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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
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WARDEN RinINGs ACCUSED or coNstv,,.,
AT 1nE ESCAPE or THE BANK uroIAn.
New York, Feb. 27th.-A sroci.l a..
patch from Wilmington to the Ti,a1.
says that all the circumstances Of ths
bank burglars 90 TO show that Wind, =,
Rulings was in collision with the mia
oners that the outside party Of cont'd
crates was small. probably not more than
four or 1--WE persons, and that the whol,.
scheme was "set up job"
| Il is understood that that the special
dispatches from this city to the Tina.
emanate from the Commercial Chico In
this city, and It is singular that So rr,vc
charge should be trlrgraphcd trom
there TO New York, while the evidence. Ia
50 slight that the Commercial it.clf has
not ventured to intimate such thing M
It's own columns.-ED T.. T.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
How 20 preserNe Rees.

A bee raiser In New England Is said to
have patented an invention for the pro-
lection of bees from the attacks Of the
honey moth, which enters the hives at
night and rifles the stores. The idea
arose out of his familiarity with the
daily routine not of bees only, but OF
hens. Hens, he observed retire TO rest
early bees seek rrpose caller still no
sooner are they sunk in slumber than the
moth steals into their abode aud deyours
the produce OF their toll. lie has now
built a stand Of hives with hen house
above II. The bees first hetake them
selves to their dwelling and settle them
selves for the night. The hens then
come home to roost on their perch, and,
as they take their place upon il, their
weight sets come simple mechanism t.
work, which at once shuts down the
doors Of all the hives. When the day
dawns, hoSever, the hens leave theil
ronsi, and the removal Of their weight
from the perch raises the hive doors and
gives egrees to the bees in time for theli
mornings work.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28


Editor Of STATE Jo,rnol Through the
columns Of the different papers OF the
city many candidates have been named
nolsna volsns for the gubernstjrial chair,
each writer singing the praises OF MS
own particular candidate or friend, all OF
which have no objection to, as the
greater the number the more material
there Is from which to make selection.
But from the experience Of The past had
the Democratic party Of the State not
better turn its attention more particu-
larly to the selection Of its candidates for
the Legislature and not again be cursed
with some such MS we had in the last,
who, regardless of the will Of the people,
pursued narrow minded policy OF their
OSn, who hypocrltically betrayed the
trust of their party, and who, for the sake
OF q petty bribe, made themselves infa'
nous in the annals Of legislation.
The Governor is not supreme In any
thing but the pard0ning power aud In
appointments, and those appointments
are only for the execution Of the laws
passed by the Legislature, and be they
good or bad, the Governor has no power
to alter or amend them. Therefore, ! re
peat, the selection Of candidates for the
{ I "a a ftu IA ttpru Tim
10 80, "a ,,,rr,,,,,ion hscame "a
~ H.. ~, ,,ii,s ,,,ty tbron,b
u.s., h"' ,,,h,r rn noser nf me rings. the
s ~ -, - RI ,her, tn,ugnrsi.d a
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49,, ~ ,hsir mil in tho
cr, az :. re1orm in onr avn ranks.i, but
~ t.s, So. ,isc1ion nrov.s The Gro
ea GO ruO , 'a9i loo Tho nemacrsiic nirtv Of
M ST. uY NJ ieast cannot he charged
wi,b fraud and SSith thc excention of the
L., s,,,si,tn,e1 co,rn,,tion In mis-
49,. h.,,,,. a, ma onhted sdvnntagc mas
t,,,,b ,bat tt,eir oisdge IN any noIicv
nay, Il, lid an
There orc n,nniar r,easures the adm
non ~ ,,,,icb a., ,,ec,..ssr ~ hy anv n,rtv
s"nti"g retentinn in or a1vsncement IL
49, Anon, ,hose which viii nm
aa,nh,,,t,, s',-r, iss,,os IL, a.. comm,
,,r,rai',,, ~, ttis Stat. yiil he r., nre.enia
H., a,.'-,riin,, 70 ,,n,,l,,tnr tir re,eai
or ,be at,achnen, isg md mn cycmntion
10, ~ ,'iii i,,,i,I. i."il,rIs In M nrn
yis,nns "a me- h,r, snnmif nv id., or
r..r,r.se,tatton incrcsse he MIMI her oc
r.,,ressnts,iycs niviJ. n,e ststo iuto
/ iel,isistive d,stricts IN. voi.rs In each
d,7,ri"t vo,i",, nvclnsivciv Tor the,r nwn
re,,rnssn,n,iyss, rsch rsnresrnting Tho
so,,,,, ,,n,,,t,,r ,c c,,stitrents as near he A.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

