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Oil Creek.
Central Transportation.
LOCAL STOCKS
Wilmington Coal Gas Company
National Uaok of Delaware.
Union National Dank.
First National Dank.
Farinera' Dank...
National Donk Wilm und Brandywine
Delaware State Bonds.
W ilmiogton City Loan..
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Wilmington. Del., Oct Jl. 1874
Q dotations at tbo Brandywine Mills lor
l»*ar and Grain—Corrected Daily.
Family Flour
Extra Flour...
Superfine Floor.
Vv heat.
Corn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Focil for tli« nubien.
Children fed on RIDGE'S FOOD will thri
be «irons andheulthy. and become little mod -
eld of youthful atreuRth and childish beauty.
apr2d9m
Corn ent rated Favoring Extracts
o! V«i fila, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Uinstr. Mho», Celery, etc., etc., made
Hi,d sold wholes» le and retail by
K. I RINGIIUK*T A CO.,
Sixth and Market »liest«.
<>;H.
I 1 Incat Naiad Oil
k.bkinghurst a cu.,
Corner Sixth and Market meet*.
tale by
K18
Itroillc*« M trac w Ion* Cure for ('orna
All KtidlJi remedy of ireal popularity, tor
»* UiUïi "' C0, "k bHlNÙfiuKST * CO..
Apothecaries,
Sixth and Market streets.
Cerner
Fine Rail Rclaaora
Curved ,lr.i,ht. N.il Brwbt.. U.Dd
- ■ ■''ilet:, Nail I'olnhera, art., lor
K. hRING HURST A CO..
•rbixth and Market streets.
Coi
IIALÏRKD WALTON. piu,gi»t.
M irket streit icspictlully itdoriusnlsfriends
mid the public in general, that he keeps < n
I and all descriptions ot mfdicinea. andjlkjt
a competent person
...... I« »t »I! timt« re.dïtu
I i«m r te lor such ilck »» cull at thot store,
'„d h«t no ehaige is made except the regu
lar pilce of tho iaedicims.no s. u.o pn e
ui il ey » ou'd pay mi y where else, hui that
is visited attl o r residences.
prime Vanilla Uran«!
lid rctnil by
K hhlMJllURST k CO..
« orner Sixth und Market Street!.
Fold whol'HUle
For the Bath
Uiuli lirushfa. Buh Tow.;l«, B «h 6 Por*ea
« extensive variety. Also.
, Hruthcs, et«*., of horse
Glove», and many other
and Bath bouim i
Fie h Glovei. Straps
hair. Dry Fricti
articles of the same dus»
E. BRI NO 11 I RSTACO ,
m Maiket streets.
Corner Ö1*
'10111)1
A full assortment of all sites. Including
double mwilfjln«.*«- [NQInI KST 4 co
Comer ol Bixtb «öd M.rket «tre.u.
DELAWARE FIRE
Insurance Company,
No. 60S market Street,
WILMINUIUN. DHL.
Charter l'cri etunl
l&corpoi&tbd
Insurance for a term of year*, or
Forpotual Insurances at Greatly
Reduced Rates.
ItU.scu iir.mil-tly aJjujttd »nd paid,
lueur, aco as.inst low or daui»«« by tr. us
any othor company.
DIRECTORS; ^ t
v\ ui. Canbf.
Wm.M-Canby.
W. G. Gibbons.
, Geo. W- Bush,
Geo. W. Stone.
WILLIAM CANDY. P sident.
F. L.Gilpin. Secretary- pr29-70
OW
Ge«. W. f parks.
Francis Barry,
Wio.il- Swift.
Job R. Tatum
J AMES BRÂDFO RD.
PAIYIS, OILS, VARMSUKS,
WINDOW ULAS3.
Cement and Calcined Plaster,
Paints.whitelead,redlexd,white
paint, lubricating o.ls, linseed oil. sperm
uil, lurii oil. neats foot oil. ooal oil,Tilde® A
Nephew's vaiuirhes. Eiig lsh varnishes, alco
hol. turpentine, paint nulls, points ready
mixed, artists' materials, wax flower materi
als. detAloomanl» pictures,all kinds oftpreign
ïad dom.ullo «Um. f lainM. "«» "4
engraved ; c »MCh painters' material, stencil
colors, ladders of different lengths, reedy
glaxed snch, gold leaf, bromes. Terminions,
ooking glass.platei.
