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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-22
Alleged False imprisonment.
CITY CeuRT-.SPECIkl TERM.
The Westfie,d Explosion-The Staten
Island Railroad Company Seeking to
Have Judgments Released.
Before Judge McCue.

Have Judgments Released.
Before Judge McCue
Counsel for the Staten Island Railroad Company
appeared before Judge McCue yesterday morning
and made an er parte application for an order to
show cause why the judgments against them in the
Madden and Landers' suits $4,000 EACH should
not be released from the companys real
estate 1t appears that the rights, privi-
leges, franchises real estate, &C., Of the company
have been advertised for sale at auction under a
company take the ground If these judgments were
released the property would bring better prices.
They set forth as justification that they have
given bonds in the Court of Appeals for the judg-
ments.
Now it happened that Mr.. Thomas f. Pearsa, of
the counsel for the widows Landers and Madden,
CHANGED In Court while this er pd'te application was
being made, and Immediately opposed 1t on the
ground that the company should make the motion,
as usual, on eight days. notice. Counsel denounced
the foreclosure Of the mortgage as fraud, neither
Mrs. Landers nor Mrs. Madden having been noti-
fed of their intention.
The Court denied the application, remarkng that
the regular notice must be served by the company.
Counsellor Peaisa was thereup0n served with the
notice required. The case viii be heard next
Wednesday,
The Hyde-Watson Tragedy.
Samuel windley brother Of the woman Fanny
Hyde, who shot George W. Watson, proprietor of
the hair net factory corner OF South Eleventh and
First streets, Eastern District on February 26th,
1872, was admitted to bail yesterday morning in the
and Joseph Dalton. Wndey is under indictment
accessory before the fact. He has been in jail
for the past three months. He will probably be
tried at the next Oyer and Terminer.
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SUPREME c0usr-spsclAL TERM.
A Railroad Company in Court.


Before Judge Tappen.
An application was made behalf OF James II.
Elmore yesterday for injunction to restrain the
East New York and Jamaica Railroad Company
from collecting a Judgment for $1,000 from Gilmore
for subscriptions to the capital stock. The alega-
ton of Elnlore is that the full amount OF stock was
issued by the company who disposed or 1t TO other
parties and that all the rights, privileges and fran
chises have been sold under foreclosure OF mort
gage He also contends that the company have no
power to issue further stock and that any delivered
him by this subscription ought not TO be collected.
The company say that they have not limited the
amount oil capital stock to any sum- The argu-
ment on the order to show cause why q temporary
injunction, previously issued, should not be made
permanent was heard yesterday, and at the con-
cluson Judge Happen took the papers in the case
and reserved his decision.
Alleged False imprisonment.
Lewis Smith, police sergeant, of Long Island
City, arrested Moses ]. Reed a conductor on the
Long Island Railroad, on the charge of illegally
collecting fares Reed was subsequently acquitted
before Recorder PARCELS, and obtained an order of
arrest against Smith in suit for alleged false inn
prisonment.
Yesterday the police sergeant It's counsel, District
Attorney Noble applied to the Supreme Court for
an order requiring plaintiff to show cause why the
arrest order should not be vacated. Judge Tappen
granted the order and made it returnable on Monday
next.
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Hotel, and, placing pair OF shoes belonging to one
with them He was detected and handed over 10
the custody Of onicer Kelly OF the Fifteenth pre-,
cinct Yesterday morning he was committed 10
answer q charge OF petit larceny.
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THE COsGRovg WIFE MURDER.

The death Of Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove, 900 Ninth
avenue, as alleged by violence received at tho
hands OF her husband, will be investigated before
Coroner Schirmer on Friday morning. In the
me6hffme Deputy Coroner Cushman Will make
post-mortem examination on the body A report
Of the case appeared In yesterdays HERALD
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ALLEGED DEATH FROM POISONING.

Isaac Names thirty-ihree years Of age, and born
in Ireland, died the 18th inst. at his residence,
500 West rwenty-sixth street; and DR.. John II.
Wilson, of 272 Ninth avenue, who had attended de-
ceased, certified that he had died nom delirum
tremens. The doctor subsequently withdrew his
certificate on the ground OF the circulation OF re-
Beach will make u post. norton examination on
the body, and thus determine the cause OF Names
death. Coroner Keenan, viii hold an inquest.
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Board or Apportionment-Auth TO
Issue Park Improvement Bonds Given
tn the Com ptrolIer.