For years ine renusy lygniA railroads
have made frst-class watch part VI
the engine equipment. Every engine
upon the r0ad has It's watch numbered to
correspond with the number on the en-
CINE. The watches are purchased by the
G mpany and controlled by the proper
Ulcers. In the Office Of each division
superintendent hangs t.hmhher'-
ho,id with numbered hooks for all Tie
engines Toe 0nging To that division. When
the engine 40, out upon a trip, the watch
Is taken from th, hook. When IL r. turns
the watch is replaced, and while in III,
office is run with the regulator As d
cOn-t qu,ucr, AN she engines upon the
ROAD are hcing run Upon u4iiogm time
and uH record hG. VI been m-ie Of al
accident resulting from discrepancy o
| tpafaI.a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

- ...----- :, - - ~ -l---, - - -
cue eo'ne7 uo"n 70 .ue uepo. ia an "a
l,ess Masoul 'nIee uOul9 oS'oI. ,le e'alu'
9he INSISTS on ell!ns on Lel u unh' OUT
on Tue ..tlloril' 70 resp IL iluu ne'ns
sloIeu' sue PtA' up ueI telltute' AN
plIasol, inheh-oasAe'' t'lWl psI Win
souse punt ID IL, shawl' PaleI Dag Oh
candy p'uq"et lsne never lraNti7 WIN
Out one j. silaIl tulhuleI, anu extra Ne'i'
aua clAse' hys'el1ca4ly Nl-er every
sN'ich engine lAat goes uJ' uuueF me
impression lLAt u is AeV Te4h' Her
voice uelhu'es as tue P@sen'e II
at the restaurant anu 'riea 10 uly VSE' /,
ana sue KNOCKS WIN Tue hahd,e OF hef
paTasol al inc uoor OF lhe old d'sHs,d
| tool- mouse ~ the vain nope lnat the uas
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

A license bill in the Pennsylvania Leg
islature repeats the local option and other
laws, and provides that licenses shall be
issued to citiz-ns OF the United States OF
good moral character, the rates varying
from $50 to $500 for retail, and $50 to
500 for wholesale. The penalties for
violation Of the act are a fine Of $500 and
imprisonment for not less than thres
months,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

The Geographic statement that the su.
rrome Count of the United States had
sustained ,he decision of the Iowa courts
holding that the law regulating frriguts
and fares is valid, was Incorrect. The
supreme Court -imp'y sustained the State
of Iowa 30 d lrgisia,se enactment re-
quitting the annual posting OF rat,B Of
iari for Passengers aud lreishts. and pro
v'dIug penalty Tor receiving higher rate.
than those posted
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
The i.rIce 1T Beer.

An Increase of two dollars in the price
Of lager beer per key is stoutly rusisted
vi Chicago. Two hundred Of The saloon
keepers have resolved TO import their
beer il the new price Of twelve dollars a
key is Insisted on, They figure out the
cost Of production as follows Barley,
Two and u half bushels, S2.51i hops, two
pounds, Sl.2Ji tax, eli extra expense,
such ns interest ON capital, Insurance.
labor, q ~ total, e. 30
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Importers in Boston seem to be getting
desperate. one Of lhem makes the fol
lowing suggestion 10 bic fellow sg.ierers
Keep your foreign accounts ina seperat,
set of books, aud, as fast as foreign &C
counts are settled and foreign mcrchau
DIG is sold, burn tie books and paperi
relating thereto, and Inform The Collccto
az the time OF each importation that sucl
BE- your Intention. Small books may Do
used, and therefore burned oftener. Al
uecdf4l mrm9rarda, such as kind
quality, and cost of go1d-, and by whom
shipped, could be- preserved iu othe
books krrt IN cipher hy the importe
himself "-NeU YORK Tribune.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
A Thirty.two CoIu@n Newspaper for
eI.sO n 1eari

