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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFrE, !
LKsvkswoETH, KANSAS, ,
Ianu.Iy y IsIl /

STATE OF KANSAS. l~
LEAvEswoRrH COUNTY,
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a regular
AN meeting Of the Board of County Commission
els begun aud held at II Court House. in the city
Of Lasenvorth, in said County and State, on the
4th day Of January, A. ID. 1875, J. A. Blaekman
and others, OF Sherman "ownship, householders Of
said cour ~, present d and fled petition asking
said Board OF Commissioners the appointment
OF viewers, oyiew, survey and locate md relocate
certain roads In sad township, to-wit: That all
OF the county road, known Ihe Duncan road,
lying along the Kansas Pacific railroad, and eX.
tending from the boundary lire between the coun.
ies OF Leayenworth and Wyandotte, TO the eastern
boundary OF the town OF Ienape be locatel. and
that in hew thereof read be laid out as follows:
Beginning where Secs Il and Is, townships IL
and IL corner, st the said bJundaTy between
Leavenvorth and Wysndotte counties and ex-
tending westward two mi'es, on, as nearly as
practiesb!e, ong the division line between Stcs
ii and Il the north, aud Secs. Is and li on the
south, To a road known the Hathne Ioai. Also
that the road xnovn IS the johnson road, begin
ming At the northeast corner of sec IS, Town II,
range q, be extended southwaId, along the inter.
meoiate section lines, nearly practicable
10 connect with the above described read. at or
near where Sections IL and Il eJrner with sections
Is and IL, aforesaid.
The pIa. er of the petitioners vas granted, and
John j. Jeuett, A. Durham and v. l.. Seran,
we're appointed viewers, TO meet at X. T.. X. X.
depot, At Ienape, in sherman TOwnship, on the
or in case of failure to meet the daydesignated
then on the following day, and proceed TO view
sad road and give TO al parties concerned, a
nearing. By Oraer Of the Board.
o. DIEFENDoRF.
Jan2S.v2S County Clerk.
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Gus. v. Brecht.

Manufacturer OF all kinds of butchers uten-
sis, No. 9l2 North Sixth street, st. Louis,
Mo-, is offering to the trade the bes: goods
of the kind made. Having all the latest
and greatest labor-saving tools now in Use,
he feels warranted in saying that his stock
is the best that can be found in the West.
He has been established in the business
since 1853, and with years OF experience,
knows the requirements OF the trade, and
soljcits a share of the Kansas patronage.
See his advertisement in another column.
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The st. James, Adolp Haug, proprietor,
205 Shawnee street, south side, between
Second and Third, is by ali odds the neat
est and best furnished hotel in Lcavenworth.
Every room, from top to bottom, is newly
painted, vanished and furnished in the
most costly and attractive style. Mr.. Hang
merits the patronage Of transient and city
boarders and would respectfully solicit their
attention and custom d&w
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LADIEs, do you want a handsome COM
send for box OF A. J. Pozzoni's Medical
Complexion Powder. 1t will remove reckles
and sunbun, will allay all irritation and
impart TO the skin a beautiful transparent
wbiteness. 1t is sold at wholesale and re-
tail, in Leavenworth, By Robert Parham
and X. J. Brown. feb2-2l
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The Standard Tooth Wash

Of the age, is Sozodont 1t has distanced
competition. Discolored teeth are rendered
white by Its use The breath derives fra
GRANGE from Its aroms. 1t prevents and ar
rests dental decay. The gums become ro-
sier and harder under lis operations. All
Its ingredients are vegetable and anti-eptic.
Every day adds TO lis popularity
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MANHOOD, WoNlSHooD! MARRIAGE
200 pages. Impediments to Marriage /:
the cause and cure Sent sealed, post paid,
Tor 20 cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER, 6l7 81.
Charles street, ST. Louis, No, the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing.
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LEGAL.
Assignee's Notice,
IEAvxSwoEru CITY, KANSAS I
November 2ith, 1874

