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. . . _ Wilmixoto«, Del, Nev 4,1874.
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Lehighjiavigirtion.
Oil Creek.
Central Transportation.
LOCAL STOCKS.
Wilmington Coal (laa Company.
National Bank of Delaware.
Union National Bank..
First National Bank.
Farmers' Bank... —
National Bonk Wilrn and Brandywine...« 60
Delaware State Bonds.
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Delaware Railroad, first Mortgage.
Delaware Railroad, extension.
Wllm. and Reading, first Mortgage
97
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WiLMiM0TOV, D*l„ Nov. 4. 1174
tbe Brandywine Mille for
Corrected Doll
Quotations at
Flour sad Grain
fauiuy Flour....
Extra Flour.
erfine Flour
fc
.28
7.28$ 8.00
5.10# 6.28
. 1 2601 80
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Corn
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fold for ibe Babies.
children fed on RIDGE'S FOOD will thrive
be strong andhealthy. and beoome Utile mod *
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
ai<r&d9m
Concentrated Favoring Extracts
of Vei.Pla, Letron. Orange, Hose. Bitter Al
mond. Ginger. Muce, Celery, eto.. etc., mode
and told wholesale and retail by
U. bHINGHUKST A CO.,
Comer Sixth end Market street*.
Flutet Haled Oil
( or tele by
1C. BHINGUURST * CO.,
Corner Siitb and Market rtreeti
ieU
I rudlc'e Miraculous Cure for Corn
Fns'.idk remedy of treat populsrity. for
removing coidi without pstn- _
K. BKIUOIlURSTrtCO..
finetheeartes,
Birth and Market .treet».
An
Cerner
Flue Nall «clseore
Curved end «tralibt, Natl Bruihu. Hand
■TA" i rbgîüo p H o »Â ,or
Comer fcl-th end Market streets.
ALFRKD WALTON. Druggist. No. 23 t
M aiket streit ic-sprctlully io form* hu Inonda
und the i-ubllo in genen.1. that he keep* en
band all descriptions ot medicine», and tniit
a competent person i» at
prenribe lor »uvh »ick as call at that store,
und hat no chaige is made except the regu
lar pi ice of tha medicines, the «ama prb a
as they *ould pay anywhere else; but that
no one is visited at the r reaidanoe*.
Prime Vanilla Beanel
,old-Loire,.. .nd B r.uU ( by uRgi4C0 .
turner Sixth ,nd Market Street»,
Par tha Bath
Bath Brush«. Bath Towrls. Bath Sponge*
and Bath Hoaps in eit.nslve variety. Al»o.
Fle-b Gloves. Straps, Bru.be,. eto., of borre
bair. Dry Friotion Olote», and many other
uiliclss of the same olaas at
K. BRINQHUR8T A CO.,
Corner Hlstb * lu Maiket atrects.
ion et mirror«,
q full assortment of all »iics. Indu Hug
duubl. a.a,nl.yin..Ao - isuijuRaT 4 ^
Corner of Biith and Market street*.
DELAWARE FIRE
Insurance Company,
iVo. 008 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Charter Perpetual
Incorporated 1820.
Insurance for a term of years, or
Perpetual Insurance! at Qreatly
Reduced Rate«.
i.oaaea promptly adjusted and paid,
luauranco against loss or damage by
ow as any other company.
Areas
D1RE7I0R8:
w m. Canby.
Wm.M Canby.
W. G. Gibbons.
, Geo. W. Bush.
Geo. W, Btone.
WILLIAM CANBY. P
F. L.GiLrin. Secretary. pr29-*70
Geo. W. Fparku,
Francis Barry,
Wm.H. Swift.
Job R.Tatu
J AMES BRADFORD.
FAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS.
Cement and Calcined Plaater.
Paints.whitelesd, red lead, white sine. Iron
lubricating oils, inaeed oiL ijPjrm
oil. lard oil. neats foot oil. ooal oll, Tilden A
Nephew's va»nithes. Eng'iah varnishes, aloo
hol, turpentine, paint mill», nalnt» ready
mixed, artists' materials, wax flower materi
als, decalcomania plctures.all kinds of lorelgn
ani dowaatio ,lu,. rtained. onimlfiud
engraved ; coach painters material, fteooli
'"for,; ladders of different len.th. readj
glased each, gold leaf, bron.ee, vennllHone.
ooking glaea,pl*tei.
pH 1II t.
