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Judge Fiulettor. Ol PWlodolphla, »ml Judo» j
Cl.vu,;, of the BiUwere j
baeu «pending a few ua.va a- I ->rt Bonn, t. [ £ ft| |
ani shooting. ;
Beuj. H. Iticli ha* been appointed Supomit.on- • tf l0
dont of tho Lifo Having Htatiuim on the ooaat« or to
Dolawaro, Maryland and Virginia. Hulary, Vi,- fl 0 j
(J0(J por annum. I ctudiod
Jloury V. P. Johns, the nomineo of tlio Inde- ! by
pendent» in Baltimore for tho Ht ain't* Attorney- cliock
tdiin was formerly a citizen of this Htato rosid- money
me near Kenton. * I cheek
" table
red
1
LOCAL NEWS.
It is stated tbnt tlio city 1 quor dealers bujMip
Delawarepeaoli brandy, and by mixing' 11 '*
litt le burnt sugar to gtvo it color and oil
to impart flavor, soil it readily for French
biaudy.
Tlio now track of the I*. W. A B. B, It, be
Tiib
of
ville,
of
made
eral
tween Magnolia a. d Uhaso's station,
ud to travel, on Monday, and doublo rails
laid all tlio way b itwonn rinladolphia ami
Haltiuiovo, except across the rivers.
James Champion, a colored farmer in Ponca
der Hundred reports a squash vi
lum, measuring thirty-six fu r, t and eight incli
length. It producod ton or twelve sqnadios,
uüd hau tîireo or four on it at preaont.
Mobbts. It. M. A W. T. Joliusou of rimyri.a will,
tho first of October, upon un exte-nsivo s:
rjjte in Middletown, in ouo of tlio town .
rooms, formerly occupied by Mr. Naudain. They
expect.to sell stock manufactured by themselves
that
(51000)
ho
that
meeting
ington
Jackson
hail
IsrF.nr.HT Advanokii.—'T im Wilmington Sav
gs Fund, (8:li ami Markot,) 1ms advanced the
ont paid depositors to p
tho 1st of January,
will be calculated monthly,
fractions of a month.
day,
gunners
shooting
straying
Sunday,
other
handed
the
Hagany
the
rate of it
per annum, beginning
next. Int
being allowed
l 1
mg
■ Di-lawahr.—N otice has boon
tliat a Hhoal
Uuoat.
by tho Liglit-liouse Inept
loot long and ten foot wide, with
has boon
spot abo
about eighteen feet of water
the oliamml of Delaware
d Marcus Hook. It has he
obstruction buoy.
that
tween Chester
rked with
Ganouknr fho.m a Pam*«.—Mrs. Ilonry Fox,
of Madisonvillo, Chester county, wlio has boon
Hitffflring terribly lor some time past with morti
fication of one of her foot, died ou Weduosday
night. Mrs. Fox was first attacked witli a pim
ple on ono of her feet, which soon started to
chiiho her pain, an 1 Qnal'y terminated in gi
grüne. She suffered terribly until her duHlh.
Tnn
weather
ovetor
ra
H.
Emery
coming
that
THo
no
Co.
Tub Orange Hauveht Home.—P repcavationa
going .
which tiio farmers of Now Castlo and adjoining
ooiinties will «pond next Thursday, 23rd Inst.
Excursion tickets will bo soldat two thirds
from all stations In Delaware to Newport and
return. A train will loavo Nowport north i
to oonnoct with tlio ovening train South
Dolawaro linn.
for tho ootnlng "day in the woods
tho
of
for
derod
which
it.
fact
fore
friends
felt
would
tion,
Tub Fair at Middletown.—O n tlio fltli, 7th
and 8th days of October tho Peninsula Agricul
tural aud Pomolngioal Association will
(Middletown, Dolawaro, for trials of spoed. All
o'clock, p. m. There
premiums, tlio amount aggregating
to all
entries for trotting are to be made
the 20th of this mouth at
52,125. The first froo to all colts
siila not over four years old ; tho last fr
Lornos tliat have no bottor record than 2.27.
Moke Roads.— No less than six juries for tlio
roads in the county wer
_ m _ question but
that tho rapid increase of our population is de
manding more and hotter roads iu almost every
section, aud, while wo are glad
would urge tho necessity oi making hotter what
we have rather th m opening
best investment that
would ho iuoi'oti.<od facilities for travel .—Media
American.
opouing of
last week. There can be
LÎ. R.
Council
tho
Maris,
Great
have
nual
pleasant
ably
wore
modo
this, w
nioro, Tho
citizens could make
SriuwuRUBiEH.—Dr. Pusoy Heald, of lloalds'
llygcian Home, of .this city, is ono of tlio most
huccesfnl amateur gardeners in this Boctiou and
of hia hobbies. IIo
cnitivatea tho President Wilder, Downer's P
11 tic, Charles Downing, Kentucky, Lady Finger,
Matilda, and sovoral other varieties that aro not
much known in Delaware. Hn will sell
moderato price plants of tho kinds named. Ho
will also furnish plants of the celebrated "Mon
arch of tJ;e West."
strawberries " ar
Is
dorks
removed
they
oflico
aud
nice
anno,
thoro
two
■t Encampment.
camjimout will take pluco
a-.id 19th of
military which
are the Millersville Light Guards,
Tue 1*
-This military
tbolflth, 17th, 18th
this month. Among tier hodioH of
be in attoudanoo
d Laucus
ter Light Guards, of Lancaster county, and tho
Oxford Guards and Wayne Zouaves, of Chester
county. H&turday tlio ib li, will bo tlio principal
day of tho encampment, ns on that day tho
of tho troops by Governor
expected
tbo
er
Harliauft tal;
p-c
23rd
aware
after
toforo
tho
Thu Rolling Mills.—L arge
quantities of soft coal from tlio Pennsylvania
mines
Hoft Coat,
being shipped to the roiling
mills of this city over tbo Pennsylvania road
Pomeroy or Ceatosvdia, and thonco do. vu tho
W. & W., or W. »t R. Tlio Pennsylvania
pauy has built a number of
pose for this trade. They carry ten tons each.
Tlio coal traffic of tho Wilmington A Western
road was never larger than at preaout, and
eept for the fact that it has to ho performed
it would bo very valuable to tho road.
site
der
E«q.
since
Mr.
tho
PßOPERTV not Bold.—T lio farm of 122
iu Mill Crook hundred, near Greenback station,
belonging to the estate of Jonathan Catlin, do
esaaed, was offered at public sale Thursday af
ternoon, at tbo Washington IIoiiho. in this city,
and was withdrawn a: 58.800. It
subsequently Hold, at private saie,
L. ' 8. Delaplaiuo, of Wheeling, W. Va., for
*9,000. Sir. D. is a former Delawarean, who
has resided in tbo West for a long time. Ho
proposes to greatly improve tbo property, and
to rent it to Robert Justice, of Newport, who
boru on tlio place.
The Govehnment Pier.—T ho Government
Iron Pier which is being orectod at Lewes begins
now to present an imposing appearauco. It was
arranged at tho beginning of this season's work
to sott lo forty additional piles, twenty of which
have been already put down, and when tho oth
er twenty aro iu their place, 279 piles in all will
have boon settled. Tlio structure is entirely
completed as fur as the piling extends, except
die railing which it is proposed to put up. There
is now alongside of tbo pior ,26*ij foot of water
at full lido, wh-ch will make a sufficient depth
' r any ordinary vessel to rido iu.
AnT
boon
tUat
gation
formed
aftor
s
n»tod
,
gatus.
sheriff,
E.
M.
veyor,
Old Dbawxeb'h Jln-UNioN.—Tho seventh
nual reunion of tho descendants and successors
of tho Presbytori
(A.iinty
which
who wero w
Old Drawvor's Church, many years ago,
held in the old building last Sunday. As usual a
large audience, gathered from tlio congregations
of tlio ohurohos of Odessa, 8l. Georges, Dola
, Port Penn, Peuoador and Middletown
1 onco moro tl
resouiuiod to tiio hymns of praise. Bov. Dr.
