifty acres by deed undcr
hands and seal OF Jos Wells and wife, dated Febru-
AIRY ~. 1909
Seized aud taken into execution us the property of
James Doughten and Elizabeth \. DouHLten has
WIFE and terre tenants, AMI to he sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherin's Dticp, New Castle j T.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

$40 to 500 w PER Ssy agent,
BLAlRS CO.. St.LOus, Mo,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
4 tEOD ~ j Il II. iNst'
All o'rlorlg. u. m.

The following described real estate, viz:
A lot Of land situated in Appointments Hundred,
New Castle county, Del, bounded and described as
follows, to witt ON the north by lands OF William
Wilson, ON the east by lands of William CHM, de-
ceased, on the west by lands OF James +. ROCKWELL,
and the south by lands OF the heirs OF Isaac Gibbs
containing 1870 ACRES OF LAND MORE OR
LESS, with Frame Dwelling and other uutbuildings
thereon erected.
No. 2, A lot of land situated in MldlctOwn, in
st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware,
bounded on the east by lands OF Joseph II. Walker,
on the west by II. D. Howell ON the north hy lot M.
3, hereafter mentioned and described, and on the
south by ain street, &c being 50 feet front by
deep, be the contents what they may, with ArA
a FRAME STORE HOUSE thereon erected f:,i#
No. 3, a lot situated in Mddletown. in st ~sska-
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware
bounded and described rs follows, To wit lot 40
feet front extending back 80 feet to land of Thomas
Massey the west, Joseph II. Walker ON the south
by - Kelley on the north, &c. he the contenrs
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Thomas IL. Rothwell, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff,
sherif's Office, New Castle, June is, 1874,
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DIR. w M. FIELDS
PILES or HEM ORRHUIDAL TIL MORS

All Kinds positirely perfectly and permanently cnrsd
by "ABSORPTloN," without pain, dauger, aanstcs
or Instruments, by
W. A. McCANDLISS, NJ. ID. * son,
No. POOL Arch street, Philadelphia,
Best Of reference given to persons cured.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
SUFRJEE'S SALE

EH VIRTUE OF writ OF Levari Faciis.
to directed, Will he posed To Public sale at the
hotel oil nGe nj q. I'M, at Blsckbnd, ia AppOl nm
iinnk Hundred. New Castle county, bet, on
THURSDAY, JULY ., ts1l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

QS0n REWARD.-The above reward will b
pOUU paid for Information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction OF the person persons guilty
of setting on FIRE any dwelling, table shop or other
building lmar5-lml i, l.. SIMMS, Mayor.
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NOTICE.

hereby give not leo that promissory note made
by me- dated June 3D. 1874, at four months for si25.
anu Due Bl same date, for SlO0, both In ayoT OF
Robert Pierce, OF Braidywine Hundred, will not be
paid by me, and hereby torewarn any person from
negotiating for either OF them
JOSHUA BUNTING.
ClaymOnt, June 18TH, 1S7l iel5,6ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
Valuable Real Estate
p r I u a T Z s A l. E
I'm. I..a ,aa

The subscriber offers at Private Sale. all those
three squares OF ground between BroOme and Du
POnt streets, and Seventh and Eighth Streets the
city OF Wilmington The centre square contains with
in its boundaries complete suburban residence
ssting OF stone dwelling house, with all the modern
convUncbces; first class stone stable with live (5l
stalls large carriage house and shed, stone ice house
stone out house.
There is also on this square hot and cold grapery
inf Ill bearing, plenty OF shade aud iiut trees. The
dwelling house, contains vestbuie, hail. two parlors,
library, dining loom, butler's pantry, two ktchens
also, two large china Closets fire pioo Tho second
story contains Ave chambers, two bath and
ter closet The third story contains four chambers
and four large closets, and rst-class slate roof the
entire building, the cellars are light and dry, city gas
and water all over tile house, rhe house Is in thor
ough repair, and the view from =: believed To he
the finest In the State
The back Squire contains a ndsome cottage,
graperies ard fruit trees.
The subscriber is prepared to SO the square facing
BroOme street, iii lots suitable Tor ffstcass
dences. These lots face the city park, have many
line shade trees upon them, and yerlO0k the whole
city; and Is believed to be the finest building sites
offered In the city of Wilmington
The terms on when 1t will be sold will he most lib
eral, and offers for all or any paIt u the place will be
well entertained.
The place can be at any time after p. u.,
application to the gardener at Eighth and Clayton
streets
Further / ornation can be obtained the office of
NJ. NJ. CHILD " CO,
No. we Seventh street, Exchange Building,
y2i- Agents Tor HENRY PEPPER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
SheriHss Sale.