IEAvxNwoEru CITY, KANSAS I
November 2ith, 1874
NOrICE Is hereby given to all the creditors OF
IN James Wilson, OF lrayenworIh City, Kan
sas, that l will. on
WEDNESDAY, Tex 3isI rAY CT MARCH, 1875
at my Office, No. 3i5 Deis are street in the city
Of ofLeavenxo'th, and county OF Lsasenworth, in
the Stale Of Kansas, proceed, publicly, TO adjust
and al ow aemAn against the estate and effects
assigned to me ~ said ia mes Wilson, fer the ten
EFT Of all his ere itors.
GzcRsx.S. WOODWARD, Assignee
o.! James Wilson. uoya6-x3
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1877 WASHINGTON
m ST., CHICAGO I'LL,
lux Logger engaged in
Special Practice than

Chronic and Urinary diseases treated the latest
scientific principles. Seminal Weakness, the re-
suit OF early ind discretion, other causes. pro-
dueipg Nervousness. Pimpies on the face, aver
sion to society, Impaired sight, loss OF memory,
and manhood permanently cured in from four 10
six weeks by his Vegetable specific, a remedy
used by the Doctor in his Office prae for twenty
years. A never failing remedy in spermarorrhea
and all weakness of the geoeratve organs. male OF
female sent TO any address (post-radl On receipt
of IS. 20, book treating on the diseases. La
home board etc, etc. may call or write.
strietest confidence maintained. RDptures
positive cured. Tape worm removed in ~
hours. Write for particulare enclosing stamp.
jan2f&vi7
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Drawing certain or Money Refunded.

Who'll Tickets, $50. Halves, s25. Tenths or,
each CoIpOn, 10. EleTen whole Tickets. $500.
For Tickets or information. address
THO. L. BaAsLETTE, Agent and Mansgr,
Louisville, Ky; also Of J. VI. ALLEN, All Ella
ware street, LCavtnworth, Karsas.
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lsOnd,a Extract.

preparation has had a medical standing,
been Acknowledged in medical writing, and
yet it is essentially ''the Peoples Remedy" J"
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To Consumers Of Glue.

The Champion Glue Co, of Chicago, ILL.,,
are turning out new article Of glue,
which is cheaper and better than any ever
before in the market Read their lad"
d.yw
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New York. Chicago and st. Louis exchange Is
buying af par and selling at 4 to 4 premium.
AIDD AHD HoBRA
hIDssLireen s5S07c; green ssited, sL99c; dry
lint l70iSle; dry salt, lee.
Burr.LoN NIDssewinier Bull, g 50; Gov, d 50;
spikes 81 50; yezrlipgs, 50S6Oe; summer ball,
.. Is; Gov, 81 50; spike. 81 20; yeariing. aoe.
BUFFALO RoBEs-soft-dreSeda and whole, no. !,
Is o.; no. 2. $500; no, 8. 81 20. Osase, NO. 1,
Is %; NO. g %; no. g. q 90; cali, !, o. so:
no. 2. 81 50; no. 8, 81 %; soft and hard culls,
u 0003 20.
soiled rooss are worth 50 cents to 81 90 less than
rev. Badly soiled summer robe are almost WORTH
less.
Prices at all times subject to the changes Of the
market.
rsliov-s07Lc.
Beeswax-20t4l5c.
Feathefs-Lve geese, 5e0sSe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOLLARS S

TO TIE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND A.. To BIS DIS
TRIBU TED On TIE III sBRUARY BY
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF XIV, UPON THE
OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
,ONCERr
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W. eertfneAtes Of wonderful cures q
rAsunaa111, 1san 'gia. lock-jsv, sprains svsR-
1ngs. baznA sealds, caked breasts poisonous bfssa
rossa fsss. ssut, alt rheum. sar-sehs. &e., asa
the receipt sftas Lnimmt viii b ssnt gra.s TO any
one. 1t IL she most wonderful healing and pain
relieving ageat The world has ever produced. II
hsesAe n does just vhst II psetenss 10 Do. One
hetsb, Of the Centaur uniment for animal, (yeIlov
vsppa) ID worth hsndssd dcllars for spawned,
strained or CALLED hor.ss and nules and Ssr scrvv
worm in sAeeP. No family or steck-ovner ean Il.
ford to b without Csntaar uninent Prics. 50
cents; laB bottles. sLoo. J. B. Ros. ca.
s. Breadvsy, New York.
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St. James Hotel.

