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CHARM» H. TAMDRBPHRU, Rorroa.
SATURDAY M0IUMNO, AUQUST Itih, 1871.
CMRAP UROA-UAIUIOAl) WACIMTIKR.
ware
present
Th« Queen Anne'* Railroad ia now fin
Mnd to CeMNellle, and train* will be
rnnning over it regularly, in a few dny*.
it nid. Ko equal ares of the earth'*
rarlhoe, w« believe, ha* *uch extensive
facilities of land and water It aneportution.
«• this peninauln. No other region with
whieb w« are familiar, *u passes it for adap
tability tb tba growth of fruit aud Tcgcta
bte., and it i. fait becoming the orchard
garden of
era efiriss. NotwiUiatanding thia fact,
Und mid fat Centrovillc, in July, within
■Mud of the ateaiqboat whislte on one side
*nd the idcordbtlvc whistlo on the other,
»|»7.60, $1», and $30 per acre. We r*
far to the livu farm» of the Skinner estate,
liais,
awarded
will
the
full
ing
make
Cochran
the
ample
of
, ,, ,
ttH located upon navtgablo tributaries of \i
the Chester, nnd williin thirty minute.
drive of the railroad depot. That which 0 f
brought tho iowert figure wan woodland; r „ rill
lb* raumitider improved land of excellent (t r
quality, good for grain, fruit, or végéta
Scarcity of money tbc cause of the War
1«« prie« at which it was »old. Why will den.
i «OU go west, with bargain, like these ,1,
. , . 1 1 1 -, 1
within their grasp,—fertile lands,
dwellings, bartf*. an ! good enclosures, ami 1
convenient to market. Why is not the
attention of capitalists turned to the great
bargains iu land constantly offering upon : <iove
this peninsula? ' 1 ton
of
our northern and cast
ite.
au
Political Not»:*. The State election
The the
took place in Kentucky »it Monday,
Democrats have probably carried the Slate by
by 30,000 or 35,000, n >twithstanding the j
immense negro Republican rote
Legislature ia largely Democratic. Lieut. |
Gov. J. O Carlisle, to«»k high ground
against the "now departure," and uttered 1
the most scathing denunciations of it in
Tbe L,
1 from
>f
way,
hia campaign spaoebes.
An election was held in North Carolina
last week, io which the «juoHtou was aub
mi tied to the people of calling a conven
tion to nuictid the State const it utiou The
the
i
con rent ion is said to have been defeated
ty a meagre majority. Lut them pres.it
again anil again, until tlic nark is accom
plish« J.
Th« Arm York Sun has an article in
which it hohl» that the mltlrcss sen' forth
soma months ago by th) ih mocratia nr tu
ber* of Congress, written by Senator llay
ard, accords with tho position taken by pr<
Mr. Vallaodigbam at a later day. This
is an error, if our recollection nf that doc
ument is not much at fault, and places Mr
ilayard in a wrong light. We cannot au
thoritatively speak for him a* to his posi
tion upon the eo-oalled "new departure,"
bnt we think we can safely say that lie
will not be found in antagonism to tbc
well known position of his party in this
State, on that subject. The Sun is a sort
of free rover iu politics, nnd although op
posed to tirant'» administration, it ia not
reliable iu anything pertaining to the de
mocracy.
date
is
ter
ty,
in
Our ncknowle'lgmeiit« ore <lue to Mcssr*.
John T. WilUuii, nf " The L«vel*,"
K. It. Coclirnn, Jo.cph Wot, John ari l
Himucl Towiuicnd, George Dcrrich*on, Jr.
and F. J. I'ciiuington, fur crates nml ba*
kets of the most luscious pcoclic*.
gcntleiucu will ph ase accept our tlianks
for the*« very Hoceptnblu presents nml
generous toktns of their fricmlsliip. To
enjoy ths poach in it* highcit perfection,
it mn*t be eaten fully ripe, fresh from the
arohanl; it 1* then equal to the fablctl nec
tar tad ambrosia of tho gmls. Hut the
dwatler* in the cities nlio eat this fruit
•niy after a transit of two or thro* hun
dred mil«*, do not know what it is, in it*
bigbmt excellence ami perfection. That
ia our«, here aini.l tho teeming
wBloh ikawn Hicaa broad savan
nas. Mot th« rich clusters of Ksciiol
esald hare been more tempting to the
y«Mala, than the rich, ripe, juicy peach
dr this highly favored peninsula, this mo<l
M gardon of »Ieipcrua, who»* golden
frail* lampt the Hercule* of our citiei, the
(Mat eby of Ootbani.
These*
,
orehi
Tb* Maryland Editorial Aaaociation
tbair annua] exenraion, from
, on Monday last They went
•MMIh IMtlmors and Ohio Railroad and
IM UM ietiop*. to Sandusky City,on Lake
Sri«, ■ dialaBM of 000 mil««, through the
M»li«o lavitation of John W. Garrett,Eaq
BmUnt of tha rmtd. The Kditora nf
#mMou
MuStmor*
be vs not snOeisnt etprit d r
ft to form as ! asocial ion, or to eo-ope
1 , in **y wny, Ike (heir mutual benefit.
...
mstute sf the «twm o utel of laying tk*
|MtoM *f Ute nsw Protestent Rpla
IftMNh »> Middtetown, and ths *d
rgtaMlteutornf Ik Ami's *■ th* os
ft«tu J«*»*
I»
Damon Lodjrn. No. 12, Knights of Py
thias, arc making extensive preparations
for a grand Tournament at Middletown, in
October, to wind op by a grand ball in
the Town Hall, at night. It Is intended
to be the largest and most imposing affair
of the kiud ever wiluossed iu thia part of
the world, and will be gotten up without
regard to cost Tho Governors of Dein*
and Maryland will bo invite«! to l*e
Visit
derstand
visited,
and
nied
tha
orchards,
country,
bespeak
cordial
It is
<*rs,
d
ware
present end participate iu tho interesting
ceremonies of tho occasion. Not less than
it v.
twenty-five or thirty Knights, from loth
Maryland aud Delaware, will enter tho
liais, and the most liberal prises will be
awarded the successful Kuiglits. There
will he marshals, heralds, and orators of
the day, a full brass band, and llitchic's
full cotilli«»!* band. The gentleman hav
ing it iu charge will spare no pains to
make it a complete sucoesa.
Cochran has politely tendered a field for
the purpose, and it is intended to erect an
ample {m illion for the comfortable seating
of tho spectators.
Peters,
A
terested
it to
a
party
burg,
Trees
work
Mr H. It. tor
hcr,
ler,
d
J«*hn
dent
tv :
- * • r- liiç
,,r --ffiv. .lullt», Collins OTTbImn -
..1 , ... r cd
\i p Moat \VI(r>hlpful it rand Ma*H>r of t 0 r
.Mason* in l»«fnwnrc, has grunted letter«
0 f dispensation to a number of mo »on«, to „r
r „ rill a IloW lodge in Witm'n., to lu r .He.I 1U
(t r ,.nln| ie-lge, nnd hnn appointed 11 II.