Nob. 6 and » Third St.
WILMINGTON. DEL.1
N . B.—Partlonlar attention paid to Mow**
amd|qblp Palsstbig, Sign Writing,Ao.
I F YOU are desirous of having a good fit
or of getting tbo best ready made good»,
John S. Moreland's
go tu
BOOT AND SHOE
EMPORIUM.
N.W. Cor.Fonrlb a Poplar Sts.
WHMINQT0».
There : cu are meaiured but cnoe,
yet the fit is perfect in[custom work.
No vexatious second trials or dis
agreeable ralceucn . _ .
Give him a call and be satisfied.
Hi
Je6 dlv
P 1IIVY WELLS CLEANED BY THE
at tha Citv HaU (until farther »oüoe). w
kt prompter W C®to3«
Î 1 BST e di tion!
THE ELECTIONS.
Additional Notes and Returns, j
i,
. I
MAJOfflft IN ITaTé, i#«4.
In the Eighth Ward, '.Geo. C. Ward,
the Democratic Judge, did able service
for the Demoracy in hie faithful perform
ance of official duties. He Btubbornly
contested every doubtful vote, and thus
turned away many illegal votera. Some
of the negroes attempted to vote on tax
receipt, issued by Mr. Ward Nov. 2d, 1872,
which were altered by havint a "1" pla
ced before the "2." One of these receipts
Mr. Ward retained, and now has in nix
poeeession ready to bo produced in a
.ourt qf Justice. So angry were the
Radical tricks tersthatthey threatened to
tear him from the window, and only a
wholesome fear of receiving a sound
thrashing prevented them from making
the attempt.
John O'Byrao, Eaq, wax also insulted
and threatened at the Eighth Ward polls,
because he upheld the action of a young
man in challenging some illegal negro
votera.
In all the other Ward, tho Democrat«
stood up nobly to their work, and this
helped to eecure a glorious triumph
throughout tho ontire Stato.
Tho band also serenaded Wm. Rey
nolds, Eaq., I. C. Grubb, Esq., Col. Wm.
G. Whiteley, and Iaaac C. Pyle, each of
whom responded appropriately.
MAJORITIES FOB UOVEROB AND CON
URESS.
GOVERNOR.
CONGRESS.
t.
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s»
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r
P
Wards C
C
91
10 «
First.
Second..
Third..
Fourth...
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh..
Eighth...
Ninth,..
Tenth_
161
130
85
..06
66
190
187
103
180
800
6M9
195
lit;
80
23
150
14Ô
441
787
671
Totals, 500
Brandywine,E.O
" W. 25
Christiana, N.
4
8 .
80
40
02
s
04
Mill Creek... 3
New Custle, 204
W.C.Creek,E23
" W. 49
Red Lion, £. 3
U
2 '2
57
2
tic
tie
a
Pcncadur,
3t. Ucerges.E.
.1 YV
88
50
45
W.ll
Ap'miuk, N. 45
8. .167
28
55
164
1086 1920 1078
815
-r,
166
264
OUERIEV »SO OOROSEB.
KÂJOKIT1ÏJ OH
sHturr.
CORONER.
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f.
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3
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O
WARDS.
O
92
. 94
First
Second .10O
Third
Feurth
Fifth.
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth.
Ninth .
Tenth.
135
55
. 52
33
74
.. 00 128
133
BB
108
383
348
121
181
15
135
132
69<i
450 789
Total. 512
HUNDREDS.
Brandywine East. 4
" West. 34
Christiana, North. 00
" South. 00
Mill Creek
Newcastle .. —355
White C. Creek. E 17
% « " W 54
BeerLion, East .. 41
" West.... 8
00
00
4
IM)
25
(X)
100
00
4-4
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00
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00
268
00
24
no
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00
V.