John Crowell, of Odessa, pro.iohod in tbo morn
. in tho af
as .u attendance
cently
ho
tlio
, of Glasgf
iug and ltov. Mr. Rig
ternotm .—Middletown Transcript, 18f't.
berg
noon.
order,
tle
port,
n
lapftovKn Ib.vcii AtSouTKB.—John A. J
has added another section to hit) peach nseoru r
uo that it will now assort tho poaches into four
different gradoa—doublo extras, extras, primes
and culls. This now machine is a iiitlo more in
now m usS. but by
with any mechanical Hot, it can bo easily under
stood aud operated. At a trial of it a few days
. with tbo rollers set at
than tho
ago i>n Crawford's L
N <*. 5, Mr. Jonas mado ouo basket of doublo c-x
»•f oxtraH, twonty-two of primo und two
basket of
hurt tbo appearance of
Transcript.
Berks
ing
day.
about
of culls. Tho taking out of tho
double extras d d
ILp extras iu tho loast ,—Middtetc.
.—Tlio
t*AtI.lN<0 f f THE NhW Y
ship, AVtr York, built by
tiio Morgan Lino, did not got away
was expected, but sailed,
Among those
President of the 11.
less and other ulllo
passing thr
r fctea Pi
ll. & H. Co. for
Thursday
Saturday,
ro bttmuol ll.ulan, Jr.,
board
II. Co., Capt. T J. Law
c-aual
wept against I this
river
allow
canal
used
so
In
ho Mort,
gh Market street bridge, against
ag flood tide, tho hW»
jim fc*-iiUuvi which protect tin* table of the draw,
timbors, canted tho
it refused
as suspciidod for a
ir. but
i
m tho North si Jo
ntiroly and travel
.)•
is neiepcd lo
m.— rhoy talk a good deal
e.iiiuiug IdwtiH about "con
•caches." Wo asked a gejitl
eba vils what they wero, and bo
says tho process or putting u;» is liko tins s a
rich sugar syrup in boiling, when
halve«, being placed in a
slightly
C j.'HKuvh.u p. v.
tho fr
becono dry.
i tb i rich syrups forces
fruit, ami conserves it,
tbo oui aide
is dipped into it, allowed
theu, being removed,
This tlight cooki
sugar i ' '
leaving sugar — . ,. , . ,
fruit, being thoroughly dried,is packed m boxes
ln vor«, sprinkled with sugar, and resembles
in character what is known as French citron.
bo told tin«, smacked hm t
"conserved peaches' j y £l
h
to
crystals. Tho
the
I we
!
informant,
lips, and assured
wore emphatically good.
li.a
Toe Hunt County Bieek. Bocieiv.—T h«
nual mooting of tho Kent .County Biblo Bocioiy
wan held at Dover oh tlio ltith, when tlio. follow
iug ollicors woro olocted : President, JI01.1. N.
B. Bmithers : Vico President,Itey. W. IJ, Gregg:
8. Jakes ; Vice
Itoo. Hoc , Win. Cuinmins. M. D ; <'
Price Griffith ; Treasurer, John ;
i'rosidents—Wm. Ounimins, M. D., Duck Crook
H J. ; N. T. Underwood, K niton lid ; H. M, Col
fins, Littlo .Greek lid ; George Harris, Dover
lid. ; J. W. Hall, South Murdorliill Hd. ; T. F.
Ilamnn tsiny, Milford Hd. ; Win. Bhaw, Mi-pil
Ud. In the evening a publio moating was
held which was addressed by ltov. Mr. McLean,
. Biblo Society, and Bov. Geo. It. Kra
r or Wilmington. Appropriate memorials
nd of lbiV Matthias .lormau and Mr. H011
iitablo remarks mado by ehe
tho death of Dr. C00Ù0.
la
ry Draper, a mi i
àtov. Dr. Sheldon
The Et.DEii Wiuti/ick Caktu a i d.—C onstable
Ford, of I'encador Hundied, after receiving a
tho Attorney General couched
leave hi
altorn&tive,
such language
procooded to Middletown on Friday and arrested
John Whitlock br. for being an aecoHnory to tlio
murder or William Furchos, some throe weeks
ago in Whitlock's saloon in Middletown. Tho
prisoner was brought lieforo Coroner Grevés
who committed him to Jail, to answer
November court. The old goutlcman had be
aoouBtomed to walking tho etrceis of
ithout being molostod, that ho
tho
Middlotow . , , , , .
i considerably surprised at tlio arrest and said
t if he had known any such tiling bad boon
. It is
;omplatecl ho would have boon
thought that tlio younger Whitlock will sur
ler iumsolf. The older Whitlock has bad a
conference with V* r . G. Wuitoley, Esq., whom he
jLaa rutaiued as hi« counsel.
«I
Arrest ok an Ataiokd Fobokh—A man who |
gave hiH
rested at (Jristleld,
forgery by Richard Hodg
j
j lÄÄ ï'eb'Â U% «lie Nation.!
[ £ ft| | k ((f Wfc( , L UhCbtor for q m., offering 550 iu
; consideration of the THYor. Mr. Dudgeon took
• tf l0 cliock. advanced 520 on it, and toiographed
to tho | mnk to , v cor fc ft in if it was gonui
fl 0 j nK nunwered affimativoly «ont it on. had it
I ctudiod and tho money was on its way to Doliuur
! by express, when ic was discovered that the
cliock wan a forgery and tho payniout of tho
money was stopped. Eastbnrn Hays ho w
I cheek from Washington EaBtbum, at a gaming
table in this city, ami that ho had only transfer
red tho check to Mr. Hodgson by placing his
tho back of it. lie iH still in custody
1 iu believed to he an old hand at crime.
To
aa Washington Eastburn was ar
Thuraday, charged with
, of Dolmar. Tho
's hotel,
lied tho
tho
Tiib "Extension" Effort.—A nother mooting
of tboBe fr emily to tho Elk extension of l lm j
Wilmington & Western It. R. was hold at Lewis- j
ville, on Saturday ovonlng. No further sliurea
of stock wem reported enhsorihod for, and It
appeared that no systematic efforts had boon
made to get aubsciiptions. There was a gen
eral ilesiro that John G. Jaekaou should spend
three days more along l ho proposed
3, tho friends of the road feeling ooulldont
balance
glut
this
is
into
but
to
that if ho would' come
(51000) to malm up tlio required 520,001) could
ho raised. Tliete was a general deter mit
that work should not fall through and another
meeting was arranged to ho hold at tho Wash
ington school Itou*«, and word was sent to Mr.
Jackson to oome aud assist »luring tlio week.
! Phobkcoted.—A lmost ovory
Saturdays, numbers of
uDNNBUS
day, and especially
gunners oome down from Philadelphia and tres
the property of farmers, not only by
shooting game, but often killing poultry caught
straying away from tho barnyard. Those
Saturday would generally stay
Sunday, and kill reed birds
other ' game. Several farmers have
names of the trespassers, and
handed them to Esq Hagany, with tho roquent
the parties warning them of
the consequences of violation of tho law. Esq.
Hagany i» engaged in carrying out this desire of
the farmen, ami in caro tlio parties insist on
ming to tho State ami trespassing, they will b
promptly arrested and held to answer.
l 1
mg
I
that lie will write
Tnn Srafoud Ovstbh Tiiabs.—T lio'late cool
weather has caused
ovetor bushiesH in this
uuusual activity i
Monday
ra jrimig last tlio packing houves of Messrs. W.
H. Btevons & Co., Dou&ho A Co., and
Emery and Co., opened. Orders bavo boon
coming in quite rapidly, ami tho indications
that the kohhoii will bu au unusually brink
THo oystors, too, are in flue condition, and will
no doubt oommaud higher prices. Doualio A
Co. have established a wholesale depot in
Wilkenbarre, l'a., which will bo under the direct
management of C. O. Douuho .—Seaford Citiitn.
cial
of
Now
aro
of
Co.,
its
its
out
will
a
the
at
Tubratenfd Contest
Election.—A proposition to contest the elect ion
of Mayor Whitoloy has been earnestly discussed
for somo days, and several gentlemen liavo
derod to Mr! Valentino tlio necessary funds with
which to conduct tlio case if ho would undertake
it. Thus far nothing lias been done, and tbo
fact that tbo contest would lmvo to bo made be
fore Council renders Mr. Valentino and bis
friends reluctant
felt that tlio only point which could bo gainod
would bo an expose of tho frauds of tlio elec
tion, aud this may load lo an investigation.
5 May
,o in tho mattor. It is
: Uku Men.—R epresentatives
J. Pierson from tlio Groat
Council of
liKTnm
LÎ. R. Heislor and J.
