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CITY COUNCIL.

Reaular Meetin0 Last Night Routine
business, Petitions, Orders, etc.
Council met last night, President Lich-
tenstein in the chair.
The petition of Geo. Baker asking do
nation was adversely reported upon
Adopted.
Petitions favorably reported and adopted
are the following Chas. Bedford ard
others asking fence on Fourth street near
Madison; Michael Hessian, asking water
pipe between Broome and Franklin, on 9th.
Cost $275. O. s. Reed, asking to have
Lowering venue brought to the proper
grade at Jackson street Cost $50.
The City Treasurer reported the follow
ing amounts in Banks to the credit OF the
| city: To Cool Spring Reservoir, $50, ,644 81;
to current expenses, $431 H.; to redemption
of bonds, $500; total, $21 1889. The City
Auditor reported the treasurer's accounts
correct. Adopted.
The Street Commissioner reported So men,
70 horses and carts at work in his depart
ment for the past week. Chief of the wa
ter department reported PIG men and "a
carts and horses.
PAY Roll Street Department, S432. 50 ;
water department., Sl4+l5; Cool Spring
Reservoir, 81 ,O73 So; construction of pipe,
| $205 80: horse and cart, S429.l3.
The following petitions from the parties
named, were presented and referred to the
proper committees:
Herman Rau, asking TO have canvass
awning erected in front of his residence, No
| l19 East Front street. Robert Fl. Mcdaniel
and others, asking to have the gutter paved
| from Wolason to Madison street. Adam
Grubb and others, asking to have crossing
at Goth and Market street. William Cum
Minis, asking the abatement OF water tax
Swift, Beecher, and Courtney, asking the
extension of water pipes from l4th and VIII
son along the east side Of Walnut street,
to their works. Edward jackson, Joshua
Msrs and others, asking TO have n culver'
over the water course between tth and Sth
streets, aud Madison and Monroe streets.
During the evening, the lOilowing orders
were directed to be drawn: w. McMenamin,
S247 so; David H. Coyle, $+32.S}; Allen
Ruth, $l44.15; do 81 l,O735S; do
1905. 80; do, S42913; Allen Gawthrop,
Treasurer of Board of Health, $3.50.
Adjourned.
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Banks DOuu the State.

On last Tuesday the subscription list to
the new bank project in Smyrna, was OPEN
ed, aud of ihe capital stock, sixty thousand
dollars, over fifty two Thousand dollars was
subscribed. A meeting looking to pre-
liminary organization will probably be held
tomorrow. Five individuals at Milford
have subscribed five Thousand dollars each
to the new National Bank scheme at that
place. Col. Fiddeman has withdrawn as
cashier of the old bank, position he held
over twenty years, and associated himself
with the new: which has given the latter
considerable strength.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-19
A HOTd IN the Matter.

EDITOR OF HERALD While the heavy
war is being carried on between the store
keepers of Wilmington and those who buy
in Philadelphia, I beg leave to say word !.
Let people go to Philadelphia and buy if
they wish, for it is only the meanest class of
customers that do this. They are of the
kind that would skin flea for his hide and
taIlow, and if they patronized Wilmington
stoFelleepers would only do SO under sys-
TEN of persistent jewing.
A RIGHT THINKER.
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The fT4lVLe2,1,N l'TO1l.

A representative of The HERALD In con-
versasion with dealer in the Eighth street
Market yesterday morning, was informed
that the prospects for the strawberry crop
are not very encouraging. Those which
have made their appearance Ia the
market are, most of them, from hot houses,
but still they have commenced shipping
them forom the lower portion of the PENN
sula. Somerset county leads of, shipments
having been made from Marion, Westover,
Newtown Junction and Princes Anne sta
tons. The cold weather is delaying them,
and if it continues, a full crop need not b,
expected under a month, which is the
opinion of lady living in Brandywine
Hundred who raises the finest sent to this
nsrket.
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Lecture.

Mr.. George c. Thomas delivered his lee
turc, the Passion Play, in the Central Pres
hyteran Church last evening under the
auspices of ihe Y. u. G.. A. The subject
WAS handled in an exceedingly interesting
manner and was much enjoyed by the audi
encc. During the evening organ voluntarys
were played by Chas. l.. Doughtcn, Esq.
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1Ho Loans.