00
00
0
35
On
B
00
12
H
00
. 00
Pencader
8t. George«, East.. 00
•• West. 4
Appoq'mink, N ... 53
S .162
53
ot*
17
oo
ou
58
00
00
166
00
00
1109 979
..1244 947
Total
979
9 H
139
Majoritica . 897
The average majority ou the Legitt
letlve ticket is 185, and on the Levy
Court ticket 100.
A
Kent County.
«JOVKBNOB AND CONOBBiS.
OOVBBWOB.
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7>
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Duck Ci*«k.
Kenton. ,
Dover, East 384
Dover, West ..254
Murderkill North347
Murderkill South 513
MiapiUion
Little Creek.
Milford
fit
400 435
I»
184
263
171
324
357
836
523
348
MS
447
439 3-21
.210 162
150
212
SUEUirr AND COItONIB.
Sheriff. Coroner,
t I
e> "
Ö
2
1 I
O 53
5»
HCNDRAD8.
C
000 i.00
0O0 000
401 436
263 164
354 326
336 328 I
339 359
214 160
çoî m
Duck Creek 000 C00
000 000
391 439
Kenton
Dover, East
Dover, West.,. — —
Murderkill, North 336 344
Murderkill, South 519 344
MiapilLou 398 359
Little Creek . 213 164
Milford.. 000 000
172
w
THE r.EVT COÜPT—CSMÔCftATS. *
ft) **
No,
ten
all
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a
HUNPKKPf.
HÄ?."'*'
Dover, Bret,
Dover, Writ,
«■
440 443
214 20»
IM
000
lOJ COO
000 000
»99 sos
868 863
300 363
000 000
307 899
368 860
nio 36'J
617 61(J
416 447
Mieptlliou,
IRttle Creek,
Milford, reported 100 majority tor Rep.
KENT COUNTY MAJOIUTIK».
Dem.,
813 311
Hep.
8«
North Murderkill,
South "
West Dover,
Duck Creek,
Little Creek L
Kenton,
Mlspilllon,
Milford,
East Dover,
174
i uo
'.is
52
100
135
104
88
139
«89
Total,
139
550
Majority,
The Levy Court and Legislative
tickets average about 500 majority.
In ßussex county the indications are
that the Democrats lmvo triumphed by
ity. This leaves the
result in the State as follows:
New Castle county. 244 maj.
Kent county,.
Sussex county.
Total,
about 600 ma
550 "
.... 000 "
13M "
PENNSYLVANIA.
In Philodolpliin Furman Sheppard
is elected overthe notorious Bill Mann
by 1,084 majority. The city gives
about 11,004) Republican majority.
The Press says that tho Congres
sional delegation will probably stand
16 Republicans toll Democrats ; a
gain of six.
NEW JERSEY.
Judge Bcdlc, Democrats, is elected
Governor by a majority estimated be
tween 0000 aud 110,000.
It looks as If the New Jersey Con
gressional delegation would stand four
Democrats to three Republicans.—
Tho State Senate is unchanged, but
the Hov.se is overwhelmingly Demo
cratic.
The Queen Anne's county, Md.,
Thomas is elected over Goidaborougli,
by 344 majority.
NEW TORE
DEMOCRATIC CONOBKiC
MKN ELECTED.
The r fit urns from New York indicate
that Tilden, Democrat, lias been elected
Governor by about 30,000 majority. New
York city gives him 41,000 majority.
Wickham, the Tammany candidate for
Mayor of New York city, is elected over
his throe opponents. Tne Tribune says
that the Democrats carry $cIh of tho Con
gressional Districts of tno State—about
22 out of 33—and that they will have
20 majority in tho Assmbly. Tho latest
reports from New York show that 10
Congressional Districts have gone Dem
ocratic, 7 liavs gone Republican and 10
are doubtful.
MASSACHUSETTS~~FOUR
GRESSMEN.
Bouton, Nov. 3.—Full return« will be
very late. Some small towns are yet to
be heard from, but it ia considered that
their vote cannot possibly affect Gaston's
(Dem.) majority for Governor,which will
be at least 3000. Gatson is in town and
was publicly congratulated to-night.
