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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-12-21

Washington, Dec. 2O-The Senate con
drmed the following nominations: James
H. Bur,!ick, Marshal Of Dako,g VIM.
Pr'ind, sstofhey Of Dakota; Chau,,ccy N.
Notewase, coincr. branch mint, Carson City
Nevada. ii'''." @+1" -'' "'
Washington, Dec 15.-Thc Senate con.
firined the nomlpation Of Indian agents
Benjamin n. Thomas, southern Apache
agency, New Mexicn J. II. Wilbour, Y..
kama agency, Washington Territory; L. G..
Dyer, Klamath agency, Oregon; W. D.
Crothen, Moguis, Pueblo agency, Arizona ;
James Wright. Superintendent Indian AT.
fairs for Montana. ,-.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-12-21

B. f. & =
The proposition to give To the Colorado
River Railroad CDmpany''a subsidy Ut 60.
Co., 900, was voted down AT the recent elec-
ton in San Francisco. The vote against
Was $1,000 10 some two or three hundred in
favor, #s... I'LL. f.
We feel good over this. We are ye;;,Aced
At the defeat Of the proposition. for the very
good reason that the men who used this
bonus have proved themselves traitors to
the best interests Of their city and section
BY having. with their side show, drawn a..
teution from the Atlantic and Pacific Rail,
road project and delayed the building of it,
the only Road that can possibly relieve this
c'ast Of intolerable burdens. --Arisosa u.
Rer Noe 10.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-12-21

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The New York herald., 1872-10-07

Notice in pursuance Of section 60 chapter s75, cfthe
Laws OF 1879 is hereby given that the Board OF Police in
pursuance of section 3 of said chapter has selected aud
appointed -four To Inspectors OF Election
Tor each Election district in the city aud county of New
York tor the next ensuing election set forth In sched
ule following
BY order Of the Board OF Police. -
ID. b. HAsBROUCK,
n he of Elections.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
INsPECTORs OF ELECTION.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW
i York, 500 Mulberry street. Bureau OF Elections New
York. Oct. z, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
Bpc,srpy AND POLLING PLACES.

REGISTRY AND POLLING PLACES:
sSoIIcE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW
I<oAS YORK,
800 MULBERRY STREET,
BUREAU ELECTIONS,
NEW YORK. October7, 1S72
Notice Il hereby given pursuance Of section 90 chap
,er MA III the laws 1871 that the Board OF Police has
in nnrsnnnce OF section 80 of said chapter designated
and appointed the place OF registry and polling place IN
ach M Tho election districts the city and county OF
New York; for the approaching registry and election
as designated in the following scnednie =
REGISTRY DAYS -
Tuesday October g. IRON A. NJ 10 ~ M :,
Wednesday October l6 from sA NJ 70 ~ NJ
Eriany October 25 from A. ~ to 4 NJ
Saturday October ~, from A. NJ 10 r. NJ.
'' ELECTION DAY.
Tuesday, November D.
nv order of The Board of Police, -
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