Spalding's Glue is like wit: good thing
we'll applied. eod&w.
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PRIVATE DISEASES !!
SPERMATORRHGA.

nNE word 10 and in behalf Of the suffering my
~ Iiads who have, in a thoughtless and reckless
moment, contracted a loathsome and horrible
disease. Their name is legion, bat their malady
is hidden from the world, and they .ufer on,
the devourer soon becomes manifested in the p..
tient by destroying health, and rendering them
cret until 1t becomes secondary in i-s Iature and
Iermeates the whole System, making its appear
anee in eruptioHs.
To all erring young men, | would say, do not
keep this a secret TO yourself and your God until
il has sapped the vltGls and left you n wreck Of
humanity, a eur Sc TO yourself and burden te -
eiety. If you are ent4ngled in the snare Of self
pollution. any private disease, flee from its de-
s'ruction, and take Dr. Rehmond's -Jecifc COM
pounds and become once more q human being
inclose stamp for circulars for further ariicu-
lars. Address DIR. ). A. RICHMOND, p. %. Box
"a, 81. Joseph. Mo- Once on Francis street, op-
posite Pacific Hotel juue2-223eoddw
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Castor3o d noru tAsn s.hssituts m O..
t'se1 II = IL saly ~ aztiels In sxistsnes
which = me 70 rsEulaAs ths bowels, cure wind.
collie soA Preducs natural sleep. II is plsasaat to
taka. CAildrsa nssa net cry snd nethsn nay
sesP. sS17.v
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warrant
ed to cure syphilis in the primary, second
ary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated form, and will cure the
worst cases of venerial diseases. cases which
have resisted the tIeatement OF the most
eminent physicians in America. 1t cures
the first stage, and heals the ulcers in few
DAYS. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
throat, head, arms and legs; also, hard
pains in the bones and Joints, swellincs in
the joints by syphilitic rheumatism, etc, in
short time. Price So per package. Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sew
eral diseases free, sent sealed for two stamps.
Sold by DIR. J. Dnsbeer sos North Seventh
street, St Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or
money refunded Robert Parham, Agent
Tor Leavenworth. deod&w
Thee is no disease prevalent in America as tys-
pepsia and certainly pone which has 50 generally
bafied and defeated the skill Of the medical profe
sion. The only remedy for this distressing corl-
plaint is pure meiicated siimuIant Hostetter's
Stomach Btters, whose essential principle is sound
rye, is admitted by medical practitioners to he the
only alternative corrective and restorative on which
they rely. The bitters are the best possible s-
citc for fatuency, dizziness waterbrash Irregular
ity of the bowels, and all indications of confirmed
dyspepsia They do not excite but scoth the irita-
ted stomach and bowels, aud may be taken by the
persons Of the delicate and sensitive organza-
tou, who uupeasently affected by the use of the
ordinary stmuent of commerce. Though Their ef-
fert is mosi decisive, yet they mild aud heue-
hcieut in operation as TO be suitable to children as
well as adul.s- eodSw
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PUBLIC LIBRARY oF KENTTcKY.

DEA1H OF GOV. BRA OF THE TRCs-
TEks-A SUCCESSOR APPOrNTED-So MORE POSI-
FoSksEsTs-DRawISG cEErAIs, FxBRuARr q.
At meeting OF the Trustees Of the Public L.
brary of KENTUCKY Jan. l6. 1875, il was resolved
that c. NJ. Briggs, Esq.,, tho, under t.- late Hon.
lhos. Brsmletts, wls the real business manag
OF the gIit concerts ALREADY given in aid Of the
Public Library of kentudky, tie and he is hereby
autt odzei TO take the place made vacant by the
death OF said Rramlatte, in the management of the
affairs Of the IF h and las; gift concert, and thar
the drawing announced for Feb 21th. 1875, shall
positively and unequvocaliy take place on that
day, without any further postponemeat or dclSy.
on any account whatever.
K T. DU2RE1T, Trs''
JOHN 5. CAIN, S<cTetdEy.
Hereafter all communications re ating 10 the fifth
Concert, should be a dressed to the lei signed.
and pledge myself thar the drawing shall of
FebIuars [tb or that every dollar paid Tor tic
shall be returned. G. NJ. BRIGGS,
Agent and Manager.
Room 4. Public Library Builiing, Louisville. Ky.
deeI9-tufriv4l
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CENTAUR LINIAdENT.

