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STATE TAX CoLLECToR's GYPrcs,
No. 1863 Gravier street.
New Orleans. July Ok 1874.

MATE TAX COLLECTORS GaPICg
No. io9 Gravier street,
New Orleans, July IS, 1876.
Ky Writ L OF THE POWER IN Mr. VESTED b
- the act of the Legis lature of this State No. &
Oh 1878, approved Match A. 1873 l W ii proceed q
sen az public auction, at my Office No l6o CRAVE.
street. IN the said First District of this city
on WEDNESDAY, August g. 1876, at twelve o'clocl
d., the folle wing described property. to wit
l. Two CERTAIN LOTS OF dROVND. in SQUAT
No. 34s, bounded by Liberty, Howard, Clio ant
Caillope streets. fronting on Liberty and Calli0ts
streets, measuring 29 by liz and 80 by l59 feet
a.. CBRTAlN LOT OF GROUND. in square No
20, bounded by Rampant, Dryades' Girod and La
e :, stEeets Ironing on Rampant street meas
u 3. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in squas
a aui Sos, bounded by Palmyra, Dorger DIS. Bros
anu oasquet streets fronting on PamyIa street
measuring 90 by l59 feet
Together with all the improvemen.s snd app1I1
s Sanses thereunto belonging.
naiu property having been seized by me to salts
a. pi!.l and claim due the Str t. of Louisslp
~. taxes upon said property for the year 1858
totuullhS 70 sixty-eight dollars and fifteen eenu
ose'nef win all costs and charges.
said sale the property will not be adjudcatssA
uiess the old Is for sufficient amount TO satlsl
ots aloits ald claim, together with ali costs ~"
charges which may have accrued. -.
Tue purchaser at this sa . is entitled 70 Be pu1'
immediate possession p
Ierns-Cash on the SPOT
State 70 coro. E. FULTON; xsy
orleans. jy26 aus
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TAN COLLECTORS sALE-Nps. I3aS
and 1899.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEAN,-
First District, City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. TWO LOTS 0v
GROUND. fronting on Dryades nd Rampant
streets IN square No. III; asses ed in the
name o! J. p. THOMAS 49, VIZ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. )
Wednesday, July 26, 1875.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES

/ IA OVuxJ1O L SAV0
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. asa.
| STATE OF LOu1s1ANA-PArIsH OF ORLEsy.
| Frs. District, City of New Orieana
| STAIR LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROIN
"nes ssr Da%s q Mss LEVI
I STATE TAX CoLLsCroR's Oppc,,
No. 1863 GIav;er street
| New Orleaas. Jaiy rs, 1916
DY vEsTUg OF THE POWER IN ME- vEsrEn
- 7 ths Of the 1t g! Stature of this State M
Il Of 1873 approved March a. 1873, will proceed
ELL at public auction at nv Office, No. 1859 Grsvs, ]
street in the said First District of this eitv o. =,
WE DNEsDAY, August g. 1876, at twelve O'Clock Il
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square No. 2a :.
bounded by ITALIA Carondelet. Melpomene and ~
urnr 2! By 2l feet. Together with all the improve
menis and appurtenapces there unto belonging. icl
said property havi' been seized by me to satis h
a pri Tilege and Claim cue the State of LOuIsiara
fol taxes uron said PROPERTY for the wear tsa'ee
an ountng to forty three dollars and fifty Cent?.
together with all costs and charges.
Al aid sale the property will not be adjudicatsrn
unless The bid is for sufficient amount to .atist
the afo. cad am; tostthe T''h all costs AMY
TIE pure hassr at this sale IS entitled TO be pu.
1t Immediate possession. re
Te-lns-Cash on the spot. ,-
sac Tax Collector First District City, of Ne, 'eo
dreams j'26 au2 8
TAN tULILCIOR'S SAA-E-NOS. 44ta .
ard A4O4.
sr.rz on tnrfsIaSA-PARISH OF oRLRAya an
Flrst District, CtY OF New orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS o,.a
fu1rSD routing on Dryades and P, rdid, No
sfeats 10 go uares sos. q. and 30t; assessed ha
The name OF j. DAVIS.
nor
STATE Tax COLLECTORS Opytc,, .
No lt9 Gravier street -
New oriea1sI July Is, 1876 ltiz
T,y VIRTUE OF TEE POWER IN ME- vEsTPnf Il
Is BIZ i act Of thu Leg stature of this State IA
d of 1873 approved Mar H. 1873, will proceed
sell at pub ic auction at my otee. No l69 Gravss,
,rae5 il the said First District of this CITY M uA
WEDNESDAY, August 9, 1876, at twelve o'clockT g.
the following described prop. rty, to wit
l. A CBRfAIS LOT or GROUND, in square n, Ty
27i bounced by Dryades Ran part, Julia and Gtrs,eo,
srreets, fronting on Dryades street. measuring d
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in square x,,f =
3o4 BOUNDED bv BASIN, Franklin, Perdido AM,
Graviar streets fronting on Pcrcido street. meas l0n(
uring Is ny i03 feet. 9o;,,
Together y it'll all the improvements ard appur Aei
tena1cts thersnnto belonging: nay
Said proper y having been seized by me to satif -
priviisge and claim cue the State of Louisiss ne
tcr tax.s upon sad pi Operty for the year la;s
amounting ~ seventy nine dollars and seventy.6t
cents, together with all costs and charges. mo
At said sale the property VIII not be sdjudicatei man
unless the Did ia for Ltficent amount to sat, oA
the aforesaid Claim, together with al costs All able
charges which may have accrued
TIE purchaser at this sale is entitled to put 7ate
in immediate go session. lie,
FULTON 7heI
State Tax Collector, First District, CITY OF Ns,4
Orleans. Iv26 ANS
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Sales. Receipts and Exports OF Produce.

The following are the sales, receipts and exports
Of the principal articles for the past three DAYS:
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riisl district, City OF New Orleans.
STATE or LOUISIANA VS.. A CERTAIN LOT
GROUND, fronting on Canal street in squa
no. 55o assessed III the name OF &. DILLON.
sTATs TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
No. l69 Gravier street,
New Orleans july 25 1876
kf VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
- tae act of the Legislature Of this State No.
VI 1915 approved March IA, 1873 will proceed
eoIl az pup.ic auction, at my Office No. if9 Crawl
Street, N the said First District of this city,
WEpNESDAf, August 9, 1876, at twelve oc!oe
NJ, me I9 Iontowing described property, to wit
Chhi AIN LOT OF GROUND in square No. 50
nouooea by Canal, Gasquet RecheDl.ve an
nrns 2. by los feet Together with a. the ID
piSvtments and appurtet ances the raunoo beloni
oald property hayir been seized by me 10 sstst
q privilege and Claim due the State of l,ouisar
noI taxes upon said properly for the Ear 1871
amounting 10 forty three dollars and fly cent
'ogether with all costs and charges
a. SAG sale the property will not be aGjudiCate
uhsss the bud is for sufficient amount to satist
ane aforesaid claim, together wi II ali costs an
en la ses "hleh may have accruec
lHe purchaser at this sale is utit't. TO be pI
IN immediate possession.
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
c.,.o +. FULTON,
STATE lax Collector, Fist District, CIV OF Ne
NiirdHS iy2b arp
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City OF New Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. 4 LOT OF GROUND,
fron1ipg on the corner of Julia and Fra Gin
streets IA square No. 309, assessed il the
uame of 3. CAPELLA.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE-NO. 13
TO 1867 inclusive.

