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WILMINGTON, DEL., MONDAY, JANUARY 18.1875.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins,
Wilmer Atkinson,
Francia C. Ferris.
■Second Page.
: p~ pur Terms,
Thu Legislature will begin its balloting,
now, fur l' S. Senator. Mr. Bayard is tho
connection with tho place
lie will most probably ho cLohoii
! I m each House.
id i
lv per
tho liest
LI. TROUPE,
the Juck and Jill
ocond visit to Wil
IF.TUUN
in Wednesday evening no
troupe pay their
id will give
performance at tho
I, . ru House. Since lust here tho troupe h
,.„n re organized, and it now claims to he the
,I. ,.„f and most attractive pantomime compai
, il..- I toted Slates. Tho .Ice Family and nur
their soi
•y
special
is oil
ill
iinpauv
rolling, Buckley's Heronadors, a
tho Opera Hi
baud, give a
. They claim
minstrol troupe iu the
original p
inly welcomed i
) l"' , i
me They lmv
heel
mai».'' large citi
.Sheriff SaloN.
AN IMMENSE
>N rtVITill
sold at tho Delaware House,
rday. through Taos. M. Ogle, a list of
as follows :
Sheriff Lamb
Property of E
dine Johnson,
street, botw
tlio West
Ninth and
, Esq., for tho Star
mi« of Winds
'hurles R. Ia
T.-i.th, to
$910.
, i..perty of Ellen Guv, adjoining the above,
the Star Loau, for $1,000.
, f'
Property of William Craig,
lOtt H
I, also for the Star 1 a
P roperty of William ('lark, i
lit-.I, containing 95 acres an
.li-D'iiiiuh Underwood, for $6,050. Several years
side of
Ninth and Tonth, to the
, for $715.
Christiana Hun
1 37 porches,
til«
it, betw
IS«'
Mr. ('lurk purchased this tract for about
ï In.000.
Property «>f Lizzie J. Wright,on Maryland Av
ail- Seventh Avenue, consisting of a
on house and nearly four acres of land,
for the Mutual Loan Associ
to a mortgage of $7,500
Property of Edmund (J. Springer,
urn th side of Fourth street between Adams and
, lot 105x164 feet, and house thereon, to
. for tho Mutual Loan, for $50, subject
I wo $2500
Property of Absalom Davis, consisting of a lot
Walnut street, Newport, to Audrew
, for $510. This sale was made for the
of having a title adjusted.
Property of Geo. R. Townsend, consisting of
85 and 86 acres in Brandywine Huu
usond, for $4,550, subject
a mortgage. This property
• sold by Mr. Townsend, subject to
1 was re-purchased by him in order
the said mortgage
opurty of Joseph B.okia, a throe story brick
.0. on a lot 20x63 feet, on tho west side of
Fifth and Sixth, to Ellen
unci-, for $375, subject to a mortgage.
mi. for
the
Hi
ortgages.
• li« tl. tu Geo. R. T
it
all street, botw«*
'll
111K HUMMER BE/
I'lie skating at tho Arctic Park for the past
'■. k Ims been everything that could bo de
•d.
-iud a l.
• who look
Rut th
•o practi
Ü
•1, ï
Will bo quite
by
Messrs.
o
.using
for thei
The io
thick aud tho bust
:i gathered for several years -in
-liiiio, equal to Bostou ice. The
to
thut h.
:
nearly f.
I
lit. Tho store house
diti«
and when fully completed about 7,060 t«
all
Jay
:
o I
wdl hold
5,00(1 tons,
. It
large blocks aud pushed
through a kind of canal made
tlio
. where it is again cut into blocks
:i l»v 'j2 melius, hoisted by two moelunos tech
nically called "£igs," worked by In
and wl.t-n shot tu the house is closely
pact l v packed away in blocks. The
week ago, and will roquire another
fully complete the
*1 night,
•ige of the favorable weather.
s are filling thoir
.th .side of the Ur
also taking advau
Messrs. Walton
\ J
■o ho
the
drw
,1'usey Sc Rico have
id Uraudywino.
than half
fear for tho
the Shell])
ud eight hotis
)s ville
nil,
1 there h
v IU
led.
IT MARSH Al.l.TuN
The strike of the employees of J. Marshull .t
reduc
firm and
< ». hi Marshaliton ami Newport, is
the men having finally acceded to u
*»•"• in wages insisted upon by tli
w»rk began again, this
H-*- Marshaliton Mill will commence running
» few days. Those mills will both
night ï he fir
ul
«»ruing,
day and
having tlio ussmunco of stea«lv
:
rite
< mill at Newport will bo completed
ninth, and will be put iuopon
ro'ls added to tho Newport mills
, and will roll a wider sheet of
yin the country, exoopt
,
46
m hes long,
Ilia
t
I'Hlnlmi-g.
Tlio ICaili
id Wi
A DEMAND UFC
BB1F.K RUT
EXPRESSIVE
ers in reference
Ma
tho war botw«
the
Vuhmngton A Reading and Reading A Lehigh
It ulroal companies remained iu stain quo until
V'storday, says th. Reading Tinws of Saturday,
m lieu there was anoth%- slight ripple upon the
surface. A demand was made by the President
"I the Wilmington A Reading Railroad upon
President Baer for a surrender of tlio Reading A
I-' high Railroad, and all its appnrtenauc
the 25tli of this month. This ut
ul did not
unnerve tho Reading A Lehigh Prosi
tho least, but calmly and deliberately ho
made tho following reply : " If you have a
greater force than 1 have, come and take it."
timo the combatting Presidents will'
of events, aud
!-•
l util tl
probably quietly
then wo will
-ait tho c<
what wo will see.
< >ii tho 9th instant, four fishermen left Canar
"»«•. L. I., to gather clams, and last Wednesday
•>* thorn were found frozen to death, while
: he others had their bauds and feet frozen, and
"* ro nearly famished. The
wm* colored.
who perished
Mrs. Susanna Bowling died at Baltimore on
Saturday, from taking belladonna, which had
'fen purchased of a druggist for syrup of senna,
There is a rumor that tho Democrats and Cou
Hopublicans of the Massachusetts
may unite on John Quincy Adams
or United States Senator. Tho friends of
•o expected to devulopo equal
l they are equally «loterminod.
hervattve
l'Cgislature
I
strength
lu tho U. H. Senate
Saturday. Mr. Schurz'
roHolutiou wan discussed until adjourn
"»••lit. Tho House was uot in session.