The crest discovery Of tbs aes.
These h no pain which the Ces-
taur lini1sat will not relieve, -
swelling which It will not suh1ue,
and NO lameness which IL vii not
cure. This b strong language,
but IL IL true. 1t is no humbuG ;
the receipt b printed around eaeh
bottle. A circular containing
,sA-a - ---1--L..I
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FINANCIAL md c COMMERCIAL.

OyyIcI OF THE TINES,
LkAvkxw0RfH, KANa,
January ., 1875.
0ouB1ARY.
The local money malket - quiet With no
very great demand for loans- An the regu-
lar customer Of the banks are esttine aecommoda.
tons necessary 70 mese demands. City scrip In
auctuating in value With 4 tendency to riss. We
dvs the Jolloving Monetary quotations:
0sAso par
Soonsy IS cta.
county Warrants. IS cts.
0ty 6O06S
ooid ...--......-..--. l0eL
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Died Suddenly Of Heart Disease.

How common Is the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into eternity
by this fatal malady. This disease gener-
ally has its origin in impure blood filled
with irritating, poisonous materials, which
circulating through the heart, irritate its
delicate tissues. Though the irritation NAV
at hnst be only slight producing a little
Palpitation or irregular action, or dull.
heavy, or sharp darling pains, vet by and by
the disease becomes firmly seated, and in
fiamaiion or hypertrophy, or thickening of
the lining membrane or of the valves. is
produced. How wise to give early atten-
tion 10 case Of this kind. Unnatural
throbbing or pain in the region of the
heart should admonish one that all Is not
right, and if you would preseserve it from,
further disease, you must help il to beat
rightly by the use of such q remedy
as will remove the causs Of
OF the trouble. Use Dr. Pierce,s Golden
Medical Discovery before the disease has
become too seated, and il will, by its sreat
blood purifying and wonderful rexulStinp
properties, effect perfect cure. 1t con.
tains medicinal properties which act speci-
6cally upon the Tissues of the heart bring.
ing about healthy action. Sold by all
frst-class Druggists - :.
HEART DISEASE CURED.
RocKFoRT, Spencer Co., Ind, February
1st, 1874. .-...'.-
Dr.. r V. PIERCE, Buffalo, NY:
About two years ago l was afflicted with
disease OF the heart, which at times crea-
ted pressure around it, almost CAUSING
sunocat,on. 1 saw an advertisement Of
your Golden Medical Discovery, recon-
mending the same ~ . cure for disease of
the heart. then bought half dozen bot
ties OF 1t, and after using three bottles was
entirely relieved and am pow enjoying GOOD
health. Gratefully yo1r,
DIV VITUS KILLIAN.
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| AIs.aNo; 1: ssssl oei No. 2, s's75e: No.
=, S5s;:.So: s! s. !, 8 90; No. 2. 81 so' No 5.
RIocoos-Nes j. 4sc; No. 2. SOC; No. 8, I5e;
skusENBl.et. Soc; ,hor. striped. SOC: narrow
striped, &c; broad striped, 10c.
PoLsCAI-S@l0c.
MUsKsAI-1s@20c.
Possus-59i0c.
KrrKks-5c.
WILD CAr-iso25c.
HOUss CAI-5yiOc.
BEAvKs-Per b, 1891 60.
BAD0BR-l5@30c.
Fox-Grey So@4ce; red, 50@sI 90.
WoLv-Laree. s0@Si SO; small, 4o970c.
BxAR-si 0o@$6 80.
eROcRRIRs-wHoLKsALK.
CorrsE-RIo. Coffee 2211s9a; Java. sl@s..
REFISKD WHITE sUsAEs-A, IO1sc. yellow
TrAs-Imperisl. f.ir to choice, 5o@i 10; Young
Hyson, 5o9i 90; Gunpowder, 659l rs; japan IS
Csc; Oolong 49975.
DRIED APPLEs-8x@91zc.
iiDRIED PkAcHEs-9991zc.
DnIKD DBLACKBERMKs-12@13r.
CsKxsE-lSx@l5c.
CuRRANTs-71I@s1zc.
PRUNks-l4@l6c.
c Il inches, oressed one side, SIS.
SHKvLlxs-Dressed two sides, go so; I'd do,
IS 0c.
BARN BoARDs-Rough, t22 so.
eHEErING-SO.
FEncISe-Ist quality, s2s so; ID do. 20.
PANEL BoARDs-Dressed, 500.
CELISe-Clear, n inch, es7 SO; do, u inch,
Box BoARDs-lst'quality,s SIS.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The price Of -four and wheat remain, nrm, as Our
The bes, grade Of fall wheat in this market,
which quoted as No. :, was selling yesterday ~
SOC.
WHEAr-FalI, No. 2, SOC; No. 3, soc; No. I,
7Oc spring s099Oc.
Cois,IneaT, 7oc per bushel; 'helled. 75c., and
in good demand.
BARLEY-Sl 90 perbushe.
floU.~Ss:s s, %; XXX. q GO; XXX, $. 70;
Star, q 90; II, q so; buekvheat nour. 8! 23;
per 100 lbs; shipstnn, 81 10; bran. 81 90. |
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
HAns-Sugar cured, canvassed, none offered /; |
eanvassed, none offered; sweet pickle, loc.
BAcos-Cisar sides, l51le; dry salt sides, Iic |
Po.K-Clear mes, per barrel, Si7 50; mes,
Ss6 90; primo mess, t1s so.
DRsED BsRS- canvased. per b, lie; uncan- |
LAHn-Ke.tIe rendered, in tiercea, iIse; 40 D
cans, ,:4zc; 2oD cans l5e; 10D pail' boxed, loose,
Ids or sealed, l0c; kettle rendered., D pals.
SAoKKD BEI1 TonaUE-e5 50 per dos.
BUIr..-Pes pound - S2ssSs'e. Il
Eaes-per dossn, 25c
CnnKiHs-psr dosen, q o., to&2 50.
PsA'nE CnicKEss-Per dozen, 81 50, to q %.
0UAILs-per dozen, 81 IS.
kABBIn-per dozen. none offered.
ONioxs-el IS per bushel
PorAToKs-Ne1,s ,so0i0o.. r.f bushel
fURxlrs-Sl Is per tushei.
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E6-AIways Fresh and Reliable. -e,a