Meintir-, Matter ; Jacob K. Munich. Sr. ''"
War Jen. and William Miller, Jr. War- tntion
den. of the name. Tho firnt meeting "fi ,1*.'"
,1, n< w 1 itre was held on \\ educe.lny
B J drew
evening ln»t. 1
1 • ing
I>ki.au \i;i: 1 kacii Sittrri i.r — ' nr 5 ,
Uidgcly and Jones A SiaitUcrw, of I over; | it,.Tt
: <iove haulshury, of I t,ton : H>» r y < 1'>J- j J""
1 ton - uf •'**• l*k»»»nt ; enimutl Townsend,
of Townsend, and H. V ftltallcross. J. 1'. 1 h 1
Mjmhi
au ! H U. Cochrvn, nf Middletown, are
l
the heaviest peach .shippers in the Slate
f railroad.
by way
j
|
1
in
; r
un*l
appropriate nil our lo
chatigi*
()
L,
;ive no sign to th source
!,: tie t!•< y « t »in th« in. To such
m«l
he
•it
1 from
>f them r
way, w«
ii
;:iif » ill tl: 1.À
mr «■ »!
l P"«
»«! :,!! a. • r I like t
* * roll
. titletiicu indebted tu the «dace of of
sription or othsr j
ill oblige us by au early Ihjui
Jtf*
Eouu*r, on rub
the Tha
account,
i dation of the same.
! will
in
tu
by pr<
au
lie
tbc
this
sort
op
not
de
tjon Untier ia a self-nominated candi
date for Governor, in Massachusetts,
is tho centre of intense political excite
incut in that State.
lie
th««
.-ho
Mi
Fur the V i .. «-*•«* Trn .u r.i4,
tin
Mh. K ntroH—I was v«*rv favorably iui
•hs d with tho idea which Dr. Maxwell
brought to tho attention of the public in j ( .u
your last issue, aud av is struck with the ! •»*
practicability <-f it ns developed by the let
ter of Judge Du Font % #
Something like what these Floridians
have don« ought to Ih* tried in thi* c«»uti
ty, or. perhaps, it would host to consoli
date tho efforts of the inhabitants of this
Peninsula into one organization.
Formers, it is true, a* a general tiling,
can get along pretty well, for the present,
without immigrant labor; but, all must see
and fc«l tho necessity for ilomi ttin —house
servants, cooks and laundresses. Our
mothers, wives aud sisters, are com pul led,
in consequence «»f the scarcity of domestic
servants, to do work which wo should be
»li.ivu them of, whilst the demand
of
tv
k«
glad to
for farm laborers is iueteasing without a
otiditig iuersase in the supply.
If the want is admitted, the «{Uestions
rlitti U ths character of the
ari l
Jr.
ba*
nml
To
the
nec
the
fruit
hun
it*
That
savan
Ksciiol
the
peach
mo<l
golden
the
f;
coi res
reinaitiing nr«*,
laborers to b« introduce«! ? au*l the eo*jt uf
importutiun ?
Judge DuPont, after »taring that the
iabdligunt, bon««t, »ober nnd
44 the if
These*
Swedes «re
industrious, concludes by savin
the t hit*"
s l hu e
r known .
are
Un the »ulj.i t of ermritmee, lie »ny», it
. i * ö-'. . ,l , ia u, , ,
cost« «bout Ç..I to fetch :t Inborn from
Sweden to Florida I hat amount is small ;
enough, but a little refleotion will hliew j
that they can be brought to us for much
, * . , i i , « i-.r ..
lots—certainly as much has as tho differ
ence iu the expense of transportation From j
Fhihtdchdiin or Baltimore, to this point, |
nnd from New York to Quincy, in Flori
, , ai pa r r»» 1 iii* . '
-ln. I« eoM* »1.50 from PhiUdelphia to ;
MiililUtown, an J I have un ule« «hat «t I
!.. O'lii v„— V. rli I"
co*t. Us. then ».ID «rom New Aurkti.
Quincy, ."ut'triic» sny »'J.> from wlmt
Ju'lge Dll 1'ont s.iyn it cists to get n labo
rer from Fwetlcti to Uuin-y, Fla. nnd you
have »50 .* the c^lf bringing on« here
1 hts is insignificant, *n comparison with
rhe benefit to b« derived. I nni glad, Mr.
K'litnr, to are thill you have Ukcn hold of
this matter, of *o iimoli importent!« to the
people of this peninsula. Ily furtli*r dis
eu.sion I have no doubt you will bring the
farmers to sm how much they are mUrest
ed in it. Keapootftilly ête.
"
from
went
and
Lake
the
nf
Fxhmir.
Moxdxt, Ang. 0, 1871.
Mn. Kotroa—Will you be kind enough
to allow m* to expr***, through the medi
um of yonr valuable paper, that which I
tried to utter on Sunday morning last, but
fail'd antiraly b*ean*« my heart was too
full, rli: my thank* to warm-heartsd
friand* and pariahonora, who *o thought
fully ramembared thob pastor on tb* oo
eaaisn of laying th*
now Cbnreb, by tnp
hi* board with nt'
d r
eo-ope
benefit.
r »ton# of onr
g bis larder and
ila and delieaetM
for bis g os st« , bis family and himself T
t ms smile st the abuse of tho vnlgar,
sod rebuke, with fitting words, présomp
tion sa* Imp irt h un ce; but, I eonfbss that
kindnsSSM. «wall s * tusse, end others of
wkiuk 1 beve bos* tb* rasiptent from my
fteek and ptopte, ate ss gratefully appte
tk*
Rpla
*d
os
J«*»*
I*M
' •
A Hkl.
a hor
empty
wheel
a fearful
hack
physician,
* the
drew
Ou
posrd
Maxwell,
fruit.
«*nnglil
d
matter.
tin
I>cachrg
aware
pmpellors
through
up,
lug
On
pen
of Cl
I .«SC AI« ARD RTATR AKPAIft*.
Visit or Dtanam-isuto BnuHomn.—We
derstand tha* Middletown and vicinity will he
visited, on Tumdav nest, by Professors Porter
and William». of Delaware College, accompa
nied by several gentlemen connected with the
Agricultural prêta, in New York. Th«* object of
tha visit Is, to look in upon our catensivo peach
orchards, oar aur***ric». Ac. and to acquaint
themselves more thoroughly with this beautiful
country, by personal observation,
bespeak for thaso gentlemen a most hearty and
sure of it.
mg oth
es
W« need not
cordial welcome: we know they «
It is understood that they will visit,
<*rs, the hustutable residence of Mai. Higgs, ou
RenresenUtivc in Congress, Henry Clayton, Esq.
d other prominent fVolt culturlsts in this vlcin
it v.