STATE OF LOCISIANA-pARISu OF oRIE.y,
First District, City of New Orleans
GROUND, in squares Nos 34s 273 and s22.
.essed N The name of the estate If J. P A
A. J. CLOHECl.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOs. 44ols
and 1902, ,

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS, de,
First District, City of New Orleans. ~,
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. THREE LOTS one Il
G6OCND in squares Nos 19l and 10 assessed ,OeI
tie name of II. N. CROOKS. "a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A SQUARE AND THREE
LOTS OF GROUND, in SOU ares Nos So tl3 SOL
and $780, assessed IN the name CT II. KILL
BRIDE,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. 1855.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF O9LEAHS-
First District, City Of New crle..Is.
srArE OF LOUISIANA W. A Lot OF GROUND
assassei in the name Of 4. J. CLOHECY.

STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OPPICs,
No. l6e Gravier street.
New orleans, July Is, 1875.
Dy VIRTUE OF TIE POWER IN NIB VESTED
d by tne act OF the L. gisluIe OF this state NO
a of 1878 approved Ma,en A. 1873 Tti p no 20
to sell at public auction, at my once NO ioss
Gravier street, IN the raid First District OF
this city, on "WEDNESDAY, Angust9, 1870 at twe've
O'Clock NJ the following described properly 20
wit ~ a--
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in aaUare 40. 20
bounded BY BarOune and d AIDES strfet5: triton
walk aud Caliope street, fronting on balo on.
street, measurisg ID by 1913 feet Together with
al ne Improvements and appurfenanees I'ete
unto belonging.
Said properly having been eeized oy ne TO
satisfy privilege and claim due tbs Stsie OK Lou,
isiana for taxes upon said property for the year
1874 amour ting to Twenty one dollars and sew,
enty-ive cents, together with ali COSTS ana
charges.
Al SAID sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid Is for sufficient amount to sat.sfF
the afore aid claim, together with all costs aud
chs rges which may have accrued.
I he purchaser at this sale is entitled to De put
in INN ctiate possession.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
L FULTON.
State Tax Collector, First District, City. of New
Orleans IVES aug g
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STATE OF LOUISIAEA-PARTsH OF ORLEANS
First District, City OF New Orleans.
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State Tax Collector, First District, CITY of New
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TAX COLLECTOR,s SAIh-Nn c.o-

State Tax Collector, First District. Citv Of Nav
Orleans ;ny,c - Is"
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TAX COLLECTOK,S sALE-NOS. 1885
to 1899 inclusive.

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Orleans j,26 aul 9
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TAX lOLLkCTOK's .ALE-NO. 44I:

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Orleans iy26 An
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. AZ,

