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The daily gazette., 1877-02-14
Summing up Louisiana.

ANArPALLING PICTURE FOR THE COMMITS
MISSION FROM AN INDEPENDENT JOUR-
NAL,
From the New York Herald, Ind.
But suppose that so monstrous wrone
snould BIZ attempted as to recoQniZg
these persons (the Returning Board) as
having lawful and rightful authority to
RUE over Louisiana, even then the com
mission VIII not, the Democrats believe,
venture 10 justify and accept the unlaw-
full and fraudulent acts by which the Re
turning Board caused to disappear from
the poll lists a majority of ten Thousand
cast for Mr.. Tilden. and to substitute in
It's place pretended majority of several
thousand for Mr.. Hayes. They cannot
touch the proceedings of the board any
where without coming upon wrong or
violation of the State law, under
which 1t is bound to act. If testimony is
admitted they will be shown that the
board had no authority under the law to
count the electoral vote; that its four
Republican members refused, in viola
ton of the law; to admit even a single
democratic member; that they offered
the vote of the State for sale: that they
threw out votes in violation of law; that
they procured fraudulent certificate of
Intimidation to be made at New Orleans
whereas the law expressly provides thai
certificates must be made at the place of
voting and within twenty-four hours
after the election. They will be shown
that, without such unlawful fraudulent
protests, the vote of the State must have
been given to the Tilden electors, and if
they should venture still deeper into these
matters they would discover in the very
preparations for the election by the Kel-
logg usurpers the clearest violations of
right and law-properly registered vo-
terS erased from the registry and their
protests refused hearing; fraudulent
registrations protected where they fa-
vored the usurpers; the officers charged
with the registration of voters and the
election officers throughout the State
either themselves candidates for re-elec-
ton or holding places under Kellogg,
and in numerous INSTANCES not residents
of the parishes where they were sent to
supervise the registration and election,
Thus they would lind Hahn, State Regis
trar, candidate for the Legislature
eight supervisors of elections in New
Orleans Custom House officers; tho su-
pervisor for Ouachita a collector of in
ternal revenue; the supervisor for Clai-
borne parish a clerk in the New Orleans
Post Office, and not resident in the par.
ish; the supervisor for st. Tanimany q
resident of New Orleans; the supervisor
for Madison resident Of Alabama, under
in New Orleans for burglary;
the supervisor for East Baton Rouge,
lately member of the Mississippi Legis-
lature, and before that a resident of
New Orleans, and so on to the end of the
chapter. Having been shown all these
things can the Electoral Commission
honestly decide to give the vote of Lou
isiana to the Republican candidate?
We await with deep solicitude the an
swer OF the commission to this very i'm
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WHY he DOESN'T GO TO
CHURCH.
,orn the Atlanta Constitution

