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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-18

This superb HAIR DYE is the Beet IN the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
NO Ridiculous tints, or unpleasant Odor The Renu-
Inc W, A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL,
BROWN: Does not stain the skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by ali Drn1yists
Factory 16 BOND ST., New YORK.
mar6-eed&W1y
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-18

LIebiRs tCompanY's) Extract OF
Meat.
The genuine article sold by
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists
Seventh and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-18
5Sprfial alutifrs.

Double Supernne Mustard in cans and 3tckney
POOr's Ia bulk, by
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
NEW JERSEY LIE 7ISLATURE.

The Senate Inclined to Give Relief to
Jersey City-The Waterloo Of the Penn
sylvnnia Central RaI;road.
II Jersey City does not receive some penef cial
legislation to remedy its grievances the fault will
not rest with the State Senate. That body has
given favorable consideration to every measure
introduced for the relief OF the people OF
Jersey City. Yesterday a supplement to the
Jersey City charter, introduced In the interest
OF the Ring and having for its objects the increase
OF the police force OF Jersey City, the increase OF
salary OF the captains and the enlargement OF the
bill was designed 10 relieve the Police CON-
mlssioners OF difficulty for which they
are now on trial IN Jersey CITY. MIR.
MCPHERSON took the floor AGAINST It and
carried by vote or 10 to 7; so that Edmond
sons promise to 'elp his friend OF the second pre-
clnct through the Legislature will never We fulfilled
II Is evident that the members OF the Legislature
Police Commissioners Of Jersey Ciry without some
pr0ft, and they are very unwilling TO enrust such
men with anv more power. senator TAYLOR OF
Newark q most conscientious republican, has be-
come disguised with The workings OF the Jersey
City charter.
The Pennsylvania Central met with O signal
defeat me bill Incorporating the New York anu
Philadelphia Railroad Company passed the House
on wednesday. The startling announcement was
fasned to pennsylvania and the ''whips'' were APP
piled. Yesterday motion to reconsider was lost
The bill Is now In the Senate the lrlends OF free
railroad competition, who long to see the power OF
the old Camden and Amb0y monopoly broken, are
Jubilant The bill provides Tor capital OF ten mil
lions.
Mr.. Mcpherson In the Senate, and Mr. Reardon in
the House. introduced bills few days ago for the
repeal OF the Jersey CITY charter, ana both gentle
men are endeavoring to secure speedy action on
these bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

amouny ar stock brought from this side by the
rivalry between the two parties In that market In
the afternoon Erie suddenly frightened up on q
rumor that the unstamped shares had approxf-
mated quite closely to the quotation for those carry
ing the ticket OF the Protection Committee aud
when soon after 1t was reported In explanation that
the London stock Exchange had decided to recog-
nize both as "a good delivery" the price here ad-
vanced 10 5oz on purchases by the bankers.
who on this intelligence found profit
in buying Tor shipment. This demand salts
fed. the stock became neavy, and
dropped to 49A, rallied momentarfy 10 4ox
and closed at 49,a. Pacific Mail was &C nrst weak,
owing to the execution OF number OF ''stop''
orders just as the Board opened and sold to small
extent at 5sx, but advanced 10 CO.'S closing at the
medium OF 59K. The comparative strength OF the
stock after the defeat OF the proposition to increase
the subsidy is attributed to belief that the Con-
gressonal advocates OF the subsidy Will not aban-
don the effort to get the increase, particularly as
the resolution was not rejected By very bad vote
namely 81 to 92-and may De reconsidered at
any stage OF the discussion OF the Post ONCE
Appropriation BILL to which the proposed increase
OF subsidy Is one OF thousand amendments. the
Amsterdam bankers were buying Union Pacific,
anu the Vanderbilt party with the figures OF the
January business Delore them continued selling 1t.
The outside dealers thought It o good chance to
buy also, believing the orders from Holland to be
unlimited, and took hand In, making. for o Dor
tion OF the day, pretty lively market IN this stock.
and running IL up TO S94. Curious to relate. there
was not single sale to-day OF New York Central
scrip, unless effected privately While duh the
rest OF the market was visited. ct one time or
another, but Just enough TO make prices. Column
bus Chicago and Indiana Central was strong and
active. with sales at 25S being rather feature Of
the DAY. Michigan Central declined to lib.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the hiQhaSt and lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