Since wriling the above, we Imvo receive«! the
following uuder cover of a letter f.om Randolph
Peters, Esq. :
A party of agrii til ural editors, and others in-
terested iu fruit growing, projeté making a vl -
it to this State on Monday, August 1 Land *|»end
a week in visiting th«* prominent orchards
•hipping point* of Delaware and Maryland. The
party will embrace Charles Downing, ««f New-
burg, New York, author of "Fruit and Fruit
Trees of A uteri n I*. T. Quinn, nulhor ol a
work «»n 44 Pear Culldre," nnd n/ricitllural edi-
tor of the New York Tribune; Professor Thur-
hcr, «if the A meric., n Agriculturist; A. H. Ful-
ler, author of work« on grape» and small fruit«,
d of Moore'» It oral New Yorker: Her, Dr.
J«*hn A. Forsyth, President of New York Stale
Ilorticu! 1 I Rudely; Hoclor llcxainer, Presi-
dent of American Farmers' Club of New York Pi-
tv : William Pa "V. Esq. of New Jersey, one of
liiç tt U'Yl su «*« «1.1 1 small frnli grower.«.
- "RllllWarriv*| in Delaware they VI JSiF
r cd bv -Roadr-lpli Pctrr.-.TI q. the larger» cuitTva
t 0 r of |*irs In this countrr, Edward I» Dorter,
i^vîmm'î "iL?Ch*mbii ™!|'T'
„r the editor, of the American Kxctnngo
1U ^{|', w 1 , irtT wiI1 Wo w „ m ; , un on Tlic „ !iv
morning Xnsn.t ir.tli, id vi.it the en. n,i»e
''" r rheout'rd., vin^"o .1. nnT.mnlî'fruiTpI-u,
tntion of the cxpcrinuii.nl . rmofDclaw
"fi ,1*.'" e'ie- 'ihé »r.'lmrdl nf , >| r .- -il'r». ' ('-tnri I" j'.
Idi.wm Hon. It, T. Itigga, Henry t'levion. An
J drew Etinn-.n, nnd other*, to Midilletott ». A. e
1 vi-ltin* th« uichnrd, of that vuinliy
ing the proe-. of pieHiig.
5 , «-i'n t'.lj iim-d l.v't!i.' l |n,iding fruit
| it,.Tt C. and *b/.wn th > poin of interest
j J"" 1
f-iepbon II. Hover,
1 h 1 "'' ®>a«r* on
T
nal
( in
in a
learn
i*a»t
Hi*,
I »F
•lay,
pricUA
An
parte
•PH
fur
that
that
train
«I
nil«
.
Pol
.1
bur
j w In
j
! ion
...... gr-at
Htny.im, where * onuugh
vi witn
• ml I
ortmg
uf i Iu
he j uf t<
Hon. >il.|
i;. wii- : " I
then« i* they jm.pMiw
eng to
xtiuiriv« orchard* ofl»r. P. IL H. M
d Top.:"
i ! the
the K vru Slior« of Mn
They will then r«*'
to Delnw
,1 I.0W
uni fruit ' injury
l it Dover. Seafu'd. (St
tu.fi passing ihre n :h the ! est farming ,
\s tie* party
»1 t«
>f tl.«* Pen in hi:
; r im
posed
httrti*''ultut-e. I heir *■ 'rit (o our !
trii«t. be* n p!*"»mt si. 1 inters
un*l l»cwrlb la! to our « .««iiuuiiit
I»»
« - ■ : »at!«.
* prommeut \
ill, we
ins«la
une fur Hu m. 1 Th
A Sund*, School j_, r
t started Inst Spring, at Armttrona s Ct»*acr.
i*. L. Dunning, i>
he could |«r - urc ii M. Adlet«
cnlity «if the si lorn!. It ««»inuivn c 1 with about
•it ir right sclfblar^, bint u«uv
S' lumi I» held in the hou»c
I»<*«1 fur room has it
intd tu build a
<1 Mr. Heniuiain Armstrong has g«n
«) feel, whereon to
ixHdfcCt, and it
lioo!, hut Divine
iliUully. Her. Hr.
Patton 'i.iting. The ('ha|*el will b« n great
enictu c to the neighborhood, wjietially
such as «aoiiOt gt t to chur« h ' a «iistatice.
IIoMK Ml'MuNAUY WtillK.
ii
ith *uch
lü-istance ft"
d In ii:«* lo
1.À
tri»
dm
Is
ith
.
roll forty-c-ne. Ths
of of Mr*, llerlitrt, but
j
that i! lias K t. dele
tilt*
ever
crons!r given tin
build tl.
» lot.
ft uni
blghlv
cd,
wav
Tin* cd See will !
! will ' «• in . I not
Servi
h Inr th
ill he h.id there,
!• i
lie
. i
ErmrTK ot rut: I.mtrrxiv'1.—On Mondar la-u,
th«« »ul I# of Mr. Mi lia in llu«l«l,ln Wnrtv iuk.Md.
bv t
«h
lightning, nnd hi
.
;kuv
UU'tvd
v the
»f Mr.
t'atholic
dtJ
r;
.-ho
r
. th.* \
Xavier
y
Mi Hi v
St F
d
A.
• **
ded
'
ll the l ■ ?
I'd not
«gli ilie h
tin
t ut
hull*
iui
in j ( .u M .nd
the ! •»* i ; ! > «'
let- ^1**, ^ a ;
rui-ud uaiii si.« d.
nextd>v.
this
see
Our
led,
be
it -.a fir«'
•d. Hu
fortu
.
t!
V
«ht. the tigliluin.
fork n
•at the gulila
Î 1IW
1
»ii
• kno. ked d.
1'. r
■■■■R
.paired »»■ '
i i
met <
■ could I c
ffttiui
I'cacu TuiKvns.—Fur - *
time pa-t
of young !•«»» a have beun in the luiliit « f »teali
fruit from the train» us they |»«u through the
diingerifig their lives and limb». The pr
)*ad that it i
number i
1 W,
5 1*
i
tv
W
of
tir# lins her
k« «p pulicu olfii
•ht* do|M»t t«» p
Wingate, on Fridav e%
cd J«
1er and Georg« Butter, all
ukiug ««pen the ptauh ernte
They had a hearing before the Mayor,
held under $100 l«u»l, c u ll, lor their future good
behavior, beside*» paying cost«.— tJd. Juuriml.