From the Atlanta Constitution.
"You don't come down to church no
mo-, Brudder Remus. Dere's been q
might int'restin' meetin' gwine on
lately"
'Hit's bin a long time Brudder Ras-
tus. sence l wus down dar, and hit'll be
longer. done got my Dose"
"W'y, you amt done gone an un.
jined, is you, Brudder Remus ?"
"Noti in perticler. 1 des took'n drawd
out. De members wus too mutuel fer
ter suit my doctrines"
slow wuz dat ?"
swell, tell you, Brudder Rsstus.
When went ter dat chu'ch, Invent ez
'umbil ez de mex one. went dar fer
ter sing, an pray, an wushup. I wus
alters on han, an mos gener'lly had q
stray shinplarster dat de ole'oman wan
ted sent ter dem Pagins out dar. Hit
went on dis way Ontil de fus' news
knowed dar wuz row got up in de
amen corner. Brudder Dick sed dere
wuzn't nuff money, an Brudder Sim
sed ii dere wuzn't he 'spected Brudder
Dick knowd whar it'd gone ter an
den Brudder Dick lowed dat he
wouldn't stan no'probusness an den
he hauled off an took Brudder Sim un-
der the jaw-blip !-an' den dey
clinched, an drapped, an fout on de
flo, an under de benches, an 'mong
de winmen. Den de preacher started
dong fun de pulpit, an ez he wuz skip
PIN on de f1atforma hime book cotch
him under the eye, an hit soundid like
bungshell had busted. Bout dis
time Brudder Jesse riz up in his seat
sortel keeTless-like, an went down in>
ter his britches after his razor, an den
know'd dat de troublc had begun
Sister Dilsey seed it herself, an'let off
one er dem hallyluyah hollers, an den
disremember what came to pass. I'm
gittin' kinder ole, an de dust an de
ha'r shet out the panneramer. Fud-
dermo' my Inns got ter akin, perticler
when hear Brudder Sim and Brudder
Dick a-snortin' an a-scutflin' under de
benches, like ez ef dey was macin' fer
my pew ;soI sorter hump myself an
scramble out, an de fus' man l seed
wuza pelecemen, an he had niger
rested, an de name er dat niger wuz
Remus."
''He didn't res you, did he, Brudder
Remus?"
"Hits jest like 1 tell yer, an I had
ter git Mas John, what wuz my young
marster in the wsrmin' days, to GO in.
ter my bon's for me. Hit amt no use
fer to sing out chu'ch at me. Idone
bin an got my dose. When / goes to
wah l wanter know what I'm adoin',
an / don't wanter get hemmed up
'mong wimmen an n'preachers. wants
eBut, Brother Remus. you amt"
t'I mout drap in an l moutn't but
when yer see me santer in de do wild
my specs on, yer kin jes' say ter de
brudderin, sorter confidenshil-like,
'Dar comes old man Remus wild his
hoss pistol, an eff dar's much Nv
scuffle roun' here dis evenin', yer
gwine ter hear fum'im.' So long.
Member me ter Sister rcmpy."
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A gentleman while travelling with his
wife in railway carriage from Cologne
to Rremen was startled by flames burst
ing up through the bottom of the compart
ment. He opened the window, but
could not make himself heard. The
smoke and flames increased. He crawled
through the window and along the slip
perry board until he reached the tender,
and succeeded in stopping the train. 1t
was not an instant too soon, for on run
ming to the coupe and releasing his wife
they found her dress already signed.
The fire was caused, it appears, by the
coal boxes, with which the carriage was
heated being worn out.
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CARD.

The undersigned successor to and part
ner In the late firm of r. Binghurst & Co.,
" holesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will, with the
aid of q full corps OF competent and skill:
full assistants, who have had practical
training In this establishment in their ex-
perience respectively, Of from five to ten
years each. and three of whom are Gradu-
Gtes Of the Philadelphia Coiie0e Of Pharmacy,
to the highly responsible duties OF the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage so long extended to this house
z. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
ec5-tf Cor Sixth and Market Streets.
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CHARITY.

The pilgrim and stranger who through the
day
Holds over the desert his tracklcss way.
Where the terrible sands no shade have
known,
Or sound of life save the camels moan.
hears at last, through the mercy of Allah
TO all,
From his tent doorat evening u,c I;cdouin's
call;
"Whoever thou MT whose nerd Is great
In the name of God, the Compassionate
And Merciful one, fDr Thee | wait"
For gifts In His name of food and rest
The tents of Islam OF God are blest.
Thou who hast faith in the Christ above,
Shall the Koran teach thee the law of love?
Oh. Christian I open thy heart and door.
Cry East and West to the wandering poor :
"Whoever thou art whose need is great,
nthenameof Christ. the Compassionate
And Merciful One, for Thee waltz
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EPILEPSY OR FITS.

w SAMARITAN NERvINE, the reat
I'D Nerve Conqueror, cures Epileptic Fits,
Spasms, st. Vitus Dance and
all nervous diseases the only known pos
Tive and sure cure for Epilepsy. 1t has
been tested by thousands and has never
been known to fail In single case. Inclose
stamp for circulars, giving evidence OF
cures. Trial package free. Please give
name of express office when ordering med
ic;nes. Also send names and address of all
nersons subject to Epileptic FITS.
Address, DR.. s. A. RICHMOND
Box. TAI, st. Josephs. Mo.
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At Bloomsburg yesterday Kelly "the
bum," exposed the inner workings OF
Mollie MAGNETISM in the Hester trial.
The striking locomotive engineers OF
the Boston and Maine Railroad are quiet
and sanguine of success. The vote is
very much crippled.
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NEW ADVERTIsEAfEN1s.
DO cts. SweatY Feet. 80 cts.
LITTLE'S ORIGINAL OINTMENT.

