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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-04
Arizona 6t1awberrles.

Don. s'ari, as we did, Thursday last, when or opening 8 letter from Brill k Rambo. who own q hRs farm 1ear Wiekenburg. we were informed that small oox of Arizona Strawberries had beeu tor~are-d to us. with compliments ol Aessrs. B. & R. We thought of nothing but oi being "Eoid. md when the box was presented to us isl; shy of t, fearing 1t might contain nothing but beans the fruit !" heretofore playfuily allu dcd lo as Arizona Strawberries But, we mus tered courage, "raiscd the kiver" and exrcri enced relief wnen our eyes rested upon real, red luscious looking strawberries,- of which measured five inches in circumference Mcssrs Brill * Rambo have raised . great quantity oi Lhc'n, and src prepared 10 forward them by stage 10 any person In Prescott who may wish to UT. chase
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Narrow Escape.

Wildcat Wickeuburg recently, J. II. Behan, sheriff of this county, was called on to quelI srow between some drunken soldiers from Camp Date Creek. when some of said soldiers fired three shots athjm, from their six-shoot- ers-thc bullets from which barely missed him, The sheriff, though unarmei, disarned eAe wou,5 hc murderers, and, with the aid oi 4. C. Swain, tied the worst Of them, so that thsy could do no more mischief.
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D I E D.

Tn San Francisco, April II, 1872, Barbara E. Wife Of Ed~lrd N. Fish, of Tucson, A. T., and daughter Of Elizabeth and the late John Jamison aged 26 years and months.
 Mrs, Fish left Tucson some time ago, with hel husband to seek good health in California, and scarcely had Mir. Fish returned to the Territory overjoycd "ith the belief that Mrs. F. would soon regain strength and joyousness. when Inc sad news of her death comes 10 prey upon his mind aud ssddcn his heart.
 Those who have known the departed lady speak of her in the highest terms, and sympathize deep. y with tbe bereaved husband and relatives.
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From Wlss.rsgrg and Phnnix.

3 Block, Postmaster at Wickenhurg, sends r' tbc following, under date of May lst:
 got back from Phpnix, Salt River, on the '2sth 'us, People there are working hard, making drchcs and preparing for harvest
 Indian, have taken some asses close to down; a report of 40 head Of Peoples cattle Having been taken in the Hasssyampa, has proved to be false
 The Vnl;ure Mil stamping away as usual
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Government Supplies.

Ne have letters from business men in nearly every portion of the Territory, informing as that ttey intend .o bc berc aud si Fort WhipP!c by tAc l5lh i1s. 70 bid for contracts, we presume
 although tbe letters do not ssyso. It iooks, now, As l l8Sre .s to he considerable competition, aud Se take ihls early opportunity Co advise all tl Keep cool, grain. hay, etc. arc not going to o' any too r,cosy, and cannot be furnished Govern
 iaeot or any other corporation o, person st sucs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ox @ nay sHks l2 doz whet stones. dox shovel blows 4UO assorted needles. ox carts l2 doz adxes
 ne se, carpeniers fools complete including vse e; tools complete including bellows anvil ham.
 ,ongs p;schers siedEes rasps shoeing knives etc. inge n~s assorted sszes 800 lbs bar iron box sheet nn ksg horse shoes 25 ss horse shoe naIls oz ALIe greese blow coulter force pump with 20 fee; ruooef hose pipe and nozzle masoas trowel, 200 window gass loxl2 inehes lanterns (coai si buek. sis Qarge gaiv.) dor grain sacks
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Running.