Council of Dolawaro to tlio
tho United Htates, Imp. O. R. M., and Joshua
Maris, Groat Chief of R-cords, and Joseph Pyle,
Great Keeper of the Wampum, of that body,
have returned from Richmond, whore tho
nual session was hold. They report a :
pleasant visit, wore warmly recoivod and hospit
ably entertained, and numerous entertainments
wore provided for their beunlic. No change wau
modo iu tlio officers, they being elected bien
Is THE New Opfioks.—O n Saturday List the
dorks and other officers of tho W. A W. R. R ,
removed from Wright's carriage building, where
they had boon temporarily located, to their new
oflico rooms on tho opposite oornor at Market
aud Water streets. Tlio whole building has been
rernonolod, and being flniuhecl with a now
nice and flat roof presents a voiy neat appear
anno, IJofcidos tho ticket office on tho first floor,
thoro aro a ladies' waiting room, and one for
gentlemen. Tlio second story is divided into
two rooms, occupied as tho Company's offices.
"GnANaEii'' Lectubeh.—W orthy Lecturer of
tbo National Grange i\ A. Thompson will deliv
er eight lectures in Delaware on tlio objects ami
advantages of tlio organization of Patrons of
Husbandry. The first will be delivered at tbo
McFarland's woods on Thursday tho
p-c
23rd inst., aud tho second in tho oratory of Del
aware Agricultural College, at a time, to bo here
after announced. Mr. Thompson,who lias horo
toforo visited tlio State, is a very fluent and
tertainiug epeakcr, and stands very high among
tho Grangers.
Itrms.—[F rom the Citizen, |—Several
gcntli-.inon wore prospecting around Heaford
Tuesday, with a view to. solecting an uligibb
site for another slop yard,
alorod woman namod C
der $100 bail for her appearance at court, but
E«q. Alton lot her go to hunt up tlio security,
since which timo nothing has boon hoard of her.
Mr. W. Dulaney's mill has boon a success and
tho superintendent, Juo. W. Dulaney, proposes
a flour and feed store in fcfc-aford.
Skat
of
its
i-di was put
ï Kknsi y Cask.— N ot
report of tbo investigating
AnT on k li Phase in
witlistauiliug _
coimnittee, by which R -v. U. T. Konuey h».s
boon deposed from his pulpit, wo nro informed
tUat tho people of ilia neighborhood and congre
gation will not lot him go. Wo aro further In
formed that they have procured tho
adjacent school-house, in which will horc
aftor preach regularly ovory Hunany. Never
s tho belief in his innoconco by hia friends
ighbors stronger than
of
a
Nominations in Wicomico Cou.n
Demuou
-.—Tlio Democrats of Wicomico oouutv,
n»tod tbo following ticket yostorday : For Son
, Thomas Humphreys ; for House of Dele
gatus. JÏ. It. Dashioil and W. (L Gordey ; for
sheriff, L. It. Dorman: for .State's attorney, Jus.
E. Kllegood ; Orphans' Court, James Gillua, L.
M. Dasbiol and James )[. Wo-t ; county com
missioners, Wm. L. Laws, H. H. Fooks, John
Williams, It. P. Darby and it. O. Mitchell ;
veyor, 11. N. Crawford.
rt-ttnrday,
(A.iinty Trca-mvor Ileibcrt gave uutioa in the
CuMMkih IaL, caiitinuiiig the puhlln agaiii^t
gotiftting certain coupons of o
that an examinai
disclosod tiio fact tliat
which worn paid but rot e uioollod, lmvo boon
abstracted from tlio office. Tlio gontioi
wiiicii lie
I this led !
.. bonds. It
of tlio Troasury lias
5 coupons, duo 1871,
„ iA rroN.—TAo L inden- '
.is annual cole- '
itatmduY alter- I
is on tbo cool i
cently presented
ho f
tlio difCovery.
:
berg M. E. Sunday Sciioul hold i
bration in I». B. Niviu's grove,on
noon. Although tho wcatlior w
order, thoro \va* a large turnout, not only of lit
tle but of big folks. Uov. J. D. lligg, of New- j
port, and ltov. G. W. Lybrant, tbo paster in 1
charge, made approprn
lient singing, and tlicro
n il eutortainmeut.
r
, tollowed by
as tin) usual
ud ires.
'i
llF.tpi.T or tub Berks County Fair.—T lio
Berks County Fair closed on Saturday, tho di
plomas being awarded on that day. Tin* follow
ing aro given us tho receipt« of the Fair : First
day. 5571.81 ; second d w. jliU 15; third day,
519:13.55 : fourth day, 5728.05 ; for refreshment
stands, 51520.0.) ; tickets, 512.(10, making a total
501'Ji* I'j. This sum will l»n increased to
about .fïüui) by returns from ticket
shows, Ac.
Tun Canal.—'T ho Chesapeake ami Delaw
c-aual lias done an exceedingly good burinei
I this summer. Boats aro oven "locked" in ;!
river on Sundays, aomothiug unusual,
allow vaft trousportation to tbo porishable
freight. A large ueetje-work is lying near tlio
canal locks, at Dolawaro Cjty, which i
used to dura t he cauat during the coming win
so tl jut repairs to tbo locks c.
a
In
I,
Im
. liiufion j
1'knna. Mii.itarx Acad» xu.—This
,d»lo m.tn.q;cmunt of Col. T
i }u this city, pursues a v
'jsiye buildings
tbo bill iuHtaut.
bo
a
Hvutt, well In.
succ*'8-*fill career in its
ir. Tho Fall term opauc
uudor iiio head of
uuniboi
it,
!
„
a I
hm t Tbo i , t ,,
j y £l ,
;u vr Dklawahu i .IT)'.—F. A O. Von
priuteis, a. - e thinking of starting
Delawaro City
weekly paper ut Di-Lwaro City soon. They al
ready lmvo a very good-j"b oflico, but wrll need
to purchase a r.eatpaper outfit. TI10 name of
tho date of its first appoar
! aiiuiiuuoed.
the new pa;
Fair come» 1 IT this
j seen by fall
>n ■. lvcj'tising columns,to which
I we espi'i ia"y d im t atteutioa. The Delaware
! fanner wim lakes two days from liis farm tu at
id this »11.it exhibition can reckon tlio time
'.will I
N.
Vice
r Fadlhlani) —Mrs, \Y,
Jonks Foil, while out ridiug the latter part
ami lind
In ti!
A 1
Col
F.
was
Kra
H011
ehe
lier hor
q hurt, it being
booo was spilt. Dr. Hwithin Ohandler was aum
moubd aud reduced tlio fracture.
la I
I
;
of be
AauicfLTOllAE CmtuiOALS. — Messrs. H. J.
Baker <v Bi o., Now York,offer to Delaware tarm
nnd fruit growers what they claim to be first
rate articles of agricultural chemicals, chemical
manures and strictly pure grouud bones. They
invito all lo send for price hat.
Bvrn Burned.—T he bam and outbuildings of
Robert A. Cocbran, on tbo farm touted by Ben
jamin Donnelly, near Middletown, was burned
Monday morning last from causes unknown.
Tbo loss ia estimated at from 91500 to 2.000.
Tue State Centennial Commission.—T o tho
inquirer at Newark ; Tire Secretary of the
Centennial Board is L. F. Riddle, Ivq., Wil
mington. Any communications for the Boaid
you
a
tlio
weeks
Tho
Grevés
be
of
ho
solid to him.
tho
Cadkt Appointment.—A ndrew Kirk,
Jaiuoa liirk, Ksq , editor of tho Dover Dela
warean, has boon appointed
the U. H. Navy Aoadumy, at Annapolis, by
tor Bayard. __
of
a cadetship,
, .
said
boon
It is
sur
bad a
he
—Admiral Wellesley, of tho English
expected at Newport i
phiu, and the municipal authorities
lug to toudur him a reception.
V, Is
B-llc
prepar
of
|
Uolnruit ?IoaN School T
To thé Kditur of the Commercial :
Will you explain why tho County Collectors'
County, lload, Poor and
School Tax?'' Hau the oouuty stopped iu and
assessed colored
city V If
colored
says that he Is paying school tax.
sointn read
in this
for school purpoi
tlio money expended ? A
a receipt for 51 in, aud
shows
ul
[At tlio last session of tho Legislature u law
passed, authorizing the Levy Courts
portons, for the support
colored schools, tlio tax to
ty collectors, and paid
to tho 5100.
1 maintenance
bo oollootod by tho
tho County
Treasurer, who is to pluco it in tho hands of the
Delaware Association for distribution to tho
oral colored schools of the State, giving
county what is raised in that county. —En. C
e.