«1 the
Mgliborhet'd uf
ttfliu
t!:e>
«prédation
like
:k.
ng of lu t w »
, l'huimu Davis, (
all bov§.
i>t
Mu na^'li
1 I!».- j '
the art
r I 1
of b
i IUI
'
a
the
» I'aowtn.cn Cas»:. — A» the Ummer Annie.
«if tht- Wilmington St- auudiip Company Elrrtrii
bine, iHjtwi'un Wilmington ami New York, vv.»
passing up the Delaware, T
, flrr
ast vviuk. Frank, a little '» a c»f Captaii
.»»«•d when opposite Smith's lulund. The
us ,ri.\ y r* uhl and l»a«l b««n playing dur
ing the ftft.i nuun about the »! f*ck,
•aw him full ; but ai a can fill st-orchonly »L* »v
«cl that lie was not aboarti hc mutt Imre* fallt
«tic aa«i, and was noilonb* dr< vv
a in Used. Hi» body wu»
d brought to thU city.
of j
uf
the
nnd
the if
iuj
t
d
before hi* ft!
Fridar
.
it
u, , , The t.uriTr.sr .SitifwKXT or tii::Si:a
from , r rnr of
small ; >1{<!dleiown on Wrdnreda
hliew j heaviest day's work tv
much ;jati°n, or at nny «jther suitlon
.. Hailroftd. And w hen iris remtnibtrrd ths t thrre
differ- nre tW(( o!her Bhip ,, iMi; ilAlioBt ((»,„■, and
From j Ärmst run#'»} In th«* immrdiiite vicinty ««f Mid-
point, | dktown, it rstnblirii«*, for this region, the re
Flori- Ultiü l n of h« l, »g il»eEr«M , ®Mpuac | .-gr«>win«reg
. ' on the i«eninim)u. Ihursdav > sliipim-nts were
to ; ,. Ar) , cln([ rfom Miidl.-i«w B .
«t I
rli I" Til* Till,ICS ». »C 1,111.11 call II'C prison 1111
Aurkti. thl . T ,|, ar , 1un< . FW<l! w ; v | rf , , h ,
wlmt -, W1 ., k nn ,, |nl ;,.., na , j on .., | mt |„d |,|,
labo- lin».ls full to ktep the lurbultnl .lerntet nmon^
you !—'■■'•> pitkm In order. \V. siw n irommi
here A" 1Ä
with while fighting among them I» renewed almost ev
Mr. try night.
of Tll( , ,| r ,n, of ,|„ ntlv F.mmsnutl Church,
the , Jl.tluidist E|>i«o|.all nt Timnscnd, «III mkc
dis- place at 10 o'clock. A. M. nn Hnnd«» Hi. 20th of
the *£•£; W
mUrest- Hmith, or MidSlefown : nnd nt 7.30, P. M. by
Hev. W. Prettyman. ofUip»ic. The public itre
«nvited.
Joe Holt, thesullion lately the property
Anthony Heybold, near Dein ware City, was re
cently sohl by that Retitleiiinn for the »um of
$2.:;6 o ; nnd »Inee then he ha» agnln changed
owners at $2,ft00, baring distinguished himself
ne a racer.
On Tuesday, 220 car load* of poaches were
shipped over the Delaware Railrond. as follows :
—to New York, 100; to Philadelphia, 13: to
Baltimore,! ; 2 over the Wilmington sad Read
ing Railroad, and 4 to other points.
The Denton, Md. Journal says J. Marion Em
erson, Rsq. editor of the American Unitm, of that
town, haa been engaged as associate editor by
the Wilmington Commercial, to take the plat« of
Mr. W J. Croaedalc.
ighssn, proprietor of the Black
Front and Jnetioon streets, Wil
mington. died Inst Wednesday week, from Iqju
ries Ncwired by foiling down süiirs.
IM J„t
tl.
t.—Thir
diepatclicd fr>
lost. This is (!.«•
'uoniplislud nt this
the Delaware
■i
of Mr.
enough
medi
I
but
too
thought
oo
onr
and
T
vnlgar,
that
of
my
appte
Jemee Cnanin
Horae hotel, at
Camp Meeting or th* M. ft.
Cbarrh, commenced as Thursday last We
lean there are one « more teats from thl* town.
The Rad Uoa
Dr. T. A.
MS
fled
y •«
««sty,
I*M TOMawy last, of ham
WllralAaifM IImmMA hmlMii ai^—1_
week
K.
T.
».
J.
Il
T.
J.
I, .
\V.
John
u.
Hi«
K.
J.
J.
H
W.
I.
Miss
Miss
It
Hr.
T.
A.
C
I!.
I».
II
J.
t)«i.AWAns Citt Aormrvr os tub Pa.
A Hkl. H. H.—Op Monday last.ni George Smith,
a hor of about 12 year» of age. was driving his
empty cart tor a load, he was thrown off and the
wheel parsing over his head and shoulders, rut
a fearful gash of five or wren Inches on the scalp
hack of the right ear. f) r . Worrell, the family
physician, twing called in. fo ind it necessary to
* the noodle, and on making four or five stitch*
drew it together. He is now doing well,
unfavorable symptom« having appeared.
Ou Sunday night, July :#). some parties (siiu
posrd io Ih* boys) went in the garden of Captai a
Maxwell, and •tripped three paar tree» «»f their
fruit. loist S tnday night the Paptain had iiis
\| tTi«* cotitoqurnw was, he
«*nnglil some eight hove; he learned their names
d sent for their parent«, who compromised the
matter.
tin Tue day night last. 25,000 hiuV.S of
I>cachrg pn^rd througli the PhatajKMike and Del
aware Canal, for I*hlTa«lcl|«h There are three
pmpellors and three barg- carry lug peaches
through the « anal to Philadelphia.
ouncilmea pro|He*e loiilding
up, 'rst ig about $000, tli% present »me
lug urge enough.
On Sntu.di
pen ter, fill
of Cl r s<
es
rate!», a
iu
loek
ot Ih
T :c til
Iasi. Augustus llnrglirr,
in it'« third ?1<
Vsh. Kurtu.iii'dy lie
ear
ill
nf It,,
« iniur
earners ranting through ilie Ca
nal with Pencil«» f«»r Pliilujficlphin.
•k, above Çl»i*#tcr.
( in- «»!* 'it
•I
«pro
We ib.l no
in a faff 1
learn lu r
i*a»t
Hi*, of I utter vv
et k at Mr. WiiliaU HcvIkiI«! a «fairy,.701
!. lie has fifty cow.«.
ch
('Alta.—On Titura
nv .Trvi*is«i run«
I »F
•lay, the :.r<l inst; Mr J. Mar« hi ink, pro
pricUA of Re Nautu:<ù|flP*1eL «t * s «- ford,
P«*V th- fvenbMflVe-.trh! tr.ii
An extra freight South w
parte
•PH
k
K°1"k Nor''i.