I'he.Legislature of Rhode Island
I rovidence to-morrow, ami resume the balloting
i'*r a (Tinted States Senator to succeod Sprague,
suspended by the adjournment in
General Frank M. Cockrell was nominated for
i. mted States Senator by tho Democratic
ï, tl,n Missouri Legislature on Saturday night.
He received 83 votes to 25 for Pholp-. 9*fur Rey
nolds, 3 fur Norton and 1 for Shields.
Michael Murphy and his thr
fatally frozen
n
which
May last.
children were
_ Niagara, Oiita
rrulay night. Tlio eldest child, a hey,
Saturday morning, Murphy and his little
»augüter il,e,l »i uooll the oilier child
lot expected to live.
their house
died
FIRST EDITION.
THE GREAT TRIAL.
OUR NEW-YORK LETTERS;.
TERKIIII.K wi
NEH« MOULTON— A P OT0ÜRAFH
MANNER —
V—
WAUMINU
fijn-rial Corresponde
P—MUSIC AHEAD.
of the Comii
New Yohk, Jan. 16.
Beyond the complete stenographic reports, tho
leading newspaper descripti
amazingly incorrect, and often unfairly colored.
There are various good reasons why this i
One i
rial.
of tho Trial
•apacity to properly describe, and of
this failing 1 could give many instances taken
fro.« the Trib
und Herald. A different
r. induces a distortion
lis-col
ho turned to the
oriug of
discredit of party, counsel, and witnesses. The
Tribune does this for
tho other. The T
has b
I |irup
ry detail that c
side, the Herald for
es, for tho last
splendidly uou-committal.
to dwell somowhat, iu this lottor,
TUE TKRU1BLI
WITNESS,
Frank 1). Moulton. Closing with tho adjourn
ling, lie lias __
tho witness stand throe days, anil will probably
days longer, c
if yesterday
occupy it
nation included. It is hero that I llrst
-exami
liiin,
and 1 have not the remotest personal interest in
belonging
through
. Hero however, I have
watched and studied him with protracted scruti
ny, and aH I have
him justice, I
count of him i
him,
any
belonging
any
any uoticothat does
'•1 it now. The ac
isa high
specimen of tho genius for calmny by which
the nroBOtit management of that journal makes
all tho formel achievements of tho raco, in the
same line, simply contemptible. The attompt Is
belittle him. Ho is, however, undeniably
of tho most remarkable men iu this very r
able conjunction of men, and well able, appar
ently, in his own native strength, to cope with
the strongest and best trained of them all He is
a tall, strongly-built
Roman Emperor I tliink the
going to do
yesterday's Trib
rornark
, with a head fit for a
MORT MAHCULI
I
. It matches well in size the colossal
heads of tho parties to tho suit, while contrast
ing strongly with both of them by its command
ing masculinity. The nose is of the most prom
Romau typo,angular,not curved or hooked,
«I tho strength of tho massive jaw and chin is
entirely disclosed by tho razor, but the character
of the mouth is concealed by an enormous and
swooping moustache.
To have this man's picture, however, you
must consider his big head further enlarged by
a thick intractable shock of hair, of peculiar
dark sorrel shade, or yellowish brown which ha»
idontly boon given up by tlio harbors. It is
a Load of hair that would drive any barber mad,
that no wife would venture to oomh with a
three-legged Btool.
a very special souso that of a
gentleman; faultlessly elegant, yet without the
»test suggestion of a fashion plate or of a
tailor. His manners are of the same type; abso
lutely at ease and freo iu posture, movement and
speech. His voice is very strong and masculine,
yet not harsh; his language and pronunciation
:hosoof well educated society, not of a finical
school. Ills absolute self-possession bespeaks
tho perfection of clear head, strong will, and
night forward meaning.
Now, if
all along, about Boochor, what a dramatic
he must bo to have
would h
the story
inferior. I have
tell-. Shakspc
throughout, suspended my
along, upon the result of Moulton's
iiiatiou. It would be premature to foreshadow
that result mow. Rut perhaps it i
prepare myself and you for it by confessing that
the prospect is disheartening. If I
Evarta, with all his powers, I should
struggle. But the
which have broken from tho great lawyer
rouses more and more to the fray, and tho storm
gathers blacker on liiH brow, forewarn us of
conclusion, all
Mr.
dread the
icasional portents of it
he
)N THE TEUUI1ILE WITNESS.
A TERRIBLE ATTACK
oomes off victorious from that
shaking Moulton's
If Mr. E
encounter, if ho succeeds i
testimony and his credibility with tho jury, lie
a forensic victory never to he for
gotten by tlio generations of lawy
If lie fails hero, however, there will
other chance, for eloqueuco to
story as with a flood. But
himself, it sooms at present
Evarts might as woll dash against the tbwor of
tlio Brooklyn bridge. Wo shall
I suppose it is weil understood, however, that
tho cbiof reliance of tho defence is on the four
«f lying that Moulton professoa to have
done for Mr. Bocehor's protection. They will
him unworthy of credit
ill have w
to come.
1 remain
witness
though Mr.
for tL
argue that this prov
when he professes to tell tho trutiu
REASONING.
CURIOUS Cl
if Mr. Moulton has lied for Mr. Beochor he i
certainly tolling tho tiuth
he admits that, ho has lied tor M. Beecher ;
telling the truth
concisely, if ho has
fore, lie is lying now. If ho tells the truth
lie lied before. But he says that ho lied before;
therefore ho does not toll the truth now. If a
man says, "I lio," does ho lio or tell the truth V
Both : for if ho Iios ho tells tho truth, aud if he
tells the truth lio lios. It is well calculated to
befog a jury.
Mr. E
against him. But
against
lied be
him. Or,
•y irritable gentleman,
tach, and all the coun
well
o ho professionally pugnacious for
sakos, regardless of
cossity. Half the
of evidence result in
in manifesting a suhstan
Mr. He
after all,
suis
points of law for their
any apparent advantage
coiitosts over principle
nothing whatever,
rial agreement that existed at first. I
lied that if poets had not been made before law
yers, they never would have ongroHsed to them
selves the title of irritabile genus. But Fuller
ton is
A MASTERLY EXAMINER.