At the eighty sixth meeting of the Penn,
last night, $4,000 sold at per cent; $500
1t q per cent, AMI S2,5o0 at Il.
At IA special meeting of the Star, Messrs.
Davidson, Pluukett and Richardson, were
appointed on the committee to examine
property of applicants for loans.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
nEGISTER'S ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE
New Castle County. April q, 1875.
Upon the application of James Toy, Ad-
ministrator Of owen McCallio", late OF
Cnr,s,ana Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered ana directed by tll
Negister that the Administrator, aiole-
said give uutice of the { anlinG of Letters
OF administration A upon the estate OF the
uecea sed with the dale of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be poste,,
within forty days f. ON the date or such
Letters, in sX Of the most public rnnrpIn rIInses ali Fl
nrrsons having demands against the es'
tate, to present the same. OF abide by al,
act of Assembly in such case made ano
provided. And also cause the same TO bt
inserted, within the same period, IN the
MoRNING HERALD. newspaper published
in Wilmington, and TO ne continued 'he'e'
in three weeks, (E. O. ID
Given under the hand and seal OF Office
of The Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
New Castle County aforesaid, The day aho
year above written.
&C. BIGGS, Register.
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BuuiNu UD small CLQ3aOe.

Agents are being seut out in different di-
rections in Pennsylvania, to buy up small
currency and five cent nickels to be sent to
Philadelphia, TO be used by the street car
companies and small venders, who are said
to be greatly in need Of small change du-
ring the Centennial Exposition. Parties in
Reading, so says the Reading Eagle, have
been offered five and ten cents OH the dol
lar for large amounts.
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o. i3sO3' Locals.

The game between the two home clubs
will take place this afternoon, at the ANA
teur's grounds. Game cail'd at 3 o'clock.
The ladies of st. James Church will
i've a strawberry festival sometime next
mouth.
The new market-house will soon be under
cover.
There were no hearing at the Police Court
last night.
Decoration Day will take place on the
3Ouh inst.
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d.. JuiRy's Troubles
Smyr"a Iines.]

DR.. Jump has resigned the Presidency of
the National Bank at Dover, and Hon. N.
.Sni hers has been elected to the vacancy.
The dcialcation Of cx Collector Nolen, of
Wilmington, for whom Dr.. Nolen was Sc
curity,h has caused financial troubles to come
20 the Doctor, it is reported. He was also
one of the securities in the Day case.
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.J,seIjpo's ffolsrfS

Before Esquire Frazer yesterday. Simeon
Hood, (col J was arranged on the charge
of bastardy The complainant was Annie
Harman. The defendant plead guilty,
gave bond for S165 to indemnify the Trus-
ices of the Poor, was fined $3.50 and costs
and DISCHARGED. n
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Triul Game Postponed.

The game Of base ball that was to be
played yesterday between the Quickstep
Professionals and Ameteurs was postponed
on account of the weather until this after
noon, Friday, the l9vh inst, at 8 o'clock 4.
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A3naf[ lt0bbeyu.

Wednesday evening thieves broke into
the work shops connected with Mr. Enoch
Moore's ship-yard, and took therefrom an
axe and chsel Several tool-chests were
ransacked aud barrel of oil was upset.
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Al,Nire,'SN3'iI,

The eth anniversary Of the Hope Lodge
No. 2l,I.O. 0. +. took place last night in
he Hail Third and King, III the presence Of
a large audience. The exercises consisted
Of music by Riches Orchestra singing,
speeches and declama'i"ns.
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NOTICE !

All persons having claims against the es-
tate Of the deceased must present the salile
IuIy attested, to the Administrator, ON or
before april a, 1877 or abide the act or As
sembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES TOY,
Administrator.
Addres, Henry Clay p. O., Del.
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FOR SALE.