O. The only remedy that will effectually cure
Feet, without any Injurious effect. A cure
guaranteed or money refunded. Good for
fues, Frosted Feet and Chafing. Sent on
receipt OF price. JOHN LITTLE & CO.,
+, y. LOCK Box 1881. Philadelphia Pa.
Ask your druggist and merchant for II :
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|shionabIe Furniture.
|& J. N. HARTMAN,
! 40 King Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

I We respectfully inform the citi-
,ens of Wilmington, and the sur
roundIng country that we continue
sio manufacture and keep on hand
targe and long established ware,
A Furniture of every variety and
Insisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
klnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
Eroom and chamber uses.
bs0rtment of Furniture is larger ana
ned than can be found in Delaware,
hrtlcles sold at our establishment
Fanied as represented.
Ian Blinds Of the most fashionable
made TO order and kept constantly
We also manufacture and con-
Keep large assortment OF Spring
oSs and Husk Mattresses.
J.&J. N. HARMAN,
40 King street, Wilmington.
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Earthenware Manufactorv
COR. OF ORANGE & WATER sTs.,
WILMINGTON DEL

-.. WILMINGTON, DEL.
keep constantly on, hand q full assort-
ment OF CROCKERY, WARE, made In
the best manner, and sold at prices to suit
the times. Also Yard Vases, Hanging Va
ses, Gardeners and Green House Pots. All
articles In my line made 70 order AZ snort
notice. GEORGE ZEIGLER-
noy6-6m
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, / A. M.
PROBABILITIES

In the Middle and Eastern States cold
er, followed by warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, nothvest to northeast
winds and stationary or rising barome-
tar.
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0GG week in your own town. Terms
WUO ana $5 outfit free. II. HALLETT a.
CO., Portland Maine. -
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4s Male and Female, yN. - al
q hp60LS Everywhere. 10 w duL6Q

naudl. Tn. Patent Crown Seli-Closing Ink
tand. sells itseit a. sight wherever INK 70
spd. Prodts Immense. sample u eents.
uidross. A. II. " 9Bn. tss Walnui sSIeet
AiNfadelphm. Fs- wssa"so~ay
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kRTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK.
O02 MARKET STREET,
PRPoRATED JANUARY I'D, 1881.
y receive deposits daily from o A
fp. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
vehings from 7 TO 8 o'clock.
tMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
~ cent, has been regularly paid on
Sllce the organization of the Bank.
he expectation of the Managers,
rae Of dividends will be continued'
evn,d9 unsiaends are not withdrawn, they
uo,eeu oot'o as deposits. Thus permanent
eompound their interest twice in
MANAGERS.
o. nllles, George w. Bush.
p; onyth, George s. Capelle.
rowland, M. l.. Lichenstein.
\ y. Benson, Edward Darlington.
,on, nure, Job II. jackson,
'lsenoerg, VIM. H. SWift.
anthony Higgins.
k pn; " n; 3; HILLES, President.
In noSh, Vice President.
- In LUX. Treasurer.
NATIONAL RANK
oF WILMINGTON.
''Hf OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
iAt AGENTS OF THE IJNI-
led STATES.
I'D BELTS, PRESIDENT.
.OEo' D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Pr Capital, srnn 1n 90 , = ~
( ii ippta raa,,s ana New York Exchange f,,r-
''esuiar Depositors without Charge.
\ N uays' Mondays and THURSDAYS.
p O DIRECTORS.
'Pusry9 y9nyth, George w, Bush
/ s. Mccon,, Eli Garrett
James '' Sam'l Bancroft, Jr.,
ra,ua William Tatnall,
----'Ni ~ i'etlS' mar2S
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OK m QO0 per day at home. Samples
pO w pHO WORTH 50 free. SrINsoN &
Co., Portland. Maine. ~
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SMOKY cured, fuel saved, and heat
1HIMNEVN Increased by applying the
yulWN1IO Spiral draft. Send stamp
for circular with testimonials ))to HENRY
CoLFoRD. 72s SAMSON St., Phiia., Pa.
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AN NArPALLING PICTURE FOR THE COMMITS
MISSION FROM AN INDEPENDENT JOUR-
The Morning herald., 1877-08-11
THE NEIGHBoR1Na COUNTIES.