His question is lucid, torse, precise, and that
tho first timo, without any boggling, or shifting
trying length; and put with the
quiet, ImiiiosB-liko, clear enunciation, that
makes a clear understanding with tho dullest wit
,'itahlo. He has uot yet showed
rituess. Evarts has
will he music when all these
Delaware.
dii,
of
ness almost i
his teeth, in hostility to
already intimated; his aggression
xpectedlv 'fierce and formidable. The
of Beach. Thei
Lull-dogs get
ï
it.
WUNlitng ton.
One of tho saddest phases of Washington life,
daily present
large hotels.
»rightly printed Star,
eo lunch tables of «
daily gathered, with a greed be
, aim which debars all that polite
eating table,
life lias been
;s tlie h
the fr
Here
gutton of w
)ss so becoming to any
whose mission
the uncertainties of
- - !
defe
1 politics, and whoso names, though once
great, have sunk into obscurity iu the rapid
changes of our system of government.
general and tlio statesman of yesterday comes
the bar room and surreptitiously seek
food which is intended for regular custom
mi they who once looked upon the barkeep
a low-lived individual now approach him
obsequiously, and leave him sneakiugly when lie
«letectH them in the act of pocketing the crack
d cheese.
tl
lOcoiioinlttt.
Webdc
at tho As tor that Webster, wishing
morning, put his hand iu
find it empty. Ho declared
of his
It w
buy a newspaper
liin pocket only
that ho had not a p
satellites said, "Yo
hier ; I si
were going to bed last night
up half an hour y
it." "I rather think that's
lively, "1 did have a $100 bill,I
der what I could have
«f have given it to the hoy who
five minutes ago." And that
iy, whereupon
must ho mistaken, Wob
you
' could hardly have
answered
have a $100 hill just
lx
*T
Daniel telle
i'O Iwc
By Jupiter, 1
blacked my ho*
with it !
» I'roHtrate ' lioulwlana!
Three colored wood cutters wont into camp
about six miles from Clinton, Louisiana, on Fn
«lav evening, when a party of mounted whites
visited them and offered to "buy their shingles.''
Aftpr a few words one of the whites pulled
*1 shot two of tho blacks doad
the spot. The other escaped and gave the
alarm. Kvidouce elicited at tho Coroner's iu
nuust indicated that a man named:Lawson
liluuut was tho murderer, and a Sheriff's poBBe
has gone in search of him.
out
revolver.
State at «'hin.
Soaford is agitating Local Option.
Capfc. W. P. Orr in tho
Mayor of Lewi»«.
Col. VV. H. Cannon, of Beaford, woiglih 355
pound«.
It is «aid that a prize tight will take plac
Heaford next week.
Smyrna iu anticipating
Hayes Quartotto.
The granaries in Sussex confie
treasure« into New York.
early visit fre
the
r their
top
Oflicor Wheolau,
of the p -I
a little child, yesterday, from « arlet fever.
Moorton is proud of its public schools,
probably the only village iu the Rate that is.
Tho friends of the enterprise are expecting
State aid for the proposed Seal, rd and George
town II. It.
oflicers, lost
Dover has musioalos fornt x- Thursday
Friday which promise to bo the best
In tho town.
John Spri
died
brief illuess.
• Smyrna wante
to deepen Smyrna Creek and make i
for largo vobboIh.
On the llrst of tho year tho Maryland
aware Railroad reduced thoir passage
35 to 25 cents between stations.
id
given
, grocer at Cth .V Lombard Sts.,
Saturday night from pneumonia, after a
appropriation from Congress
..id Del
os from
Mollie, infant daughter of Jas. W. K. Phillips,
night last week.
of Heaford, died of croup,
whilst her parents
asleep.
John 8. Crouch has been appointed Notary
Puhlio for the Citizens' National Bank at Middle
town, vice James B. Clarkson, resigued.
willing to take
the local
1 obtained $12.75
A Sussex fai
$4 for a calf which he had offered i
markot, sentit to Now York
net.
Thos. Lumb and W. R. Martin have dissolved
their school partnership at Milford. Mr. Lv
will continue the school with Mr. Martin ••*■
sis tant.
The Milford Neiss thinks that the convenience
of the Now York markot will stimulate production
among the farmers down the Htate, tl
season.
coming
Tho meeting of the Association for Moral Re
form of the State of Delaware, will he held in
to-morrow, iu
iili tlo
Dover
Temporance meeting.
It is reported that the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company will carry peaches to New York
next season for fifteen coûte per
tion of not loss than
half.
Wm. Ward, of Bridgeville, who first injured
his foot, in playing haso ball and subsequently
by dropping an iron weight upon it, has had '•
undergo the amputation of the member.
Tho farmers of School District No. 40, Milford
Hundred, have organized a Library Association.
They have now seventy-live volumes and expect
to iucrease the number considerably in a short
A successful protracted meeting ii
church at St. Georges has resulted i
tiou of twenty probationers. Extra
oIho being held in the Presbyterian church, same
place.
A couple down tho State who were about to ho
married grew faint of heart as they wore about
ho ushered into the
be made
postponed.
Altogether, from 1866 to 1874, there have
lyrna Lauding tlio
<1 the value $314,
650 tons aud the
the M. E.
i the adth
_ »hero they
, aud the nuptials were indefinitely
been 18 vessels built
:e of which is 5,545,
009. Tho largest vessel
smallest 50.
Sm
The Milford Fruit Growers think peach cul
liululled p
1873, and tl
ture has increased
Sussex county
would enable tho Junction
B&ilroad to ship 1,000,000 baskets.
Wingate Betts was found doad i
Whiteleyshurg,
he had been on a drinking carousal to the
"burg," aud separating from them because of a
drunken disagreement about which way to pro
ceed, ho wont off to himself and sat down under
peach troo, whore he froze to death.
The Dover Sentinel says the clock in the tow
of the Court House is a failure, so far as the
is concerned, and cannot bo hoard above
Lockermau street. The boll is no doubt a very
good one, aud if had been hung in an l
open cupola above the clock, it could he heard |
probably twice op far as from the position ii ik
occupies.
a full crop
d Breakwater
peach
;ently. With his
Obiiuary.