GALVESTON, March 81, 1872.
Cotton steady good ordinary 2Oc Net receipts 66 bales
Exports-To Britain 1885, coaswise 92S Sales 67O
Stock, A,34U. .
Cotton dull middngs, 225sc. Net receipts, 1913 bales
gross 4O54 Erportsio Britain, 5,6O Sales 2UO0
Stock, l77,SA
MOBILE, March q, 1872.
Cotton dull middlings, 2sc. Net receipts, 37 bales. Ex
ports 10 Liverpool, 3,37s. Sales, 100 Stock, 1898.
SAVANNAH, March q, 1872
Cotton quiet, in light demand; mIddiings, 2l,.c. IAc.
Net 742 bales Exports qS Sales 700
Stock, 51,i49
CHARLESTON, March q, 1872.
Cotton quiet middngs 22c Net receipts 4l5 bales. Ex
ports TO Great rtain. 5,6ss Sales co. Stock, 2254
OswEao, N. Y, March q, 1872.
Flour steady sales 800 bbs at 81 rs for No spring
80 25 for amber winter 80 IS for white winter ~ for
BILE EXTRA Wheat firm; sales red winter at 81 TO-
Corn dull sales Of car lots 7ic Barley held at % for
bay Qunte, 81 for upake CANDIDA Rye held at Soc. for
Western Corn mesSt 80 for boted 81 30 for unboted,
per cw Miifeed Unchanged snorts S25 shpstuHs, 1926
x27 middlings x2s xSO ton. Hghwines, 65c Rail
road rcghs to Boston. &c. to New York, Soc to
Albany f9c. . -
Flour dr Tor gpper TRADES dul FOR lower adea whsA.
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fairy active s.ss Of No spring 81 sI 81 s2 cash,
closing AZ ~ 224 seller April Corn moderately active
ssc s7c cash closed at the outside price Oats
April Rye rmer st zoe for regular and 72c
ey-No spring quiet at ole Highwines quiet at ss@c SO
:esr AZ. APRIL a. % s 49, seller M.y sS seller July
active q! 9nchanged prices Receips-atO0 bbls -FOUR
bushels wheat do corn 5000 do OATS 5000 do barley
and 10000 hogs Shipments-30O0b -four II 900 bushels
wheat soo9do corn. 800 do oats 5000 do rye 5000 do
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Tho quotations based cotton running In quality
moro than half grade above below the grade quoted
At special meeting of the members oil the Cotton Ex-
change held to day resolved close the Exchange
March 29-Good Friday.
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures, f496 bbls. corn,
80 100 bushels: NEAL l2J bags; oats 77b bushes
barley $500 DO The flour market dull but firm,
especially tor lines of The sales, part evening"
were about bbs including 800 bills Of Southern and
100 bbs OF super6ne rye prices within the range
quotations Corn meal continued in demand with
sales of 200 bbs at for Brandywine and 90 60a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MERCHANT.

Mr.. Francis NJ. Babcock, merchant at No. As
Park place, was yesterday morning found dead In
bed at his late residence. No. 1877 Madison avenue
Mr.. Babcock retired the night previous apparently
In his usual health. Coroner Herman was notified
to hold an inquisition over the remalns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

Seen a, folows;-sales last evening after three p M
:. q ilSc May SEQ at y llSc loj At Ss9lc 100 q.
3 S At ~ q ST. iO so q Az Ays $50 a z q
q l5-l4c. 1000 at a2c.; May, go 3. s2Nc. 500 At
o l SSn. pS =. % za ss SS a. at s 81 ss az
August 100 At sssac September 100 at 2iS E.changsa
paid to exchange 800 April for 800 May Total 1920 bales
Grand Total o bales The sscsips :: the gor: sum
81; ssysnnah 74a; Charleston, 4ls Wl%ngos q; Nor
6sS This last week, 1890 This dav last year. lsss
ep v D9 al: essS stead. E:
BY steam, 20. gold by sai AS To Hamburg. By steam.
3sd compressed SAIL &c To Bremen, by steam <c gold,
compressed sa, NC To Baltic ports, by sail. Xc. To-,
gold. To Mediterranean oorts. bv steam. lc. We auoe:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