Nos.6 and ft Third St,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
N B— Particular attention paid to liouee
•■d|«tilp PalutlHH, Mgu V% r| tMXK«&c,
I F YOU are desirous of having a good fit
or or getting the beet ready made goods,
John S. Moreland's
go to
BOOT AND SHOE
EMPORIUM.
N, W. Cor. Fourth & Pepur Sts.
WILMINGTON.
Ihr re jou are mraiured but once,
y cl the fit is perfect in custom wo»R.
No vexatiou» second trials or dis
agreeable fafesmen .
Give him a oa'l and be satufied.
rli
j.6-dl.
B OARDING.—Pleasant rooms sod board
ing in .ÇpriTate familyst
WH No. 114KING STRKE r
■ ' -T
FIRST ,
. ■_ _ ■
•TTTT! CfP A TT? H A 1UTB A TdVT
"*- wAJfttAWII '
U A n . « I
MORE LARGE DEM. MEETINGS
Sale of a Chester Co. Farm '
I
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State Politic .
MEETING op TIÎK DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA
TION,
A regular meeting of the Democratic
Association was held, last evening, at
the Americus club rooms.
The President, Hon. Thps. F. Bay
ard, being ab^eiit, John P. Springer,
Esq., Vice President for tlie First Ward
presided.
The various. Ward Committees re
>orted that tlie Wards were thorough
v orgunized and canvassed, and rea
dy to make a strong fight bn Tuesday
next.
It was unanimously resolved to clerk
at the various polls throughout the city
and provide them with blank books, in
which to record the names and resi
dences of negro and other suspicious
voters in order to guard against illegal
voting, and punish the same when suc
cessfully practiced.
The Committee on bpeukers repor
ted that various meetings had been
held and largely attended,and that the
S rand closing rally would be made
londay night, when Senators Thur
man and Bayard would speak, alter
the transaction of party business the
Association adjourned.
i
.ARGE MEETING AT SIXTH AND MADISON
STREETS.
A large Democratic meeting waslield
ut Sixth und Madison streets, last night
over which Esquire George O'Neill pre
sided.
Wm. Reynolds, Esq., was first intro
duced and delivered one of the most
effective and telling speeches of the
campaign. He spoke for three quarters
of an hour, and confined himself main
ly to state issues. He spoke of the at
tachment and clearly proved the falsity
of the assertions made by tlie Republi
cans in regard to its cruelty and op
pression. lie alluded to our school
und and our State Schools, and by a
comparison of statistics, proved that
more was done for tho education of
children in Democratic Delaware than
in Republican Massachusetts. He also
spoke of our State takes, and compared
them with tho heavy taxes imposed up
on the people of Wilmington by Repub
lican rule, and the heavy taxes which
the people of Republican States groan
under.
Mr. Reynolds also alluded tp that
monstrous National indignity—tlie
Civil Rights Bijl—and advised all de»
pent white people to vote against Jas.
R. Lolland, the Republican candidate
for Congress, who is in favor of pass
ing fids obnoxious bill.
Mr. Reynolds in conclusion referred
to the probability of having Deputy
Marshals appointed to our elections,
and 'advised all our people to conduct
themselves in an orderly, peaceable
manner, but not to care a snap for all
the Deputy Marshals that may* be ap
pointed. His remark^ were well re
ceived, and vigorously ipplaudcd from
time to time.
Gluts. O'Brien Esq., of Philadelphia
followed in an eloquent half hour
speech in Which he discussed the is
sues of tlie hour in a masterly manner.
He was loudly applauded.
It being very cold the meeting ad
ourned at the conclusion of Mr. O'
Irien's speech.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Tlie Republicans held a meeting in
the City Hall, lust night, which
very sliBily attended. Wm. ('! Spru
7 nee, Esq., made one of his character
ttsc, heavy «pcechcs, Which failed to
uromc any enthusiasm, or interest the
tamo audience who listened to him.
TUE EIOIIT1I WARD MEETING.
The Eighth Ward Meeting, at Thir
teenth anclKingstreets.Tliursduy night
is worthy of more than tlie passing no
tice which the crowded state of our
compelled us to put it off with yester
day.
Tlie meeting wa3 very largely atten
ded, over flve hundred being present.
This,' fora ward meeting, and in «Ward
where our party is greatly in the mi
nority is certainly very encouraging.
The meeting was called to order by
Geo. C. Ward, on whose motion Ed
win C. Morrow was culled upon topre
side.