JTENANT A.
Lieutenant Albert V. Amet, of the 7th Regi
meut of Infantry, died at Fort Shaw, M. T.
consumption,
lamented officer
of
the 16th of December. This
horn at Lexington, Lafay
tbe 16th of March,
the Robell
county, Missouri,
ved during the
1844. He
ion with credit and honor, enlisting
soldier in tho 8th Illinois Cavalry, aud leaving
the volunteer service
of the
First L
17th Illinois Cavalry, iu December. 1865. Soon
after leaving the voluuteor
hospital steward in tho regular army, where by
honest integrity, aud uniform gooii conduct, ho
character that h» w
de
laiuod such
a lieutenancy and assigne'!
the 1 7lh
Infantry iu July, 1872. From sev.-io exposure
last Spring, while on route for Carroll. M. T.,
he contracted tho disease that has terminated
fatally.
He leaves a widow
to lament his loss. Lioutenant Amet w
merly a resident of Camden, Kent county, this
State, and was a son-in-law of the Lite Thomas
Simpson of that place. An official order
the deceased offic
d three ymiug childr
for
I.
plimentary
sued from tho headquarters of the Military Dis
trict of Moutana.
Ollio Lynch Law.
taken from jul
Urh
G. W. Allen
Ohio, yosterday morning, and ha: l d by a un
of about forty masked men. They allowed hi
few minutes for prayer before tying him up.
charged with a felonious a.v mit upon a
girl of nine years, from tho effects ui which she
is not likely to recover.
•1»
He
It is not believed Congress will ta' ? final action
for the
tlio hill providing a
District of Columbia, hut
sent government by Commissiono: with such
legislation as the District finances may require.
iue the pre
Tlio Reservoir Commission 'of Massachusetts
fewerf tli un 57 unsafe
report that there
reservoirs aud dams in that State.
Hon. C. F. Evans was unanimoti lv nominated
for Mayor of Reading by thejllepul .
city on Saturilay evening.
of that
ieattus.
! Hr
SPRINGER-Iu this city
residence, Sixth and Lombard st .ee
Springer In the 88th year of his age.
Friends of the family ;
atund bis funeral
A.U.
, Jno. M.
respectfully Invited tc
the 20 th Inst., at lux- o'clock
guwmismiuts.
T7*OR ÖALK CHEAP — A LOT OF CE
J? DAR Posts, 2 in. oak plank, ami yellow pine
flooring.
WM. II BILL ANY,
Market Street, Wilmington.
S KATES, SKATES, N* W YORK CLU
and Monitor and various other s»yles. Ska e
d plates, buckles and keys, .or sale.
WM. H. BILL AN Y,
814 Market Street, Wilmington.
Btrapa
H FOULK OFFERS HTS «*ER
copying, Posting Books, making out
716 WEST
Wilmington, Del.
L .VICES
«I collectln, bills, Ac.
ST.,
Janl8 si*
VTOTICE.—IMPORTANT TO BLACK
SMITHS—One of the greatest discoveries of
the age. Where a Blacksmith c
without the danger of spoldug the ate
beatln,
Jnqu
pound,
- , !
Weld C
by ove
Célébra' ed Wei hug O
g, and very slmpU
lire for Houser's
the Irou Stoic
D. U. KFNl' A CO.
Wilmington M>-1.
Janl8,imof
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
SMALL FIGURED LI UT PRINTS,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS.
E. LARKIN'S,
NO. 6 EAST SECOND STREET.
febl8-tf
SECOND EDITION.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Grace Sunday School netted $160. from the
Martha Washington «upper.
M. deK. Smith, of Chobtortown,iH tho adminis
trator in Maryland of John Alston, late of Mid
dletown, deceased.
Tho Friend«' Social Lyceum, thin evening.
Next week, the consideration of Longfellow and
hi« work« will bo tho «pecial feature.
Tho wagoH of tho track
Del. Hail itoad 1
for nine hour« to $1.00 for ten hour«.
the Penu'a A
been roduoed from $1.00
Mary A. Hkirvan, of Kent county, Md., h
been appointed guardian tc the infant childi
of the fate John S. Konnard, of this city.
Reynolds A Co.'s catalogue contains desorip
desirahle properties in this city.
Call and get a copy and examine it before buy
ing elsewhere.
Mr. Almond Barrelle i
r the special agent
iu this city for tho Now Y'ork Life Instil
large polici
Company, and is placing
amongst
A good fruit year is predicted by tho oldest
account of the abundance of
pon the trees. They say it effectually re
tards the swelling of the fruit buds until the dan
ger from frost i
soild
fruit grow
The McL
against tho estate of Jno. McL
notified by tho U. S. Court to have them proven
they cannot be
Estate.—P ersons having claims
deceased.
loss they do
at once f
paid.
at the City Hall eells,
Saturday night
sought shelter at tho gas-houso.
.-The lodg
last night, numbered 24 and
27. Fifty
Seventy-live took breakfast, this morning, at tho
table of Mrs. Bradford.
tits' institute.—D r. A. JI Grimshaw
• afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
will lecture
before the Teachers' Institute, in Puhlio School
No. 1, (third story.) Tho public will he welcome,
and thoir attendance is invited.
Revenue Cu -
ilton, Capt. Hamlin, i
cutter Ham
wiuter cruise of thr
tho Delaware and Chesapeake hays,
the object being to relieve such vessels in dis
may he found between tho Dolawaro
.—The
Breakwater and Norfolk.
Colored People's Educational Meetino.—
Tho adjourned meeting of the colored people to
express their sense relative to being taxed for
tho support of schools will bo held at tho hall,
9th and French streets, this evening, when the
resolutions reported at tho provious meeting
will ho considered.
. Anniversary —Washington Lodge, No. 1, K.
of P., will celebrate its 7th anniversary, this
evening. A full litoiary programme has bcon
arranged, included in which are numerous Bongs
and roadings. Edwin Hirst will present an his
torical sketch of tho Lodge.
» Meetings.—P rotracted meetings
ion, Asbury,
'ROTRAC
being held nightly i
St. Paul's and Scott M. E. churches. Tl
extraordinary interest, hut corn*
reported almost nightly at tlio three first named
places. Tho attendance at them all was
large, last night.