ATTEND tho funeral services. at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. Fifth avenue, northeast corner M
Forthwith street. on Friday, March % az two
O'Clock 4. NJ, without further notice.
WIi.sON.-In Brooklyn, Il. d.. on Wednesaav
Marcn 20 1872 Mrs. ALICIA 7. Wilson wife ~ Wi,
liam Wilson and daughter OF Rev. A. Guion. aged
81 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 233
lewes street, on Friday. March 22, at two O'Clock
p. M.
WRIGHT.-At her residence, In Coxsackie. on
Wednesday, March 20, ELIZA ANN WRIGHT, sister
OF Dr. II. d. wright OF Lebanon Springs, and Iran
ana Albert IL. Wright OF this city.
Funeral at Coxsackle on Saturday afternoon. In
terment vt Green wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22


=
:s;Ss 81 q
5SF PETITE;
x: s w ws1s sS;nss E.l: 'ssss sss
Wss, rm sse s for % HI &c., Sc G w
s4rs but ns at @ 5 Il We, e.,
. @
% tn. aAs % for %
their Views regard rates The reported
sss: Prcy.oa. IS; $50 b, SS1s: Sos and sSS0
es.n Il ss, a. s S
sus6s: !, sdsS 800 6s
late hour although there we're several charters pending
sa ssgs
500 bps Kew Orleans at from bsc sSc We
Cuba-Centrifugal and mixed. iso. a s5c o'N''
Gs sycdv.do ,:Scn: &c ssc Slc $s s
Muscovado grocery.....Soc. aS5c Ssc 3sc.
FOrE I '''.'Soc soc &c 9Sc.
New Orleans. 100 .......... auc a45o z0c s0c
active decidedly The
sb n & bic order &c. closing at so and loe
gaosaSx changed Sale: SS sS: .t!snsd D6
g y Pale, ss 20 ss extra pale 30 81 So Tar
PHrRoLEUM-Ths market for refined showed no change,
OF month at 22lc 2SNc. Crude was dull
laxc kaphiha a little more sought alter but we
learned OF transactions Sales made late last
ing Of SO bbs private terms; quoted at i0Ac l0c:
Case oil also in limited demand, put without reported
dull and trhe easier: quoted at $3 % 8 so on both
upper and lower road The Philadelphia market steady
although nominal Refined quoted at elc. for spot or
balance OF month. Later hear Of sales Of 1000 pbls
standard white buyers option, first half Of April atslhc
also 10000 cases at 26kc.
ss ST. ses
The market for pork was quiet ana lower Sales $50
bbs at $12 So cash. $50 bbs for remainder OF month at
$12 Vs. and 500 pbs for August at $l3 b. In obbng lots
about 100 bbs sold at 3 12 for mess and $5 for clear
&C. long clear Ike for city long and short cear
6c for rib and &C. for Cumberland cut Dressed hogs
Western city fair demand and rm At &C. sac.
Beef quiet and unchanged quoted at 81 for mess,
and $l6 1870 for India mess tierces Beef hams were
steady 1913 $27 with sales III lots aggregatng about 40
bbls at prices within the Cut meats In mode
portancc quoted steady at SIC 6c. for smoked shout
ders l0c 12c tor do hams &C. bsc. for picked shout
ders, S1c SIC for picked hams and &C. &c for do.
steady under fair demand Sales 800 tierces 9
for steam, Lice for dark kettle and 9c. for kettle; 200
terces choice kettle deliverable frat week April at
500 terces for June at 9sc May quoted at exc City lard
at &c.
RIOE.-The market remained firm and moderately active
for all kinds sales 70 terces Carolina at exc, lis
bags Pana at re 7sc. and $50 bags Rsngoon at &c
SUGAR-There only moderate business transacted
to-day but the market remained rm Sales 2s0 hhds
&C. and 400 boxes centrifugal at 9c. &c Refined
IN limited request at about former figures Messrs q.
Amann Co. the STOCK sales and receipts fol-
ows:-
R1oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Moderately Active and Firm-Receipts
NJ the Ports 6,SS6 BaIos-Conee Dull
Flour Firmer-Wheat Decidedly Higher,
hut Duii-cOrn Hixhsr-Oats Were Higher
Pork Ensier-Spirits Turpentine Firmer-
Whiskey Higher.
URsDAy. March 2l-6P.M.
CoFFfE-The market still continued dull for all descrip
lions, and the appended quotations entirely nominal.
We hear Of sales at New Orleans of $500 bags
Rio. per John Shay. private terms. We quote -
Cargoes Rio) ordinary. ls<c Sc do FAIR l5,Sc 1870
do good, l6c Like do. prime, l64c. l7c gold. bond
SIXTY days; Aaracaibo 1870. lshc LaguAyra, lsc. sc
st. Domingo tn bond. llc Asc Java, &C. &c., gold,
duty paid.
COrroN.-The movement in cotton the spot was de.
cidedy active manly for spinning purposes
prices readily obtained For future delivery fair bust
at about previous figures. The
reported on Change sum up ~ fo.ows:-
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef firm at lie 13J1c. for common to prime. Re
ceIps $50 Live hogsNone Offering Receipts zeUO all tor
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BLIsH-BRowN.-On Wednesday, March 10. at the
residence OF the brides parents, by DR.. Henry
Miller, ]. A. BLIsH, of Charleston, West Va, to L.
JENNIE BROWN, OF Elizabeth, N. J.
BURROwEs- ATKINSON.-On Wednesday, March
20, at ST. Andrews church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. T.
+. Caskey, RICHARD W. BURROwEs. Of Woodstock,
Canada, 10 Mrs. G. " ATKINSON. daughter Of J. b.
Carrutuers, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