The Democrats elected four members
of Congress and the Republican« six
Butler is beaten by 1500.
The House will be Kepublieau anil in
The Senate will )>e
r t
favor of license,
about equally divided.
M ABLAND.— COKUUF.BS.
lu the that diatrict Hon. Philip F. Thomas
democrat, ia elected. Iu the Second diatrict,
Hon. Chas. B. Robert*, democrat, ia elected.
In the ü!th district tbe retans indioate the
election of Dr. Ell J, llenkle, democrat, a
In the sixth diatrict the
not sufficient to indicate wlieth
democratic gain,
returns
er Mr, Walsh, democrat, or Mr. Lowndes,
republican,the present incumbent, le elected,
the probability being in lavor of tbe latter.
O'Brien, Democrat.; Swann.Democratand
Dr. llenkle, Democrat, in Baltimore, arc
elected to Congress.
Milwaukee, Nov. 3.—Tho Legialaturo
is very close, but tho Republicans have a
small majority on join ballot, The Sen
ate is probably Democratic by two major
ity
The Republicans claim tho elect ion of
six out of eight Congressmen.
NOTICES.
L OST, on October 8th on the KonnettPike
a RED HKIFKKR; and
mh, a RED COW Both got to,tig
Irom tha drove. A liberal raward will««
be paid for their return to the lubgeriber.
nov3 ltd-ltw JOSEPH II- GOULD,
Oot.
D1V IDIiND.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE
WiLMiMOTON, November 3d, 1871.
T UK DIRECTORS Lave thi, day declared
a dividend of twelve dollar» per »bars,
being «ix per cent, for lait «ix month« and an
extra dividend of ,ix dollar, per .hare, noth
jfwhioh are pay.ll. •» ^WBANKH. 1
N OTICE—The Exhibition of the Dele
ware Init'tate of Meehanlo Art. will be
continued until the evening of Wednesday.
Nov 4th. 1874. This cxtenelon Is made n
, compliance with the gonerally expressed pub
j lto d exil e. _ n .
Br order of the Lsecutive Board
oct36- GEO, W. ItOBEHTS, Sec y.
I n
I N THE DISTRICT COURT |
or TUB U. S. FOB TUB •
DISTRICT OP DELAWARE )
John McLear à Son. Bankruula
DISTRICT OF DELA WAHfnSS.
In pursuance ot an order ol the said Court,
I hereby give notice that a general meetiogol
tho creditors ot said Bankrupt will b, held at
tho United States Court Room for said l)is
trict. on Thursday, the fifth day of November,
A. D„ >874. al three o'clock P.M., before Levi
C Bird. E.q., Registrar in Bankruptcy in «aid
District. S-aned
Bankruptcy.
WILLIAM CANBY.
Aksianto.
oct23eodto nov:>
OTICE —NATURALIZATION.—In or
der to vote at the next Presidential elf c
.take out your first papers before tno
second Tuesday in Novomber next, r irst pa
pers taken out at uny time in tho day, and in
tbe evooiug from 7.3 » to 8.30 o clock, betöre
the Clerk of the U. 3. Courts, at hi» office,
second story Post Office Building. octhtubolU
N
tion
I
-VTOTICE-CITIZENS' LOAN ASSOCIA
IN TION.—The 4ih series of MW Bhares tor
»ule at II Ü0 per share. First payment on or
before October 1st, next. lllBrai ,
gepTtf GKG. C» MARIS,8eçy.
FOR 8AL tu ANDB EST :
OR SALE—Four new and finely finished
three-story Brick Houses, on Twelfth
street, opposite the city square. ÆÊB
These houses are ell substantially ■]]
built and furnished with all the con
venienoes, with water insi le and out.
110 oontaine 9 rcoou; No. 112 seven
rooms: No. 116. ten roomi: No. 118, corner,
rooms. These houses will be sold very
faw/or taik, or on vtry reasonable terms, on
payment.
Also, one fine three-itory brick house, just
Completed, on Tatnall street, ne»r Eleventh.