The good old Quartz Mountain Saw.miil was
 started up the other morning. under direction of ! s '. May. who has been overhauling the ma- chlncry, when one thousand feet of lumber were sawed u less han an hour
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL l District lavaIai County. Arizlma-
 Levi Rasa ,rd and Coles Bashfvrd, PtaintiGs,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL l District lAvaIai County Ariznma.
 Levi RasAdird and Coles Bashfyrd PiaiRtifs, Lawrence C.Gray and Charles F.. Hitchcock Defu brought in the District Count of the Third Ju- doa Dsc' in and for the county of Yavalai u the Tor rtnly Uf Arizona.
 Tks Trriory cf Ayisoaa sends greeting Co Lawrence C. Gray and Charles F. Hitchcock, defendants
 hereby summoned and required to appear in an action hrougt against you by the above named plaintiffs District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for county of Yavapa in the Territory ef Arizona, and tho complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court rescott in said county, Ca cePy a which com plsut sccUmpanics this summous) within twenty days C~Ecluye of the day of service aer the service uln you h is If served in this county but If served oF county and within this district then within thirty dave in all other cases forty days.
 Aud you hereby noaed that if you fail to appear and the complaint above required tho plauiifs vii take judgment by default against for the sum oi f,uf asald hundred and twenty nine dollar and u .eus md thereon fon the 27h day of May A D. ls7 at the rate of ten per cent Ier anuun. and esss and ssbursements iu this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Co,ft At Prescost this 2th day of Ari. A. D. 1872
 ED. ". WELLS, Clerk. Corrs sasHFoRD. Attorney for Plaintfs mt
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Proposals will be framed that Bids fur each article may e considered separately and where article re qured to be delivered at than one place. the price for delivery at each place will he given: and all Peei will be stated in U. S. currency and expressed iG writing as well figures.
 Payment will be made in Legal Tender cheeks. on AS sisant Treasurer of the United States San Francisco upon receipt certificate from the Agent duty tn. Reservation stating the supplies have boon received and are cf the requisite quantity and quality.
 Two rrsponsble sreties must be named and must cer tfy Bids their willingness Bond in tho of fifty per ceut,m of the value of the contract.
 The undersigned reserves the right increase ,min isb the quantity of each article and to reject any and al bids
 Proposals he endorsed the envelope, Proposa, for Indian Supplies"
 Bidders requested to be present at the opening their Bids II. BENDELL-
 Superintendent.
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For Verde.

Ae'srs- Y A. stophens, Thos Simmons, and "eoe's left with taeir teams. Sunday last, so hsnl Al Oanp Verde, and, ss Indisus arc plenty down scese, they viN have io watcb ont.
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The Miner.

s'nEie copies Of this paper win, hereafter, be Tor sale st tho counter of Tinker & LeorArd, seNsdcsiers, Montesutna street
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SUMMONS.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF wlcKES TE | Precinct county of YavaI.si aad Territory Of BARNETT X BLOCK, Plaintiffs
  HENRY REED. Defendant


 Action brought In the Justices Court of Wcl .nbl- precinct county of YayaIai and Territory uf ArIt the complaint filed in the Justices office Wickenb cnct county of YavaIai and Territory of Arizona The people of the Territory of ArzOna send greeting Co Henry Reed defendant.
 You hereby required to appear. in an action brought against you by ihe above named plaintiff In the .ct Court of Wickenburg precinct county of YsvaIai aud Territory of Arizona the complaint t!rd therein within twenty days (cxefusiyely of the day of service sftcr the service upon yoa of this summons If within the county. served out of this county. bt r this district within forty days otherwise within 'rs days or judgment by default will bs taken again according to inc prayer of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to the sum f 1fy eight dollars (sJs) and costs will moro fully al m compaint copy of which is hereto attached And yoa hereby notified that if you fail to and answer the said complaint above required. - plaintiff will take judgment against you ss prayed ia w said complaint.
 Given under my hand tbis l6th day of April, AD 72 ai my office in wickenborg precinct county of a~-l and Territory Of Arizona
 w.KFERr
 atyoT Justice of the 1 -sfs
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EHRENBERG.
To the Merchants, Traders 6 Station Keepers of Northern Arizona. Greeting:
VIM. B. HOOPER G CO,
 Have Established a WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHRENBERG. A. T-