RAILROAD EARNINGS
me earnings OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad for the second week In March were In
S5,60S
decrease. Observation-Disclosures. $2,30t
Ahe gross earnings OF the Union Pacific Railroad
curing the month Of January were s273,936 against
an outlay OF $s7o,74i, being a loss Of $lO5, sos.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
me STOCK market was dull outside OF Erie, Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific, which naturally absorbed
the larger share OF interest, owing to the circum-
stances temporarily influencing them. Erie opened
weak ana declined to 4s1s, following In this
respect the direction OF the London market
winch seems 70 have staggered under the immense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

10000 Missouri SIS.
1000 N G Ed act, '68. ..
1000 NY Cen SIS, '63. -.
1000 Alb 4 Sus I'd m. :.
5000 G, B q Q 8's.
5000 fo..............
1000 Mich SO 9 I bonds.
10000 On Pac los. inc....
5000 u Pac RR 1st.. -.
1910 u Pac ! g b.......
6UW 90.
5000 II 4 st j o's, c b. E.
1000 Ut West I'd m. -.
l00U Tol 4 Wab I'd M.
5000 N j Central, I mn
5000 Col, G Il ! q LIST m
2O0U0 Gal 4 Chic LIST. -.
5000 Bost, II 4 Il lst..
bUUO u0... ........
5000 do.
5000 do. ............
1OOCO Ohio 4 Miss I'd. :.
1000 Bos, Fl 4 4 g b. =.
1000 N Mo LIST m. .....
200U New Jer Sou lst..
$500 Lake Sh div b..
l35 shs Elk Of Cm'ce...
loo Con 9 Of Nd. ........
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

T ss2 FOURTH AVENUE, ABOVE TwENrYNINIH
"A street. ladies' and gentlemen will be astonished nj the
great prices u. MINrz pays cash for Caston Clothing
Carpets Furniture, Jewelry; SILK Dresses $40 to $50 Coats
tended by NJ. or Mre M1NTz,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

100 New J Cen RR. ..... ligI
500 Oh x r l RIB c 1l3a
100 NIL 4 st Paul RR... 80
leo Tol, w 4 W.. 75M
80 bel, Lack 4 WRR. =. ll0jo
200 Alt 4 Ter II RR. %
100 Alt 4 Ter II pref. %. 66
90 Chic 4 Ait RR. :. III
81 st Louis 4 Iron NJ. so
100 do. b O 80
10 Morris 4 Es RR. 95s<
W 90. ............. W
80 New Jersey RR. -. 1a8
loo q &St 10 RR 30 44s<
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES..
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.