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Pencil.
"uiunuywinb"—a DKsmAnr.K hi.KOX.TMI
TJS 0KAWF0UD ST
1'JlOViI).
What our pe'aoU-groword waut more than
thing olsu, is improved variotios. of fruit—
larger, liner of form and color, and bettor iu
flavor. Tiious.iuds]| ami
littlo trash lias been picked and marketed, this
season, doing as much as all other cauAeH
glut the market. Yesterday, Randolph Peters,
well known nurseryman of this county,
Bhowed us samples of his "soedhug No. 1"
which ho has namod the "Brandywine," and wo
have no hesitation iu saying that it is u veiy
superior and desirable peach.
The Brandywine is a largo fruit ; tlio speci
u fair average, w
told,and wore about the largest we have handlod
this season. It iH a perfect free stone, with
yellow Hush, ami of superior flavor. Its shape
is good and color rich. Evidently it is a needling
from the Crawford's Late,but crossed with some
other variety, bo that it ripens two weeks later,
that
account, mid much sweeter iu taste. It couios
into market with tho bmock.but while tho latter,
yesterday, was selling at 20 cents a basket, tho
Brandywine, marketed by Mr. Parers, brought
readily 51 50 and 51-75. Here is tho secret of
success and failure in poach growing ! It costs
more to raise good fruit
but when the former grows it is wortii and will
command a good return. Tho lime is past for
small and poor fruit. Orowors must now attend
to quality,
of thousands of
will
shown u>
the
8
two
king it very dcnirahlo
inferior trash,
tlio
[Communicated. [
Ttac kh-laivuro sane t'iru
lii*nraiico C
Tho State of Delawaro is
cial basis as any State in tho Union. Wo do not
beliovo in inflation.
.llui-ino
Uulaivaro City.
sound a flnau
Our business
foundation. Our banks arc all iu good financial
shape, ami our credit in . good at home aud
abroad. And whilo this is trua of our business
interests in general it is especially eo of our In
surance Companies. Aud while wo cannot bon- L
of such over-grown corporations as Philadelphia,
Now Yoik city, or Hartford. Yet our compatîtes
aro on a much more permanent basin than the
largest companies of cither of tlio States ah'
named. And thoy aro in a position where they
»08 cities buru, panics come, Jay Cookes and
Ralstons fail, without any foar for their
safety. Their assots aro not a (Tooted by these
sudden fluctuations. Their business i
their risks aro of the boat class. They aro man
aged with prudonco and economy,and they move
year after year, paying their losses out of
about 20 nor coot of their aunu d income, whilo
of the largest companies in tho country ex
peotto pay out for Iobhos from 50 to 75 per cent,
of their premiums, each year, and regard thorn
solves fortunate if they got <»1T with GO per cent.
Tho Delawaro Htato Firo and Marine Insurance
Co., of Delawaro City,
Conservative, energetic companies. Its
mont in another part of Ibis paper speaks for
itsolf. Its assois aro larger in proportion
its business, ami tbo deposits that it holds
its perpetual risks aro iu tmob shape that it c
take up its pcrpotual policies
out impariug the stock
Directors,
Tho, President of tlio Company, Goo. 13.
Money, is ono of the most onorgotio, pushing
tlio Htato, aud his
guarantee that the ca-npauy's flnanoial affairs
will bo managed with prudonco, economy and
integrity.
It is tlio intention of the Directors to comply
the Law of Pennsylvania, ami open a
branch Office in tho city of Philadelphia oarly in
Jaiiiiary.IH7fl.whpn the company will enter up
a limited agency business. Aud tlio Beoretary,
James II. Myers, who has for years boon
nootud with hoiuo of tlio most successful as well
of tlio largest Insurance Companies, iu
the United Hlatcs, is confident that with Lhe
safe class of business on the company's books
at homo, a carefully selected agoncv busino
be transacted iu the adjoining states, tint
will not only strengthen tho company but will
also bring handsomo roturus to tho stockholders
And we are glad to see this evid
priso in a Delaware Insurance Company.
a safe sound
A
by
and
lid
mg
b-.-H
• iuconvoniencing tho
HUtii 'i
of ente
Tho National Collego of Businoss, Now Haven
Conn., whoso advortisomont appears m this issue
of our paper, is designed to afford young
who contemplate a business life a thorough and
systematic course of commercial training. The
plan of instruction is very comprehensive, and
never fails to qualify the attentive student to
enter at once upon the active duties of life. This
institution îh patronized by young
every section of (lie country, and in all tho prin
cipal cities and towns of tlio Union may bo found
its graduates, successfully engaged iu businoss.
Tbo expenses are sufficiently low to bo within
the reach of all classes, and no better invest
ment of tiiuo or money can lie mado than i
quiring tho practical knowledge of business af
fairs there .imported.
WIliuingtOH Narlu'D.
WlLMIKOTON, H^pt. 22,
d vegotables are abundant in inaikot,
and prices generally nuebanged uinco our last
report, llutter shows an upward tendency, and
fresh pork and saueago have made their apponr
. peaches aro on tlio wane, and apples and
grapes aro taking thoiv place. Tho following is
a summary of tlio prices :
r, «at
Mentit. —Beefsteak. 20(gi25c per pound : r
ic®20o i »tow»
lflc ; sficr.d 2Ugi
sausage, lflc ; pickled pork, lßo ; fresh pork lflo ;
ficslt sausage lflc.; chipped hoof, 80fif35d ; lard,
lflû/ 18c. ; mutton, 10(ô)12c ; chops -18@2flc; veal
lU@12o ; cutlets 18@20c.
Fruit .—Apples 8rtt)12i:, per half peck; poacl.es
10(5)15
8@12c ; corned 8@15e ;
; shoulder 12c. ; bologt
, 40(g50o ; apri
por quart; gagea l5o. ; cantaloupes,
3(®.8o apiece, or 25a. u basket ; watermelons,
15@40c. apioco. Grapos 0(®10c.
MUtceUaneou *.—Butter 45iff5ffo. por pound;
, 10@12f; [iotl
' 18Ö per half peck ; limn boans, P2@15o. por qc.; | in
' cucumbers 8@12 por doz ; onions 15c. . '
I peck; «quashes, 2@-3c apiece; cabbage, Ufr He por |
i head; beets 3(5)5o per lmnch; honey 25 (ni'Ma. jt- r j
pound ; tomatuoa 8@10c per half peck ; chick
ens 1.25(^il.50 per pair, 18@20ft. por pound.
pears 15 iT«' 253. ; lcm
, 1
eggs 55c. per dc
12(a)
j
1
ll^lf
f'oiiuiiorcinl tteporiv.
LPÜIA MARKET.
rUILADELl'lIIA
Flour quiet and steady; extras, 5
family 5'ti 50@7.00; lngh grades, :
Wheat, dull and lower; old red
do 51 10® 1.85. Corn dull, yellow 7
Whiskey 51 20.
'i mil'A ill,' - IT THE tUUNDYWlPK MILLS FOR XlAlUR !
371 a :
Pi
,4 .
Oats qiui
.JN.flt <® 9.
.50
1.85
NIC
p.irria 0 c.s,
Cl
, \NE — A
. Mr.
id Rogers and Midi S title M> Cianoall uf tins
. Duv
j
Heaths.
:.c '8th inst.. Khz 1.11
of lteiij.
88IK—N-'' LOR—At the bride'»
S -p'eiubcr iiRu, l£»75. by tin* Rev
■, andiil.sY
ity, De .
v. zit-r, aged 70 ye
P. Naylor,
! Mr. * liirles A. Mass
„ ail of ftetr c.utls c.n
a I BROWN—VERDIN —
lhe residence
H.th, at
. T. A.
V ', uf Wi jqlli'jton, to Miss i Luche Verein, of
Dove
•• brideV
TALLEY—ELY.— At ML Salem parsonage,
in r., by Rev. J, w. w estou,
to Miss Mary JC. Kly.
WILLIAM«.—In tills city
Dorcas C. Williams, aged tu years.
KOAN,—In tills city on Fifth flay evening, ;
0 li, Mary P. Fgim.agod 77 year«.
DOOLEY,—On the Kith i
Wife of John Duoi y
H vRVEY.—In this city,
wife of Huxley Harvey, aged 31 ye ira.