Tr,n Msanssaas ncoI or 2b nom sA W. to 9P. NJ
saturaay' satu4sa October u, from A. NJ !o9PM.
'"'''u"'' ELECTION DAY.
Tuesday Novembera 5
ny oiaei = ~ d. q. HAsBRoUCK
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections
,ouvn,,r - PLACES OF REGISTRY AND POL,
ING PLACES
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
! - - ErSSa Sr@ aSn1sh S!TSs,. street.
!. y is,g eySsnM,sn WssSina,on slssf, street.
4 ~ Grssnyyich street
g. 95 Greenwich street
sig sgsnsxl,sr Usaar smsee Htreet.
O. 81 John street.
i y i i Ss.si IVA %sshssisq .ssts, street
4 4 q 80 naSsa" i,rss"wiSs ss,ssa street
70 10 90 90 HIadson Meis sroaST"s' sfreet
n Ia Ia FranSlin street
10 Reach street
20 A9 Greenwich street
81 Il pesbr"sses street.
"a s. Desbrosses street.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
L. 81 Frankfort street.
4 % yandewater street.
3 soak street.
A ca cherry street
8 IS Cherry street
10 81 Oliver street
II ii 0iiyrr street
" ~ Woiiver street
"a AS Pearl street
is l6 Centre street.
10 10. Ky ~ Duhne sucet:
iS S6 Mulberry Street
i? ~ "a Mott suesL
2I 81 Centre street
% I32 Leonard street
23 Franklin E,1 street. IRE SSv,,r,v nrsrp,cr
J. 25c Mulberry street
4 i6 Prince street.
& "a Spring street
8 q Marion street
4 iig Fiilnbeth street
8 lis Mulberry street.
H. Isl BAXTER street
u. $50 Mulberry street.
IL ia Walker street.
i5 ai6 canal street
ID 70 Mnhcrrv street.
4 4 Z q aE1,1sss,h a.sass .,ssss strssa
?. los Madison street
4 4; nSnrae .Ta.s. street ,ssa;
g. 4sO Water street
Z. lT Madison street
8. so Market street.
9. 2S New Canal street.
~. 93 Monroe street.
II. lo6 Monroe street.
is, l9Jcnerson street
a. Montgomery street
Is. 2O2 Madison street.
10. 2Us Madison street.
u. 6O3 Water street.
Is. 6 Montgomery street.
~. 2sS East Broadway
~. 800 Madison street
n. 237 Monroe street.
~ Ala Cherry street.
23. 636 Water street.
"a. e5 Jackson street
25. 56 Jnckson street
~, $50 Grand street ..
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTR1CT.
!. ll3 Charlton street.
SS Spring street.
~ Renwick street
!. yV Spring street.
rs Canal street
lS Varick street.
z lnla Varick street.
Z 265 Spring street
,S sSs sSs HSrss Mndsan street; sIyss,
~ ~ 3SS 3SS uuuson u. STREET
70 ~ aSg t,ak tu,nia,ck s.teeI. .
~ 80 90 von;ap sp" .xaa. sxia..
II nj nj prtncs st, ca ,roa, sree.
"a "a 10 10 i, i.imoe stiee.'
~ 2ny IN snrnc n,ioc s,reet steet'
~ IS9 cpprms ,roat stoo'
"a ~ ~ TI!s TYIp,ms sa 49, 80.
10 10 its ~ iamv.npso. a,up o,s, snec'.
~ ~ iaS ,aS npiams I1is . snee.'
s9 "a is3 i39 si, rince .t s.reet
81 az az o.; i,aee ;n s, smet''
- 10 90,. Me- umrcar 81 80. 80.
81 a,33 av3s ,aa',.,,, ..u.nu. sh go s.nao.
o. T11 ~ az NJ csmMlcn ,s y, suce1
81 81 ff ~ y Ni"inson Gi s'ie.eL ..
81 81 ~ ~ sni,. naaininc .t street
81 III n IA ,d,v d'1,,I ~ s,rco.
g 80 .ha'upvitIi IN VIII sss,SsyEupry nycTprcr
eoo o.i siAih ASSEMBLY DiSIhiCE
> Ssio Grnpd nu tract
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

VIZ Tenth avenue
4 4S9 4S9 rsmth re,th ayenus. Venue,
a. a. We, Eleyer,h rh, ayehma r9nt,, street
4sS 400 Tem,h Tent, avenue avenue.
y as5 az Ninh N;n,h avenue. ayenas
~ - Soo ga MINI Nin,h avemue' ayemue
Il. aS West West rFortieth street
~ wy Vest 'ihirty.iiith street.
i. y. rs rs ssysn'! E'ys'n asss"s avenue,
~ ~ ~ seventh seventh avenue avenue
y. ~ ~ =, seyem,n p,,,ah,y avenue.
~ 81 GIs,s eIt s'H'n Nv ayenne ".umae'
o., sixTEENIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
: IS IS avenue avenue 1: l.
5ao 5s' Eirst Eirst avenue ayenne
e Sse se First First ayenne avenue
: 81 sSs Eirss ss ] aysaas
~ ssi ssi First First avenue avenue
y. y ~ ssi sdnsan First Avenue, e,,ueno
Il Il Si ssg serJ'a sirs, axanae. anenae'
10 3,i 3,i E;t, East n,snesnth ,ne street.
II. ~ Third avenue
~ ~ ss 3ss Second Sec, ri,ay AVENUE n.,, strs..
~ ~ a., az Easr .n;n iwn'.s n;onnn ,,,n s'fcos
y ~ 3 so ~ fSiri fSSinfipn ayrnHe nuen'e
5s -. 2so 1so .r,,i Third iri avenue avenue
s ss. ia I fhlrd r,itd avenue. Avenue
%. $50 Sysa ayenss Mrhrxr,Y 4; .ssrNprv n1srptcr
!. LA shSsStEEsfh sresamay. ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
6ae @ Eighth avenue;
%s os w " est Forty ry -nrst nt , street
s5i Ninth Ninth avenue. avenue
2so renth avenue.
/ 81 81 Sin'h Sfnin avenue. avenue
% eS9 es9 Eigh,h Eilsih avenue avenue.
~ ~ 81 81 Eishth r,ghu Nenu avenue'
Z Z Ss9 Ss9 Ninlh Ninli aysmne. aysm,e
~ ioy ~ EiSn,n I'm avenue, avenue
10 67l Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRIC,