Rev. d. :. Frost. Pastor of the Free Baptist
Church. Jonesviile. Vermont. writes Il had SUI
ferel for many years from Chronic DisrrhGa and
Collie, becoming much reduced that was at times
unable to attend to my ministerial duties. had
been treated by several physicians, both Allopathic
and Homeopathic. but with no permanent results.
While on visit to Scranton, Penna.. experienced
very severe attack. and by the advice OF some Of
my friends procured bottle Of MIsHLERs HERE
BlrrERs. The effect then produced gave promise
Of an ultimate cure, and on my return home | con
tinuel its have taken six bottle and am cu
red h IS fruiv rniw,Lie remeiy"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

FOr IuTthcF InIOIMatlOh ABBY 10
JOHN I. F.NANLEER. .Jr.. Ticket Agent. e0i Chest
MT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK. 1icket Agent. / Is Market Street;
SAM'L II. ALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road Co. will not assume
any r.sk for baggage, except fo- wearing apparel,
and limit their responsibility to one hundred dol
lars in value. All baggage exceeding that amount
In alue. will be at the risk otthe ner. Anless
kent speeial contract. A. }. CASSAIl.
Supt 3sn u. Altnona.ps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
LlL..lg MARY'S DREAM.
ri MRS. l.. NJ Bi.iSE.

"I have he's the first robin OF spring. mother. DEAR
And have heard the brown darling sing;
Won said Hear it and wish. and twill sure come
true
8, I've wished such beautiful thing!
I ,hought would like to wish something tor vou.
But | couldn't think what it could be
That you'L want while you had AL these beautiful
things;
Resides, you have papa and me!
So r wishc sfor Il ladder SO long that 'twoud stand
One end By our own cottage door,
And the other go up past the moon ami tho stars.
And lean against Heavens white door.
Then I'd get you to put my pretty white dress,
With my sash and my pretty new shoes.
Then I'd find some white roses to take up to God
The most beautiful ones could choose
ind you and dear papa would sit on the ground
And kiss mo and tell me Good by;'
Then Id go up the ladder far out of your sight,
Till came to the door in the sky!
| wonder if God keeps the door fastened tight?
Ifbut one little crack could sec.
would whisper. 'Ploise God let this little girl IN
She's rs tired as she can be
She came all alone from the earth to the sky;
For she's always been waiting to see
The gardens of Heaven with their robins and How :
Please, tod, is there room there for mcF
And then when the angels had opened the door,
God would say, Bring the little child here,
But He'd speak it so softly I'd not be afraid:
And He'd smile lust like you. mother dear!
lie would put Ills kind round your dear little
girl
And Id ask Him to send down for you
And papa and cousin, and all that love
Odear! don't you wish twould come true"
The next spring time, when the robins came home
They sang grass and flowers
That grew where the foot of the ladder stood,
Whose top reached the heavenly bowers.
And the parents had dressed the pale stil child
Fer her flight to the summer land
In n fair white robe with one snow white rose
Folded tight in her rusecss hand
IVA now at he foot of the ladder they SIT,
LEAKING up with quiet tears,
r;, ,ho Lcckouing hand and the 1uttcring robe
of the child at the top appears!
Onc Young Ioh.s for Ipy1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
For hOmesreao lntho West.
Ia N n AE1zN% cEsa5tHsEsr- 49,
q - - X01SCV SlYNAes .H@Safs
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. E.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PI T T s. q u r &
and all places in the West, Southeast aI.c
Northeast:
HrHK SHORTEST AND RRsr RouTE. ~

Thisliue ford un equall ed nd ucements to ner-
sons sdesirng cheap and passage IL the
West aud desery es particularly the attention nf all
sue desire to avail thnm-ei> es OF the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress
The Pennsy lyania Centra Railroad, with its
Meeting lines. is by iS. miles he shortest route
Chicago and other prominen places in the W e>t.aue
is also the quickest. cheapest and 6est route a.
promlnen ent places IN the Southwest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Cals furnished with cushion Siih
noveable backs, water tanks stoves, i'll nsr.snd
comfort families.
Through ticketsa sold to al. prominent pl placesn.
the West South ives and NorthWest.a at about ha.
the usual hrst class fare.
Children under i've years old free. and chiiIren
between the ages of Eve and twelyt years hait
| plice.
| baggage check ed and forwarded by the aine train
With the passengers. Eiehtypouhds of baggag. ear
| -:el free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays shdickets
must be procured and baggage delivered attae office
| No. lie Market street. by o'clock, =. NJ
| By addressing the undersigned he will forward n
return ofmail free ofcharve, acirculai con aiming
complete price list a map, a correct copy
Homestead Law. ssd give such other Information
| may be desired. fpANClS FUNk. Agent
| ofthe Pennsylvania u Railroad Company.
| No. ll6 Market Street, Phiiadelrh,s
Philadelphia June y. lass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