F/
The fust freight line
York
Line
the Dolawaro Railroad to X
to bo doing a good basinets. It w
boon started in competition with tho Old Domin
ion steamship line, aud the far
leged competition greatly to thoir advantage
both in «puck timo and cheap freight.
-I
find tho al
Tbbb&teneii SilooriN.i Of CosmjCTou U*p
rersett.—O ne dav last week, Conductor Ilap
porsett, of tho Wilmington nn*l Reading Hait
road, put a man off his train for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct at F rout and Penn streets,
Reading. The man flourished a pistol
threatened to shoot the Conductor,
.iFiu Hen.—J oseph Broomal, a hoot and
Auburn,
outrivals that
A P
shoemaker
has a lien th
which laid
day she laid
eggs
the W. A W. R. R ,
of Grimos'
<1 Hun
king «lay
egg every
wo. Mr. Broomal'« ht
id w
Sunday, b
realized
laid
lulerstund he
wliothor
have not
Saturday last,
looking for throe
his expectations have b
informed .
I
«I
id subse
tho
id ho would fulfil his threat wl
quently
train passed Cold Run Station. The
subsequently arrested and locked up.
!RTY. — L. W. Stidham A
Saturday,
■ 1
Sal
Son ma«le sales of city property,
follows :
For George Bowers, tlio property at 231 Mar
ket street, entemling buck to Slupiey, to William
Bright, for $10.850.
For Betij
13th and French streets
for $1,205. Some time ago this
was sold for $700, hut the Court refusing to
firm the sale for
sold.
(
Nields, Trustee, the
George
>porty at
Dorsey
property
V.
lmd to 1
reason
The JlissisMip 1*
Tho " Commission of Engineers on the Allu
vial Basin of tho Mississippi," will send thoir
port to the President to-day. They reconnu
immediate appropriation of $2,500,000 for tho
pended
, $500,000 iu Arkansas, and $500,000
iu Mississippi. A permanent system of reclama
tion, they say, will require at least $46,000,000.
ud
I r
repair of tho levees, $1,500,000
m of tlio Republican
It was decided
Sonators on Saturday morning that tho debate
the Louisiana resolution should clos
day, in order to procood with tho appropriation
bills on Monday.
Representatives G. F. Hoar, Frye and Wheol
, of tho Committee on Southern Affairs, will
for New Orleans to-night, for tho purpose
of taking additional testimohy iu the Louisiana
matter.
t
Rev. F. W. Adams was consecrated Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Now t Mexi
co and Arizona yosterday, at New Orleans.
Tho fomalo operativ
held a meeting
to strike
the resolution
Merchants', Grauito and Crescent Mills.
Fall Riv
Saturday night, and resolved
-day. Thoy subsequently modified
confine tho strike
til
o in Washiug
; and a prominent Kopublic
admitted
Louisiana, i
Piuclihack is expected
Senator says lie will he
United States Senator fi
ance with the recent determination of tho
cord
very cold iu the Nortli
Fort Fotterman,
fro;
d that a spirit thormomotor
The woath
. A telegr
urday, reported that tho mercury
the thermometer,
registered 45 degr
Bat
fr
TO MY PATRONS
1867
1875
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
> express my unfeigned gratitude
patronage I have received during
d to say that I
of Insurant
d at current rate
the authorized Agent «>f Com pu
ff her country,
those who are
1 desire hereby
for the very liber
the past eight years,
to place any
ved plans, a
d to
' P
companies
} iu this (.
to represent
ï
the noilcy, but
cut or losses,
my agency
tbe
Î of
only fair
the adjuslmeiu
d settle
The cap'tal
r amounts
Sfuun
Dollars, over Fifty of whic
to over Sixty
assets, mid
d reliable «
represented by the following
ompaules :
F
strong
Manhattan Life Insurance Co , N. Y.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., of
Iondon.
Royal Canad
Home Insurance Company
Fire Association of Phila
Hanover Fire Insurance C«
German American Insurau
National Fire Insurance tv
Glenn's Falls Insurance (\
Merchants' Insurance Co.. New
Fairllehl Insurance C*
Insurau
Insurance Co., Montreal, Canada.
N. Y.
delphla.
New York.
<'o., New York.
Hartford. Cc
Glenn's Falls, N. Y.
, N. J.
South Norwalk, c
Co., N. O.
Co., N. Y.
Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio.
West Chester I
Allemauia Insurance Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
1 uIho desire particularly to call your at tentioi to
ur term policies on Dwellings, which we
Mutual Companies.
Hoping by a dose attention to business to receive
a continuance of your patronage, I
Yonre Truly,
Til*'MAS F. PLUMMER,
WILMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY
602 MARKaT STREET. (C1.4Y
th*
Jan2-ly
WILMINOTON, DE
lers by mall will receive prompt attention.
P otatoes and apples con
stantly' o • hand, at wholesale, at 318 King
St eet. Signed,
Janll,19tof*
WILLIAM WEBBER.
2Rtt' ^amusements.
G jjfiO W. BUSH & SON, BY THE USE
r OK Til Kill FAT»-NT HUMPING WAGON PUT COAI.
$5
65 NUT, *6.35 STOVE COM«,
«crooned and deliver« d by
WM. J. BROWN,
of Market Street Bridge.
feb!8-lyof
ENTERPRISE COAL !
een « lu uted iu laying
, should g<
in their
id buy a
Persona who tmv
Winter supply of c
ton or two of tho Fuierprisc, as many nave
done, till« will help you through the Winter
GOOD FIRES MAKE CHEERFUL HOMES.
F<
Office, Orange Htreot and Railroad.
aprl9-lyof
000,000
* GEO. 8. GRUBB, BROKER,
All Rinds of Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold _
Commission. Any amount of money raised on pro
per security. Promlssorv notes a specialty.
feblO-ly
FJUIE MECHANICS' HAVINGS RANK,
NO. 4 WEST THUD HTRKBT
Six per cent. Interest. Open Tuesday Ain 1 Satur
day evenings, and every day A. H. Grimshaw,
Treas. J. i J . Wale«, M. I)., Pros't, John F. Miller,
Jo27-tf
' i.-i k.
ELAYVARE RAILROAD BONDS.