Fl EALD's
EIGHTH PUBLIC SALE OF
Stocks, Bonds. Loans and Real Estate,
At the Clayton House Building, Winning
ton, Delaware,
SATURDAY, MAY Goth,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, sharp.
500 Wilmington d Reading lst mort
gage bonds.
ts-l6 by 80, on Read street, between
Van Buren, and Harrison streets.
One lot-25 by 102, on Adams street, be.
tween Gilpin and 5hallcrOss avenues
6 lots, various fronts, loO feet deep on
Union street, between 9th and lOtn.
Terms sale, plot a d particulars on pos.
ters.
j. r. HFALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange
myl5-3t
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SEEDS.

CNOWFLAKE POTATO.
y One of The earliest. Flesh snow white;
when boiled ,ofa lightness almost approach
EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. OF large
size, similar to and earlier than the EARLY
Rose; of superior quality and yield.
KING OF THE EAkLIES. Fine. large
potato, and very productive.
Extra Early Carter's, Tom Thumb, Little
Gem and saXtons Alpha Peas; White and
Black Seeded Wax Beans, Cabbage, Radish.
Beet. Tomato. Egg Plant and all the ta-
vorite Garden Seeds.
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, HERB
SEEDS, ETC.
Those wanting fresh and reliable seeds
from the well-known grower, Fl. A. Dreer,
should give us a call. Having several
years experience, we can offer q pure arti-
ele at as low price as can be had In Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
SMITH ds BKEEN,
fe2S Fourth and Shipley SITS.
l
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NTaiE DEMUukATIC CONVENTION.

BY order of the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Delaware a State Democratic
Convention, composed OF 1ity-1ive dele.
gates from ach county, Will be held in Do
yer, Oh TUESDAY, June IL, 1870, at clock
afternoon for the purpose of appointing
six delegates, two from eacn county, to the
National Democratic Convention, to as
semble at st. Louis, on the 27lh day of June,
1876.
And it is requested.
That the Democratic voters of the several
huDdrcds throughout the safe meet at tn g
regular places for holding such meetings,
on SATURDAY, The Sd day Of June, 1915, at
2o'c'ock. afternoon, and accOrdiugt to the
rules Of the Democratic party IN each
county, appoint the pumber of delegates to
said State Convention to which they are
emitted respectively.
Aud it is also requested and urged,
That the best men liz all cases be selected
II saiu State Convention, that they In turn
may select the best men to represent us In
the National Convention, to the end THAI
cur candidates for President and Vice Pres
ldent may not only be men of the highest
Character, morally and politically, but that
they may be endorsed and presented to the
country by convention composed OF such
men. .4.
ROBERT ]. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
lover. May l6, 1876. myIS-22t
ZOE PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTEu
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What Is thai whlcn 4lail wants, which,
If any man has, he would not part tor mn
told wealth Z" A bald head"
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TYLE'S ICE CREAM.

X ''D . '0'' 0'''' -, :. ,.,, -,
We are now ready to furnish Ice cream
of the finest quality, in any quantity to
parties dtOring it, 70 Private Families,
Pics les, rxcursions, ETC., ETC., we VIII sci.
at reduced rates.
KYLEHS ICE CREAM DEPOT,
Sec md street Market,
And at the Old Homestead N. r.. Corner
sixth and Orange Streets. my l'.'nl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-" JULIUS CESAR =

With its World renowned Star Cast, en-
braciug the Great iragedians,
MIR. WRFNCE BARRETT,
MIR. FRANK G. ANGS.
MIR MILNItS LEVlCK,
MIR. II. l.. DAVENPORT,
Which obtained at their establishment
the unparaiied run Of over
ONE HUNDRED CON>ECUTIV ENlGHT
And was witnessed by more than
A QUARTER OF A MIL LION OF PEOPLE
Will be produced here at the Grand Opera
House, and
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
SATURDAY EVENING, May %, 1875.
With New and Appropriate Scenery, and
with the same superb arniors, Correct COS,
tunes Costly Trophies. Original y, usl:,and
Powerful Dramatic Comp ny, aided by Il
host of Auxilaries personatins Rom an
senators, Soldlery, I.ictors and Populace.
PnICES-Reserved orchestra and or
chestra circle. Il 50. Admission to orches-
ira and orchestra circle, 81. Reserved bal
cOny IS cents. Admission to balcony, 5O
ce ..ts. The sale of secured seats will com
merce on Wednesday, morning, MAY II, ut
8 o'clock, at Boughman, Thomas q Cos
store. myl5-7t
The Morning herald., 1876-05-19

IA. MAKER.-Repairinga specially ~
Any one having a good frame OF II
umbrella can have the same made as good
as new at half price, at
ap36.W IS, w. Cor. Fourth and Walnut
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yANTTD,-A Black smith. Apply ut
w NOVELTY CAkRiAGE Wohks,.
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NOTICE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION.