(J
the th
I
th
•f the Nortli train Not
<1 time the North
.Seafor.i
fur "«low« hr«*aks." Mr. March!
that the train v
that there won! I !■« i coll* 'oft, juia|K*«l o(T the
train » bile running at the . »e t»i 25 miles
iving
E.
I.«
S.
|!
"vil .
r whittle«!
1 0
nil«
k, thiuking
injj South an« coming
I
. He struck the groan«! wi
Ureal fur<*e
. I?«*
en»'*!
lu u t .k-n
to his ho
.1
E.
.1
J.
.1
up w.
at H**af«»r«!.
nnconscioti« »'ate until Satur*iay morning,
Ills su fieri ug.
bur
i
j w In n «b tth pu» an
j Krperivnct 1 rai! roatl min j;irc i
! ion that If n train is going fast enough to «to
gr-at tin magi* ir. a collbi*«»» it is gong fast
* onuugh to kill any one, If tin y jump from it.—
J
11
Hleatwii.
i Iu anr mi*road
H.
i j knr, in ni
, th
liddh
I.»iV*' th
nd still
t ar th
j uf t<
>il.|
: " I
safety
I, it th«*
the
tiie hamls from
g of the « ar. I
fthc 1 m
i tin re
! the V ital part uf tin* t«*j
f tl.e t ar when* the»« is the least danger of
tu
the
the
it
.
' injury
•^1,50,
j U i
I»» LAV. HE L
.
'M* Will
h'L
i*.
'it «•' N. w
...itappearatn
Th
I«
' l 1
Ih
I ..ml
1 Th
urn
The
noat 1«
't
; ™
A
I t .n pr«|
j_, r
part
d««v»
ltd. a t,.I
ith
d
( '!;«•
eight, that »u
i* gent k i
ly
hr««ug
h
.
uiniiiiink ii
'H'lett that the
i Ap:
M Ik
tri»
y la.*t
t'w h"
dm
rn
ng tl
ty. Tim»* gentlemen w«*u*
ith fills region that they i*r«»nu
iost h'jutifut and fertile « untr.v th
lnhed. A eompllment like this, e«
• iua*d and suhsti
lup-f
•d
lier« irait •». :
that
1. pi
«i mi
l t
had
tilt* n
i*
ever
tho
of tin
ft uni c
blghlv
cd, for Ph«.
wav «f in»
UK*
*llt*pl
l « ,
t|*f*r«-«
ipro
hard
j>ru<|,ony.
i
k a little luv
Acciokx
. i Wm
It
! \\
«»I, full
U .Store ...tndin
l M i
tl
,f
«h
i:i
of
turn
and
and
lid
g.
ami
ted
. 1!
•h Mr. (i. K. Ii..
1 hb depth. Hu \\
d nt hist »u
,.-l, r H« v
;irrii«l down
it« ih«* iiudy
i bout twelve
r;
y tld
tide,
l been
d
.
Mnit her.'.
in 8.» lu» dn
it D<
1 highly "USU:
, Mr. A
iC'l
of till*
u»U, «li.-li*
ujuruit him
>iht i
; from
: hi» t.
ftp»
ha 4
I
cuuplit in the
t tins ». I«* uf
<w thought to !"f*
»ii Ihr truik. Iu jump
ng, thu-f thruwiu
' amii.rout,
i i
■ :
Uuuph •«
1I»:ii;-i.«m-v
t, by M
it* rim
Wc v,.
John To
* hundre.l
•i, llir warp
de tu represent many
kv* pear tu j.luy», and
i
1, u i .d
1 W, !
luv 1
.1 w hich w.
•ars uhl.
5 1*
i
i n in Irel
iiitr. the
W out red,
of the «halft«
y quulutiu
• genii»
iu
uf
• author,
loin tie d
It i<
like 111.
ly
great curio»'
hands a
Mih. To
u 1 also phud i
j '
ulLiug-uuiu*
old.
It
ut
it
ry head uj
ad had
lame ot E. ik
» K
with the
r I 1
•arin
date
. MrHczer, ueun
thc g run* great grand lather ul
.0, the letters uiudi
'
.— F
*st Pris!» # trri;
H. iVttur. «S
Cl»
ru!»—Hov.
llst.iu
Joins l'nl
, I
Sabbath
inp-s "l i"j. s.'l.l kill
Hing» at 7L
dock.
d
The
of j W«.dm*dtty « vuuing* .>• 7^
Ht. Ann b Epi»u«.pal (Mit
McCabe, l>. 1». li'ttur. Hctvit
•olll
ibballi in«
Hubiiath uvtiiiags at the
t. at 7.45 o'clmk. AUo
JlH
th, !
iuj
pul i
Mid lU-t
t
rri.hiv» at -I
»■lock
MrtliudUt E|»i
Smith, I'.mlor,
lu| oclock; Sabbath
ting
lpt1 Church—Hev. \'atighan
Sabliath
d
uriiing* at
«««
TUcr*«l.iy
fi.
!
thrre
and
Mid-
were
1111
, h ,
|,|,
ev
mkc
of
W
by
itre
re
of
himself
were
:
to
Read
Em
that
by
of
Black
Wil
Iqju
Tbc* telegraph office, a*, this place, U kept busy
with the iut-*.«agu* between the tiuit shipper* nml
their agent* hi»« 1 «on* gnucs iu il»«« «ÜtTercut « iti**.'«.
On W'cdnesilay isst, ! csi<U* the
nés* uf the H vil rom I, ;;2 im»sftg« s
tri through tho Philmlriphia oîli- e,
The oflit-e horu L «timing, betides the
ordinary busiuc** of the Couipeny, fruit» ÿ2u to
|«cr day.
(!.«•
this
dlunry husi
cru dU pu tel»
crc also
t-i v cd.
■i
A fine young bone belonging to Alien & Hell,
kilkd by lightning Muuday af
liilcli««! t«J a vrire fence
of Stay rt»*.
tvrnoon. Tlu* tram
on Mr, X. F. Wild*' ftlrin. in the Neck,
Loth horse* were kn«; V.«l down, «»no soon rising,
however. Mr. Allen fthd the drirer
shocked.
Jefforton Ramsey, Dep«
!» n
»sit, haring re
fused to resign nn Eldership in tlit Presbyterian
church of that town, "lie." a request by the con
yrtgulioti, the New Cu «Akt Preri«ytery met tbers
"ft»t week hu* 1 «liuolvcd the offlmil relations by fi
unnnim u* vote. Ths affair has been rather ex
citing.