Wm. Reynolds, Esq., was first intro
duced' Mr. R. proved that the falsity
of the assertions made by Republicans
that our speakers are afraid to discuss
State issues, and for half an hour cx
! iosed the fallary of tlie ridiculous cu
>ital which the Republicans attempt
0 make out of the attachment law.—
lis remarks well received and warmly
applauded. After concluding, Mr.
Reynold,, proceeded to the City Hall
meeting where ho made a stirring
speech.
John O'Byrne, Esq. .also addressed tlie
JSlghth Ward meeting, in his usual
eloquent mannerafterwhicli it adjourn
t'd.
Good Order.—A Republican meet-.
iog was held at Eighth and Button
wood streets, last night, near the Bay
ard Democratic Club Headquarters.
The members of the Club, however,
appointed themselves special police
men for the time being, and by quel
ling nil turbulent splrfts, of both par
Bos, kept good order all the evening.
They say that no fears of disorder iu
Sixth Ward, on Tuesday next, need
bo entertained,
Big Hats—A beautifully and cheap
lot of Hats in this day, at Quays, 402
King St. Bulsuro toget one before go
ing to tho Exhibition.
But little money is required to pos
sess one of Quays hats. It
Hallow E'en.— This evening ia
w eve, and of course the boys will bo
I the rampage. Those who have gates
and steps that can be taken off might as
well remove them themselves and savo
41 .,, trouhlo
tho boys tne trouble.
the
Farm Sold.— Thursday tho farm of
Dauiol Sinquett, deed in WIHUtown
township. CHastor Co. I'a., containing 21
acres was sold to George Sinquett for $4,
MO. James E. McFarland, auctioneer.
Hev. Edward Payson Walter will
preach Sunday morning, at 10J o'clock,
in tlie N - Cliurcli. Subject (con
eluded) "Saul, or Wickedness in High
'Places."
ReUgioUi.
ish
by
IF«»
to
Second Baptist Church, comer of
Fourth and French streets. Hev. A.
McArthur, pastor, will preach to-mor
row at 10$, A. M., and 7|, P. M.,at
°* wor9l,ip • A " " e
Unitarian Church, West street, near
Eighth. F. Israel, pastor ; hours of
meeting, 10), A. AL, and 7|. Chil
dren's meeting, 2i ; Subjects, for the
morning, "Personal Picty(4th sermon)
Its necessity." In the evening "Meth
ods of Education (2d sermon.)
West Presbyterian Church, corner
of Eighth and Washington streets.
Preaching to-morrow at 10$, A. SI.,
and 74, P. M., by the pastor, Rev. J.
M. P. Otts. Subjects, lor the morning,
"The Lnw and the Gospel for the
evening, "IIow to be Saved."
cordially invited.
Trinity Pnrisb, Sunday services, No
vember 1.—Trinity Chapel, Fifth and
King streets, Morning Prayer, at 94
o'clock ; Literary and Communion, at
104 o'clock ; Evening .Prayer, at 74
o'clock.
Sunday School at 9 o'clock.
Old Swedes, Seventh and Church
streets. .Morning Service, at 104 o'cl'k;
Evening Prayer, at 4 o'clock.
Sunday School at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Services in the First Baptist Church,
to-morrow ns usual. Preaching at 104
A. M., nnd 74 P. M., by Iho pastor,
Rev. T. M. Eastwood.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Seats free. Sunday School meets at 9
A. M.
Um
All arc
STRAY WAIFS.
Overcoats were brought out this morn
ing.
The Institute Exhibition was largely
attended last night.
There were no polioe oases on record
this morning.
Frank, at 511 Market street, has a fine
array of millinery goods for Bole low.
flfEvery minute should be expended in
work from now to the day of election.
Democratic meetings will be held to
night at the Brandywine Banks an^jl in
tho Ninth Ward.
Change in the Cabinet.
Now that the President's Long Branch
season is over, it is confidently asserted
that there will bo a change in the cabi
net, and that before the first of Decem
ber. It is known that tho President
and all heads of departments have pur
chased largely of tickets for the next
Grand Gift Concert of the Public Libra
ry of Kentucky, to draw November 30,
and they flatter themselves that they
will capture one or more of the large
prizes, which will make plenty of changé
n the cabinet. t-eod-3t.
DIED.
Mob A IN-—In this city, on Thursday evening.
Oct. :9th, Mathias McLain, a soldier cl' tho
war of 1812. ia tho 84th year of his age.