E6 Always Fresh and Heiiabie. ~eJa
DREER's GARDEN CALENDAR. 1875, con-
tains descriptive and priced lists Of Vegetable,
Flower and Grass Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Novelties
and every Ga rSlen Heq01stse. Beautifully il
lustrated. Mailed free Address,
HENRY A. DREER,
Philadelphia, Pa. jn2s-v4w
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Of
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iIe ioAio~ihS oibs pdsstu Oh tne tnlB0
reading: S. &. No. st, prescribing the
place OF payment Of the principal and inter-
est OF all bonds held by the permanent
school fund; S. B. No. 81, relating to town.
ships and township offices; S. B. No. Is, in
relation TO contracts made between persons
in contemplation OF marriage, and supple
mental to an act respecting the rights of
married women, approved March I'd, 1868.
Ar. Horton introduced =. substitute for
s. B. No. l9, which substitute provides for
the sale of three hundred thousand dollars
of State bonds belonging to the permanent
school fund, I'd the investment Of the pro-
ceeds together with the moneys now on
hand in that fund, in county relief bonds.
to draw per cent and not to be sold for
less than 95 cents.
Most Of the afternoon session was occu-
pied in .he discussion, in committee of the
whole, of S. c. Il. No. 3, submitting TO the
electors Of the Sta.e the question of calling
q Constitutional Convention, but no conclu-
sion thereon was reached.
The following bills were introduced in
By Mr.. Foster, H. b. No. 2s7, to amend
section !, chapter IS, Of the statutes of 1868.
being an act to regulate the sale Of iutoxi.
eating liquors.
By Mr.. Ftzwilliams, H. B. No. 26S, to
prevent counties and cities from brinee
made parties in foreclosure suits.
BY Mr.. Codding, H. B. No. 269, to amend
section !, chapter 81, of the laws of 1879.
apprsved April 10, 1873, IN act entitled.
An act to remove the disabilities from Ger.
tain penos therein namei"
By Mr.. Stevenson, H. B. No. go, to e.
tablish State road.
By Mr.. Rost, H. B. No. 27l, to establnh
. State road On the 9Th principal merid-
ian
By Mr.. Blair, II. B. No. al, autborisine
county Commissioners to grant . herd
Law, on petition Of the majority Of the
voters Of . county.
By Mr.. Blair, H B. No. 273, to author-
iae legal proceedings to recover 100000
acre. Of school landa.
By II. BsiAknsh, II. B. No. "a 10 |
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New York. Chicago and st. Louis exchange
buying at par and selling at Il to 4 premium.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
VALUABLE FARM
At
PR1VATE SAL II,