SCHEDULE OF PLACES OF REGISTRY AND POLL
ING PLACES.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
REGISTRY AND POLLING PLACES.

~ 2s west twenty y-seventh street.
a. M seventh avenue.
10 Sii Eighth avenue.
10 ~ 3lo 3io I'm, Nln,n avenne. -.
y. ~ west rwenty-ninth street
10 10 10y 10y siNlh avenue. -
Nv ~. aSy aSy Ms. mest t,wen,y-nhth street.
~. aos Ninti avenue. -
rs @ 25S Nest Thirty second street
-. % 5s5 s,S Sixth M avenue.
70 2iU broadway
$. 90, sisth s''"" Avenue '''
80 Cos sixth avenue. .,. .s,p,,p,v n,srp,cr
!. 6ot East Fourteenth street.
:. ~ Easi Iwehu street,
:. l6s avenue q
q q ao5 sos ir, Eas' yti Sl,,in , street.
o oi9 i.ist Ninu Ni sLscI
I. "a ~ I:as. Sinin L. sueel
3 3 s59 ,5g East ,nn Eishth street
~ ~ 5os 59s ~ Nchue y, 49,.
~ ~ aS9 ~, .s.san aas. n,gn'h s'ree.
+ i q % fiai' fiilh street, s,!ss'.
ie 10 ~ az @ @asenuc ~
~ aos ao ase,ue .i, Ta,r,, =. .,roo,
"a oss @ sann,,,, ans ~ u,raat -. ss"
70 70 :, 80 ,van" Suvuma suee@
~ iS4 LeMis i,r street Urn .ssrwp1y n,srufcr
ora Tanti, arnna A''"' Dioi "iei'
Eo Eos VIII wni Ta,,,, =, ,v,.e. ocona ,trs.t
o. ifS itS Nin,h Ni,tn ov.i,,a n.v,m0'
isn .s, Nln.' Mnst r,"snae nsenue. a rs, s,root
sig @ West T,cent y yyarst % street
3iy 3iy MY Win'h ,,n,y. 'wemty .'i 81 siee@
q 2t5 II, ~ T,yenty ,our,l, str>ct
q 5iI NinIh awenne oA'' '"ee~
10 "a IA Siti, Si,,,h avemue avemue.
~ az Wnst Nne.renth stroct
10 @n Wcst isiahtee,ssi, street
~ ~, West sis teeu,H street
ID 2a6 west Ninetee,th street.
Is SO West Twontfeth street
~ -, 5SI so,,,n,,, ase,,na ''Ase
L 2sa Is, ssyenln Sss, q |, aysnse ave-, ..,...
iS iV5 West Nineleenth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
Business and Trade Report.

WILMINGTON, Feb. IS.
The only change to note in the condition OF
the ice, is that in the Delaware it is getting
weaker, and moving on slowly. Navigation at
the Horse Shoe is only barely possible.
The Schooner A 81 Cain, now at New Castle,
will arrive at Walton. Whan & Co.'S wharf. to-
morrow, to load phosphate, for Charleston, s. C.
The Jackson Sharp Co., shipped. by the W.
y H. Il. r., one passenger car to the Ithaca a
Athens r. r., n. Y, and one mail and baggage
car to the Paris L Decatur r. r., Paris Ill
L. 4 A. Belts shipped by the same road, one
car load OF machinery to Chicago.
The following shipments OF carriages were
made iby 1.-THE P. W. B. r. K ; McLeAr &
Kendall, 2 to Baltimore C. W. weldin, l to
Baltimore Jones, Guthrie 4 COL to Baltimore ;
Robinson Bro, to Baltimore
There we're received by the Wilmington 4
Reading Railroad, 3s car loads Of coal for this
city, and car loads for shipments on the Del
aware Railroad.
p. W. & B. r. r. FreightS.- cal
OF iron to Garret, Kent Co.; Of scrap iron to
| Seitell Hastings; l Of sheep to p. Monahan
OF coal and of iron for the Diamond State
Iron Co. There were shipped car OF clay to
Philadelphia by Geo. W. Bush; Of match stick
| from Elkton 10 New York W. Jones 4 Co., oi
hair TO New York Springer, Morley Cause,
of felloes to New York.
w. d Il. II. X. FTeights.-There we're received
by this line, in addition to other freights men
toned one car Of pig iron, one car Of nails and
one car Of plate iron.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
The featen srn,ou.
rRooRAn1u OF sHfvicEs AT rnIriri fARIsH