Funeral to leave bis late residence 321
Fiench street. Sunday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
to proceed to St. Peter's Church. Interment
in Catholic Cemetery.
A 31 USE 31 EN TS.
QPERA HOUSE,
Monday, November 9th,
V. E. BEAMER.
Manager.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Thu world-renowned Comedian
T. Jt£. EMMHT,
Id bi, owe creation of
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"FRIT35,
OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
9 9
fiuppotted by a full end complete Dramatic
Company.
Box sheet now now opun for sale of Re
served beats at Boughman. Thomas & Co.'s.
Booksellers and Stationers' Store
RESERVED SEATS.
ADMISSION.
—•75 or 1 (X)
.5) or 75 cts.
According to locatiou.
oct.31 -s.t.w.f m.
QUAND OPERA HOUSE,
P0STIVÏLY ONC NIGHT.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2», 1874.
Only sppearanes of the
WORLD PABOU3 QUERN OF ENGLISH 1HAQCLY.
MRS. F. W.LANDER,
Supported by
FRANK LAWLOR'S GRAND DRAMATIC
COMPANY,
When will be presented the Great Historical
Play of
ELIZABETH,
QUiEEN OF ENGLAND
Mbs. F. W. Lxnucb,
ELIZABETH.
FBICKS OK ADUI94IOM :
RESERVED SEATS
ADMISSION.
BALCONY.
.91.00
74 Tenu
.50 Cents
The Safe of Reserved ^'eats will commence
Thursday, at 9 A - M„ at Boughman, Tboma-i
& Co-'s. Book Store. oo(28-4t
Delaware Institute
___. _. |n , _ 0
MECHANIC MRTo>
wure Institute of Mechanic Arts will open
Gn Saturday Evening. Oct. 24fh.
!
. 4l . Atfio'clook.
, iu 11,0 D0W build '"* of Jamci IwlorJ - 8,11 •
COR. OF THIRD AND KINO STREETS.
I. *TOpenjlal'y («xc.pt Bundiy) from 6«. m.
to 1° 0 dock. P. M.
Terms or Admission:
| EXHIBITOR'S TICKET (SEASON) *1.00
kaîTI, (not transferable, and issued only to
exhibitors.
cJdlLDKEN mnder^y ïarâ.ï.'......19 oIntÏ
i . , . . .
' Sunday schools, public and private schools,
m * bod *- 10 ««*» P«
e . ... . r Ai __
. Package of six tickets for 94.00. Tickets
fer safe at tho door. oc24tf
—of—
The Firat Annual Exhibition of the Dela
,
i,~T,—--
Tv O A®A„ L .?;r^ 0U0I>0 J" l ,' dl,, * k " dL<> V'
j£ * ' |
JNO.F. MILLER Swt'j.
»ict-eod iN. K. Cor. of 3rd.usd Markst SU
POLITICAL.
Tbe.Dmccratic State Committee of Rhode
Island have nominated for Congressmen
Wm. B. Beach, of Providence, la the First
district, and Samuel Rodman, of South
Kingstown, to the Second district.
Additional arrests have been made in
Louisiana. Marshal Packard received a de.
»patch from his deputy at "Camp Merrill,"
yesterday, announcing the arrest of five per
sons for complicity iu the Coushatta out
rage. r There direstsjwerc made on the 25.
Yesterday ulue cltiscus of St. Martin's Par*
ish were arrested nnd taken to New Iberia.
About 400 land owners of the parish, pre
ceded by a band of music, and acconpanied
by the prisoners' attorney .marched into the
town to offer bail for the accused. The At
torney prêter» #-d to c mi mis loner Riddle a
IF«» «•» 4 ;0 p son«, who cwn property to
u of »bout 925,000, end offered bail,
wMeh, after the ezhibiliou of tax coUicLora'
c.riiflcatee, was accepted, end (he prisoners
ware released. Two iluz.ns uf Iberia parish
were also arrested, and will have i bearing
to day.
Good News from Minnesota,
A
A
Um
PROMISED GAIN OF A DEMOCRATIC CON
GRESSMAN IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
Wabhinoton, October 29. — Advices
roceivcd here from Minneapolis, Minn.,
state that there is no doubt of the elec
tion of Eugene M. Wilson, the Demo
cratic candidato in the Third District,
over William S. King, for many years
Postmaster of the House here and a well
known lobbyist. Mr. Wilson was a
member of the Fortieth Congress from
tho same district. This adds one to the
coming Democratic gain not heretofore
included i l tho estimates.