Where ,hsy Oserisg TO INK Taaps . large ass magnificent ssosa ef stApes ia Ssr various ses rsqarv by the msTvAspss aud iTsdcrs throughout Arsona asi selling tss prccs c,ss thar they ss iais aovn hsr- @ sy any having the facilities tAls house whhh e"nss; ef exrerescrd r-sidess partner h the New Yorh and San Francisco uarkss wk~r- they HrI Fos cAsn, oF mroErEgs. import thes s'oek direct. ard in arge eaaatnes ors<r by sss~S a'ied with and stentos and SANE PRICES though the parties themselves pr-ssat
 Being ihs ceuiracis fos the transportaoa cf sveru rea' supplies from this Pons all military pos,s and ha, Hs sufficient transportation coSsrSrLr oS HAxp ws ssa furnish ail post uaers ,o better advantage and ie no than can say other house can we fward asy and all merchandise machinery other articles eoass.s care
 cV- Highest price paid for Hides, Bullion, es say ether marketable article produced ia the eoaa,ry.
 VIM B. HOOPER, . co. Ehreuberg. A. IT, August Is 1871.
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BORN.

In Prescott, Arizona, May 2. 1872, to the wife Of C. c. Genung, a son.
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Meteorological Observations taken at Fort Whipple. $ T, in the Month of April.

Noo,bly mean of temperature observed as she t9un of-
 7AM 2r.M9 9F.N. g,7Is 5, s"s Thermometer 5.iS i5sS 4SdS @ t5sS 55S Average .1ccs, of temperature of the sir atoye s.stof tbe dewpoiut at sLesc hoars.
 909 i474 %5l Qa,utty of TsiD and snow during tho month, lss iacass
 sanzssy o' Winds and Weather
 < B. The number of times the wind Is recor. dsi 8. blowing from any given point .s entered s1isr he head of ' No, |" and the gum of iht ag- ,rss representing the force Of the wiud from Shat sssrter under the head Of Force"
 The average amount Of cloudiucss is found br tiyidiug the sum of the figures representing the amount oi cloudiueEs at the time of the different -ib,,rral.ous by the number Of observations. Y NJ E SE s sw W NV asft soi P SoI F so r 50 P .Na P .No P iNa tt4I'loIOtoI 70 Il5iea 5i hog. Iiii ? . Average claudiness 2es No of days of rair, 0a thc scliregis,criug minimum thermometer sis monthly mean Of temperature .As 29.7O, the temperature ranging from l3 to 43-
 Tue lowest temperature of l3S wSs observed in tts night from the 18th 10 the 18th the highest, of 4S" iH tlpe nigh; rom the 2Sd to the 9th. Th- highest point observed OF tIc dry bulb ,a-ruomcirr ras 75s Gn the sbade) at p. u, , April 23d.
 HBNRr C. ScUNlknFL,
 HoSp Stwd J G 4
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OFFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTS To the Travelling Public.

A.oorumedaiicus eonsss; of Good Board and Lodging S,ore wherein ;s kept goods ef every kind; good S~sI r,erty of recd bay, graio and water Also inc S.s, W.go, ard BIaeksEnth Shops the entire read wssre rood workinaB always ready so shoe aaias make aad repair wagons. efo
 JAS. 4. MOORE. lp~.-.......
 l. v. CARR, ff'oF'ssN'' Mareora wsiis Arseps ssc8flh
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Maricopa Wells Station,

oa the southern Overland Mail Route, s3 uil.s east oG AriTnna City and Fort Yuma o5 miles ,rrss ef Taosun S0 from Camp McDowen, asd 70
 from PhG1ix. Sais River Valley
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Administrators Notice.

Nascs hers8r gtVr1 tH~ creditors ef and all p<r- sors having claims gearsr ts eftac of Tho1as rasi. kiG. 1ece sed, ia rFa-ssr - saf1e. sth t.o rraps- voccAsfs t shs undersigned adn.Bs.raor d fhe s e of the Pr1sta Jgi-e, trsouFt tvE-at .ouaty. A ns Territory wfhin ysay from tbs 6rss plts iou s,f this uotirs ths sawo vil s forever haffsf Al Ser 5pdefca Co sd esile Earsoy regsssed raAe i.EfnsGi-se y1sea-
 ROBT. .. sTCBRI EFTELD A4r's,g'yEres of fss Esssfsef Fss.s ec,issa 3rd Tgs ,~', ArZons 1snasre fs' is- u~CI
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Read the new advertisements and the old ones too.
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RIVER VIEW HOTEL, Ehrenbcrg, ....... Arizona