FAIRBANKS.—In this e ty, on M< n'ay
nf Willi
util
. rtareou Taliey ;
let
•., Mrs. Mc-ria Dooley
: 'nth Inht., Vary L.,
(/) uiai
lho3 th (nstgnt, vv tile L ,
lama Fairbanks, ugefl 1 j mouths
i«r a ic Cent Segar for 5 Cents.— Genu' ne Ravaua
Segar. Concha siz •, 6 eta., large ones, 4 for a qu .r
ter; Loriilaid's lteb.cca ami N.UKSelmm's 1 glu and
ark navy. Lowm m ad and Klug.
J.
of
tho
Wil
r Poverty in lit ut, but the worst kind - f poverty Is
poverty of tue htoou; this makes man" po >r in
Ueod," for it takes awnv strength, courage and en
ergy ; but nnricu the blood wir > its vital element.
Iron. By tuking 'he Peruvl m Syrup (a protoxide of
iron), and you will feel rich aud "at» good «■* unt '
body," Try it__
IST Hundreds 0/ Disreputable Spec
public,
s mg'ii lo palm on up
lerated drams for a benign Coro
wh'Ch the
„ v u-u'vous, in<* dyspeptic, the aloi-plers, the
d.-Hpoiulent, owe more than to any other restorative
of a centuary most prolific in remedies Jiutth -
vile Imitations can mver deceive tlr>Bh who have
once used the Great original. Upolpuo Wci.
e'cntEDAM > homa'ic SCHNAPPS, which is at OllCt) u
Uunor anu pres
septa,ditAw
lv<s of lieahh
of
PENNSYLVANIA
M LIT Alt' Y ACALEMV,
CUE3TSR, PA., OPENS 8EPTB11JÄR s.
. nu K .-i 3U viu t .
« . „ « . . . ^ „
LÜL. THEO. U\ AIT, President,
Is
, oughly taught. For < Irtulurs, ap;.ly vo
1 B3pM,lmd*w
civ I Engineering, tho Classics,
WANTED-A MALE TEACHER IN '
YV Blstrlot No.
Audreys.
POOL AND WOOD,
Mciionongli.
i'pp.swanv
UTUAL LIVK STOCK INSURANCE
COMPANY OP CHBiTEHCOUNI Y.
The managers of the Live Stock Tnurancn Corn
order to meet Ha llaldlf
tt rate of contnbu
M
3iie.xt.er county
ties, have settled and
non upon the membere of said company,...
dance with the by-laws, and same 1» now due. and
payable Settlement of the same can bo made with i
wiu. Whitehead, F-q„ at bisofllcftin the Borough 1
ul est ehester. By order of the Board.
WM. W1NDLV, President.
/Ml person« having unsettled claims neaintt the
present them to
said Com rnny, are requuo
e. Hier of the undersigned.
WM. P. ToWNMvIP, >
ABM. S. A'•liBRIDGE, L.\
WM. H. EIRE. )
cii'lvn < c
XTOTICF— TO TEACHERS OF FREE
Schools of Delaware. Tho Registers for !
■nthly reports of the Pree
bo deposited at, the follow- j
liud ou application after
i
Srliools, and Blanks tn
Hcho d? of Delaware will
lug places, and c
September 21st.
Hook stores, Bmyrin, Del.
New Castle county National Bark. Odessa Del.
Store of D. Dunning, Middletown Del. 1
Bonghman, 8 homas & Co. Wilmington I **
Del.
, Dov*r Del.
. w. li. Purnell,Newark,Del.
ro of Cnwglll A
Oillce of r
t.MHce of Recorder of Deeds, Now castle,
IfesiU**nco of fi. J. Wriglir, Port P*nu,
Jtesidenco of J. c. Mars, Kirkwnnrl Pel.
J. If. GHOVKH, Bsp'r. hoUüOXN,
Bmvuna, Bept. 19i li :8T6—201W-UW*
j
pUliML
SALE
SMALL F A R M.
The Hub cribrr intending to decline H
will bed at public sale
5«fi ill»'
1
•keeping ;
lm
mihi
i
the place ou which lie now resides, c nMlstlng of 12
acres of laud In New Garden township, Chester Co.,
8 ,'MT!.ÏÂ,aïa.""îï
mingion anil Western R. If. •
Tue improvements consist of a substantial two- j
S™-! SrciSSSSÄVÄWinS
necessary oui buildings; young apple orchard iu
prime hearing. Hilda variety
two nev»-r Jailing wells of pure water, one ut house
1er cover. Part of purchase money can remain
ihc place, immullnto poHseHslou given.
O tuKGK B. HAS-.MORE.
jF. B. —Personal property sold at name time and
:
fruit
Fepnys
\/A LU ABLE FARM
V at
PRIVATE SALK,
tly in New Garden township, Chester
county, Pa , and r artI y lu New Castle county, Del.,
bounded by lands • f Eliz-i McTntlre, Ths American
KrodnCo., John lMrce, aud others,
CONTAINING ABOUT 130 ACRES,
Now owne 1 and occupied by Evan Brown, and
known bh -Southwood." Tho and which is of ex
cellent quality, is 'n a high statu of cultivation,
divided into convenient and well watered fleets,
p-irly ' y good chestnut rail fence, und largely by
well Kept osage orange in-dgcH. x Imndancs ot
timber lor all ncces-mv purposes.
The improvements consists of
A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL STONE HOUSE,
Beautifully fltuatod In a lawn, tastefully planted
phadu trees aud flswera, about BU0 yards from
soutliwood Station, on the Wilmington Hint Western
Kuilto id, wlthUiree rooms, kitchen and wash shed
with wood house adjoining,
moms on
tlio attic, and a large garret.
and
(bo
(B0
of
the first floor, five
flnisiied rooms in
second floor,
A GOOD TWO-AND
HOUFK. A LA I
• T f ' LF STORY TFNANT
12 DOUBLE DECKER
HTO.NR DARN,
•
Ic Hiioildlng, wagon house,
, ca rliigs ImuHO, In-g house, ic
h-r necessary«?
the house ami barn
from a never failing spring,
a large applo orchard in full bearing on
thor Just commencing to
!a;c j , and other fruits
house, iln lug house,
buildhias. Water is fo'ci-d
by a hydraulic
premises,
.also poaiw,choril-.-rf,
l'errons wishing to pnreha-e are re qui sled to cal!
and «'X indue the premt-tes, or else apply to
THOM. P. TAYLOR.
7< o Arch Srroe.t,
1 htiadelphia.
(ei
b-.-H
J^URSBEB ! LUftlSER! LUMBER!
iTANINU MILL.
H'l's'AM !i/> W AI
Diniig orders foi j
RING, BILLTIMBF.H, DELA
WABE AND srMQimilANN A WHITE OAK
Pl.'.NK, AND WTIITE AND RED U.-'K
F ILING
AU kinds ef
Plr.rf.-uit, Matuhiug aud Slitfiug.
Always on tmn<l a l.tr.;e t
WHIT« I'lMR FfjOORINO, BOARD', PLANI
STIINGLF.8, PICKE IU
and n irein-r »' -i Hortunmt of building materials
Ji. w. GAUSE,
M-1. ' ,VC:lt r) fc | rPftJ *
Particular attention giver
WHITE PJWi: '
•k of
(^J-RAKVIUS WORRELL,
J $22 r«î.irk*>t Sf.ro» t,
b 20
U TKM/J.V.
Dry Goods,
Carpets.
Oil Cloiha.
M.VPTTO?
• I) UPUOLSTRttOiG GOODS.
orted Htouks in the Halted
-. . - reliable hour,-.
•id anaonucemeui in Salur,lay'a
Due of tqo
Coumeiut....
lylWrpA
TREES
5
SHRUBS AND PLANTS!
fi'« invite the attention nf Planters and Dralors
' —- large and complete block of
Standîiv.T rf l'rcli Tree»,
Oi-imiui-iitnl TreeSlirubs.
Prompt attention given to all enquiries,
(iLOUfli: API1ELIS,
OU ESTE F, I'A.
Evers
in pad
i.-p-l7 2;r
J^STABL1' T H-D 1850.
FiVtfTO h
in fi» •' vo ir ov
5PACKS FOR*!.
IHV U.S F J It 23 ( V
λ
EN
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wf*.
- v V
' Vd AS? :
SflE
tf
r TTLF. POWDER" litis i
This
. n ive and act;
It U\ PS.