EOH SAL.ru AND It ENT:
F OR SALE—Four new nnd finely finished
three-story Briok Houses, on Twelfth
street, opposite the eit
These houses are all bu
built and furnished with all (he con
veniences, with water insi le and cut.
No, 110 contains 9 nomi; No 112 seven
rooms; No 110, ton rotmi : No. 118, corner,
ten rooms. These houses will be sold very
low for cart, or on very reasonable terms, on
part payment.
Also, one lino tbreo-Btory brick bouse, just
oo'npleted, on Tatnall street, ne t E'eveoth.
Also, a seven roomed house 1118, Tatnall St.
DANIEL 11. KENT.
Nos, 205 to 213 Shipley street,
or 6k0 Jefferson street.
y square.
bsUntially
Hi
sep30tf
RENT—New House, No. 1421
^ Harrison street, eleven rooms, |{|}M
all modern improvements, bay win JJCH
do we, three stoiies. Possession at éià/ÊÊÊt
onoe If desired. Inquire at 1411 Harrison
<treet. feb2K-tf
TlULSTEhVi
v ALE.
A T ihe Voshell Uousa In
Maryland,
1UESDAY, tho 10th Day of NOVEMBER,
1874. at 12o'dack.M.
Chc.sfertown,
ly consent of all partir« intereited. tbo fol
lowing vsliub • Roil Knute, iu K«ut county,
Maryland.
1. The HOME FARM, on which Mr. John
P. Newman resides, contaii in« 26.7 acres,
more or less—within a mile or two ol Chester
vlllf and Lambson statio i on the Kent Co.K.
U- Tue buildings and improvements
food, commodious and ample. Fencing
good, aod the land, for productiveness, un
Buipassed in Kent Couuty. Mr, Newuum
will take pleasuu iu showing tho premises
to whoever may call.
2 The PAKKKK FARM,
Millington,
coutains2hl acres, and is on the main toad
between Millington and Mussev'
tion. Iho land is fine and prouu
out-buildings are in fine condition. Both
farms have orchsrds of reasonable extent
fine fruit. Thero is a 35 acre wood lot a tew
miles distant from the Home Farm, tor sale
THE TERMS ARE— (MjÜ OOü at the time of
sale or within Ö0 days; balance in 12 and 18
months. The cash payment to be apportion-
ed among the differont'parceI* ol land sold.
- A. 0. WOODALL,TausTKE.
i Geo. Vicker*.
R. Uynson,
G.B- Westiott.
s R. R. SU-
'» he
uni
Oot29-2awts
REAT SALE OF
G
RIBBONS,
AT
M. £.. LIC BTE ft STEIN'3
So. 336 niuikct Stre.-l,
WILMINGTON, DEL .
Will open on SATURDAY. 0ÜT0BER iOih
The Largest Stock of
niBBoisre
Ever offered at retail. The lot embraces
thousand three hundred and forty-seven
pieces, in all widths Irom No. 9 to 8', includ
ing.
FANCY 8ASII RIBBONS.
All will be sold at a uniform price of
«5 CENTS PER YARD.
FOR CASH ONLY,
The sale will commence Tuesday tho 20th
last.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN.
2 .6 Market Street.
ooÜ6
paiME
Timothy, Clover ana Orchard
Grass Seed,
FINB MIXED LAW. WHITE DUT0
CLO VER, GREEN GRASS.
dwarf qeuman'vvax.dwahf WHITE
WAX BRANS,
VET*. DARK RED EGYPTIAN, BAS
TIANS SIMONS A OTHER BEET SEEDS.
EXTRA EARLY CARTER'S FIRST CROP
I.AXTTT8 ALPHA. LITTLE OEM.
FRENCH WRINKLED AND
OTHER PEAS.
•
TROPHY TOMATO. HANSOM LETTUCE«
With a fresh supply of reliable Flower am*
Garden Seeds. SMITH A BREEN,
_ may 20 if_ Fourth and Shipley,
, TUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF
o fall and winter goods.
CHINA !
T Y DeNORMANDIE
No. 302 Market Street,
Having resolved to
»•CONTINUE THE BUSINESS-9*.
Will keep his stock ol
China* Glass and, Queensware.
Bilvsr & Silver-plated Ware.
VASES. LAVA WARE. ETC.
Up to its old standard for fullness and variety.