By virtue OF u writ OF Ievarl Facias, 10 me direct
ed VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at The Lafayette
Hotel, No, 81 Shtploy street, kept by James q.
PieIs"n, In the city VI Wilmington, New Castle conn
", Dri., ON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
FOR SALE.
iehi--ti'
ENOl; SALE.

small grst mill, near Oecton, Cecil coun- IL
", Md in pleasant negnbOrnOod, surrounded bv
large farms and good farmers, who would supply i.
good miller with as much he could do To "a young
man who is master OF his business would sell on
such terms that the payments can be made without
materially affecting his capital. For further particu
liars, apply to q. j. Scott, ESD. Galena Kent Co..
903 G,'pn Avenue, Wilmington. Del.
JOHN b. LEWIS.
,set Also, for sale two small frame Houses, Nos.
sls S02 and SUI Tatnall street Also, IA large second
- hand cook stove and fixtures for sale Apply
AS above, ldeC22-tfl j II. l..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

~ 7 INT74N 7 'TII.l III INlTt
AT O'Clock, y. IN,
The following described real estate. viz.
twOstoried brick dwelling with an attic, situated
in the $. T.. Corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets
containing rooms paror, dining room and kitchen
on the first floor. three chambers the floor
and two rooms in the attic the lot IL IL feet 10 nch
cs front on Walnut ST. Get, by 10 feet deep, parallel
with Fourth street
Seized and taken into execution as he property OF
the Bakers Onion of the City Of Wilmington Della
ware, and to he sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
shcrh's onice. New Castle. june q. lSiI.
innp25-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
sHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF ais vendltion ENronss, tn me
directed will he exposed To Public sale, Al The
National Hotel kept ty jackson Erlhnt, IN Middle :
town. IN st, Georges Hundred Sew Castle county ,
Delaware, on
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29
SIler;A3s Sale,

BY virtue OF n writ o. s. Nend ESponas to me di-
recte, will b. exposed to public sale the lafiy-
cite hotel, No. nj Shipley street. kept hy .Ias. T.
Pierson, IA the city o Wilmington. New Castle
cOnnty, Deb, OH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

". IT. CHADN ICK,
Nos. 20I and 203 West Fourth street.
yUilmiuun Del
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-09
The 8utletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Augusta wants to see for n minute or ,
wo that Atlanta editor who wrote OF ''the /
little city ui augusta. with . trade much !
Inferior to- our own"
An exchange gives this advice to for |
yctful husbands: when you can think |
of what your wifi charged You to bring !
home. get hair pins. They are Away,
handy in the house.
The same wise Providence which
scourgcd Egypt with toads and kansa.
with grnsshoppcr~ kindly permits the
Tcrrc lIautc Gas Company TO furnish the
mcamcst "a, in the United Statc-. TS,rc
HdUtc Go,c'tc.
The Bishop of Wurt>burg once asked
u sprightly little shepherd boy. "What
are YOU doing here, my lad;' Tending
,wiuc.' "llow much do you gctt'
"Onc ilorn a week. 81 am also a shep-
herd" continued the bishop. "but get
much more pay "Then suppose you
have more swine under your care. re-
piled the boy.
This will bc rough winter for the
poor, and reporters would Ike 10 know
n. soon n, convenient il street railway
companic, intend furnishing tickets To
the press. The -aloOn-kccprrs have cN-
pressed their readiness to take tickets for
drinks. aud il the railway do the fair
thing. members OF the press will he able
to worry through the MiroVtce
Sentinel.
-Libcrty-polcs meant something in
1891. The other day, IN New York.
while number of workmcn were cNca-
waiting a sewer in front OF No. , Sheriff
street they mcarthcd the remains Of az
old Wing librrty-polc, raised October p
box containing ten newspapers. Sovcra
pamphlets, u copy of the constitutions q
the state of New York and the Unite,
States, and gold liberty pen. The con
tents OF the box were ~ fresh ~ whcl
they were put IN there, over forty year
ago The principal newspaper found wa
the Mercantile idrertiscJ' ond N0r yor
Adcocdte, which supported Mr.. Scwar
for Governor, and i, dated October p
1884. Among the advertisements j. TIA;
of the Harlem railroad. with cut of III
old-iashidncd passenger coaches, Whic
had lust been introduced.