I)
Person« holding Bonds of this Co npany falling
me exchanged
n allowance of
due July
lave the
t, 187»,
Issue, free of charge,
for
2% per tea*, dlffereu e, provided
before the 16th instant, by calling
K. R. ROBINSON A LO.,
BANKERS,
Foumu and Market Stkkkth, Wii.mi:;ut,k, Del.
jyjERKX'K, JOHNSON & CO ,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Sixth and Ma -k tSts., Wilminoton. Dei..
WASTED
200 SHARES DELA WARF. RAILROAD STOCK.
NEW YORK AND PIIILADA. STOCKS BOUGHT
AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
OUR SPECIALTY.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly «luring
the day.
Kve-y facility afforded for pers
or Invest In Stocks, Bonds,
ï desiring to «teal
Gold.
Junl.ly
Hew
air 7 -agents PROFITS PER
©•J « •VJY/ week. Will pr<
f oo. Now artie'es Ju t patented.
forfeit
Sample« sent
W. H. CH1DESTKK,
267 Broadway, New York.
free to nil. Addie
jaul 1
T11E CHRISTIAN, A LARGE
Tllvc
; faintly paper, fn 1 of Ht
Sectarianism, politic-*,
orl'-B
pills, puff«,
sol
. only 7» eeii
lens before y
. AgOl: I «
ts a ye
forget it ! Splendid
;e*l everywhere. Big
i. 11ASTIN
for s «per
Map pie
S ttfs Wash'
la Pa.
issious pa *1
Muss., 60s i rch St, Pli
Hon*
Jaul
AYE YOU TRIED
H
JUKUBEBA
WEAK, NBRVOÜB, OR DEBILITATED7
You so Languid that any exertion require«
than you feel capable of making?
'SKUA, the wonderful tonic ami In.
irictally
eir
■»ï
;Y Ju
TllEI
vlgorai
Mve
he «
is vital foi
eh stimulates^for a
H11
to imp
aico
short time, only
depth of
directly
• appetizer,
o lot the sufferer
It is a vegetable tonic acting
IBTfcS
<1 spleen.
It regulate« the bowels, quit
gives «ucit a lisait:.y tone to the
the nerves,
(hole system
Invalid feel like? a new person.
Its operation Is not violent,but is characterized by
great gentleness; the patient experience«
change, no marked results, but gradually hl« tr<
:
to
make
idea
" Fold their teals, like the Arabs,
And silently «teal away."
d untried discovery,but has been
lerful remedial result«, and Is
i medical authorities, "
alterative known."
Tili« I«
long
most powerful ton:
A«k your «Irdgcis? for it.
For
Jaull
, with w
cd by the highc
by J'JilN>ON, HOLLOWAY A CO..
Philadelphia P
rniiE NEW YORK WEEKLY WIT
X NESS, giving News. Markets, Stories, Pictures,
51 20 a year, postage paid, has
jc years. Send for
d Live K
•ached 7»,
circulation in
amp'e
py.
/CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT. — AT
\J Home, male or female, #30 a week warranted.
No capita' required. Particu
and valuable
with 6 cent retura stamp, C.
dec28
Williamsburg, N. Y.
M A HYLAND EYE AND EAH INSTI
TUTE, 0« N. Charles btreet, Baltimore, Md.
GEORGE REULING, M. D.. late Prof, of Eye aud
Ear Surgery In the Washington University,
Surgeon In charge.
The large, handsome residence of the late Charles
Carroll has been fitted up with all the improvements
adopted In the latest Schools of Europe, for the spe
cial treatment of this class of diseases. Apply
letter to GEORGE REULING, M. D.,
dec2S-4w surgeon In Charge.
mBAB RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
X PRICES,
'•y
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
«1 Coates Streets,and
N' "11-1
sal Arch Street,
621 S. Second St, Philadelphia, Pa.
organization of capitalists
This 1«
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
small profit, «avlng the consumer all profit«
Idiomen. We control a large part of the best
ruught to this country, which arc sold only by
ourselves. Persons liuylng of other dealers do
disadvantage.
*01
ol
houses la China and
•at facilities of selecting,
advantage«. We have eatab
lu all the prln
thelr
Japan have the very
which give
lishei
cipal cities of the United btates. We give
customers a
grv
ch for distributing
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHROMO,
» richest gems, of American and
picture stores,
than the price of the Tea.
customers,
give perfect satlafac
(taken from
Foreign artists) which, if bought
would cost much
These chromo« are a present
All goods sold warranted
the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.
Arch Street, cor. Second and Coates Street«, and
621 S. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
dec28-4w
PHILADELPHIA BURIAL CASE CO.
iu full operation, and making all the various
COFFINS AND CASKETS
all kinds of wood
styles of
d
for the trade, furnished
finely finished. Wo will fill all orders with prompt
ness and at the lowest prices, from our OFFICE
d 213 N. BROAD ST.,
d WARKROOMS, 811
Ptilla.
XVSend for descriptive Price List
dccl4-12w
F oa
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS AND ALL
THROAT DISEASES
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.
BLUB BOXBS.
UP OFT V
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by Druggists generally,
JonNSTO.v Holloway a Co., Philadelphia, P
■I"' V-' 4W
*1
QANCEK CAN IÎE CURED !
This dreadful disease thoroughly
» of the knife «>r c
discovery. Scrofula
1 after all other remedies fall,
lars. Consultation free, »lally.
PENN. CAN« EU INSTITUTE,
Chestnut St., West Philadelphia
-, v.' ; ! i ï ■
lerful
1 blood diseases
e by
tli* 1
d
n »\:va
Q.OFF'8 BRAID
BEST MADF.
octlD-1
R emoval—jonn
removed his place of l
janl 2 , 6 t* :
E. BAILEY HAS
»usluess to
841 MADI3ÖN STREET.
THIRD EDITION.
A Fatal Leap.
; WINDOW
A DEHPERVTE PRISONER JUMPS :
KILLED
Bethlehem, Fa. Jan. 10.
reter Steinmetz, Alia« Shaffe, while being
brought to Easton jail thin morning attempted to
tho window of tho water
capo by leaping f r
a train of the Lehigh A Susquehanna
Railroad, when a mile above Bethlehem. The
constable in charge of tho prisoner stopped tho
train wont hack and found the body of the
tho traiu having passed over his head.
a had character and broke jail
in chargo
Friday night.