Dinner Sets, Tea Seta. eto.. in groat variety
and elegant design.
| „ , , . .
Ey.rybodj c»n b« suittd.
THE OLD 9XAK9?«B MARKET SIREtl
SECOND EDITION
SUSSEX CO. CONVICTS.
A STATE IN BANE ASYLUM.
Sheriff Sales in Kant Ca
Sussex County Convicts.
A LIST OP THOSE CONVICTED OP FELONY AT
THE SUSSEX COUNTY COURT.
Below is a list of parties convicted of
felony at the Sussex County Courts, from
1850 to 1874, who are, therefore not enti
tled to vote at the approaching election:
Jerimah Davis, Moses Mifflin, Levin
Dean. Moses Burton, George Davis, Ben
jamin Short, Peter K. Brinckloe, David
White, Henry Sorden, Thomas Johnson,
David Conaway, Charles Gardner, Selby
Pride, Chas. Hood, Major Harrington,
Elijah Waples or Elijah Selby, Peter
Mosely, George Waples, John Neal, Sam'l
Wilson, Wm. W. Webb, Wm. Richards,
James Sorden, Kenel Johnson, Andrew J.
White, John Hill alias Johnshall, James
Wolford, John Holland, Henry Collins,
Gearge Baker George Roes, Thomas Par
sons, Charles D. Rust, Thomas Oliver,
Ma?or Robinson, James Gray, James Der
rickson, George Lingo, Joseph Godfrey,
Isaac Holl, Isaac •Hall. Jr., John Hall,
Henry Waples, George Evans, John L.
Draper, John Johnson, Bayard Phillips,
Edward Webb, Jacob Houston, Sandy
Short, Thomas Vaughan, Nehemiah
Groves, Millard Cannon, Charles Lote,
Edward Fisher, Frank Lingo.
State of Delaware,)
Sussex County, s. s. )
I hereby certify that the above is a
true list of the male coloredpersons con
victed of Felony from April Term 1850, to
Oefc.rTerm 1874.
A
r - -- j In witness my hand and seid
j seal [ of office at Georgetown, this 24,
^ > day of October A. D. 1874. W. P.
Jones.
A Word of Warning.
Certain Republican office-holdsrs
and others have been procuring tax
receipts from collectors throughout
this State, to be used in Wilmington
on the third of November. Demo
cratic collectors look out, this is a
fraud and the parties who get such re
ceipts are as much to blame as tho
man who attempts to vote on such re
ceipts. Give no more receipts unless
the parties apply in person. The
only hope for Lofland and Jump is
in fraud. A fair vote will sink
negroism far beyond resurrection.
Sussex Journal.
Benefit.— Tho benefit spoken of a
short time since to be given to the mom
bcr3 of tho Ravel Gymnasium is
certainty tho Opera House having boon
gaged for Tuesday Nov. 17th. Tho
following talented artists have kindly
volunteered their services :
Messrs. Searlcs & B°ggs, Cloggists,
Song A Dance and sketch artists; A. T.
Klett Comedian and character actor;
A. Springer, Comedian; Wm.Rawnsley,
Guitar Soloists; H. Connor. Banjo Solo
ists; J. Dooley and C. Oliver, Stump Ora
tors; A. Riley, Jig Dancer; Horner Broth
ers, Juvinile Clowns; Willard and Cressoe
mid air Gymnasts; Capt. Alexander, G.
Monk, J. Stidham, S. Rogers, T. Mullan,
and others. A good bill will be present
a
en
ed.
McETINQ of THE ALM8HOUSR TllUSTBB*.
—The regular quarterly meeting of the
Trustees of tho New (Jostle conuty alms-
house was held on Wednesday, ut the alms-
house in this city. The Trustees of Kont
and Sussex were présentas guests iu accord-
ance with au old custom of dining together
once in cash county a year. During the
meet log the subject of making provision for
the csro of Ihe iusane of the whole State, in
a building to be erected for the purpose,!. „
discussed, and it is understood that legisla-
tive action in regard to the matter will be
asked for at the next session;
Lookino After Thbiti Interests.—
Several of the Directors of the Old Domin
ion Steamship Company have been in Mil
ford this week looking after the interests of
their line. Milford fruit growers aud agri
culturists are all warmly interested in iho
prosperity of this companies business with
the Peninsula, and next season will cuter
largely with the production of potatoes und
other market stutl for the New York market.
The company ure already contemplating two
tups per week iustead of one as at prueeut.