In accordance with time honored Gus
tom of the Democracy OF New Castie
County, n Comfy Meeting will be htld IN
the, otlrt House in the tity OF Newcastle.
on Saturday, May y 1876 at o'clocl! T. Ne.
for the pu pose of appointing Judges TO
hold the several Nomination Elections; ap-
pointing County Executive Commtte.
ard for the transaction Of any other busi-
ness that may be brought before the meet
ing.
in view of the astounding developments
almost daily made by lnvestig eating COM
uiLtces Of a Democratic House of COngieSs,
OF Fraud and Corruption in high places, it
becomes all good ciIiZcns to attend this
meeting, and help effect q thorough organ
i2ation of the Great De mOcrAtic Farty for
the ensuing campaign, so that 1t may efftc
tualiy battle with and overcome corrup-
ton and kadi alsm in all its 1orms--the
only hope of reseuins our beloved country
fron the contref OF unprincip!ed men, from
Bankruptcy and Reputation rests upon
the success of the Dem mscratic Party in the
coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Acting Chrn of last County Meeting
Appoquinimink Hundred.
May &. 1875. my 9-l1t
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WANTS..

,,,,NrED-A situation by 9 youg gtrl, to
W do housework; from the lower part q!
1resS. I'VE S.t.C s, {. D., HERALD OFFICE. myi9-5t
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Base ball goods ut Ryan's Centennial
Store, 607 Market street. s@
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CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, HERB
SEEDS. ETC,

HARDENING !-Gardens Trimmed in
VI tho most modern manner. Good re-
Communications. :, ,J
myy-3t* LANES SWIFT,
seventh Avenue, West WilmlugtCn. !.
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WAN' Apply to W, O'CoNNOR,
Merchant Tailor, No.2 4 3rd Street,
Myl53t
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Stalls Nos. A, ~ ana ~ inlru StrceC MAJ
ket House.
Having made arrangements to receive
regular shipments OF butler from the Wes
supply of Prime Print, Roll and Tub Butte
or Terv low prices. mI5-3m
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va rr,ion1 Maine. mo iyeOd
The Morning herald., 1876-05-19

1o AnAY "a, AT aroa ayMEAsspRtT ;ee ssRE Esnfes, q co
Snr.,sra, Maine mol eoo.
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LOST.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT Dwe ling No 9. East Third
4 Street, for rent. Apply,
my3-ti. YIN liz % WENT l'.1 =
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JOE PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED
HARiLD OFFICRs
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BUTTER
BUT'l Err 4!

nUTTER! BUTl Err BUTTER
G. MESSICK,
~. =, ..l AZ v1l, ;vJ C+root NToo
, 1876-02-19