Cil ICKKN CHOLER
di-ited, any auiimtof evi
tm al It and
.•e receive l,
Funner i
.eg theii poultry stock fn m the disease ami 1
a-k h, tu» li', nave youratecK,ami :
S but little.
thereby
death. All •
: co; vltvfd ;
My pnwdcr h h nbv iv
reliable i
lings amj «lift
tieal'hv; thee
giv. n full eatlafact'.on ai a
all Uwa«*) nr linrs s. Cutiie.
i it will keep th m thrifty at"l
i> yield 25 tier oint
milk; Cattle and Hugi will gam .u la'tcumg in
; m lie pr.iportUlil.
v h K for Hi a Po vdsr.
i
"
'
i
i lida luipma ■
' '
• - -- F'lr';' '
r.al, i arrow, Ao., iu large ;
:
■Sr me for a paiuphlo', wi h full particulars.
rRt'D'K. A. MILLER, Proprietor.
!>) North Front
WWTUD ATO
Tansey, H mas l*
A MONTH
[teblumid in -
nur;
"ÜViiTte >!!
BRANSOH KN1TTEH.
;
price aao,
mpllclty and duiablll'y. Knit a
stnektin.', luil und t. e ccniplet«-without ream, m
six to ten minutes. Knits Ladles', Gentlemen sand
(' ll dr. n s stoeklm-.s, l.egmr.s, hcarfs, Tld'e«,
Fringe, and ol, kinds o f Limy work. Agents war.«
tot. Circulars tree. HA v LEY A BRANDON, £35
N. 6th street, PhUadelpliia.
mUKPHItft HAHII rpoeo.iy
cured ty Dr. Beck'n only
known and suro Remedy.
NO CHARGE
OPIUM
u;_usa
for treatment uutil cured.
DR. J. C. BECK,
CLNCLNNAIJ, OHIO.
112 John Etrcot,
■ P.13n ow.W*
1LLIA.M CKOZLER, MANAUhilOF ,
ok Farm, Northpert. Long Island,
Breeder aud Imno.ter of Uirougabred ^i- i
au I Ayrshire CMtle: Clydesdale Horses;
Co swo'.d aheep ; Berkshire Hwiue, and F.iucv PwU'.
try. The etec.K bred at B acon Farm is imported, I
t fr. .m tin* best imported sources, and has won ■
11 <m<ra ton of the best Judges. :
They have taken tlu first prizes at Provincial 1
Shows, and at. leading Hate aud County Fairs in
and the Uuited Stales. Jylb.sn.wlyM sin/
Vv
' -
THE
u
IJM1B WIl-MINQTON
POUDRKTI'E (ÏG.VPANY
/ re maeuf i- luring and have for sale
RLTiNKU CtiNCaNTMAPKD KOUDUETTF,
FAR 1 11 KAPER TH iN ANY OlllEit
MA» KBT.
TWENTY DOLLARS PER TON.
•riters by mall with umuev order
1 will receiv » prompt attention. Address
WILMINGTON l'OÜDRETTB CO.
6 \v. Tenth St.
WilBlItigtvU
j lis 3 nw- Jyai,3mf
L adies economize by getting
MITCHELL'S Simple and Perfect Dress Dia
t . i pan* learned m cue hour. 814 North Eighth
bireet. Philadelphia, ȣ. Call and ein&mlnc. Agents
wanted. aag^-iyw
'
STRAWBRIDGE & GL. 0 THIER
5
i
1
In their enlarged Establishment, are offering a Very
Extensive and Attractive Assortment of
I
!
j
i SILK3 AND DR: : S UOOIH,
IILACK CAPHMErtvs
»MAWL*
1 RLAMKKTB a v n otnr'iM
I ** GAIUxfiiAö
llOUSV F CRN L HING I IMiNS
CLOTHS AND PAt«JJMEHES, •
LADIES' SAOQl'ES
BLACK MJi.RINOiV,
BL aCK ALPACA.-*,
LA* I KB' SUlTt?,
BLACK MOliAllitf,
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
U RILLI ANTJLNEd,
Ml'SL^N AND SHEETINGS,
TAMISES,
LACE3 AND EMIi'iOIDLRILi
j FLANNELS,
1 CANTON FLYNN El. a,
CRAPES,
LACE CURTAINS.
;
i
If , _«». „ B _ _ , . _ , _ #
All our Prices are Fixed, and Admit of no Deviation. Samples
j B #e« ««a«
cheerfully sent on application.
:
J
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH ÄND MARKET STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
of
HeptlC-t.il
& CO .-l
TqiTSON & CO .-l
School EViusic Books
Coustltitle' a perfe f s.-ries, providing iu thehepi
manner for every clans in every bchool, Academy
and seminary
AMERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC
KLADLkb.
in three Books, of which BnokI, I, (3C cenin) is ««1
niirublv arrangeii for tho Primary bcliools, Book li,
(bo cents) am) book III, (bo e»*nn) for Grammar ami
younger U'gh School
piled by L. u. Emevt
Academy classes. »
. f. Tilden.
CHEERFUL VOICES,
(B0 contf), by L.
of School Songs for common School's.
. Kmeraoii
cnjfital collucti
THE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR,
(?i.Ci) by L. o. Kmersen ami w. P, Tlhien, lu fully
wiiloli for some years h m'beeu the etandard
• -s jiresout work like the other, is for
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, cml SEMIN* RIES
SlNQlNU,
high
rm: r.vno.vu,
HVÎT1N AIM
ISOOk,
(ei cent ) famishes t v e h -at cyiec lut of Sacred
Music extant for opening and cl'Btng schools.
Any book s u:, po.vt paid, for retail price.
OLIVER DtTHON «V CO., CHAS. B. A •
it'dway. New v 'eti
.liotmtei the llijhent Medal at Vienna.
E. & H.^T, ANTHONY & CO.,
.fill Hrjiiuliv»}', Yoivjlork.
(Opn. Metropolitan Hotel.)
r?, Importera and Dealers lit
Chromos & Frames.
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, AL
r.i MS, GRAPHOSCOPES, AND
AND 8UIAABLE VIEWS.
Photographic Materials.
We are hcadquaiters for everything In the way of
Stereoptioons and Magio Lanterns.
Bflng Manufacturera of
MICKO-SCIENTIFIC LANTERN,
STEREO-PANOPTICON,
ÜNIVKRP1TY STERBOPTR ON,
ADVERTISER'S BTEREOPTICON,
ARTOPTIOON,
SCHOOL LANTERN,
FAMILY LANTERN,
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Euc-fi style being the best of its clots In the market.
Cttalogues of Lanterna and ülldaa with directions
for using 8»*nt nn anplL mlon.
Any enterprising iua x can make money with a
Mnplc banter:!,
rwcut mu thltadvettLemii
B6".2i,nmr r ~
for reference.,«;
RESERVING MADE EASY.
P
HOUSRKSEFKKH EXI'ERIENORING THE
SUPERIOR CONVENIENCE
AND RELIABILITY OF 211E
LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN FRUIT JARS
"'Cohansey
Jars,
WFJ'll OLA»d LID AMD HORBW-ULAMP IN ONE
FISOril, OR THE
tl
Protector Jars.
WITH ANTI-RUST LINI'l) METAL TOPS.
■r-^aoi
■ o SEPARAT K PI HUES
I
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Uupidly,
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VENIR NT. AND
CUiïAPRB
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B*î CERTAIN TO TRY TTTJM.
COHAN3EY GLASS MFF OO.,
MANUKACTVHERS OK
VVl 8DOW GLASS, BOTTLES, AND FRUIT
CORNER THIRD AND ARCH BTRKitTS
PHILA DF.Ll'R! A.
Price, Twenty-five C> n s.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTSSING.
M U I V-NIN I'll EDITION.
In the
i containing a c-rnipis
I'nltcd titiies, tue Territories und the Dominion of
' ciimnU, having a population greater than n,vooac
i cordlur to the lust etmsuv. together with tr.o naan a
■ of the ncwHpaiHirs ha u tng the largest local circula
tton in each of tlio places named. Also, a catalogue
' of newspapers which arc recommended to advertis
; era us giving greatest vainc in proportion to prices
a'l newspapers in th» Unite ! Stato-i
priming over r-.iiüt» copies e.,ch l.-sut*.