This hotel Is pleasantly situated the hanks of tho Colorado River he cce and directly oppasiss the Steamboat and Ferrybat Landings and the frepns tor Is prepared b accommodate ai who may favor hin with their patronage.
 Good Fare, Clean Rooms And Comfortable Beds, at Moderate Prices.
 \ CORRAL, Wherein animals will be fed and o,hsrwiss eareG kr sa iolns the Hotel.
 FERRY BOATs. Are kept constantly in resdipess to convey men, animals and vehicles the riyer The patronage of the public Is solicited.
 THOMAS GOODMAN Proprietor. Ehrsnberg Arisoaa- deca37i
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT wICKENBCRO PRE. l cinr, county of Iavapai, Territory of Ari.oua. MiGUIt l.. PEaALTA, Plaintiff
 HESRr REED Defendant.
 Action brought in tho Justices Court of wirkspburg precinct County of Yavapai Tsniinry of Arrpna, and the plain, filed in the Justices office Nickcnburg cinct, county of Ysvapai Territory ui Arizona. The people of the Territory of Arizona send greeting Co Henry Ecsd def ndant.
 You hereby required to appear in action hrougbJ against you by the abOve- named plaintiff in the Just Court of wickerhurg precinct county of favalai IC tory of Arizona. to tine compant filed therein within twenty days (cxclusive of the day of service aT the service upon you of this summons if served vii' the county if served out Of this county Lu, in las trct. within forty days otherwise within twenty us. judxmcn, win be brought against yon. according SO t' prayer of said eoInpaint.
 Tho said action is brought to recover t,s n ;u hundred and eight dollars and eghtytwo cents G 9~ - and costs of suit will fully appear ip eoml aa copy of which is hereto attached.
 Aud you hereby notified that If you fan 10 aFfe and the said complaint above required the sr plaintiff will take judgn,rn, against yuu prayed 'os said complaint.
 Given under my hand this 6th day of April, A. | l. at my office in Wickenburg precinct county Of fs aq- Territory of Arizona
 WI FERRIS
 aJs2T Justice of the r
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the aieest frrshess and host HAIR PaErA Fomades Ois Dyes and invignrasars Ioubins Genuine French Extraets Soap< Powders and Cosne.iaueA can bs had at DR- KENDALLS
 jan2T7s Pioneer Drug Stnrs.
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INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUrERINTESpEST INDIAN ArrAiEs. A. T.,}
 PRESCOTT, A. T., May lN. 1872. Sealed proposals in tpcats, will be received at th ,fHes uui;l F o'clock M.,
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DIVINE SERVICES.

Chaplain Gilmore U. & Array will deliver religious dseourse. in the Courtroom Prescot. every Sunday Services commence as eleven o'clock AM.
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NOTICE.

lhave this day appointed Washington French my Dep uy County Treasurer, during my absence, and sponsbe for all his acts said Deputy County Treasurer
 EJ. COOK. County Treasurer Prescott Arizona, April % 1872.
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Fire at Fort Whipple.

UBNKT C. SCWNIEDFL,
 Hosp. Stwd, |. \. X
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Mails arrive from ali points Mondays and Thursdays. Depart. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 Othcs hours rum \ N toeP.N.
 Mouey Orders issued every day of the week. except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, F. A.
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RonHd Of Health.
MEETING LAST EvENISo.

A stated meeting of the Board Of Health was
held last evening President Mccall In the chair
Z NJ. Garrett was present and was sworn in
as member for the 9th ward
The nuisance at sth and Madison was reported
abated
Fifth Ward Committee ordered to have paved
the alley between 9Th and 7th aud Monroe aud
Windsor.
The Committee reported nuisance on Button
wood street abAted.
A communication from John Guthrie asking
pay for services in attending the smallpox hos
pLbal. was referred to the Finance Committee.
Several nuisances in different parts OF the city
were reported abated.
The 9Th ward committee were authorized "a
have water taken out OF cellar in that ward
This motion led to a lengthy discussion az to
the right Of the Board to take such action. which
was decided in the Affirmative.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