Alio, a seren roomed house ill®, Tatnall St.
DANIEL II. KENT,
Nos. 2ÖO to 213 Shipley street,
or 52Ö Jefferson street.
OR SALE.—Toe Hope Bailding and Loan
Ass( dation, is now ofltring shares, in
4ib aeiies. Apply to
JNU. F. MILDER ftect'y.
aprt cod ,N. K C-r. of 3-1 n, i Market Sta
lieuse, No. 1421
lia; rtsuu stroot, elevon rooms,
modern improvements, bay win
dows, three stories. Possession at
once if detireJ. Inquire at 1411 .1
treet.
sej»30tf
F
m
larruoi
ti
Oh
feb2ti-tl
TREAT SALK OK
»
RIBBONS,
AT
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN'S
Ifo lUi Slot hi t .street,
WILMINGTON, DEL ,
WUIoubb 01 SATURDAY. OCTOBER loth
The Largest Stock of
RIBBOMS
Ever offered at retail. Tho lot ombrsces -
thousand throe hundred uni forty-seven
pieces, in alt widths iront No. 9 to 3 , it.elud
**' FANCY SASII RIBBOJB.
All wi'l ba soli at a uniform pi ice of
03 CENT» PER YARD.
FOR CASH ONLY.
iucsdny tbq 2Cth
M. L LICHTENSTEIN,
2 t» Market Street.
The sale will comment-«
inst.
( et 10
ItlSMOVAL.
my oid .toad 4C3
I have removed frei
âliivley .treet. to
N.W. Cor. 3d & Shiplev,
- Where, witn increased favilitles, 1 »hull be
bet'er erei.ared to .urn lv tbe west, ol luy
dUfitomeri with
STOVES. HEATERS,
iRrJvisra-Es,
IAND
House Furnishing Uouds
generally. Daing thankful for past favors I
h°pe by i ersonal attention to business to
oniin -ie to iteth c u ibuc ofyour patronage.
R. MOHR ISON
.1 h>( It 3 Street*.
^ (
fe*'® 1
Delaware Carpet House,
301) Market Street, above Third,
WILMINGTON, I>K1.
Iheohe*t>«iit place in tbe State to buy your
0AEPETS.0IL OLOTHB.MATTINGS,
and WINDOW SHADES,
AT
HBNRT O-RBBE'S,
N.B.— Ra« Caipet woven to order at tbe
■hortret ootioe. ead lowest market rates.
i»15-lr
ED UCA TIONA L.
W A. REYNOLD?.
CLASSICAL dt MATHEMATICAL
institutic.
A Day aud Boarding School,
WILMINGTON. DEI.
J^UQBY ACADEMY.
SELECT ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND
commercial Institution.
Masonic Temole> Wilmington, Del.,
SAM'L W. MURPHY. A.M..M.D..P*inoif»l,
Assisted by experienced instructors In the
several departments of the school. ?
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7th. 1874.
For Catalogues, apply ta
Boughman. Thom»» A Co>
AN IMMENSE
assortment of
Woollen Goods.
BLANKETS,
9-1, 1-4. 11-4. 12-1. IS-1,
IN WHITE. ECARLET. BROWN, St GRAY
Call end oxeml
price,.
them at manifaoturer'
FLANNELS,
WH4TE. TWILLED, SHAKER, PLA IN
4V4 do.
FRENCH 2S4 YARD WIDE.
The finest and bett made ellk embroidered
Flannel«.
BLUE, hCARLET, GRAY. TWILLED AND
PLAIN
MEDICATED SHAKER FLANNELS
For rheumatism, at prices th it cannot bo
beaton in this cr any other market.
GRANVILLE WORRELL
820& 822 Market Street,
Masonic Temple.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
se*. 12
Y r ° BE DISTRIBU
ÿÜOUiUUUTED. Grand Gilt
Concert in aid of tbe Masonio Relief Associa
tion of Norfolk, Virginia, will tako place on
Bxn ember 3d. 1874. .