Situate mostly in New Garden township, Cheste
county Pa /, aud partly in New Castle county, Del
bounded by lands II Eliza NcIntire, The America
Kpoin Co., john PIERCE, aud others,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
A New Late PeaCsI.

THE "gRaNDYwiNE' DESIRABLE SEEDING OFF
THE LATE CRAWFORD STOCK, But MUCH I'M
PROVED.
What our peaeh-growers want more than any
thing else ia improved varieties. of fruit
larger, finer OF form and color, and better in
flavor. Thousands. and tens of thousands OF
little trash has been picked and marketed, this
season, doing as much as all other causes to
glut the market. Yesterday, Randolph Peters,
the well known nuraeryman OF this county,
showed us samples Of his "seedling No. II
which he has named the "Brandywine,' and we
have no hesitation III saying that it is very
superior and desirable peach.
The Brsndywine is large fruit tho speci-
mems shown us were u far average, we were
toldand were about the largest We have handled
this season. 1t il perfect free stone, with
yellow flesh, and Of superior flavor. Its shape
is good and color rich. Evidently it is Seeding
from the Crawford's Late, but crossed with some
other variety, 80 that it ripens two weeks later,
making it very desirable on that ac-
account, and much sweeter in taste. 1t comes
into market with tho Smock but while the latter,
yesterday, was selling at 20 cents basket, the
Brandywine, marketed by Mr.. Peters, brought
readily 81 80 and S175. Hore is the secret of
success and failure in peach growing 1t costs
no more to raise good fruit than inferior trash,
but when the former grows it il worth and Will
command good return. The time is past for
small and poor fruit. Growers must now attend
to quality,
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, Sept. %.
Fiuit and vegetables are abundant in MARKET
and prices generally unchanged since our last
report Butter shows an upward tendency, and
fresh pork and sausage have made their appear
euce, Peaches are on the wane, and apples and
grapes are taking their place. The following is
r. summary of the prices
Meats.--Baefsteak, 20@25c per pound roast
16@20c atews S4l2c corned s@l5c; ham
l6c sliced 2D@25c shoulder f2c. bologna
sausage, Ice picked pork, 16c fresh pork Ice
fresh sausage l6c. Clipped beef, 30tQ3jn lard,
16tulSc mutton, 10dDI2c chops lSq2Ge; veal
1O6Dl2c outlets 10000.
FrpR.--Apples sOi2c. por half peek poacl,cs
1Ot0l5c pears l5@25c.; lemons, 40G50e spri.
cots, l2c por quart; cages l5c. cantalonpes,
3QSc apiece, or 25c. a basket watermel0ns,
15Gri0c apiece. Grapes Gml0c.
MiSoelaneous.--Butter 45Cd5Nc. pef pound /;
eggs 35c. per dozen: corn, l0@l2c; potatoes 100
1Sc per half peck lima beans, l26l5c. per q5. !;
cucumbers SGDl2 per doz onions lJc. per half
peck; squashes, 2@3c apiece; cabbage. 5GSc per
head; beets 3ap5e per bunch; honey 250130r, per
pound tomatoes St)iOc per half peck chick
ems l.25@1. 80 per pair, 10000 per pound.