Join Morgan. The ntagera arc all running
arAy, and Amt Eotn' to ciean horaos and feed
pixe and chickonn, nohow." "Wrll, nv son, /
don't know shout your duty In such ttnos as
theao. reckon you'll get yourself and rue into
trouble by this thing. Ilhs you know beat what
10 do. All can do Is to forbid your taking such
\ dangerous stop. But. II you must 90. you had
better nick out tho best horse in ne 5EabIs, willis
To return nnticosl tho bovs wnro moro
quiet this evening than usual, and scetned dis
posed to be on the lookout for Ian-
Ror. At Deor Park Station, jnss be.
foro dark, An addition waa mAdo to
cur tram Of several cara laden with cattle.
The man tn charge OF them looted auarlcI OTIS,
woro butternut clothing, ant1 Was very rotioont
"a To tho destination OF his cattte. Wo paAsod
on to Piedmont, and tho mo,,slar locomotive
feencd TO groan aud i1eavs to drag tho long
train mp the Htcep. heavy grade. whom, about
O'Clock. loul noise broke upon our esra, llko
opos.
Tho train which contained Gen. Nnttiean, his
wife, aud lItilo A1Ariou, tho Rtan, aud several
lndics With thom, hai no atoyo: and SO vo Ind
got oursolvea covorod up and stretched ont as
bust ws conld. when tho panic began. 1fnfli-
gan'a voico wse soon hoard getting tho soldiers
into limo on tho track. and tho women woro a.
hnshod as mice. Thoro was no cannon, but tho
locomotive had oxpiodod, blowing Tue staet-rlpeo
Bome rods into the bushes. Tho engineer could
not he found; and 1t wAa soon whispered about
that be had rusposcly endangered tho train.
and tho butternnt man With the cattle. to hinder
the succor needed It l1arpor'a Fcrry, which Null
lIGan MAS hasscnthg to atfnr1.
As soon Rs nc got osot tho Hnrprise. and boEsn
10 collect our t!ioughta, It "eA found t,econaary
to build bonarea bolow and above, to prevent
cur being run into by sou1o Train duo in tho
% ncltSot 70 forward nor baeEvsId. but must n Wait
, 1876-02-19
TIE GItASSHOPPER.
EfoSs IEilcyss Vtcyvg On n Prosperity
InvustOn-lEo Atfnya All EcNre.

Rross eifoyss Vtcsvs on n Prospective
Invuston-lEo Atfnys All Ecnrs.
st. Lox,s Gloos-L<n,ocrai, FEB. It.
There having boon humorous reports lately, to
tho eftoct Tint gfasshoppers had appeared st In
dependence and in other pnrta OF tho State, and
that souao alarm prevailed among farmers Is to 4
probable repetition Of tho ravagos OF Inst spring,
inquiry haa boon tnade Of Prof. Riley, Stats En-
to.nologst, "a to tho facta. Tue Globe Democrat
representative found him just opening pack
Agc OF "hoppora" from Ur. u. F. Dunk!oy, OF
DunkshWg. rettta County, thRt had accom-
panied tue following lettor, which is givon aa 3
sanaPla Of 1nnny which the Professor hss recent
" recelvod:
hatehed out. w otee. them u b. ths Koeky Mouf-
ttn tsc9s. but send then To yon II declda- pleEae
s.i sh:t IONS Il ts ioaass III hasesed out iae Isd
only grew to hAf tho aizo Of tho oslesa that migrated
es1s eS @ az ~; @ sn, ia n is 5s ny ,,o
comes, Kill tlsua.
Prof. niiey saya TINT all opinions like those
tsEen Identity" Tho species noticed hoppi1le
about during thn mild ueathor Of January aud
February sre natiEe species that hro with us all
Tue time. and hablsually hyberoate In tho half
groHn. unilcdged condison. lhs moat common
OF them, and shat sont by Mr. Dunl1cy
and othcs CORRESPONDENTS. is tic gtoen
striped :; Locust (Tragocephaaa oIrtdt-
fasciata. 10 7ory common epecies,
ranging from Maine TO rlorids, and from tho At
lalf-grovn condition, aboltcrsng In meadows and
in suIts Of grass, And becoming active whon tho
weather Ia mild.
1t differs generally from tho Rocky Mountain
locust, which hvbosuatos In the egg state. This
graon-stripod looltat, as tts uauao imp2ies haR,
when matured. broad green Btsipo on the front
wings, and In tin narrower, bumped, and keaied
thoshx or fogo-bojy. may At once bo distinguished
, 1876-02-19
Sstt;sl,
THE Te41 for Kerosene OH,