A number uf gentlerqen from Phila. organized
amateur band, have taken bonrtl at Col
lin* 4 Bench. Th« samt party visited the Hv gen
in Inst yen r, nnd grc«tl>' added to the gayetyof
the stft'son.
ni
The fruit presarving -estnlillshment ai Milfcr'l,
{the Alden praee.») ewipl'DSfrom Hu tojtie hsn.l.,
working ilii.» nnd night, ron*iiliiing 300 bushel«
300 b.rkels of
Mr.
mil
pcti'lic* avery twenty-four
lioiir*
nee. Jnmer I„ Vallnndiglium. Prwl.j-terlsn
mlnlricr of Ntwurk,
hi* brother, the lata
It I* rumorvd tliut Frank It. Pusenult baa sold
hia farm in ftaaaafras leek, containing JHOncrca,
to a Mr. Cochran, of Delaware, for pio.oon.
It en*t* the P. FT. ft 11. U. II. Company $45,
oofl p«r month to par o| f It* employee* in th*
city of Wllmingtou ntoav, the Qutetlr Bay I.
I* preparing a h!ngr"|>hy of
lion. C. I,. Vnllnndighain
Hugh Swvenay, ooavlcted, lait Noremhar, of
attorry na Wm. Moore, haa been
(levevnor Ponder.
assault and I«
pardoned py
II it supposed that tha Masonic temple now be
ing erected In Wilmington will root $150,000
■ hen completed.
The connection of Marie Taylor with the edito
rial depwrUneat ofthaSmyrna WrraWceased with
Its last number.
A young lady named Wright, ne« Seaford MI
ftnm saw lag last seek sad broke berth Igh.
ft.
We
town.
Th« hayarlMMdaftlsr J. ft ». R. ». gate *V
e p t ratev y « fttt.
from
monta
A Co.*
or
at tho
Punk
ways
only
of
the
f onches
by
is
lino
each?"
buy
hundred
pay
you
"(live
'em
at
will
meut
me
not
says
fruit
ported
or
portion
then
the
Arrivât« at tha Hotels in Middletown, for the
week ending Tharsday, August loth :
NATIONAL.— J. C. 1.11*1*1 HOOT T, FOOraiXTOB.
K. S. Holdup, Dataware Citr,
T. II. Hopjier, (Thcsapenke City,
». II. Hopper Hat ' "
J. Ixviii, Philadelidiia
Il II. <\ Walker. Plilla,
T. Provost, New Brunswick, X. J,
Thoms« Horsey, Uunl, Dei.
J. .!. Vmiderford. I »ein wore Pity,
I, . Ilarhe, Philadelphia.
\V. W. Woodward, Philadelphia,
John Brubaker, Iteadoig. Pit.
Hollins Kenrn, 44 14
u. n.
Hi« hard l*anriwmi, 44 " 44
K. L Krall, l.eh.nmn, "
J. S. Miley,
J. C. Meeten, Philadelphia,
H A. Short.
Hoimld Met «ce. Kdiuhoro, Scotland,
W. S. Wool ford, Horehosler,
I. P. Marshall, Martlnud.
Miss Mary tlhokiitiin. Middletown,
Miss Kn.ua Pollock, Philadelphia,
It Blair,
William Dillikfr, "
Hr. Wright, Warwick,
T. II Hal lock, .New York.
uiLKTowN.—oroiioa w. oatLir, r'a.
A. Wooland. Philadelphia,
C Woodland.
Snyder and lady, 44
I!. ('arpealer. "
Kduaril Party, Trenton. N. J,
David H Barker. Wiltniiigtou,
I». K. I'eayem. Haiti
II r. Wail
J. Sira
de Grace,
ml
,Chester co 44
. Wilmington,
Milford,
c Webh, I'liiludciphia,
nk Taylor,
, Marylaml
(J
I
Krank N
E. (Jouitl, Wilmington.
I.« wis Parts. Delnwan*.
Holu.n m Hrnhaker. R *a«lii»K. I'*.
John A tkiufoit. Newark. I »el.
S. A. P«»*tp«r. Phiinticlphin.
|! >l.« rt H. !*nn»ho
single
There
largo
for
. Chester co, P.i.
tag.
:it
I .»• r
and
$1
! held
«.rnititr tin ! •■has«»
u- •;
E. I». Krai!. Lebanon, Pa.
.1 S. Milov,
Charles Pomhett. Wilmington. P«*L
J. W. (ii!
.1 m s Fm
i. Pitlifortiu.
. Wilmiuetou, !»«!.
> Smith. Mh
J I
llu.tom I Via ware.
11 oust '
licarv
ti«»n
H. Hlitir. Phiia.lt Iphii
s A Hell. I».
va re.
Mtnii imptiry Ims been matte •
a I» line, via Wilmington, R ailing. S
illinm?p<irt. A - to gratify whi«-h "« give I
the follow âg » ' I - IVaclivs brought from 75c to
Wt llUMti.lV. *
ill
! .It
>'1
k«-t. »
•^1,50,
in Willi«
t: freight fi
$L t.« «1
!
r lii.itl. t..
j U i lutin g
ill
tt
:
A
Will
!e
ngt«
n?:*ort
• ». A M.
\t tl.tv ;
i*. M.
'
them
• fui!
i- !
V !
j
j
-
j
Pauli ; 1 «w
I ..ml at Willi.
>port 7,::5 A M.
*\t day.
.'hinrc,," tin* lir.«t *««en in tin
A 4 'heath«'!
part
th- «1
Mi«- in tin
ing. Ih
d
f \W\ . Mr. Hah!win. Mi-si
urv tt* Chi
ly
o ti» -
M. II.
y that gentleman i
ii* the Iririul of M
d to
Mr*. I '
.
*!'•
It!
itv, and i« o
f this t
L!..vd
a visit to
«loinr-tic
• ielesti.il
that lady, attended by he
i* icrr.it rivKiHM i^f ths;
THA UK.
•u
i «
»ii-iMe for j a R
tho following, in reference to the alleged j
swindling in t
Tltf .V I'"'/.- Timrs i« ro-j,
l.e pearh trad* in that city
ill attract the attention, tve are sure, j
but
It
,f all coticurucii in this important interest.
r.