Also Kentucky Stato Lottery for the benefit
ol the University ol Paduuch aud Royal Ha
vana ol Cuba tickets lor sale, prir.es cashed
and circulars ot information sent >ree.
JOSEPH BATES <t' CO .
Po£- Office Box 4264. 190 Broadway, N Y.
K E Ä # 1p AND BUTA BEG A SEED.
b7
SECOND EDITION
For the Oaxetle.
Fraud in the Ninth Ward.
Mit. Editor ;—If convenient please
give this communication a place in
your valuable paper.
What I am about to allude to U the
fraud in the Ninth Ward on election
day.
In the afternoon Marshal Dunn, and
a crowd of black-and-tan deputies
came marching out after an honest
and respectable Democrat for trying
to nut in his lejjal vote. They said ho
had not been in the State a vi
that he had no right to vote.
But this is not so ; he had a right to
vote, for to my knowledge he has been
in the Stato a year ; they arrested him
—to be sure—because he is a Demo
crat.
Later in tho aftemoon another gen
tleman, who also has been in the State
and the Nintli Ward a year, was ar
rested for standing about tho polls
with a ticket in his hands by one of
Dunn's Marslmlx.
Just as the polls had closed, Dunn
came along, with fifty or seventy-five
deputies, and arrested innocent men,
who wero standing looking at him
(Dunn) and his motiy crow of strag
gling carpet-baggers. Three of the
Ninth Ward deputies
stood In the crowd pointing out Dem
ocrats while the Marshal was telling
his deputies to arrest them.
They would make such a rush in and
grab him that you would think that
limy were going to tear the clothes
from their backs ; marching them in
with a bloated and half-drunken depu
ty witli a revolver in his hand flourish
ing it about iu the people faces.
Sir. Editor, this is the truth, and no
negro or negro-lover can contradict it,
as I saw it with my own eyes.
A Looker On.
Tue Exhibition. — Notwithstanding
the election excitement, last night, the
attendance and receipts, thus far, are as
follows :
Receipts during yesterday,
Total receipts, thus far,
Attendance yesterday,
Total attendance,
To-night the Institute will positively
close, w ith interesting exercises, which
will commence at nine o'clock.
Attractive Sale of Watcues and
Jewelry at Auction by Kowbotham
& Fraim,—T his evening at 7$ o'clock,
the largest und finest stock of the
kind ever offered in this city, affording
a rare opportunity to purchase n fine
watch or any article of jewelry at
your own price. All goods warranted
and sold without reserve.
Sudden Death.—T his morning, Hurry
Kyle, son of our well-know citizens, Chas.
Kyle, died suddenly, at his residence,
near Fourth and Jackson streets. He
was sitting on the front step.!, when he
was seized with violent pains about the
heart, from which he soon after died.
Sale of Money.—A t the régulai- month
ly meeting of Delaware Loan Association,
last evening, i *400 sold at 45 per cent,
premium, and *150 at 20.
Heather Iteport.
Washington, November
508.05
88,101.05
711
12,800
I
PROBABILITIES.
For tho Middle States clear or hazy
weather, southeast or southwest winds, ris
ng temperature and high barometer.
■leaven's First Lewis Order,-R.gu
laxity iu eating, ileepiog and exercise and
abstinence from such dangerous irritants as
aleo.hol and tobacco, tond to secure a long and
healthful life. But even a Btrict observance
ot these wholesome ruleB will n<*t always avert
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases i» Du. Walker's Cau
fornia \ in soar Bitters, which, by promot
ing a regular and vigorous action of the di
gestive, secretive and excretive organs, keep
the body iu the best possible condition for re
sisting and repelling tho causes of diseuse.
oct24-4wd&w
DIED.
KYLE.—On the 4th inst, Henry J , son ci
Churles Kyle, in the 27th yeur of his age.
The lriends of the family are invited to at
tend tho funeral, Irom his late residence No.