The Oxford Guards are to have q grand
reception on their arrival home.
The Chester Rolling Mil Is running on
full time, and 10 turning out larger amount
Of work than ever before, with fair pros.
pect Of steady continuance.
On Wednesday, the Brandywine, near
Strode's dam, was seined, and there were
caught five bushels of cells, suckers and
catfish. Thirty of TIE cells weighed over 8
pounds each.
The paper mill establishment at Ivy Mills
In 1879, WAS the second establishment Of
Wilcox claim to be tho Oldest business
house In America.
Seven tramps walked into the store OF
VIM. Winchester, in Hopewell Borough,
Chester county, and If their orders for to-
bacco, etc. were not given to them, threat
ened to use their rev0lvers. They obtained
all they wanted and quickly decamped.
We learn that at Sharon Hill Academy,
kept by the Sisters of the Holy Infancy,
near Darby, where numbers of tramps hsve
been provided with food, the demand has
become 80 great that the authorities have
decided to cease giving, the action goes into
effect Wednesday. The average number
fed during the past year was Al daily lat-
terly as high 1l6 have been fed In one day,
the amount consumed being fifty loavss of
bread, forty pounds of meat, besides pots-
toes and other vegetables. The services of
three women we're required constantly to |
deal out the rstions.
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From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disea 9, So terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that person known to be infected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infliction
ana believed there was no cure for 1t. II
was then the sins Ofa youth or a diyiatton
from the paths OF virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. happily In our day,
the silence OF medicine has been ,ieyeloDed
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of it's ter
ror by the use Of the eSAMARITAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
Scromla. Ulcsrs, Sores. Pimpies, bIUlches.
litter, etc, can be restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF lhe dark ages we are well aware. Mann
now Iail to find a cure az well as they DID
then, To all such the Samaritan's Roof
and Herb Juices will prove a happy boon
eradlcating all impurities from lie blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles W II remove pim.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics anN powders. MOOT ANUHERR
JUICES s1.25 per bottle Sent by express
to any address:
DESMOND Il co..
Vi" Racestreet, Philadelphia, Pa
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WORKMEN AROUSE !

Wages are low. so do not pay high prices
for clothing hereafter. William Morrow
is selling clothing and gentlemens furnish-
ing goods for below cost at his store, corner
OF Third and Market streets. He bought
In this stock at Sheriffs sale, to save debt
owed him, and is not selling At profit but
merely to get his money out of the goods
and close the concern. Being appraised
very low, he can, and will sell them accord
ingly. His son Henry W. Morrow is with
him and will treat you right. Call on them
and save the regular clothier's profit.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-11

Our worthy and industrious citizen, Mr..
David McClosky, will open to-day, next
door to the Masonic Hall, and we'll selected
stock of hats and caps for men and youths
We would advise our citizens to give him q
call and show their appreciation for his en-
terprising spirit. Wilmingtenisns ought to
encourage energy. What is worse looking
In city than untennated stores! Mr.. Nc
Closky has rented one that has been idle
for some time. We hope he may prosper
in his new undertaking.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-11
ITEMS FOR LADIES.