"Tiu* untir -y.'tein <»f handling ptaubui uuit
i:i tin« Nuw York market*, i* arraiigml >'» tl,,
adniirnbly to favor the pecuniary interval- i ,.,{
of 'iniililleiiKU,' who sell tli** fruit, tliut in )
some iiiKtnncc.« the cfin^ignccs take the ( f avo
fruit, full it, pocket most ofthc money, re- j
turn the producer his baskets nml crBtc?, I ||, C
and a bill for fr« ight and eotmmhwio» over
and above the aggregate sum declared t«> , rc
lid vu been recuivud for tho entire cargo ■
Such nu opeurrenco i« by no naans unconi- 1 u ,„i
iimn, a* iiiiddiuincn have everything their j tors,
own wny. They all operate ns a unit tu *
g. t tho fruit at the lowest possiblt figure,
ami to make .ns much profit on tho r«?pen- ra
ted sales of the fruit at possible, before the lt .
supplies aro purchased by cottsutnsrs• self,
Hence, tho mo tty niado in tho peach
traffic is snapped up by a few operators, tm
who usually appropriate only a f«*w hour*
per «lay at their livelihood, realizing dur- n
ing tho briof space of time, enormous prof
ul
Ms.
pos
Ot* KHAT10N or Wholes a f.R Dkalkks.—
Wholesale and retail il .1er." in peaches
undcrstaiui that ns the rule the cargoes
nrr'vc at 2 «»r 3 o'clock iu tha morning,
iu Jersey Pity, when the exciting opera
tion of disposing of the content* of a ear
cotittiienecH. Tho consignee opens the
ear, ami is followed by a squad <»f pu relit» •
to strike a lino lot of fruit nt a
is
.11
d
the
or
at
•«•is eager
low price. Tl»«* ». nit iw rendved in bas
ket» holding abo half h buvhul- «oinc
more and others less—or in crate» having
openings »uffieisntly largo between tin*
►Inis to enable one to sec and to judge, iu
nml
the
to
husi- , .
tel»- a measure, ns to tho quality anu condition.
An hundred baskets or crates, more or
les», ns tho cnao may hc, nr« offered for
sale. After a thorough examination, one
man will venture to bid for twenty-five,
with the pririlego of taking the entire lot
nt his option, ns soon ns he can remove
thoc.atcs he may purchase. Tho pur
chaser is cer in to hare it large truck
also wagon nt ban !, ho that fifty crates can b«
-.Referred from tho cars in two minutes.
The pnrehas r is eitreflil, nlio, to bid so
low that if all tho fruit should not prove
to bo sound, ho will not be obliged to sus
tain n It ary loss.
No Strife Between- Hiddmks.— "There
is seldom any strife between buyers nu«l
bidders. If one attompts to pjrclntb« a
lino of baskets, all by standers look on in
siltnce until hc retrca'3 or closes his bar
gain. A »tue lut of fruit purchased nt a
low figure by A, will aid B and (' mate
rially to procure mic!i supplies ns they
tuny need at a still lower figure, A con
signee seldom dwells long in effecting
sale.. Palcyiog nnd b utérin g between
seller.; and purchasers aro of rare rrcur
In tome instances, several liccns
a
Hell,
af
fence
!» n
re
con
tbers
by fi
ex
Col
gen
hsn.l.,
sold
$45,
th*
of
renco.
cd vender* who bav* money ouly auffioieut
to purchaa* a few crate* each, will agree
to take ten eratei apiece, after which they
wilt denut'xe ihe shrewdeat purehnicr a
inong them to bid off one hundred eratca
at the very lowest figure. Leach one will
then transfer bis portion to the wagon,
and harry away to New York city or
Brooklyn, and sell hia fruit at an ad ranee
of two, three or four hundred per cent.
TittcKt or Lana* Dc*L*Rg.—"In many
instaneea John Smith, Jay Jonea and Pe
ter Punk enter into copartnership to bny
and sell fruit, under the name of 'Smith,
Jonea k do.' Peter Funk being the Co.
No one, save the*# three, knows that Funk
hi* sny interest in th* basins** of th*
firm. Pater Funk has • fruit-stand, sop
pup* to be hjs own, «1 snothar attest
of
been
be
edito
with
MI
*V
from tbc Ma ml of ilia firm. AH consign
monta of fruit aro made to Smith, Jones
A Co.* When a cargo haa arrived. Smith
or Jones, or both hurry away to the cam
at tho appointed hour of tale, and Pater
Punk ia always on hand. Well, ho al
ways pays whatever he bids, wliioh is the
only important requisite in the estimation
of consignees. Smith or Jones unlocks
the car containing the consignment of
f onches and offer fifty crates for sale.—
•urchasc s arc few. Peter Funk knows
by tho movement that the entire operation
is under his control. 4 'Who wants that
lino of baskets,*' suys Smith, "for $1
each?" No otic bids. "Como, Peter,
buy that line,* soys Smith. "I want a
hundred baskets of peaches, but I can't
pay that price," replies Peter,
you give me ninety cents?"
"(live mo eighty ?" "No."
'em at seventy.*'
at that figure."
will pay."
meut at forty cents a basket."
me fifty and they aro yours."
not pay one cent over forty." 'Take 'em,'
says Smith.
"TlUN'tT.RRIXtt TIIK SlITLtKS "TllO
fruit is thou transferred to trucks, Irans*
ported to New York, delivered at the store
or stand of 'Smith, Jones At Co.*
portion at tin* shanty-stand of Peter Funk;
then the bill of sale is rendered to the
consignor, with check for the amount, le
the freight and commission, before one
been made -
Corn,
Timothy
Plover
Hutter
Wheal,
P
no
! ;■
"Will
Prime
Porn,
(»nt«
Clove
••No."—
Well, take
"No, 1 don't wont 'em
"Well, tell what you
"Ml take nil your consign
"OTvo
"No. I'll
Till",III'
I n
single /«*«<» fi'lv sîtl« hr
There may be 2,HUH or more banket», a
largo proportion of which will be ready
for sale in New York early in th
Then penclica will be «{tinted bn «lull
cent«
morn*
tag.
:it forty c'Ctitt per basket, <»r eighty
I .»• r crate. The farce enle i» now over,
and business commence».
"(Jknum: Thai hc in Pk\< itt.s.—"Tho
pcachus haro nrrived in excellent eondi*
Hence, tho price i» put up firm at
$1 f»H per basket Select«*d baskets are
! held at £2 each. One jobber will pur
! •■has«» fifty basket«, nnotlu-r twenty,
•;
ti«»n
l!
n
I
*
.1 -ms X (' »,' hold their fruit ot
ith
•v, nnd a cash customer
ill not pay ov*r £1 2'» each. Smith,
! .It net A Co. will realize seventy-lire cent*
each basket, R sides the regular coiti
on the farce sale. Hein e th* v
>'1 r.O {ter ha
I
mission
•cept th * £1 2Ô: and the buyer s* l!s
them at his stand f »r £2 per basket, or
• fui! le that amount f..r crab*.«. Iti many
! instances a part of
! change hands f**ur or tivo tim« a before
j consumers get th« fruit; tin I every rc l.-r
j iMH'kit.H a generous c« minis ion. In c«»n
- «{Uencc of such underltMi h*«l nnd tricky
j operation*, prod urns realize exceedingly
; 1 «w prices f >r thvir product*, wliile con
required to purchase at such
•an searcelv
cargo of peaches will
«
ire
•u inert*
i « \t«irtionate rates that they
j a R ort { p, |,., v the prie
j
» JrmaiiJ, .l."