832 west Fifth street, on Friday morning, at
9 o'clock. High mass at St. Peters.
rUBLlC SALES.
pUIlLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
PURSUANT to an order of the Or*
phan»' Court, ot Chester County, will
bo Bold at Public Sule, on TUURS- H{!jl
DAY. NOVEMBER | 9. 1874. ou the ■LilL
nremiseB, a mersuage und tract ot land of tbe
late estate of MADISON PYLE, deceased,
situated in Kennett township, in said county,
bounded by lands of John M- Yoatman. James
Cloud, Wm. Garrett. Edward Walter and
others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES, 102 perches, moreorless. The
improvements are a large two-story STOWE
DWELLING HOUSE, wi'h kitchen attached,
large doub!e'floored BARN, Wugon House.
Spring House and other outbuildings There
is u good Orchard of APPLES, PEAR and
other trees on tbe premise». The fsrm is
wall fenced, conveniently divided into en
closures, well watered, clear of rubbish, and
has about 12 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBER
upon it. It is within two miles of Rosedale
Station, on the Baltimoro Central Railroad,
tind about 1 mile from Auburn Station on tho
Wiimington und Western Railroad, and con
venient to mill«, stores and places of worship.
Sale at 1 o'clock, P. M. Conditions at sale,
'forms easy. JOHN PYLE.
JOSEPH PYLE.
Executors.
nov4t:
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
A T the Voshell House in Che^tertown,
Maryland,
TUESDAY, the 10th Day of NOVEMBER,
1874, at 12 o'clock, M.
By consent ol all parties inters ted. the fol
lowing valu.» b o Keil Estate, in Kent county.
Maryland.
1. The HOME FARM, on which Mr, John
F. Newman resides, contaiiiug 255 acres,
more or le»s—within n mile or two ofChester
vllle and Lambson »latio.i on the Kent Co.K.
R. Tno buildings and improvements are
good, commodious and ample. Fencing
good, aud the Und, f«»r productiveness, un
surpassed iu Kent County. Air, Newman
will take plcasuu in showing the premise»
to whoever mav ....
2 The PARKER FARM, near Millington,
contains 2**1 acre», and i» on the main road
between Millington and Massey's R, R *—•
tion. ihe land is tine and productive,
out-buildings are in flue condition. Both
farm3 have orchardaof reasonable extent and
fine lruit. There is a «V» acre wood lot a tew
inilea distant from the Home Farm, for »ale.
THE ThRMS APkF-èlü 000 at the time of
sale or within Ob days: balance in 12 and 18
mo^tb». Tbe ca«h payment to be arportion
ed axone the different parcels of land sold.
A O- WOODAoL.TnusTiK.
Geo. Vieker*,
II. Hrrg(n,
II.
'ihe
Alt Ornera for tha parlier.
Cct2C-2awts
TBIBD EDITION.
GENERAL NEWS.
From South Carolina, there ia nothing da*
Anita regarding the choice of Uovernor. The
Oonaervatlvee have {probably canted tWfl a
CODgreaelanal dlalriota.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Conductor,
now in aeaaion nl Baltimore. Naarly ail
railroad, in the country nr, reprenantad.
The proceeding, are aecret.
The Supreme Court of the Coited State,
haa uow before It the cue of tha State of
Maryland agaluat the Baltimore and Ohio
Rrilroad, iuvolviug the queatioa whether
tha Company shall pay in gold or currency
theiulcrcat on a loan from the State.
Blinding Snow Storm—Naviga
tion Impeded.
Buffalo, Oct. 8.—The propr
New York and a tow of five ba
aller
arges
which left hero yesterday morniug,
when near Long Point, were compelled
turn back on account of a blinding
snow storm. This morning the entire
six vessels went ashore near Point
Abcno, most of them high and dry,
and cannot be reached with a line
from any tug. The vessels were most
ly laden with appless. The weather
was so thick as to hinder navigation.
Bask Ball.—A t tho Schuetzen Park,
yesterday afternoon, a match game of
base ball was played between the J. D.
Shibo club of Philadelphia, and tho
Quickstep club, of this city. The cool
weather prevented a very great display
of fine playing, and the game, at first,
was very interesting. Towards tho last
it grew close and exciting, and ten in
nings were necessary to decide the re
sult, the Shibe winning by one run. Be
low is the score.