K* Pglo .s Agricultural, Fcicntiflc and
Mtciiiiuical, M «l.cul, Masonic, Juvenile L lucation
rc al, lnsuruuce, Real Estate, J aw,
.-po uug, Music, d, hanhtoii, and other special class
: Journals ; very complete Hst«, Taget htr with a
complete list uf over aoo Gorman papers printed In
siuiürt. Also, un tss iy upon advei ttslng;
many tables of rates, tdiowing tin cost o; advertis
ing iu various new pap rs, aud tYarytliing which a
tj.igtnnor In advei Using would like to km
Aiidre. s GEO. 1». RO'Vh'Ll
ul. Al
nd Canada
, aii tue
\ te i> TO THK PUBIjXU !
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& CO.
4t l ark Row. New York.
TFiJJffI-'
IN8URANCH AOKNOY,
WHIP, MA RINK, LIPS, ACCIDENT!
HUJUtfN'G £ 1.'JOIN4
UI VY ft ALL,
. DüUvWAii».
NO
WI
We are tho
Drré Y AUTHORIZED AGFNT8 OF TBÜOLDÄ37
! A HO EST AND BUST
NliÖ i£i THB WORLD,
EAVZMS
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■ and »dîiflningt entities. I>wnllJi t ,3 and
: P p rtV tci-vnat
1 We inane a »peetalty of taking entire
F3-TO Pro
customer« bnainr-aH, thereby
much trouble and exoenao and
- rsoMltLY and L; liîHAU.v, without extra ( .large,
offering oar ca».', record au a gourant
r'.inre, wa rcnffdeinly assart it will bp . ,
•r r l to call or» 11- and nxHmnio onr list of Compa
i* s tn uU donarüncam before mhur'.ng 0: ronswmj
ALL KINfW OF lNSrUtANCE 1
f FFBCTttD AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES,
conmranlcatlooi by
attopt. _ , , ,
Kipre-blngonrae-fenowiMgmeijw'or the patton
uffe *'ti have enjoyed and s«,Uc".mg a coatuiuanoo,
We remain, very reape-jifufiy,
S WOOLLEY.
v:ug
ittlfc it
fOi tho
AMOUNT
1 receive inn'ed'.ute
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jLtI. TURKS, meetings, aiul other entertainments,
pnntedcn the mauuuuU u-cam press ul tiwCoa
sueu PilnUug Ou,
K. A ''»'i TRTTVn
AGNIFIUENT POSTERS FOR LF.C
TQ PF U \JM B ,,n,urn
L!
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PRICES LOWER !
The Sa!ss"eo:r:s of Oak Hail arc filled with
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MS , 5 !
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OF THE NE'
ST PATTE HNS AND I i . F MAKI ' OF
W00LSNS, LirrSNS, DUCKS, WOES'.,:. MOHAIRS,
ALPACAS, DRA? d'ETSS,
rto.
A lew ini
y of our
inspec
reliable
anner in v. hielt our Cmti
of
V.-J.aiv 1 ut ONE PaiCE, uu
tin - Ticke'
•"'THE
LEAP CLOVER.
ttached
Abatement I*
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te «sj
hiy • : i tell for CASH, thl
•r ; i (iiii -dvc -j I.nd to our Customers
I 1 v.y uiiu-iud advantage-«.
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tu the Goods to be
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wrought
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■Z toned A ÎTE77 LEAP in tho History of OAK HALL la:t year, ït aüfcrds
uo Pleasure to achno'Tfledso tho
up
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OUR KEW AMD ORIGINAL PLAN
AS SET FOHTI1
Cardinal Points of tho Compass
by which wo Steer.
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IN THE
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Wc ask those vvl
Leconte acquainted wit!
excellent mode of dealing, to call,
convenient occasion, and look through
Mammoth Establishment, examine
Goods, and weigh the EXTRAORDINARY
ADVANTAGES wc offer.
have not
house, and oui
SI
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O.
vy
, 1 attention given to all, whether buying or "only looking."
V.cutmg Department at the rear of the first floor, near the Ladies' Er:
V b, . xth St . reet - wher< 7 Ladl ,es and Strangers in the City will be welcome to
b.op m and rest, or where they may make arrangements to meet their friends.
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MARKET & Pth Sts.
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PHI LADE l FHIA.
jjsta nr.î
: :IIED IN 1828
Uclolpho Wolfe's
AROMATIC
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
..irated Beverage aiknowledged by the
whole Medical Faculty as u superlative
ToNIC ! DirffETR'! * NT I DYSPEPTIC ami IN
VIUOH Vi'INU CORDIAL!
Sp
! a d c tiled for Hally by t hour and«, i
all who are
l urity ami Jldiubility.
nioi.vfio worn' c
NO.
Reaver street, New \nrk,
BOLD LY ALL DhUGUIBTB AND GKÜCE US. i
fiA'H'.l UK OF COVSriUltKlTS AS D IMITA TIOS8
Fill NCR, HICUARD8 A CO..
sro:. no) low* y a co.
Philadelphia.
TIIOMSEN, LELLY A CO.,
A. WYXLlhll A CO.,
«> pl fl. -rdAwl.v
B iltimore.
REMOVAL.
tM
REDUCTION IN PRICES !
BARTLETT
and the Public lu gen
- removed to
Begs to inform his pati...—
eral that he lia;
1033 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where, in addition to the business so long aud
by him in the men's
order aud keep
cessluliy carried
asortmeut cf fils own iuuke
....», he
a large
BOOT.-', GAITERS, SHOKS, SLIPPERS, .to
CHILDREN,
LADIES, MLSSSd ANI
llis «lock will comprise all the lending styles of
goods for dress, promenade, seboil
purposes. No goods will bj offered for sale that nre
not of the lust materials and workmanship. He
will be able to show tho most complete assortment
of shoo* ev
laige stock of FINE MlOtfs for little children, and
geuteel SERVICEABLE SHOES for boys
The prices of Ms Gent's Boots ami Gi
be reduced Oye Dollar per pair, other gtdods in
portion.
The public In general are solicited to call and
amino goods and prices, without obligation
dome stle
lu the United Mates, Including
girls.
h will
\% n. F. IIARTLETT
1033 Ciieaiunt si.
PHILADELPHIA.
sep2-3mw
PRICE LI» L' and directions
scut on receipt "f Po'-t-otflce address.
self-meusnre
ITSHAH Y SOCIETIES ISSUING
weekly ur moutlilv papers aro invited to
themselves of onr faculties for near work at prices
slightly above cost of production, at the Comaup
qul srixM Po waa FaûcruMl Hqqiu»
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LLOYD & -YÎVHTM,
FIND bTRTEI'H,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
V. HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
a'l kinds of
FRONT ANU
Building
Lumber.
CEDAR, C7rRE88, WHIT 1 ; PINE, SHUT, AND
BA WED bHINGLES.
BANGOR PLASTERING LATII. G HUMAN AND
BEVELLED BIDING-.
WRITE PINE, VIRGINIA AN I) FLORIDA PINS
FLOORINGS.
ami Yellow Pine Joist and
Scantling a Spocialty.
receive prompt attention.
Sp
All order« by
sepltMyd.Vvv
HEWS LOCK.
ÄOW LANDING,
.•ND FOR Ï..V; ii At' lKA'-KET RATES.
i
350,000 FEET
?
Assorted Sizes.
A. M. QUIN BY & CO.,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
FRONT AND MADISON STREETS,
aug2.lydAw
WILMI! GTON, DEL
.ei.t
tM
THE GUARANTEE
TRUST AUD SAFE DEPOSIT CQMP'Y
IN ITS NEW FHIB-PROOF BUILDING,
Non. 310, 3
aud IDO Chcmturn Sf.
PHILADELPHIA.
is rarpABiro to bbxt sxrx«
I'M ITS 1 lit!-: AM» Ml ItULAIUPUOUl
VAULTS,
With Combination and Permutation Locks,
oe opened only by the renter.
Receive for «ate keeping, nndcr guarantee, vai
oleB of every description.-such aa coupon, Reg:
ed or other Bond«, Certtfleates of btock, D<
Mortgages, Coin, Plate, Jewelry. Ac.
Receive deposits or money at Interest, payable
check on demand at 3 per cent ; or on ter
notice at 4 per cent ; or, If U rust Fonda, a.
Act as Executor Administra tor,Guardian, Aa iguee
Committee. Receiver, Agent, Attorney, Ac., anu
Execute trust« of every kind, nnder appointment
of states. Courts, corporations or individual«— hold
ing Trust Funds separate aud apart from all other
assets of the company :
Collect interest or income, ant transact ait
oustness authorized by its charter.
For further informaitoa call
tend lor a circular.
OmCKM!