j
blent ha* ended the difin-ul
retary lloutwel! an I (' minis
The I'n
\
but wut
nnt«>n. by •u«pt n ling flit- l it
tsioitur Flu
r. Hu i« «!isini>!'cd ; 1 1 » ** mij«j>< iu*iu
uuit ly n routiuula.-ut way, \ r
tl,,- Ti-nuiu of Office law. whVli wnv j
i ,.,{ t ,, p,-, v nt l'i sident
) turning nut certain ILulh al*«, w'io w« re in
( f avo , with the ni«j rity in I'otigrc*« 15u*
j i'ienf.utou has full
I ||, C reduction -if the great army of of tic
holder*, un which th * military l'. < .-id« tit
, rc be> for rc-nominntioii and ru-vh i ti n
■ Fleasontoti ht out the secret that a Karg«
1 u ,„i superflu <u* body "f Uovuiue Collee
j tors, kept in office under prêt»
tu * leering the income tax. did, in fact. j a>
nothing at all into tba Treasury. G«*ne
ra { Fleasoiitou has vuntuiud to run emin
lt . r to the •cliurnc <»f General Grant him
self, promulgate«! in bin tmtssag«*: 4, Isug
the renewal of the tax on ineomu*
tm at a reduced rut«, s ty of 3 pur cent '
This rat« just s« iv«*«l to pay th** gr«*at nr
n ,y of office-holders,
ntumeu le«l a reduction • f it, and thus
i I he Pretidciitial p«di«*y, therefore I
vtibc.l In
.1 dm..»:» :
11 hns !vo'*;it.'.
of cob
tiec
i
So Flu:'
.t« n r« <
!
pos
ear
the
•
a
«pended, an l who
t'
I» utl .
i» and
If res*
is si
hielt '1 il! le.ieli iii
will bo r»ni"vcl.
.11 oilier* tliut the inti'rost» nf tlie
the intere«U
.1 t" be put a:> 'Vi
if
:
tho office h'dderi* under a lla«li**;»l mliniti
istrati'in.
The «I
the prizes in Mr. Pntfiii'i* lit.d loiter
or gift distribution, unine oil as pur a
nouuceinciit t»u tlie 25th tilt. All tin* tick«
Tub Land Lottery.
i„S f
*r
bas
tin*
iu
!»
were not sold, but a sufficient number di^
arruiit the manager in pri
Thc high
prize drawn was the Ficture Mill fat in,
situated iu this county, and set down in
drawn by
The noxt
posed t'f to
cecding with the druwing.
or
for
one
lot
pur
truck
b«
so
prove
sus
nu«l
a
in
bar
nt a
mate
they
con
rrcur
liccns
5t
tho scheme as worth ff 10,(1
a gcullemun of Fliilndclphin.
highe.-t was a cash sunt of Ç3.000, drnvrn
by a Mis Guhan, also of Fhiladclphia.
The only fortunate shareholder in tliia
county was Sheriff Richardson, who drew
a sewing inauhiuc ---Ikntun Union.
I Ml
A Fanbi:mom«»i The Kent News, of
Saturday last, *«y*—A hearing of several
negro women charged wi h dimrderly cm
duel, developed (he fact that iu ('licit
town there is a tenement house fairly ri
valling some of these wonderful in»ti
lions in the modem Gotham This house
is a ono-and-x-bnlf story frame building,
fronting about forty feet on Main street,
and is occupied by from thirty to fo
negro women und children, many of them
girls from fifteen to twenty years uf age.
Till! litfuns Ittos 1* t Kit.—Tho Seerela
ry of War 1ms approved the survey nt
l.ewes harbor, by Lieutenant Kratx. The
pier is located nbout one milo below die
Junction and Hreakwatcr Kailroad pier.
The Kailroad Company, in order to ise
the iron pier, will have to build a cause
way costing about »50,000.
'f
lu
•y
agree
they
a
eratca
will
wagon,
or
ranee
many
Pe
bny
'Smith,
Co.
Funk
th*
sop
attest
McGehnn, in whole beftnee Vallaniiig
ham loat hi* life, has escaped from jail
MVKIIIU».
In St. ticurgea at tho residence nf the hri le'a
father on Thursday evening August 10, 1871, by
Itev. II. J. Houle, Mr. Montgomery J. Urar mil
Misa Mary It. Sultou.
nun.
At Port Peon, Dal. on Friday, August 4
bit Hons dysentery, Alexander Johnson, In
Sid year of hi* age.
of
the
in Maw Castle, on the Ith iui. Wm. Hagiee.
In hi* flfliwtb ye«. ^
TUB MARKST*.
Itinni.KTOWN MARKET.
COtUtKCTBU WKKKLY BY A. T. ItHAtUBY.
$1 30
Wheat.
Corn, yellow
KH
70
Idle
50
Oats.
Timothy Heed.
Plover 4 ' .
Kggs..
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Lard.
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on
ft 37
.2o el*, "f* «loa
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75(*» I 00 ft luishel.
VMISUTOX.
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ami tn>>b* of rates
pf lia» lion hi ing
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tnpany ns
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drew
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tain inu
IVrruu
ill be »cut to nuv a«Mn
v uf t!i- olfi 'i
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psny.
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MICA!. All ENTS .
Alfri-tl (i. c„v Ml.lilletown, Dei
Iltnrr r Wiilu-r, I'orl I'ean, "
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June« (innil'll), Si. (tenrcci, **
llenj, IV, Mm (1er, Del. Citr, «
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of
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them
age.
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Camden COLLEQIATÇ (»8T1TÜTK
i on YOI XO tiADIEN,
HEY. M. !.. IIOFKJBD, A. M., I'amctPAi,,
Oamden, N. J.
fpilIS new and flourishing Institution, offering
J- an fttlniutiv# (Tiristian home for young la
•li***. with the l»esf educational ailrniitagt*« at
moderate expea»«*. o|K*ns il» next session on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1871.
For « irenlnrs apply to the editor of this pApcr
or address the Principal nt Ctinden, N. J.
aug 5—lm
•y
Peach Baskets!! Peach Batkets ! ! !
A
new pattern Peach Itaakvti, with cover, the
hnnilaoiiieat ami liest article ever aghrad,
and only Inis to lie seen to b« appreciated , r Low
price of $3n |*r 100. Ala«, Oak Splint Mnaketa,
I'atent atnvc, fine splint with double board bot
tom, Western improved, wide stave, all at low
prie.» by C. B. Iti HIE IIS,
' Ko. 133 Marital Surat, Philadelphia,
aug 5—2w
le'a
by
mil
FOB SALB.
4
of
A Over MARE, perfectly sound, kind and
tie In harnees, Price $100. AUo, a good
•ulky, Price $15. Kaunas *t rat* Orrict '
aug 5—tf
the
gra
Hagiee.