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orleans. iS26 au2
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Lieutenant James A. Buchanan, now at
Memphis as signal officer, has been ordered
to assume charge of the construction ana
operations Of The telegraph lines ordered oy
the government in Texas and the Indian
Territory, with headquarters at Denls0n.
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another meeting. The statistics tor the Ge
tails of the bill on new trial, which, it /;
claimed, eill certainly lead to an agree
ment, are coming in rapidly. A result or
this bill will solve the difficulties ID the
remaining appropriation bills, where i've
days pIeimanary work is required
The BANKING and Currency Committee
had another tluititss discussion. Messrs
Gibson and Wike remain firm in opposition
to simple rrppal
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Bales.
stock on hand September l. i315......-. 1876
Arrived since last statement. J0J
Arrived previously C.ciuGing
city balingsl ...............l59 l 083-l 59l 1872
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portion of your committee The
law, % it now exists, simply declares that
no person shall be employed, or continued
abroad 10 receive or pay money for the use
OF the naval service on foreign stations
whether under contrast or otherwise, who
has not been or shall not be appointed by
and with the advice and consent of the SEN
ate. No punishment is fixed for violation
of this statute; so in regard to the proy-
sions of the laws requiring advertise
ments to be made; bonds TO be taken
and filed; expenditures 10 be kept
within the limits of appropriations.
contracts and purchases to be in pursuance
OF authority OF law, repairing of vessels
without previous aScertainment of cost
ETC., by board OF survey, and other in
stances. Again, in case of failure to make
reports to Congress, the punishment is
fixed at fine of DOT more than $1,000 and
rOt lees than $lC0. A violation CT this,
or violation of the other laws referred to,
when no punishment is fixed such crimes
and misdemeanOls as are punishable by i'm.
parchment under the constitution of the
United States. Again, if a public OIL
cer charged With certain duties fails
and neglects to discharge them, but per-
uits his subOrdinates to perform these
duties, and they do go in violation of the
Law, is such public officer thereby guilty of
an lmpeachaDle Ctfense under the cOnstitu-
ton: Your committee, while thew have
we'll formed opinions of their own on
these questions, Yet, in view of the vast
amount of proof taken and the numerous
legal questions involved, have no desire
to preclpltate the discussion and determine
tlon OF SO grave question as the impeach-
ment of high officers of the government
upon the consideration of the House with
out having full examination OF the law
and facts which may be involved there in.
They therefore submit to the House the
following resolution, and recommend its
adoption:
Resotced, That these legal questions to- |
gether with ali the proof taken by this COM
mittee. De referred to the Committee on |!
Judiciary, with power to hear additional |
testimony, and argument if they see fit, and |
to examine ana report whether such |
violations Of the law as are referred to
herein constitute and are impeachable
oiienses under the constitution, and if |
SO then they shall report articles
of impeachment against George NJ Robe
son, Secretary of the Navy. But if thew
shall find that under existing laws such
acts and doings of the said Secretary are
not Improbable or Otherwise punishable
hen they shall report what additional leg.
station, IN their opinion, is necessary to
make said laws sufficiently punitive to pro-
ect the public service.
secretary RObesoa's Explanation.
Secretary Robson explained before the
cal estate committee this evening that the | I
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-06
Local Breviries.
Sunset, 1853.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.5S.

Sunset, 1858.
Sunrise tomorrow at 45S.
Moon will set tomorrow morni at 4.OS.
Excursion posters printed at the CoMMxRoIAL
office.
Note the changes in the P. w. & B. time
table.
Fine Spring and Summer clothing at Canary 8
406 Market ST.
$500 will buy half barrel best family -four
al 81 West ST.
Chairs caned very beautifully by Adair, 4th
and King street.
SLIP viii buy quarter OF best family hour
a. 30I w Front street.
Mems heavy boots ut Cha,fa ats, 3 andMar-
ket BIS. New stock.
Get cut flowers of Baylis. Leave orders at
Grubb's store, 9th ward.
Children's shoes, all qualities and prices at
22l Market ST. Fennesey.
"Tune up your voice. and stop coughing by
taking Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
There aren't many centenarians but there
are dead loads of narycentans.
Why not g It Ash to make your spring over
coat He has nice material at 4 E. Sd street.
Some elegant and very serviceable pieces OF
stuif for spring suits at Gouert's, IS E. 4th st.
Prices much below Philadelphia for fashion
able clothing, at Bayne's opposite the city
hail.
Hard times Knocked INTO a cooked hat at the
cheap clothing store Of ii. Bail, Sd and Market
street.
Wash day, avaunt Ladies should have the
family wash nicely done at City Laundry, &
9Th street.
Lace caps. Lace caps. Lace caps OF all
styles and prices at Mrs. Bradway's, 429 Eas
9th street.
1t is strange how they can sell such good
family nour for % cents Fer quarter, at the 9s
cent store.
Go see the Act yes and QNickstep to-day
then go to Mines, 9th and Market st. Crane
lunch tonight.
Are you going to the I" Centennial on NAY
10Th? If SO be sure and look respectable by
wearing DUbell ha;.
Save your ice, also your cooler, by getting
| spring bottom. All sizes to suit at Wilson
Wood Co., Front and orange.
The Hats, Caps. Umbre las, &c, for sale b.
Quay, the Peoples Halter" are good, CHEAP
aud reliable. Go see him, 233 Market st.
An excursion train will be run on the W. 4
W., on Wednesday next. This will enable tn,
country people to call at Mebb's and buy
spring hat.
NJ [. Licitenstein, Secretary and Treasure
of the Clayton Loan Association advertses so
shares of new series stock in thai Loan. Mem
be's of the Union who have heavy payment
to make ard who desire To pay out in advance
can take advantage Of the Clayion's new series
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FOURTH EDITION.
The Churches, To-mOrrOw.