RantVfncturtr ond IukItr for tttYuary.
All tho accidents and lnaa of life that hare oc-
cureod in this city from kerosene explosions
aince last May have bsen from oils solsl III SAFE
asserted to rangs from 110, 100, 100, and over
lG8 degrees. Not ono Of those was Haf0 Gil to
uso, md the teats 70 to show thst they wero not
properly made. Tho teata In evoty cAdo show
thRt thoy colnMeDce1 to flash II very low tern
pUratute, and flashed at every . aud 10 degreca
until tho naphtha HaB sufficiently eyaporatoI. A
very lltklo uAphtha iQ good oil will rsnt!er 1t
dangerous. An oil that flashes vt 112 or 1870 de-
greea the addition OF ono per centun of naphtl1a
will cause 10 lash 1t l03 degrees, and two r,ar
centum OF nnphthA ct 90 duEreea, aud 10 on
down 10 10, for tue simple reason that any oll
which balls Ut low temperature will give ott IN
Which yapor will bo drivon out whom 1t ia mixed
wish any other oil.
Ono serious trouble ia that thu test rocoon[zetf
BY law Is not safe, and 1t ia because the Inv roc.
ogbtzsn low teal, say ITO degrees. a. safe that
m4nufacturors will mako II. Dealers who caro-
nothing for tho lves Of othera uill adultorate il
With cleaP bonasno or uaphthA because they can
mako low cents o1tra, and consumers buy it
because It ~ cheap. The remedy OF this whole
matter hes with the consumess; lot thou, do.
mAnd = high tcHt. aud buy ouly OF responsible
makers aad dea!eru.
The insurance companies and Board OF Unlsr-
Writats can Ionder great aud important Beryico.
md insure no building. stock, OF lives where =
low grade Of oil Ia u1ed, Sold or kent, Tbey
have slroaay learned great do4l by experience,
aud to their own solious loss, when they Insured
VARIOUS EE&ues OF petroleum without mAk1ug .
distinction between tho hoavy aud light, or Tue
more aAfs and especially dangerous oils.
, 1876-02-19

than 4 neal that had found tss way mp from The
Lower st. Lawrence. Within The last wook.
however. tho mYetery 1iaa been solved. Hap
Front. IN Wednesday last, Mr. Dickinson, Of
Cornwall, was hurriedIy called to tho river elde
BY young Mr.. Night to SEQ some strange Animafa
that rera lisrorttnE on tho ice noar Tho foot Of
Cornwall Island. Dr.. Dickinson procured =
hel-rtass. and Immediately came to tho conoln-
sion that the animals wero genuine tsnts, on]oy.
Ing tim liberty which au air holo In tue leo had
Afforded them. How these animals got up tho
rapids Ia puxzlinR, except OIL tho hypothesis
Thos '"s eyep ia u vsiy sn' mts3 nnber.
among tho ia!Ands belor Cornwall ,nay bo hold
to accoitnt III largo dogroo for tho nbaonoe Of
good fishing OF late yoAre, md the scarcity Of
shs larger descriptions OF fBh like tho muekIn-
nonge. which is now seldom caught In our
HAtort,
, 1876-02-19

Dr. Tvndnll on spontaneous GaaoEa.
ri0n.
Itndon Afhtflfpn.
On Thureday last DR.. Yypdall sead paper
before tho loyal aociety "Ou tho Optical
Department Of tho Atmosphere with Nofeseuce
to the Phenomena Of Futrofaction aud Infco-
tion," and surprised and gsatliiad LIS hearers Ly
communicating 1nucEl nlora than WAS conveyed
by Ills title. For ho showed, by brilliant expert.
tnents, that spontaneous generation IL al
absolute impossiblilty, and that II solutions opon
TO ths air soon swarm With life 1t IL because
they have boon i,nptegpated by living PARTICLES
floating ~ tho atr. 1t has long been Knonn that
sir which has been thoroughly froed from tloas-
Ing PARTICLES by ,le tho aetlon OF acidA or other
russ. will nos produca lie; aud further proof
Waa given by DR.. Tyudalle researches III 1868 aud
lat3. with tho additional fAats that dlteung
through cottonwood cleRtu tho kF ~ etrectuAiiy
AZ fire, ana that mir thus pu.ltlod will not trans.
nit light. slass chamber filled with the
purified ltr roknAln4 dArk, even Whcn pl1csd In
sAe trzck Of y concentrated 1eam OF nchs.
Iheso IL nothing to reject or Ecatter tbs light;
and II may now 10 aecapsea ~ an axiom thas ali
nuich ha4 loss tts poWet OF Scattering light hna
4lso lost It's power OF producing lIts.
Hospital surgeons hare baen for some time
aware Of ths faos that alr which has p,xaea
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