ES-Tks Peoples Stdp p If Value = The Govern
ment endorsement, which legalzes the sale Of PLAN
rAtI N BlTTKRs Is not The only stamp axec 10 thar
famous vegetable tic. IL BEARS In addition to that
oftcial sanction, the still more valuable stamp OF
pub ic appreciation. his inestimable voucher OF Its
rar proBerties tonic, corrective and Alternative,
Is Of much earlier date than the Gov rnment cre-
der tal for millions OF sick pei sons had pronounced
II the Grand specific Of the age long before Con-
pess thought OF taxing pr prietary medicines IL
u unnecessary to repeat, In detail the prOnerties OF
this wonderful Venet he lnvig0rant The best
tefe ence that can be offered to those who desire
the fu particulars o. It's virtues is the general pub
lie SIX those who have tried II as a remedy for dys-
peps constipation, ,biliousness intermittent few
nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sickness, low
sp a, nr loss OF vital power what Plantation Bit
tiers has done for then, and be governed by the
sponse they make to your inquiries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
nIaaI.trafes' Cases.
Before Esq. Publ

IBeTOre hsq. FunLI
Bridget Currens threw bucket Of water on
Ann NJ. Blackston. and then tried to strike her
on the head with hatchet. She was fined costs
and bound over for 800 to keep the peace.
[Betore Esquire Frazer.l
State vs.. John Groves for an assault and bat
and held to bail for $500 to keep the peace, in
default OF which Groves was committed.
James Quinn was charged by VIM d. Sparks
With having taken stove from temperance
Hall, down Seventh street, without proper au-
thority, Quinn claimed the stove as his proper
ty, which seven witnesses testified that the stove
had been bought and paid for by the lemperancC
association. Quinn was held in the sum OF S20C
to answer the charge at Court wm. Robinson
was held in like sum, for assisting Quinn tC
remove the stove.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Societies.
MEErINas TINS EYhhINa

HEEEINu7 IEII3 N E1'INus
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd aud King.
Minqua Tribe No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street.
La FAyette Lodge, No. 2, X. OF p, at Knights
OF PythiAs Hail. 2ll Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. 0. OF G. T., 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. o. U. A NJ, at Me-
ohanics Hail. 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge No. IS, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Hall Fifth
and Market streets.
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New AdverIIsemenls, This bay.

INNW HWFUNNEHF NIIUNNHI UIH UHya
Wanted-An actice young man.
Fruit pening-Mitchell a FLETCHER.
just Receiyed-Dress goods.
Notice-Turnpike ompany
Wanted-A male ticket
The Ills that Flesh are Heir to--Spc. notice.
q, lection-Uil paintings.
AttentiJh-SOldlers and Sailors.
Public SAle-StOck and utensils.
Har1waTe-Truman 4 Shaw, PhlladR
Funeral notice.
Wanted-To learn telegraphinR.
Notice-Keokuk 1Tib" OF Red Men.
Good oysters =, ity Item.
L0st-A Beagle slut.
For rent--A house.
Anna Dickinson lectures Oct. Il.
Two American N Msses-City Item.
&Io for buRRy-Tnomas Co.
city ltem@-Various parties,
LOB,-A CLOAK
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Marine News
Reported for he Commercial
Arriudts.
PoRT OF WILMINGTON

PORT OF WILMINGTON, Oct 5.
Steamer Anna, OF Wilmington. Stern, from
New York, with mdse to Electric Line
Tug Henry Christian, Of Philada, from Phila.
with barges
Sch, Estelle Bright, OF Wilmington, Fountain,
from Bombay Hook, with building sand, to
Bright a Keithler.
sloop Anna A. Willis OF Philadelphia, Grant
lin, from Annapolis, Md, with oysters
Barge Alice OF Wilmington, Davis. from Phil
adelphia, with mdse, to Geo W. Bush.
Barge Anna. OF Wilmington, Carpenter, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Chas Warner & Co.
Barge Vigilance, of Philadelphia, Krammer,
from Schu. Haven, with coal, to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Cedar, Of Schu Haven, Acoundi from
Schu. Haven, with coal, to J. A. CranstOn, New
port.
Barge Fairmoyl Of Little Gap, Costenbader
from Mauch Chunck, with coal Geo W Bush.
Barge Jeddo Of Philadelphia Richards from
schuylkill Haven with coal to George w. BaAh.
Barge Star OF Bndesboro' with mdse to Wal
| ton, Mhann a. Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

THE W. x Il. ISJUNcTIoN CAsE.-The iniunc-
tion case Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company against the Berks County and
Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad Companies,
will not be heard until the first Monday in De-
cember next the Supreme Court having adjourn
ed on Saturday last to hold the regular term for
the Western District at Pittsburg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Republican NIertinEs.