Steinmetz ws
at Easton live years ago. He
for robbing a store at Lockfort
Fmanclab
PRICE OV OOLD TODAY.
New York, Jan. 18.
Gold, to-day, $1.12.%.
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS—TO-DAY.
[Furnished by Merrick, Johnson A Go.. Bankert
- - -• -- I Market Sts.j
London, 12.80, P. M., Jan. 18.
1865 s, 107%; 1867's, 107% ; Ten-forties, 104>f;
New Fives of 1881, 102%. Erie common shares,
26%, preferred 43. - Now York Central and Hud
93. Firm.
I'mkrlM,
Fbankfobt, Jan. 18.
United States 5-20's of 1862, 98%.
Weather Itecord.
VICE.
THE SIGNAL
Washington, Jan 18.
Probabilities : For the Middle States, low and
falling barometer, highor temperature than
Sunday, cloudy weather and
the Southern portion, followed to-night by ri
sing barometer, North to West winds, clearing
and colder weather.
REPORT
except raiu i
Commercial Iteporte.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18
Cotton steady ; 15%@15%c. Flour dull ;
, $4 ; Pouna., Indiana and Ohio extra fami
ly. $5.25(5)5.75. Wheat dull ; red $1.18@1.19 ;
amber, $1.22(6»$1.25 ; White $1 30@1.82. Rye
steady at 92c. Corn dull ; yellow 81@83o ; Wes
tern mixed 93@94c. Oats firm ; white, 67(6)
67%o. Pork unchanged ; $20.50(5)21. Lard
changed at 12%(6)14c. Whiskey steady at 98c.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYWINE MILLS FOB FLOUR
DRAIN—CORRECTED DAILY.
$7.75@ 8.75
Family Flour..
Extra Flour_
S iperflne Flour
Wheat.
Coni, Now,.
.. 6.50(5) 8 25
. 4.75@ 5.75
L20
BOo
Attempted Robberies.
ANOTUER HATURDAY NIGHT FORAY—THREE
TRIED.
Semi-occasionally this city becomes subject
spasmodic forays by petty tliives, and Saturday
night last
. Three places
The front windows in the store of »the Misses
Devine. No. 304 King street, were broken hut
nothing was missed, and the Iohb will not reach
beyond the replacement of the glass, say si
dollars.
Au attempt
Mrs. O'Connor, 222 King street,hut the breaking
of tho glas« awoke Mr. O'conuer whose appear
frigbtenod off the thieves Jbefore they had
obtained any booty.
The restaurant of Joltn W. Murphy, com or
broken into and
the second attempt for this
tried, as follows :
also made
the store of
Seventh & Church streets,
a largo quantity of oysters, crackers, tobacco
aud pipes taken.
(entertainments.
QRÄND OPERA. HOl'tiE,
POSITIVELY ONE NIGIIT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20TH.
Return of the great favorites, and positively last
appearance this season of
" ROBERTS' ' JACK A GILL
PANTOMIME TROUPE.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
Direct from Nlblo'a Garden, N. Y.
NEW TRICK8.
OTT Y GOOFT, the great German comique.
Tu«. Phillips. The whole wonderful Jee Family.
Eugene Blitz, Harry Sheldon, Chas. Chris le. T
Wm. Eunice, Prof,
others.
..60 AND 36'CENTS.
.75 CENTS.
For sale at Boughman, Thomas* Co.'s 421 Market
jan 6,4t
Beautiful Velocipede Troupe.
M. A. Reardon, Jos. M. Smith,
ADMISSION.
RESERVED SEATS
SIC '■!.
Q.RAND
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19TH, 187ft.
the original and only
BUCKLEY'S 8ERENADERS.
Burlesque Opera Troupe aud Bras« Band.
The Largest ami M«>st Complete Minstrel Company
the World, embracing
FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS, 20
Comprising a Superior Quartette, a full
i rchestra, at d a liras« Hand, producing
1 ertlcie
el and uuique minstrel
irtoiDUient,
THE BEST QU RTBTTE,
THE FINEST ORCHESTRA,
THE CHAMPION SONG AND DANCE ARTISTS.
id largest numhsr of Commedlana
Entertainment.
The
id original Pro
TIiIh Mr i
gramme.
The whole under the Immediate personal supervi
sion of G. WA1NE BUCKLEY.
Company
35 AND 50 TENTS.
- 75 Cl:NTS.
ADVJSSION,
RESERVED SEATS,
Tickets for sale
For partie
Kohelen
je Programmes.
J. W. S. A Y LES. General Business Agent.
Bro.'s Music Store.
jan 16,
E L RICE, Jr.,
• ARCHITECT,
d Specifications furnished for all styles of
Residence 807 West
WILMINGTON, DEL.
buildings and alterations.
Twelfth Street,
decis 6m
J.
A. RICHARDSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SEVENTH -,
Room No. 1, Exchange Building.
Mahkkt Sts.
dec7-6m
JJENRY
C. CONRAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offic*—N o. 602>^ Mar jet St.
nov27-ly
I)U
C. H. LAWTON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 316 W. Seventh street
niav'iV-iy
jyj'ONTGOMEUY
HAIR RESTORER.
8
For centuries, mankind has been searching for
invlgorator, which should be effective,
deleterious. Thousands of compositions
notice, merely to fall and die. It
a Philadelphian to discover a Ilalr Re
storer, which has all their advantages, with
their drawbacks, and lu Montgomery's Hair Hestor
have the ultimate result of all scientific inves
th:s subject. It Is
hair «lye.
left
ol
tigatlon
preparation, which Is really
dye, a lustre creator, aud uot i
creates new life In the hair,
retains its elasticity, color, fineness
the latest age.
iuvented for the human scalp. W. C. Mont
gomery, Proprietor, 140 N. Sixth St,, Philadelphia.
fccM by all Druggists. sep8»-ly j
lnocuous vegeta
a food, and
oily varnish. It
feeds it that it
fibre, and
bl"
d
glossy surface
It is the best
FOURTH EDITION.
England.
A SIGNIFICANT ARTICLE FROM THE LONDON "TIMK8''
PEACE OF EUROPE THREATENED.
London, Jan. 18.