Sukeiff's Sale. —The Mrs. EAton resi
dence, iu Smyrna, was sold last week by
the Sheriff, as the property o! B. B. A'l«*n,
for 1638.60 ; sold to Alvin Alien, of Wil
mington. Also 11 Meres ot land in the Alley,
to suino party lor $1G0. These prices owing
to complications, are no indications of the
real raine of the properly.— Smyrna Times ,
Lodoebs.—L ast uight'scold snap brought
in tbw lM'.geis, and last night thirty were
quartered iu the City Hall cells. Some of
them looked like chaps who hud seen better
days. _
Naturalization. —Tho U. S. Court
will moot on Monday and Tuesday morn
ings, from 11 to 12 o'clock, for the pur
pose of naturalization. This matter
should be promptly attended to.
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kind bound at the lowest rates
Back Numbers of periodicals supplied.
Special attention given to making
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Binding.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders by mail
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THIRD EDITION.
A DROWNING CASE.
A PATENT BURfiLAR ALARM.
Retracting a Party Lie
Dit OWN ED.
A YOUNG LAD DROWNED IN THE CHRISTI
ANA, NEAR HARKET STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, James Shannon
and Wm. Adams, each aged about 19.
S ears, surreptitiously obtained an oyster
oat from Capt.Ennis, at Church street
wharf, and started out to ride.
About five o'clock, special officer Mur
dock, rowed out and caught the culprits
just below Market street bridge. He
got into their boat and started to row tc -
wards the north shore but just before
touching the wharf Shannon jumped
from the boat and started to swim to the
south side of the stream.
He had not gone far before he was seiz
ed with cramps, and before the boat
could be brought to his assistance he was
drowned. Search was made, and at noon,
to-day, his body was recovered.
Shannon reside J| near Front and Weit
streets.__ _____
Retracting a Radical Lie.—L ast
week, the Sentinel, the Radical Ring
organ of Dover, made a serious charge
against a Democratic official, which it
is forced to retract, this week, as fol
follows :
Last week we charged the Clerk of
the Peace in this county with having
placed names upon tlie assessment list
since the Little Election. We did so
upon what we considered reliable au
thority ; but upon examination we find
it is not true.
Burglar Alarms.— Tho Directors of
the Citizens' National Bank, of Middle
town, have recently had patent burglar
alarms put up in their bank, having
wires connecting with evory window and
door, and extending to every apartment
in the house. There are also telegraph
lines running from tho bank to some of
the neighboring houses. So that in case
of an attempt to rob the bank the alarm
could readily be given through the town
and tho citizens aroused.
The Board of Health.— TheBoard
of Health held a meeting last night,but
without transacting any business, ad
journed until Friday evening next.
The Gams Law.— The game law expires
to-day, nnd next week tho sportsmen will
be out iu great nun. bers, cracking away at
the partridge», rabbits and other game.
The Eorest Etres in Ohio and
Indiana.
Cincinnati, Oct. 30.—A special despatch
from Hartford, City, lnd., says that there is
a terrible fire raging in Ihe woods juet south
of there, fully four miles in length, and a
heavy wind i» blowing it along the track of
Ihe Fort Wayne, Muncy, nnd Ciuciuuati
Railroad, threatening the track nnd bridges
with destruction.
A Diyton (Ohio) special says that the
woods and fields between Union Ciiy and
Greeu ville, mid Dodson nud Greenville, uro
on fire iu many places, hundreds ol acris
being covered with the flames.
In the forests the flames have climbed lo
the tops of the tallest trees, and présenta
terribly grand spectacle at night. Forest
tires are also raging in the vicinity of Ox
ford, Logan, Crestiue, New Lexington, Cam
bridge, Kenton, Ironton, Bellelontaine. und
Delaware Ohio, nnd Rushville, Indiana, and
Russell, Kentucky. There is greut fcct-rcity
of water at all poiuta.
Urn veil's First Law Is Order,—Regu
larity in euting, »loepiog and exercise, and
abbtinence from such dangerous irritants es
alcohol and tobacco, tond to secure a long and
healthful life. But ev
ot these wholesome i ules will Dot always Avert
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other disouses is Da. Walkkr's Cali
fornia Vinegar Bittehs, which, by prbmot*
ing u regular and virorous action of the di
gestiv«, secretive And excretive organs, keep
the body in the best possible condition for re
sisting and repelling the causes of disease.
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