Wit the beginning 1874 the pHLAwARE STATE
JouEIAL entered on the forty-third year VI Its
existence, and its propristors desiring to extend
its neld Of ussfuloess, AMI confident that II
krsasht TO the attention Of the people Of Della
ware aud the adjoining counties that It will com
Asnd = stll larger degree Of popular patronage
and supp irt have made arrangements for a
thsrsugh aHd systematic canvass 81 the territory
through which It eireulates.
Il Ia, they are confident. enc Of the best, and
1nsusstionably the cheapest paper ever pub
hahsd On the Delaware peHinsula. It Is folio
aAest Of thlrty-two columns, from twenty nve to
twenty-sight columns Of which sentain reading
natter. embracing choice stories and literary
natter, complete summaries of the news VI the
County aud State, carefully written editorials
en- sGrrsnt topics and great variety Of lniseel-
laneous matter,
II IL. In short, a complete high toned iamil ,
AswspsPsr Independent aud nou partisan
APAPER FOR THE WHOLE PEOPLE.
devoted to the interests Of the people, witheu
regard 10 party or sect.
II 10 a paper Its publishers would unheslta
tinsly present to the people on It's own merits
especially a. It's price Is burfl 81 year, lbul
tws-thirds that Of papers intrinsieally worth iai
less than The STATS JouESALl bat for the pur.
pose Of more thoroughly bringing It's merits t.
liz attention Of the pubMe they have concluded
- oaer unprecedented Inducements To sab
ssribeu.
They have therefore made arrangements FOL
siViAg to every subscriber his choice VI
six splendid OIL Chromos!
An OPPORTUNITY ABvER BEFORl
oFFKRRD BY ANY PERIODICAL
IN THIS COUNTRY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

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So. n II 49,. -. 90
N'p1.,,..l..s,1.' =, 80. -.
.nv ~ lo'''ar '''. ,'.'' ~ ' '
-. - .,7 ... ','
Us Y '-'' - 81 " "a
from this city To Tie home of the new
agent. We never could bring ourselves
20 believe tuat there was anything in The
iumor. and never Publicly noticed 1t
/ I'll il appeared iu the R,utLisaH
.,
D.. 49,. -,
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correspor dent ia a. communication
printed elsewhere, gives on estimate Of
the cost OF esiao' shingand maintaining
for the t'-i gear, paid fire department,
which tifrt' material y 'lcm 'he estimate
80. . - '-e ''',' o,''
- 90 " ''1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Senator Lane, Of the California Legis-
lature. wants 10 amend the libel laws OF
that State which requires a plaintiff in
libel suits to give bonds in the sum Of
S5UO to pay costs in case be Is defeated.
The law has worked we'll during the TWO
years of its existence 10y preventing al
venturous attorneys and other irrespOusi-
b characters from annoying the press.
Ia Missouri no suit for damages can be
brought unless bonds to pay costs have
prayiously been fled,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Two prisoners confined in Monte omery
couny jail, Pa for stealing, made their
e-cape on Monday night by cutting
through the door Of their cell and travel
INK under the main foundation wall of
tue hui ding. An old shoemaker knife
Was the only implement found on the
premises with which they had Effected
their escape. The desire for freedom on
the part of imprisoned criminals ID a
manic that prevails al this time, the In
element season Notwithstanding.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