Elm St. Baptist church, Rev. r. E. Bar
tlett, pastor. Preaching at 1015 a. M. and
7.45 p. m Sunday School at Up. m.
Trinity Chapel, morning prayer and holy
baptism at 81 o'clock; at 1919 o'clock lit
any and holy communion; evening prayer
at IL o'clock. Prayers on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock on Friday morning at 1016
O'Clock. Sunday School at 9 o'clock.
Central church. Rev. E. Town will preach
at 1O19 o'clock, a. M. No preaching service
in the evening.
Hanover Church Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. L. Marks, morning and evening.
Service in the evening will commence at d
quarter to s o'clock.
Services in Scott M. Z. church by the pas
tor, Rev. ]. Owen Sypherd. At 1013 a. m,
the Lords Supper; at 315 p M, general
experience meeting; at IA p. M, praise
service.
West Presbyterian Church. The pastor
Rev. j. Nj. Otis, D. D.. will preach at 1917
a. m. on 1.-THE Last days and at p. m.
'How to be Saved
First Baptist church, preaching at 10. 80
a. m, by the pastor, Rev. L. NJ. Eastwood.
Sunday school meets at 8 a. m. and 2 p. m.
Sunday school for colored people will meet
at 2 y. IN. at the hall, on Twelfth ST. be-
tween Market and Orange.
Epwortb Chapel, corner CT Eleventh and
Church Sts., Rev. Louis E. Barrett, pastor.
Preaching at 1920 a. M and 7.30 p. IN.
Subject, morning-"Sp Spring time;" even
ing" David Triumph "
Stanley Pumphrey, from England, min
lister of. the gospel, of the Society of Friends,
has in prospect visit to the meeting at 4tli
and West streets, which convenes at Z
O'Clock, on First day evening, the 75h inst
to which all are invited, that may feel free
dom to come.
Second Baptist church. Preaching b.
the pastor, Rev. r. b Cook, at 1872 a. M.
and IA p. m. Subject for morning SER
mon, "Growth in Grace, 'and for the even
ing, Christ the Prophet" Pastors bible
class and the Sabbath School meet at 2
o'clock.
Rev. j. Wesley Sullivan, Jr., will preach
at Z q p. M, in the Hall, 12sh street be-
tween Market and Orange. Bible schco,
at o'clock p. M.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. F. B
Duval, pastor, will preach at 1880 a. M.
Subject, " The Pre-eminence of Christian
Charity : and at 7:45, subject" Christ
Calling the Burdened Soul to Rest" Young
Peoples prayer meeting at 7:15.
Unitarian Church. The pastor, Rev. F.
Israel, will preach at 1015 o'clock. Sub.
ject. "The Law of Salvation" and at ~
o'clock, Subject, Experimental Religion.
Bible class at 3 4 o'clock P. NJ.
New Jerusalem Church, Rev. S. s. Seward
pastor. Services at 1890 a. m. Subject
Spiritual House building"
Service at the Asbury M. E. Church, at
103Oa M: Sacrament of the Lord Sup.
per" In the evening, the pastor Rev. Geo
r. Kramer, will preach. Subject. -"Thirst
of the Soul for God"
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church, Rev. W. P
Davis, pastor. At 1015 a. m. short sermon
followed by the Sacrament of the Lord :
Supper Evening subject, Running the
| Christian Race -
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Our Health Guardians.