fhOtflAAMk VI aAAiflJNao Al AhAEAAA AhhAHhs
Trinity Chapel SerUices
Ash Wednesday, Feby 14th, Propet Psalms,
Lessons and Prayer.
s.. Matthias Day, Feb oath, Holy Communion
Ember Days, Feb. 2ist, ,2od, cath Special Pray
ers-Holy Orders
Holy Week, March 25th, SOth, e]G, 1O16and 4
o'clock Daily.
Annunciation, March 25th, Holy Communion
l0lS O'Clock Service.
Maunday Thursday, March 2sth. Holy Gem
munion l019 O'Clock Service.
Good Friday, March 29th, Proper Psalms, Les
sons and Prayer
Icy o'clock, Morning Prayer, Tuesdays aud
Thursdays.
iOJ% o'clock, Morning Prayer, Litany, Ante
Communion, Wednesday, Friday, Holy Days
Ember days.
4 O'Clock, Evening Prayer,-DAily Selected
Meditationa.
~ o'clock Evening Prayer,-1st and Sd Tues
days in the Month.
Holy Baptism. At any one of the Services,
after the second lesson.
Holy Communion. ST. Matthias. Annuncia-
tun, Maunday Thursday
Confirmation. IOiS o'clock Sunday after Eas.
ter, April 7th, in the Chapel.
Trinity Church, old IS,oedeS' Strrioes.
10i5 o'clock, Morning Prayer, IitAny Ante
Communion Ash Wednesday and Good Friday
o'clock, Evening Prayer, Tuesday and Thurs
day.
~ O'Clock, Evening Prayer, Wednesday and
Fridays, I'd and 4th Tuesdays.
T. O'Clock, Evening Prayer. Epistle and Cos.
pei, Daily in Holy Week.
Holy Baptism. At any one Of the Services
after the second Lesson.
Holy Communion. ~ O'Clock. Seryiee
MAunday Thursday, Mar. 2Sth.
Confirmation. This year in the Chapel foi
both Congregations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
Real Fslale

Of tho Elk b6uses advertised fof sale by Messrs
Ogle & Miller, to have taken place. on Saturday
last, only one was sold. Michael Clinch Was the
purchaser, and the price $1,000. The othert
were withdrawn on account Of thelaw bids made.
ID. II. Hawkins, real estate agent. offers two
lne dwelling houses for sae, No. being at S07
Washington street, and No. 2, at 1908 West st.
The MAncha Bros., Real Estate Agents, Ridge
ly station, Md. & Del r. r., have effected the
following sales
A farm OF 100 acres near Potters Landing, be-
longing to Elijah Hosier to Mrs Sarah Benton,
Of N. Y for 81, 500.
small farm near Denton. belonging to Dan
lei ZAchAriAn, to T. smith, Of Orange abunty, N.
Y, for 81. 400.
A small farm belonging to Esma Lowe unim.
proved, to Mr. Tuttle, Of Potter Co., Penn, fol
5000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
socIetIen.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Asylum Lodge, No. 23. l. o. o. F., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. g. s of T., at Hall
5th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, d. L. C. A. Hall 51l Market
street
Jefferson Dramatic Association al Room in
Sllver's Building, No. 5l1 Market street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. OF p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, oil Market street
American Star Lodge, No. 1, G. f., at Good
Fellows Hail. Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, l. o. G. T., at 9Th
and Market streets.
REYNOLDS encampment No. g. l. o. o. F, Sd
and King streets.
Corinthian Lodge No. 20. A. F. A. NJ, at
Masonic Hail. 224 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
All the Yenr Round.