EDWARD C. KNIGHT, President.
,tul!N S. BROWN, Vice Pres, and Titm.
JOHN M. HAZEL, Secretary.
Dikkotohs—K dward O. Knight, .
Win. H. Khavn, Charles Klouardson, Charles 0.
Pancoast, Wm. M. MJYfert, John Welsh, Jr., J. Bar
low }ldrehead. Clayton French, Thomas Mtn-Keilcr,
buranel is. White, F. Ogden Uurstman, John J.
btadlger.. mavlSômdAw
8. Brown,
P hiladelphia surgeons' band
AGE Institute, 14 North Ninth St.,
B. C. EVERETT'S Patent Graduating
Pressure Truss has cured rapture of M
. .. Klasuc AbdoiDiual .
Elastic stocklngR, Shoulder braces, Anus baudege«
Suspensories, Crutches, Deformity inairumcuu. 4C
_ j'ïuerlence. Lady atieudant.
tv*Kcmcrnt*! name ami numh«r.
' standing
MM.WU
igdnrationai.
s. liool« and Colle ye«.. Dalaware,
S T -
.AN NE'E SCHOOL.
HKV. WM. 0. BUTLER, IUCTOa.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
PALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. IßTH.
augii.dAw-im.
Bend for a circular.
J^EWARK ACADEMY, DELAWARE.
▲ JIOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st.
Speclalj'arrangcments for young children. Annas
expenses for tx'ard and tuition. $800. For circulars
address MISS CHAMBERLAIN, Principal,
angl2,1nid*w or REV. C. H. HOLLOWAY.
fjpAYLOR ACADEMY.
(Founded byT. Clarkson Taylor.)
A Scientific, Classical and Commercial Institution
For both Sexes.
CORNER ÖTH AND WOLLASTON STREETS,
Wilmington, dbl.
Will re-open Ninth month, (September) «th, 187ft.
The Primary Department receives pupils between
I and 12 years of age. Whole number of studeuts for
tho year Juat closed, 80.
Bend for Catalogue.
J. II. TAYLOR, Principal.
man.lydAw
yÿ A. REYNOLDS,
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE.
In old quarters. Large airy room« in second story
McClary Building, near ethand Market streets, Wil
mington, Del.
The Kali. Tkhix y,'ill Opkn Himnn Sth, 187B.
aprS-lyd*w
F RIENDS' SCHOOL,
COR FOURTH AND WEUT STB.,
Will re-opeu Ninth mo. Cth, 1878.
aug2,d*wtf
ANN FOTHVRQ1LL,
Principal.
(Mutational.
School* and Collcxei«Other Male*.
ROOKEHALL FEMALE SEMINARY
J * MEDIA, Delaware County, Pa.
The Fall Session will open on September 18. Fo
catalogues, apply to
aug2i,amd&w
M. L. EASTMAN, Principal.
WOOD3TOWN ACADEMY;
Homo School under the care of Friends. Thorough
Instruction careful supervision ; Extended course
of lectures «>"
PHYSIOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, PHY
SICAL GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AC., FULLY
ILLUSTRATED.
Terms moderate ; fer catalogues address
A. C. NORRIS, A. M.
Woodsiown. N, J.
augia.imw
QHEÖTER ACADEMY,
CHBÖTEH.PA.
Far both sexes. Students prepared for any class
iuCoilego, for business life, or for teachers. Two
departments—PRIM â R Y ami ACADEMIC. Skilled
and experienced teachers only employed
The Fall term will open on Monday, September
au«23,lmd*w GEORGE GILBERT, Principal.
ßtll.
R ock hill college,
ELLICOTT CITY,
Under the care wad inanagemeut of the CUrtatlai
Brothers. Three courses—
COMMERCIAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
Studies resumed MONDAY. KEPTRMBKH «TM
Board and tuition, per year, $280.
ansrl7-dAw2in
. BM-TEUN, President.
gT. JOHN'S COLLLÜE,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
JAMES M. GARNETT, LL. D„ Fkincipai..
Opening of tession and examination of candidate
for admission MONDAY'and TUESDAY, Septem,
her «0 ami 21. Terras, for Board and Tuition, 1878 per
annum, payable scml-aumiaily In advance. Several
state scholarships vacant. For catalogue«, contain
ing fu.l particulars, address PROF. W. H. HOP
KINS, Secretary of the Facalty.
augvo lradAw
. DR MEIGS'
IFAM1LY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG MSN AND BOYS,
AT I'OTTSToWN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA
The twenty-fifth annual term begins September
R. Pupils prepared for any class In college, or ntted
for business. Number limited. Location dellgtat
ful; distant ltf hours from Philadelphia. For clr
culars address. REV. M. ME'GS,
Former President Delaware College.
auglft-lradAw
rjpiIE REV
yyEQT JERSEY ACADEMY,
VACANCIES FOR FOUR BOYS,
-AT
PER QUARTER.
Fer Catalogues, address
RKV. A. 8. VAUGHAN, A. M.,
_ Bridgeton, N. f.
ftngfrytnnlftw
Jg VAN DALE SCHOOL.
{The Evandale Home School
For Young î.iullc» and Cbildreu,
Two miles Norm of Port Deposit.
REOPENS
Monday, September 13th.
For lie&lthfulness of location, home comforts, in
struction and personal supervision, few institutlona
combine greater advantugus. For circulars, address
13. ROBERT EVANS, Principal,
Port Deposit, Md .
:';l9-lnnlAw'
JfJLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE,
l.'uder Car« oC (bo .Synod ol tiemva.
This Is a fully equipped Collego of
rank, for weil prepared und advanced «tndenti. It
bas also Eclectic and Preparatory Department«, anu
superior advantages for tho best instruction In
Music and Art. Terms moderate, bend for Caia
l'-gue to Rev. A. W. OOWLK8, D. D.. klmlra, N. Y.
Next Session begins Sept. 8th. augl2,2uiwJi8mr
highest
P ENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL
LEGF, at Collegeville, Montgomery countv.
Fa. A Urst-clasH school for a ltiuiiod number of
young women who desire to ob a'n a superior edu
cation at a moderate coat. 'I he College ia complete
In all Its appointments ; genteel domestic aceomino
- ■ • »na, ezpertenc« d un t i-kiiim t.-:u-!iers, dt-iigr.i
ful surroimding«. Fitting young women for teach
era in puullc sclioolB and higher semimirle», a ape
cta.ty. we have frequent calls for competent
teachers for such position«. Send for our circulars.
J. W . BU N DLttL AN D, LL. D.
aucl8-dAwlm*
HC'-tor.
pOTTAGE SEMINARY,
FUR YOUNG LADIES.
I'OTTSTOWN, MONTGOMERY CO., PA.
Tue twenty-sixth annual geäslon beglus
8EFTS.MB ER »TH, 1878.
A homo school, limited to 82 boarders,
tlio Pniladslphia x Reading Railroad, forty
from Philadelphia. For catalogues, addrevs
GKO. U. BUTLER a
, situated on
/'rlacipal
aegll-dAwlm
Eaton Institute.
FOR YOUNO LADIES.
Ivomiott Sqnoro, Chester County, Pa
Fall term will commence 9th Mo., 13th. Four sea
Jh. Terms—f4 per
week, payable al close of each bcbbIou. Books fur
nished or rented at 'qitlou of pupil. Inquire for Cir
culars of rVAN T. SWAYN*.
BALLLEM'. BWAY'NK,
Principal.
sious j
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L.7
New Haven, Conn.
l^R THE
MERCANTILE TRAINING
-OF
YOUNG MEN.
CllAHI.r.N If. WF.LI.8, PrealdeUl.
IILMIY L, HILL, Secretary.
Established iu 1864.
The most extensive, thorough and complete lusti
orkl. Kiglith ihouMQd
; In successful bu«luM«
United
tutlou et
graduates of this college
principal cltlcB aud lowus of
SlttUh.
The right kind of Education for
Young Men
'
Magnificent grsntto building, with elegantly fitted
and furnished apartments tor the application of and
currying out of our novel aud systematic methods ot
BUSINESS TRAINING.
Young men who contemplate a business tlfe,
parents having rons to educate, are partlcalar'.y iv
uueated toseu.l for documents relating to the col
lege. which give full Information ai vo term», c ~
dlttuns of entrance, etc. Address
CHARLES R. WELLS, President.
New Haves. Conn.
soptT.danrSm
P.'S CAN SAVE MONEY BY GET
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