oReANIz ALTON OF THE NEW BoARD-L. W.
PALMER ELECTED PRESIDENT.
The new Board of Health met, last even
ing, in Council Chamber for organization.
Jno. W. Hawkins was elected temporary
chairman, and Esq. O'Neill swore in the
members
For permanent President Jno. W. Hawk
ins, Albert Thatcher and L. ". Palmer were
nominated. L. W. Palmer was elected on
the second ballot, receiving 10 votes to
for Mr. Thatcher and 4 for Mr.. Hawkins.
A rule was adopted before the balloting be-
gan requiring a majority to elect. Mr..
Palmer simply returned thanks.
Allen Gawthrop, Jno. W. Hawkins, and
James Kennedy we're nominated for Treas
urer, Mr.. Gawthrop receiving IL votes. MIR.
Kennedy and Mr.. Thatcher l. Mr.. Cav.
throp was declared elected
David Robinett was elected Executive
Officer in the Eastern District without op
position, and for the Western District p. z.
Hook, who received IL votes over for john
Brady.
Messrs Hawkins, Mitchell and Kirchner
were appointed committee to settle with
the late Treasurer
The rules of the old Beard were adopted
for the present.
Mr.. Hawkins stated to the Board that
some action ought to be taken concerning
the Brandywine water, which, he said, came
down last evening as black as ink. The
subject was referred to the two remaining
members of the old committee, Dlessrs.
Kennedy and Thatcher, to which Mr. Hawk
ins was added.
No new nuisances were reported and the
Board adj burned.
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FELTON,.

LIVE rowN-THE sEMINARY-THE OLD Dc
MISIoN STEAMSHIP co. AND THE BEHoBoIH
3. D. ExTEEsIoN.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.
FELTON,, DEL, May 5.-To a stranger,
FELTON, is somewhat surprising in it's activi-
ty, and decidedly the nearest approach to
thorough-goi western town we have seen
on the Peninsula. improvements of no
small pretentions attract the attention in
every part of the little town, and there is
an energy about the place which is not no.
tice able in any other place in the State, ex-
cept perhaps one.
The public generally, and particularly the
public local to this neighborhood will re.
gret to learn that there is prospect that
the Seminary will not much longer be an
institution here. The conductors Of it,
Messrs. Collins and Craig, have decided to
give up the building to the stockholders,
and at any rate the seminary will not be un-
der the same management next year as at
present There is probability that Mr..
Craig, who is we'll known in Wilmington as
former teacher in Professor Harkness's
school, will succeed the firm of Collins and
Craig in the management Of the seminary.
Mr.. Craig is-universally liked here, and it is
generally desired that he may remain and
take charge of the school.
A R6uIleludl prominently COuuoCbeu Will
the Junction aud Breakwater Railroad, yer
terday, on the cars, told your correspondent
that the Old Dominion Steamship Company
are likely to make, soon. proposition to
the Rehoboth Beach Association relative to
| the proposed railroad from Lewes toithe
beach, The exact nature OF the PROPOSE
ton we did not learn, but it relates to the
subscription already obtained by the Asso-
citation, and probably is to the effect that
| if the $10,0 900 which Mr. Bright reported at
the last meeting of the directors is paid
over, the work will go ahead. From what
could be hurriedly obtained from rapid
talk Of few moments, it appeared that
the Company are quite anxious to COM
plete the extension, and they will begin at
once, If the proposition is accepted, and
have the road completed by the time the
opening Of the camp-meeting is decided
| upon.
The farmers in this section, from Dover
| to Milford, seem to bs earnest in their
opinion that the late frost has injured the
fruit. very small crop of peaches and
pears Ia hoped for, and the small fruit is
also greatly injured. A. NJ. Anderson, who
has pear orchard of 49, 900 trees, attempt
ed some nights since, to save his fruit by
burning brush during the night all through
the orchard, but the following night, when
he least expected frost, it came and he cal
culates that but small proportion of his
fruit Is now safe.