Innings, 12345C78U10
Quickstep,» 50 10 20031 0—21
J. D. Shibe, 4 C302 0420 1—22
The Umpire, A. Keesendorf, of Phila
delphia,becam a very unsatisfactory !at
the end of the seventh inning, and was
succeded by Tho3. Mullan, Jr. of tho
Quicksteps.
A match game of base ball was played
on the McDowlellvilo grounds yesterday
afternoon between the Young America
and P. D. B. B. C., resulting in favor of
the Young Amorica by a score of 29 to 1$.
Pol .ice Cases.—S olomon Lewis.who
voted illegally in tho Tenth Ward,yes
terday was held to bail in tho sum of
*300, for appearance at Court. The
Mayor lias not yet heard the other el
ection cases.
One case of drunkenness was fined
fifty cents and costs.
Ladle* Wl*nin«r to t'urchaia a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. 1 18 Market Street,Wil
mington, Del., and »ec one of the nicest Fami
ly Sewing Machines in the world- It has no
equal ; it sews from the thickest to Uie thlnest
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity, durability, light
running, and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and »ell-settiug needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment, or a libérai
discount off for ca»h. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get tho
light running New American.
71« Market St. Wilmington,
iy7J*wlv J. 11. PRIMROSE.
.Del.
Axent.
AMUSEMENTS.
QPERA HOUSE,
Monday, Novembsr 9th,
V. E. BEAMKR.
Manager
FOR ONE NIGUT ONLY.
The world renowned Comedian
JT. HL. EMMET,
creation of
In hid
"FRITZ,
» 9
OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
Supported by u full and complete Dramatic
Company.
Box ßheet now now open for aale of Re
served Seats at Boughman. Thomas« Co. a.
Booksellers and Stationers' Store
RESERVED SEATS
ADMISSION.
.76 or 1 CO
f or 75 eta
According to location
oct.3l fc.t.w.f m.
Delaware Institute
—OF—
MECHANIC ART8.
The First Annual Exhibition of the Delà*
Inititute of Mechanic Art* will open
wure
On Saturday Evening. Oct*24ffY.
At 0 o'clock.
in the new building of James Bradford. Eaq •
COR. OF THIRD AND KING STREBTE. I
«rOpen dut y (except Sunday) from9 a. m.
to 10 o'clock, P. M.
Turks or Aduibsio* ;
EXHIBITOR'S TICKET (SEASON) *1.00
EACH, (not tn.naferjblo, aul ia ued only ta
exhibitors.
SINGLE A OMISSION.
CHILI,KEN (under 15 years.
.45 CENTS.
IS CENTS.
Sunday school», publio and private school»,
coming in a body, in day time, lO cents p«r
head.
Package of »lx tickets for Tickets
for sale at the door. oc24tf
JJA8 EVERYBODY 8EEN
THE NEW WEED SEWING MACHINE
At the Fair ?
If not, don't fail to do so.
The attention of manufacturers of cloth
and Leather goods, and of all who need Sew
ing Machines for heavy work is especially In
vued to see thl, new candidate for favor.
It i, confidently believed that the «implicit?
end »trot gth oi this Machine will convince
every one at eight, that it i,
THE MACHINE.
AN AGENT FOR THIS CITY AND VI
CINITY IS WANTED.
K. M. Woodward
Apply to C. G. Frick
at the Fair, or Cor. Seventh and French St*.
WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Of Hartford. Conn.
novU-2
CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES*
Second St.« 9 doors Weit of Market
The undersigned respectfully Informs
his friends and the publio that he haa
on hand a large aud well »elected stock
of SPRING AND SUM MER BOOTS,
SHOES and GAITERS, suitable lor Ladies.
Gentlemen, Misse« and Children, which are
manufactured from the best material and made
in the best manner, and will be sold a» low as
the »ame article can bo obtained in tlila or
any other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying
at my btoro will have the advanuce of a large
and varied assortment from whiob to select a
fashionable and un it fitting boot or shoe. The
publio ura cordially invited to call and «X
KftliS 8t00k "joÙM K.'bÄbCOÖK^
suyil-H
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