Peas and beans must be cooked IN sof,
water.
Boil onions In hard water with little
salt.
For "boiled meats" used hard water, boil"
ing.
To make soup or broth, place your meat
in soft water, unsalted and cold, and boil
slowly.
Lucy Hamilton Hooper, in her letter to
the Philadelphia "Press," thus alludes to
Partisan "Fashions for Fall"
If child has done praiseworthy act, do
not allow It to pass It unnoticed, but praise
the child and thus impress the necessity of
repeating "praiseworthy acts"
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ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
W jenkins, Phils.
Spencer Grosvenor, Schoharie, N Y.
W + McClenegen, Coatssville, Pa.
W J Sholl, Conshohocken, Pa.
D Baum, Phila.
BF Collins, ="
James A. Craig, Chicago.
G Myers, Canton, o.
DELAWARE HOUSE
G W Burkhart, Phila.
James Robinson, City.
A Seinnen, Waverly, Iowa.
A } Morton, New Jersey
r Faulkner, "
Fl Schstfer, d"
D B Martin, Phila.
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BILLS POSTED.

Geo. ". jackson, our city bill poster has
inaugurated the theatrical season by past
ing the beautiful bills in an artistic manner
for the appearance, in this city, on Monday
August Goth, of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
4 West, miustrels. These minstrels are
professionally well known here aud will,
without doubt, draw 3 good house.
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DR. FITLER's vEtsCrABLE RHEU.

nR. FITLER'S vEtSGrABLE RHEJ.
~ NJ ATTIC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
clans, and is guaran iced to cure rhenma.
tism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache
&C., "r money refunded, by invigoratinI
the nerves. Purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
ny merit IL mas become standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved bv nseino
IT In time, Remember that DR.. Filter is
the only physician in America deyotine
4O years to this one line of practice. Cure
street. o"' VII
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H@CITY JOTEs.
Mr.. Wells, at the United States Hotel,
fast iYnfrt,vlnp GU5AA 4 gG Jt# &. =

Mr.. Wella, at the United States Hotel, ID
fastdnatr0vlng. l9S99A a '@ 3t|1
The Y. M. @. A, will hold open air ser.
vices In Hedgeville, to- morrow At 8 o'clock
- m' .G{Il ls1. E.tr.@
May Ann Ryan has taken out letters tes-
tameniary on the estate of Jane Butler, late
Of this city.
The B G. L. A. pic c.nic this afternoon
and evening. Albert's string bad is en-
gagedfor. Me occasion. .
Gouley's excursion to Ocean Grove, Long
ranch and New York, will take place on
Tuesday u 2lst inst.
The children, OF the Home for D, stitute
Children, spent delightful time, at Penns-
grove, yesterday.
Don't forget the Phoenix Activc's pic>nic,
At Schustxen Park, on Saturday, August
18th. Tickets SO cents.
City Treasurer Vincent, was paying off
the monthly city bills, yesterday. People
came up quite lively for their money.
The United Assembly's picnic at Rosen.
dale Park, on Saturday, August 25th, will
he grand affair. Tickets SO cents.
David McCloskey will open new hat and
cap store at Sl2 Market street, adjoining
Opera House to- morrow. Cali aud Gee
them.
PIT. E. Smiths grand excursion to New
York city, East river, and up the Hudson
to West Point, will come off on Thursday,
August 23rd.
Don't forget the game this afternoon, be-
tween the Quickstep and Is players, chosen
from the Red Stockings, Olympics, Western
and other clubs. An interesting game will.
10 doubt, be played.
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"sweet Forget Ne Not,

This 10 the title of newand moo,,ao
song, with lemarkah,v preItv wsI,1 osa
nuA' composed by "B. BBY NKwCoMR ",
nliI.s!rel lame. 1t is sIugDy Primrose ="
lalest o: Haverly's Nlns;rels: Lelah.mt., ntu
sna 1,a q hengler, OF the "rony Pastor Troune.yy
tis,s nusn on hlchmord and other first class ar.
surely be admired by everybndy vonK & VII
~ cents per copy: can be had from ane ann
music dealer, or Gom tue pu uDIisher any
F.W. HELM1CK
West if- ,,,S.I ~
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LACU hSlONS.
GOULEY'S
EXCURSION B !!
Ocean Grove,
Asbury Park,
Lono Branch,
Sandv Hook,
AM
New York.
VIII be one of extreme pleasure TO have
the opportunity OF vislti1 z the iar famed
r. sorts Of the northeast coast OF New J-r-
sey, and narroWs of New York HarbOr, on
one excur Ion. or u low fare. will leave
French Street Wharf,
TUESDAY MORNING,
.aSIS9ISt 2l 1877.