AT - Hall. Hockessen on Saturday evening,
October 9th. Addresses by Lewis Thompson,
Esq. Benjamin Nields, Esq., and others.
Stanton, (Anthony's Hotel on Saturday even
ing, Oct. II, to be addressed by Hon N B. Smi-
theirs, Levi O. Bird, Esq, and Jos. l.. Killgore,
ESQ.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Heuru-
TRAINS LKAvE wILMrNaroN.

TRAINs LKAvK WILMINGTON
For Philadelphtd-64o, $50 $40 1880 a m IL 20
400, 400, oaA, T.lo. 1870 p. m Sundays $50, D. nj
For RsiO Pofk-i.eo a m. ; 1880 and ga D. m
For Baltsmore-lAba, AOs and lOO2 a IN LOO and
Gil p. NJ
For the Delaware r RI, a m, der Harrington
Returning arrives At Wilmington 10, D m y i2b6
and 10 10 a. m 20 .. m. No Sunday Trains
Nor heac caste-19bo, T. 10 10 a. M, and g. rs pm.
For codtesville, Reading 6o.-e.8O and lO.9O m ;
Las and SEQ p. m Sunday train at 8 4 m.
LKAvB PHTLADELPH1A FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, l0.4b and 1200 a m. (; 1910 asO, 400 500,
100, 800 and 11.eO p m. Sundays goo. 11.s0 D. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Delaioare X R.-aOO (from New CAstle)
1918 a m d; 800, alb and p. NJ The two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From W. d r R-slb and 1l.AO, q "a. A1B and
alo p N nday train at p. m.
Frcm phtladell hta-1249, $50 m 1895, la45
40, hOI ais, SO 1890. Sunday 124S q. m. ant
| 1880 p. IN.
STEAMBOAT g. n. FKLToN.
Ledre Wilmington at 100 A. NJ, and returninI
| leave Philadelphia at Q, p. N.
S~ See time tables for further Particular
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KenI Kalnlr.

SALEs BY EVANS PENIoToN.-Evans Penning-
ton. Zeal Estate Agent, No.s2O W. 7th street, has
sold for G.. W. Pierson house corner 4th and Viii
son streets 10 lsac Pyle for $4,000.
Also farm OF 266 acres Ia Sussex county, near
Bridgyille. for Nicolas Pratt. to Samuel Hum
phries, Of PHILADELPHIA for sl0. $40.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

COMMITTED TO New CAsTLE.-wm. Meloney
was arosted on Water street, Yesterday by officer
Bnck for an assault upon VIM. Sohnte wit, a
kuife, in June last. Meloney fled after the COM
misson Of the deed and nothing more was heard
of him until yesterday. He was bold by the
Mayor in $500 bail, in default OF which he went
over to New Castle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

The CLERICAL SCANDAL The committee Of
investigation INTO the allegea seduction by Rev.
DIR Matthews Of his c1lUred servant begun its
inquiries at Elkton. this week but its work has
not been and will not be given to the public
The Reverend gentleman conducted his own case
In person. He made oath to his innocence be-
fore Justice Howard Of Elkton. Az the inve T.
tigation in Baltimore the testimony was conflict
Sns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05

BREAD FOR ALL.-Mr. r. r. Griffith, at 1lth
and Tatnal streets is doing an extensive business
in the bakery line. His two large ovens are kept
constantly in use and still the demand for his
pies, should patronize this establishment, where
they are made, OF the best kind
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-05
Auction sales.

Messrs. ogle 4 Miller, will soil, for James
Goodman, on Thursday 10th inst, at the farm
on the old Ferry Road lot OF stock and farm
-ing utensils Several work horses colts and
mules are included in the sale.