The escape Of the bank burglars Of
course does not surprise anybody, rs We
have never yet met a man, woman or
child who expected that they would serve
out the whole term Of imprisonment to
which they were seuterctd. They are
pracliced jail breakers, as skilled IA get
ting out Of buildings as getting intothem'
and therefore it was scarcely to be
expected that our Jail would hold for ten
years men TO whose escare locks and
bars aud almost military discipline proved
uosullcleut obstacle. Now thatlh,y have
gore We suppose thue will be a lively
sci Sc Of sattfaclion amcugst our people,
that by reason of the regularity Of our
mod,s Of punishment they did not Is
cape that lart Ct Tie Iuntlmut due
their CRIMES Which they mcst dreaded
auc hated. They were pdioricd ana Oh, y
we're whipped, and however barbarou-
others may deem the feeling, cur people
will rejoice that this is the case. That
they have taken a murderer with .Lem
shows the natural affinity between Grim
luals
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Two urchins had a slight falling out
and wordy uupleasantness.
~ want you TO know, Sam Jones, that
my father is in the Custom House"
"Who cares for that, Tom Smith, mine
Is In the Station House"
"But you BOBBY" responded Tom, "my
father can keep on stealing, aud yours
can't"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
senator sshurz on Currency Inaa.
ton.

The speech made on Tuesday by Sen
ator schurz, Of Missouri, on the pending
bulls Ielatir & to the proposed increase CT
currency, was go clear and luminous that
the speech, amongst the many sthers
made during this weary debate, Seems
like a light shining out Of darkness.
Though called a visionsry,and sneered at
By Senator Morton in this very debate, as
50 political llerateur," be made the
most em!nently practical speech yet made
on the suit ect. He showed that with the
increase Of currency by the issue OF S25,
C0oO0O or csc GOO COO Of the legal tender
reserve, the Increase of such currency in
the Eastern banks has kept step, aud by
comparing the bank statements of New
York, Philadelphia and Bost1n for TIE
pas. week with the ststt mtnt for the cor
responding week a gear ago, be showed
that the amount Of currency lying 10
their vaults IL Just about 25,000,0OO
more than It was year sgo,tlus demon
atratipR that the whole Of this additional
a25, 900, 600 Of currency has been absorbed
BY the Eastern banks. And what was
more, be demonstrated that It could not
be otherwise.
II the irfaslon is to be made With
greeIbacks, the only way 10 get them
out OF the treasury Is for the
treasury to buy bonds. Wall street
alone has the bonds to sell and the new
currency would therefore go directly to
Wall street. TIE West and south could
only obtain a portion oft by exchanging
their products for 1t, ard they can lusl
as readily chain currency in that WaJ
now. Now is not this tntire'y practical
and reasonable No sane man propose'
that the eoyerment shal let out e'ti
its green backed premises 10 pay when 81
gets ready, without soWe Equivalent, an'
the purchase Of bonds seems the chi!
wey to let the Rretnbacks out of cours'
the super abuLtauce Of currency at th
money centres might revive, 10 som
Extent speculative railway building, ar'
come Of the currency thus end To wa
houth and West, but " the goose WhicI
laid that variety OF golden eggs was Dc
Killed during the late panic ii was a
least go crippled that il DO longer to b
depended on TO keei np the supply.
Inc proposition TO 'uaaie through 10
authorization OF more national banks
Ar- schuIz' il seems 10 u.s. ever MOI
eteetuslly disposed or He showed Ihi
In order 10 get the bonds which are
form the bass Of circulation io7 ne
bsnks, money must be taken out OF u
sirculation In the localities where u
esnks are TO be established aud carried
New foik, where the bonds are for sai
one huneTed and twelve dollars Of ~
rsucy viii purchase slOO bond, aud
Treasury Will issue for that so DO ct
TsrSy' or that S90 country bank b
70 Keep 10 yer cert Sc reserve, so 10
thefe Is only SIS 81 lu circulation no
West after the lew bank l. establish,
instead Of SIZES before. The currer
10. h,.r r,nttacD,5 lea tt. WI O.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28
The Caines.Cushing SUIT.