at S A: NJ, on steamer for Camden, from
thence by rail to the ocean for Ocean Grove,
and Asbury Park, allowing passengers
there hours, Long Branch IN hrs ,
New York City, hours, arriving
home a. ~ In the evening On this de-
Monmouth also Monmouth Beach, q sea
| side of charming villas and cottages next
Sea Bright, overlooking the ocean with
cottages; then run on narrow strip OF
hundred feet wide, on the left with nun err
Gus boats on Its bosom, while on the right
old ocean lashes the Railroad bank. as the
cars speed alsng. Beyond the river, the
much admired Highlands. with rugged side
stand dotted with beautiful cottages along
its shores and the Oces IN on the right SO
near some places that 1t washes the Rail
Road bank as the cars speed along. Beacon
Hill Light comes in view on bill three
hundred feet high, to be seen sixty miles
at sea.
AS sandy Hook Is neared, the Excursion.
lists will prepare to embark on the beauti-
ful and large steamer Empire State, Tor II
twenty mile ride over the Sound, and up
Narrows to New YOtk.
The following places are to be admired
Rockaway, roney Isla4d Fort Lafayette,
Fort Hamilton, Fort Richmond, and Fort
TOmpkins. The Narrows is entered the
hills of Staten Island Bay Ridge studded
with vi las Long Island shore with densc- |
~ WoOdcu Hills. vi tllt TlSHl ls t0feTHOT
Island. with old Castle William on the |
foreground. and on the boat goes until the |
Hudson River Is reached, and up it to Pier
No. s, then land for view of New York.
The UNITED CoRNET BAND will &C |
company the Excursion.
Ref eshmeLts Oh the boat going and re. |
turning,
Tickets to ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, and Long Branch, 81 32
New York, 3OIf
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
ATNO unrul n allowed on board. |
rs order is our
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CAM ID.

having purchased on the ]6'h or 1,,v
,hSr . the entire interest Of my SON. Edwsryy Day
ii ii James Gln IN the business of Prntlne ~ Bons
has u.n, cnsts ana sale OF stationery, which he
James & wcbp,' at % MarE., name me-, OF
t~llhlngton ta D. laware. respectfully iIGe' ;n, ,
husiae ,li tne ruhiic that l will continue the
oIsl ne IS under the same name aod tit,s sne ne
visas jaHes e webb I have secured ,bs ssp. "
AttorDev wy snd sag sns, son, who viii act as INV
also MS, ietsln in my employ, H. Gnh, WI "
hl.loia' as Superintendent. ''nn NJ
t,onar eoa,e,. cont nnapce OF the )ibera, no
'fonase heret fore bestow ed on the hnuss pa
wi,m;os.o, ~, HICKMAN JAMES
wilmington. DEL. July 2lst: ISL. lvS, .
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W. CRAWFORD & CO.,

81 Carter Lane, st. Paups, London. @. +
Beg to state that they are open for anv
commercial transactions a to cons,yn.
ineht>, lor granting Drafts, or pre- en1iny
Z, C,.mmeic,al Bills for acceptance and nav.
ment lor buying English goods at a very
small commission. and forwarding goods IL
any place lu England or the Continent.
we Deg 10 draw your attention to a verv
important English Invention we have nn
"oone blankets or Csver,ngs. Of
Large zes, sOmbi ed viii,
an Air Pillow.
1t Will be found most necessary and pse-
iul ior Military MN, Travellers invai,ds
loI use IN Hospitals. &C., &C. pogsrssin.
amongst o. hers The following adyantapes
~ ~ IL me 1he nnest substitute for q bed.
me Pillow can be raised or lowered at
any tlme, with the greatest ease. "'
~ VIII pack up in very small comnass
aa anu can be carried about without anv in,
convenience. any in'
Price, from l5s. to s5s, each.
When ordering the above article. please
'eiA'' the amount OF your oroer to
lylIeod-Sm W. CRAWFORD 4 CO