, in a leading article, to-day, «ays :
surrounding u«
Tho Tim
thing is per
masse and the
"Iu the gl
oeptible—Germany is arising
surrounding nations, including tho best part of
the world, cannot do otherwise. Momentary
of peace have fled away and Germany
recognize« the stern necessity.
"What «he
gl<
, she c&u only hold by
in her hands." The
by
, and while
Times confesses that if Germany cannot raise a
third army, her hopes
The Direct Cable Company's Steamer Far a
day has arrived off Wymouth.
in a navy.
Tire smuggling- CUNe«.
CROSRY AND THE TWO KLLEOOODB
CASTLE—STATEMENT BY CROSBY.
'clock, this aftorn
good and Wm. L. Crosby, who
of, and Joshua Ellegood, who pload guilty to,
the charge of smuggling sugar from the hark
Masonic, while she lay inside tho Breakwater at
Lewes in June last
tie iu a closed coach to undergo the four months'
imprisonment which had been im
Court A nolle pros, being entere
of Alton Crosby, a lad, and brother of Wm. L.
Crosby, ho departed for his home at Lewes.
CROSBY.
i, Wm. H. Ello
couvicted
At
to New Cas
loosed by the
a in the case
STATEMENT
over, a Commercial report
L. Crosby, who
Before being
had
interview with W
admitted the chargo and modo a statement iu
relation to the affair. He said that he had hut
recently removed from Massachusetts to Lewes,
and settled there not for the purpose of enga
ging iu the smuggling business, mit to deal in
sails, rigging, Ac., buying up these articles from
wreckers and selling them to parties in Phil
phia. Tho night the sugar was taken from
hark ho said he had hut just returned from
of these visits to Philadelphia, and learniug
that arrangements had been made for the laud
ing of the sugar he engaged in the work.
the
ado I
tho
UNDERTAKE
PROPOSAL
from the oflicers of the hark, while
shore, aud further stated that
pre-existing arrangement between
ho said
they
there
the officers and those who joined in the enter
prise. This, he claimed,
his first participa
iu this kind of work, aud said if any smug
heen done there before he
under the i
work had been carried
gling had
not privy to it, but
that such
nothing of the underground way to New York,
, which route it has heeu stated
resaiou
e knew
via Maurioe
is the channel through which smuggled goods
disposed of.
obtained.
Ah to the manner in which the sugar
taiued Mr. Crosby said that the party rowed out
to the Mason'c in Capt. Williams's boat,
charged, aud stated that seven hag«, each
taining about 150 pounds
small boat from the hark
sugar
6b
lowered into the
, after which the boat
rowed to the shore and the sugar lauded and
buried on tho beach. The next morning Wm.
H. Ellegood and Wm. L. Crosby
to Georgetown to dispose of
their goods, taking with them a sample of
Bugar which the Crosby's had brought with
them from Massachusetts, aud showiug this to
Mr. liiugo and others. He dented that he had
with him u sample of the smuggled sugar, it
being an inferior article to tho sample offered.
They failed to make sale of any part of the
gar, and on their return to Lewes, finding that
the suspicious of the Government officials were
, they matured plans for disposing of
their goodB, and that night
DUO
"salted" it,
that is, throw it overboard iuto the hay. That,
he claimed,
part of it
way.
tho last he
s sold to any
of it, and
used in any
Vico President Wilson,
VIEWS
L1EVE8
VIGOROUS—I
LIBERALS
POLICY TOWARD
POLITICAL SITUATION—I
PUBLICAN PARTY
RECOMMENDS
ALIVE
INVITATION OF
AND A
SOUTH.
[Special Dispatch to the New York Time«.]
Washington, Jan. 17.
Vice President Wilson has written a letter to
the Springfield IlequbUcan in reply to a paragraph
recently printed iu that paper alleging that the
Vioe President behoved that the Republican Par
ty is dead. Mr. Wilson disclaims Buch
belief. He expresses tho conviction that the
Republican party is not dead, and has not heeu
hopelessly defeated. It possesses all the ele
ments of strength it *
proper management will achieve in the future
tho same victories it acliieved in tho post. If it
dies, it will ho by suicide, aud not from incura
ble disease or the blows of its political oppo
nents.
He believes all that is needed to give It
strength and renewed popular confidence is the
adoption of a wise and magnanimous national
policy. The men who separated from it in 1872,
aud supported Horace Greeley, should he invited
back to tho fold aud their error freely forgiven.
Ho has no faith in the discipline that inflicts
pains aud penalties upon men who may differ
from those with whom they once acted, and be
lieves the time is opportune for bringing within
(ho organization of the Republican Party those
who were led away iu 1872, aud whoso natural
feelings and sympathies are with that party. He
a liberal and magnanimous policy should
ho pursued in dealing with the South, efforts di
rected to ameliorate the condition of the people
of that section, aud such legislation adopted
will terminate all strife and enable them to go
forward in rebuilding their shattered fortunes.
There
believ
many good aud patriotic
every State of the South, and these might be
brought to tho Republicau Party by pursuing a
firm but generous policy. Such a policy, he
thinks, is dictated by justice and demanded by
considerations of prudence. If it is adopted ho
doubt whatever of the future useful
d success of the Republican Party. Ho
earnestly advises that immediate steps be* taken
to reorganize upon the basis laid
letter.
in
has
a
JJOTIOB.
The Sixth Annual Meeting of Union Loan Asso
ciation, to receive the report of the Auditors aud
for the election of officer«, will be held Wcduerday.
the 2'jth inst., ut 8^ P. M.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN. SlC'V.
P. S.—The meeting is called at this late hour—the
being engaged by another Association.
jaulest
£1TEAM
SAW
AND PLANING MILL.
Particular at tent'
given
filling orders for
OAK, WHITE, AND YELLOW PINE.
CUTTING WHITE PINE DECKING A SPECI
ALTY.
All kinds of
PLANING, MATCHING, AND SLOTTING
ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
REASONABLE PRICES
a large stock or
SAWED SHINGLES, SPOKES, AND
PICKETS ALWAYS ON HAND.
We call lee Dealers attention
dust, for sule cheap.
large lot of
H. W. GAUSE,
Foot West Street,
Wilmington, Delaware. •
JanlS.tf
P,
WARREN O'NEILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
427 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Collections made
tended to.
id Conveyancing promptly at
octSl-wtui