Mrs Gaines, whose indomnasis perse
v,rance is uuhageiDz, is still after Caleb
Gushing. In The Equity Court, Judge
Wylie decided The Gaze Of Mrs. Gaines
against Caleb Gushing, continuing the
Injunction in force, aud directing the
title iapers to remain in the Land Office
for the pre- sent, and in the case OF Janin
against Gaines he gave leave 10 plaintiff
to file au amended bill.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

This new order, which is attracting
some attention is represented in the city
by Col. d. S. Curtis, who gives notice
that he can be conferred with at the
Mansion House. The Inauguration Of
the new order grew ont of the hummer
Gus applications rom mechanics and
labortrs Tor admission into the Patrons
Of Husbandryi and as there was no pro-
vision for il in the constitution of that
body, the S Of !. was Instituted, the oh
jcct Of which is the general protection nI
all industrial classes Of both sexes.-B Bal
lL,llnre LNlLllnn Nslna.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

PIQUA, ONO, Feb. Goth The crowd
which gathered in front of the city hote
vowing vengeance against the barkeepel
who dispersed the praying ladies by dis
robing on their entrance, dispersed with
out Offering violence 70 any one.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Mr.. TOWnsend's Financial Views.
We confess our iiabiuy TO follow the
reasoning Of our trlud Townsend OH The
currency question. II the prevailing
vice Of the present time lie oxlrayogauce
we frankly confess our Inability to zee
Why an Initiation Of currency, which
wosld promote extravaganza and over
speculation Would remedy the matter,
and IL those low az ihc helm Of our
government are go much verse than
those there in the days when our CORES
poudeut was hard money Democrat, it
SCENE a., the more reason why d
state Of ahaits should not be
brought about which cannot but
make txtrayagauce more probable in
the administration Of the Government
Neither do We know that il the p-udi <
bills pass thst, any OF the increased bank
iug ca yital they auiboiEe will fall TO
Delaware. We print Nj Townsend S
letter, but We very greatly dout. If a
very large or enthusiastic meeting OF
The Sind be suggests could be eoI 49,
II be wants 10 See aud take part iu a
rousing meeting, let him come up and
help Us get up demonstration .u fayol
Of representation according 20 TOiullt on
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

given al SMYRNA la.t nigtt "''
Leges' base hail clnh ,lovet a ,..,,,
game at Milton ON S,turdsv
~, -
80 ~ " VIZ e'n'vh un the june
- "','''"'
oVn'i i'ou 'NeI N nlo' nave established
canning factory ID smyrna
The young men OF Georgetown arc
aoout TO organize brass band.
The law for the protection of birds
went into fleet on SUNDAY week.
ZTbe s,nte Itousc inrrnv..r,.r,. ...
their finy iens,h ain,',, ''' -'1
NtiIdlat,,,u ,o,,,., No., ......,
d.ad t.rra,,in h,, cy,'t,.,. H. a,i..
'O.'u '''' ~" ~ 'Ni'''9 '"0 ''"'' "'y
Many npie dlVines are 10 bs present o..
the dtdlcauou OIL l.cWes new VI. i.
Nnu' '"'
The steamboat fmiU which is to iuu
on the Nanucukc tiytr, has ariy,d u.
scalord,
Christ Episcopal Church, of Milford
has purchased and placed IN poslt1ua
new bell.
An NJ y. Church ~ bv % f.o, t.+,
be bnilt in The mex - far u.ll,s ,a.t
of SMYRNA.
e,,, 49,.
f,rd n,,'o,t ..,n, - 49, t..'..' o"s
,or,t,,,,, mas,
.,
Il. . Towns WIZ Hlso ue candidate
lor Tue hepnoil'Ah nomination ol she"n
Vi Nehl '"hily'
mos b' Ingram is ont az a candidate
lot .he heluohe"h nomination ct Coroner
ol ousHeA county
Delmar has four stores, two blacksmith
shops, one church and daily receives aud
reads NIFTY letters.
A quarterly meeting of the Kent Couttt
Association Of Good Templars was held
in Dover last week.
W., no,n .c N,.,,.o,i. ,.,t,.. ,,.,t,.,
ia. ,',,.lt.a" ',t
,,ar, ias ~ NJ s'o,'. ~ 'N0 f0'''''''
f"''''' ~ ''''' -'"'''
Hast year huhey sn'" I'D 'ne |."t'
''Jun ''.'ou az ""4 l'' N'n'' f''-
''''u'" "u 'No "''i"Ae'
One hundred and sixty conversions 10
the result OF the prOtracttd mevtiug LOW
being conducted in smyrna,
Rev. Mr.. Uric Will, probably, Dee re.
turned to the NJ. f.. Church al scaf3rd,
~ 'On ~ S"''o'' want n''''
Inc DeiaWhre my liolel hHs ueeu
rented ny l., ~ Long i"hui VINO Will tHks
possession oil u next month";
Ia a.. 4 so, D.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