BLAcK-MAILINa.- The other morning one of
our wcalthlest bankers, as he was sitting down TO
the breakfast table. was told that lady wished to
see hun III the reception room. lie went IN and
found a ml,ldlc-aged woman standing in the md
die Of the floor. 81 want she sad "a thousand
dollars IN money, and | want it now. l want "A
place in your clearinghouse for my nephew, worth
5000 year" IL will give you neither was the
reply. ~ hen I'll come down to your banking
you 10 your wife" The banker rang his BELL and
as the servant appeared, he said. ASK my wife to
| step IN here, and send in the coachman.' They
both appeared about the same time. The coach
| man was ordered to go for the police Tohis wife
| the gentleman said "You have often heard of a
| back-maller; / want you to look at one" The
| word police was enough for the visitor, and sht
hurried out without standing upon the order o.
| her gong Ne,c York Letter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10

Baltimore, Arv 05 $40 Delmar. 20
at! o. 4 N. Leave oPhilsaeP6is at AS 4. NJ.
anu " SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 a. m, and 200 P: m: Leave Smyrna
for Clayton, IS =. m.. and IS y, ~. to make
connection with trainsto and from Dover.and sta
FkEiGiT TRAIN, with PASSENGER Car at
Tackled will leave Wilmington 1855 A. NJ; New
Castle. l.a0 Middletown.. 2o Townsend, 2.S:
| Clayten. BIS; Dover 4ns Wyoming. 4 10; FELTON,.
A; Harrinrton. sos; Farmington. 5 Is; Bridge
Delmar at ! o5 A. NJ. engrrs leaving Balh
make conn nectiou with this train at Wilmlngton
| Return,ng-Milt leave Del'rar 81. ?. NJ.
Laurel, SIS; Seafnrd S.2i; BIideevill.. 40 Far
mington. A.: Harrington. $40 FELTON, 5Ss ;
send. ,.4o Midlletown 8. @; kitkwood. $40 New
| Castle, a25: and arrive at Wilmington. $50 z.
| Phiiadelphi, II 30 p NJ and Baltimore $50 AM
| Subject 10 delays incident to freight business.
This Train will stop To take VI Passengers only nj
Stations name,f but viii set down passengers at any
| stopping place. except Hares Corner. state Road
"oa"'s anu CuNNEcTIoNs.
| At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queer
Anne's X Kent Railroads Tor kennciy lille. sud
| lersville and intermediate places.
At CLAYTON, with the NJ. ID. X. X. for E&s
ton and Intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON. with ne j. X u. X. X; fol
Milford. Georsetowu. Lewes, and ;ntrrmediat'
AtSEAFORD with the D. 4 D. r. r. for FEEDER
alshurg and Cambrdse: Ac.
DELMAk: with & the = s. E R. e, for 81 Salisbury
other stations on the '" il. = +. kkEssNEy sup,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-10
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

.G es'n' kvkHr wFnsysnAr n.y AND s''pa-
Passengers booked tn and from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France, ilol-
land. Belgium. and the United States,
AT Low Est CURRENCY RATES
Cabin fare from New ork To Glasgow, L'yerpool,
Londonderry or Queenstown. S.5 and s6a. Inter
mediate. e33. Sieerage. 8xS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sendns for their friends in the Old Coun-
try purchase tickets at reduced rates. Fer fur
theI particulars apply to the Agents HkNDEk-
SON BROTHERS.. Bowling Green. Y. Y, or to
SAMUEL +. BETTS.
ian?-lyWsw -cmarl5 Wilmington.