And in all parts OF the world the elements uf dis
are present In the ar, the soil and the water
In greater or less degree and therefore the Great
Vegetable An i'iOte to these Invisible enemies Of
h ah HOstetters Stomach Bltters, is Invaluable as
household medicine at all seasons and In every
latitude. At no period of the year is regulating
and corrective medicine more needed than toward
the close OF winter, when the sun and rain are be-
ginning to break up the winter blockade and from
the soitening soil arises that terrible miasma which
weighs like an incubus upon the vital machinery
and depresses the animal spirts It is then that the
seeds OF intermittent and remittent fevers Of rheu
matlsm and rheumatic gout, OF obstinate stomach
complaints, OF disorders OF the liver and bowels.
and whole host Of pulmonary and nervous COM
plants are sOwn.
The best the surest way TO prevent this disastrous
seediaJ Is to nvgOrate and refresh the system with
course Of the Bitters II this pre- caution be taken
noic her1 will be no danger OF the miasmatic germs
taking root in the fluids and tissues Of the body and
bringing forth terrible fruit In the spring NOW ia
the time for prevention. Remember that vigor is
the only safeguard against the virus Of disease and
that IOstetters Btters ia the purest the safest the
most powerful and perfect invigorant ever admins
tered, either as protective medicine or a remedy
change Of season approaches which almost Away
proves mere or less disastrous to persons Of a weak
nervous organization. Brace up at once with III,
leading Tonic Of the age. Purge from he blood al
morbid matter strengthen the nerves, and regulat,
and putty the secretons with the Vegetable Elixir
| which combines the juices OF the rnest medicina
| roots herbs and barks, with the most wholesom,
OF all dnusiye stimulants
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
Total


The Visiting Committee Of No. was instruct
cd to carpet the platform of that school. up
stairs
The repairs at No. IL were referred to the
Visiting Committee Of that school.
The Committee for No. was authorized to
have needed work done there
The Committee for No. l was instructed to
have strip fixed along the ledge Of the black
boards Of said school.
Mr.. Moore gave notice that he would propose
an amendment to the bylaws which will provide
for the expiration of the term of office of the
Superintendent in April next. and that an cleo
tion be held for that officer in each succeeding
April.
Orders were directed to be drawn as follows
4. Montgomery $3l H. u L. f. James, ,$l3 25
y. Piekes, 81; John Body, 7jc Chas McCos.
key, ~. O.SS Jno. n. oge, SIS; Jas. Bradford,
90 F. Bickta, s. 75 Jas. Temple, $40; @. p,
johnson, slS,5S A. 5. Barnes, S29 W. c.
Cummins, SIC; Miss Clara Counts, $i2 Miss
Ann Fothergill, Sc; Miss Parssns, SlO,5O
On motion the Board adjourned,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13

Since the days when the primitive fig leaf was
pressed into service and did duty as a full dress
suit, what great changes have taken place in the
day secs the production of new design, style or
material, till the eye is bewildered and the brain
puzzled to make 4 selection. From an inspection
of the immense stock OF goods at the estab-
lishment Of our old friends Bennett 4 Co., of
Tower Hall 5lo Market street, Philadelphia, we
should think they have everything the mind
could conceive or the heart wish for, and we
learn that they are just now offering special bar
gains to reduce the stock they had prepared for
early spring wear, by selling them at about hall
the usual prices, and we confidently recommend
all our readers who wish to be fairly dealt witt
and who want full value for money, to give them
a call. They cannot do better
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
LOCAL INTELLIGRNCE
RaiIrshd Hours.

Eaaafngton FOR Philudelphtu,
as, a1o, 1890 a m; 1890 400, 400, hta, Tlb,
1890 p. M. Sundays $50, 1890 p. m.
Wilmington JOT Hev Terk
l.sO m 1870 and h49 pm.
Wilmington f6r Baltimore,
lab2, aos and loO9 a m. 1.Ob and GIT p M.
Wilmington for Harrington,
1855 a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a. m e,95 p, m erhere is LOO p m aain
10 New Castle)
Wilmington ~ CodissBilis, Readfag BsfklsAsm and
fOttspiils.
$780, and 1880 a m. 20 and 800 p. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$780, 11OO and II .45 a m. 2S0, 400, 800, 10, 300
and l1.s0 p. m Sundays eco, ll.a0 p. m.
TFains arrive from DeldiOdre r. r.,
500 (from New Castle) 1015 a m. ass, 1000 p. m.
(The latter subject TO delsys)
Trains arrive from ". d r R r,
8 20 a. m. ; 240, l rs and 8 10 p. m.
81 See time tables for further partioulara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13