These ChromOn Cannot he Bought
Retail at Less Than From Three -
Five Dollars Each
and any one " them alone Is worm more than
the price asked for both chrome and paper
The same indueemsnt IL offered " every old
subscriber paying up aud renewing his
subscription.
Every town and Hundred IN the sIats will be
thoroughly eAnvAsssd, and ths shrVnei willsts
e1hibitsd
A6- ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARH PAYABLE or
TEA pKLlvKKr Or THR PiCIuKR Ia
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GENERAL AGENT,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

The seaford correspondent Of the
Brsakwatsr LtgAi speaks Of the successful
operations Of the general agent Of the
DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL in Sussex,
and calls him Judge Dyer. Promotion is
rapid down there. The correspondent
says without sIaggeration, however, that
the Journal is Wnmington's best weekly
uaper. ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

sHKRIFF's SALE. --On wednesday,
Sheuh Armstrong sold The property Of
Philip Combes, advert sei IN EVERY
EVENING, to the GermanIa Loan AssOcla-
ion for S520O
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

"A doctor and a military officer be-
came enamored with the same lady. a.
friend asked her which Of the two suitors
she intended to favor. She replied that
cit was difficult to tell, they were bolA
such killing eIeatuTes.n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

4s7A Forty-third Year. ASIA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

GArFlNEroIL CHRoM0=To EVERY
sUBsCRIBRRl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

0NI6oFEFHEoLDsT.AND :THR BEST,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-28

Harprs Nacasu, ior March contains
Nineteen arucies, and over Seventy
EngtAyugs.
Ia Tie opening article, Charles Nordhoti
atsciihcs the multHfious duties OF the
Light House B6 ard in the construction and
potIsloAils OF lightAouses. 10 The tAir
teen accompanying Lngra'iuss iAustrA-
tons are gwen Of the various y pes Of
light houses on our sea cuast aud On the
likes.
The Chevaher Bsyard' has become a
ptoycih. hut bow many reaGcistcally know
ssy thing about Aine Those desnlng such
kuowl,cgc VIII o, giatited by JainesGraui
Wilson's interesting mtmons-With iOui
yeauutul Illustrations.
n eaptsl PAPER IA The Bermuda leland
lie contributed hy ChfistiAua Rounds, with
fifteen excellent Illustrations, including
two good maps.
Unlerihc title OF Archibald Constable
aud his Friends" Mr.. a q, Constable,
son Of The noted publisher, gives Agraphi'
description OF the literary celebrities o
Edinburgh fifty Yeas ago. His article IL
ifoiuscly illustrated with characteristic
We've of that city, and portraits OF Consta
lIe. Sydney Smith, Francis Jeffrey, henri
Brouehsm, Thomas Campbell, JOIN
Wuzou. Dugald stewart. and James Hogg
lhe recent remarkable progress iu AstIU
aomich research, the mounting Of M
ueat Lquatoucal in the United State
, Naval observatory at " Arlington, aud N
Interest awakened by Mt. proetor's lecture
30 this county. render peculiarly timel
the review which, under the title of "Ob
seryaturies IN the United States" Prof j
h. NouIse gives OF the obsery atories a
Cincmnatti, Washington, West Point. an
D Annapolis. and the work accomplished b
I them. bis paper is accompanied by sever
teen engravings, one OF which represent
( the new Equatorial at Washington, as
} appears, mounted In the new dome.
q Mis- pipah Muloek oraik's, and Pro
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