~ FT0gT6ss Of the ReUolp iOn-A new light dawn.
ed upon the world with the Introduction OF PLANTA-
1lON BlTTERs twelve yents ago. Drastic purgation
went 0ut-restoration and renovation came ia. The
eyes OF the people were opened to the great fact that
the way to cure disease is to strengthen and support
Its victims, not to place them at its mercy by de-
priving them Of the little strength they have Ii
soon became evident that as means Of iIfusing Vi
tally into the feeble system, regulating the secre-
lions, curing indigestion, and reforming bilious
habit OF body, no medicinal preparation then known
was at all comparable TO the new restorative. Since
then hundreds Of attempts have been made rival
the Bitters. They have all failed, and the CRANE
REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL TREATMENT, which was
commenced In 1860, is still in progress. Nothing
can stop IT, for II is founded on the principle, now
universally acknowledged, that physical vgOr is the
most formidable antagonist Of all human ailments
and experience has shown that PLANTATION BI1TERs
s peerless nvigorant, as well as the best possible
safeguard against epidemic diseases
feb7-lw-eOd wilt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE
7-3O Bonds of the UtlnipOtOn d
Western Railroad Co.,


Interest," BIO per annum, payable quarterly, on the
first days OF January, April, July and October, In
each year. Registered or coupon, at the option Of
holder. Free OF United states and State Taxes.
The bonds are secured by nrst and only deed Of
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George ". Bush. Trustees In the sum Of
i've hundred thousand dollars. The bonds will be
issued to such an amount as may be found requisite,
not exceeding In all the above sum.
The subscribed capital OF the road is two hundred
and nfty thousand dollars, which is now mostly
called, and which Will be fully paid in, as rapidly as
the terms OF subscription will admit, VIZ. at the
rate of ten per cent per MONTH
This stock subscription is now heng used In pre-
pairing the road for tine iron and Will he more than
SUFFICIENT 10 pay for the grading bridge and trestle
work, engineering, fencing, ri1ht OF way for the
road and sidings, and for Land for station hOuses-
The proceeds OF the bonds will be used In paying
for the iron, rolling stock, depot buildings and other
necessares for the full equipment OF the road. The
last SlOUOOO Of the bonds will be offered at
OJAND ACCRUED INTEREST
The right to advance the price, after 100000 shall
have been sold Is expressly reserved.
The WILMINGTON WESTERN RAILROAD
extends from Chrstiana HarbOr, In the Ciy Of Will
mington, to Landenburg, In On ster County. Penn
sylyania, where II csnn cts with the Pennsylvania a
Delaware Railroad, which crosses the Philadelphia
a Baltimore Central Railroad &C AyOndale aud ex-
tends 10 the PENNSYLVANIA hailrOa', near Parkes-
burg. An extension, through oxford and Peach
Bottom, to Hanover Junction, on the Northern Cen
tral Railroad, is believed TO be now assured, and
further extensions westward through Southern
Pennsylvania, are contemplated and more or less
developed. In all This region the progress OF this
road Is watched with much interest, Il being re-
gardtd the NEST feasible outlet 10 tde water for
large and undeveOped region.
AS local road, II s fully expected that the traic
now exist 4, and which will he developed almost
Immediately upon the completion OF the road. will
yield a revenue ample for the payment OF operating
expenses aud the interest upon ts bonds The Couu-
try for which n must form the outlet s thiGEly pop
ulited and rich IN varied manufa turing interests.
The citizens Of Wilmington have Manifested, by
their liberal subscriptions to the capital stock their
estimate OF the importance OF the road their buAi-
ness interests,
With the confident belief that the Road will be a
success aud that the bonds Will he now and hereaf-
| ter most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
| we recommend them TO our customers and the pub
| lie. All market securities taken IN exchange at full
rates.
DEIIAVEN BROTHER PHILADELPHIA
r. H. ROBINSON n CO., wilmington.
| JOHN MclEAR son, Wilmington.
| ftb9 tfOf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-13
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! money; a suitable reward will be paid by leav-
ing II at feb.sst THIS OFFICE.
n OSr-On Saturday evening, at the Skating Rink
Y 4 or coming from the Rink, an amethyst RING.
The nnder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving i at
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Cd - RRwARD.-The above reward will he
NS%ep paid for inform ,ton that will lead 10 the
arrest and conviction OF the person who defaced my
POmpey," on SATURDAY night last
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