Issue Park Improvement Bonds Given
to the Comptroller.
The Board Of Apportionment, all the members
present, met yesterday and adopted the following
resolution
Resolved That n pursuance Of the authority conferred
upon the Mayor the Comptroller the Commissioners
Public Works and the President of the Department II
Public Parks by the provisions OF chapter $50 section
of the Laws of ISL the Comptroller be and he Is
authorized to issue In pursuance Of law, from time to
time may be- required and at such
he may determine mot exceeding per
nun the following stock and bonds of the city New
York viz.
City Parks Improvement Fund Stock authorized by
chapter 2eo Laws ofis7 100000; for the following pur-
poses TO wit
For repayment Of such sums will be-necessary Ito
all sums OF money heretofore borrowed paid
TO the Board of Commissioners of the Departments OF
Public Parks for the Improvement OF any OF said public
parks, squares and places which have heretofore
been raised by TAX and provided for by section OF said
act $40OiOO.
For the requirements OF the Department Of Public
Parks Sl00001
Assessment Bonds, authorized by chapter 397, Laws
OF 1852, e60D,o00
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Liquor Dealers Tax.

Before Commissioner Winslow.
United States vs.. Patrick Farrel-The defendant
is retail liquor dealer at Far Rockway. He was
charged before The Commissioner yesterday morn
ing with carry ing on business without paying the
special tax required by law. He was admitted to
bail to appear on the 2Sth inst.
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Board OF Police-Nuisancesto he Abated-
Rewarding n Faithful OAiecr-How the
Streets Are Cleaned.


Rewarding n Faithful Ofiecr-IIow the
Streets Are Cleaned.
At a meeting of the Board Of Police Commission
ers yesterday afternoon communication adj
dressed to superintendent Thorn of the Street
Cleaning Department, in relation to a large pile OF
dirt opposite sl4 and 316 East Thrty-ninth street,
was received and referred TO the Commissioner OF
Public Works for action. Also petition from the
business men OF Dey street, praying for the abate-
ment OF the nuisance occasiOned in that thorough
fare 10y farmers wagons, Which nightly backed
up there The petition was addressed to Mayor
Hall, who submitted It to the Board, and they, in
turn, referred 1t to superintendent Keso for in
vestigation.
resolution was adopted requiring the Superin-
tendent OF Police to remove all the unsghty stands
around the Franklin Statue.
As recognition of his valuable services in arrest
ing the party a few nights since who had stolen
some valuable bronZes from a residence In Thirty
sixth street, the Board awarded to Captain McCul-
The following is the report the street cleaning
Miles Of street cleaned rst time Observation-Disclosures. l64
Miles of street cleaned second time ...........
Miles OF street cleaned third time.
loal lV
or ashes, rubbish and dirt there were removed as
foows:-
Loads of ashes ana rubbish .................. SG97
Loads OF 2G49
Total loads 3f6
The cost OF doing this work was s7,413 IL.
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77-77----7--7-
LEGAL NOTICES.

TOHN ANDERSON, ALEXANDER ANDERSON AND
- John Tillv John Moncrief administrator Of Will
liam McLcOd-Bil for account, filed in Court of Equity
for Charleston District state Of South Carolina, I'd
March, 1906. John MoncrIcf administrator OF william
Mcleod, James Anderson and the representatives OF
Balthazar Bcaudcqn and the representatives of John
lilly and John and Ale xandcr Andc rsOn.-Bl inter
pleader filed I'D March 1913 Charles kiddeIl, admns
traitor de bonis Of william Mcleod the represent
aiives of John Tly and John and Alexander Anderson
and Augustine Beaudequin survivor OF Bathazar l.
BeaudcQun.-Eil OF Revlvor, filed 1873 Wanted, nor-
nation and evidence Of the persons Who The legal rep
rcscntatvcs OF John lilly and John Anderson aud Alex
ander Anderson, and of Balthazar Beaudequin and
Augustine Bcaude uin survivor OF Baltazar and
dcQuin all formerly England entitled
funds paid into Court in the above entitled causes
Communica tons addressed to-
Messrs LESESNE MILES, Solicitors,
No 20 Broad street
Charleston. s. G., L. 5. A.,
will receive attention
s. Y. TUPPER, Receiver.
CuARLFsroN, S. c., August 1872.
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NEW YORK, AUGUST %. 1872, 20 BROADWAY.
IN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intend
to file, with The superintendent of the Insurance Depart
mcnt OF the state Of New York. declaration expressing
their intention TO form company for the purpoe OF
tansacig The business Of insurance against 70 or dam
by fire and inland navigation; which declaration
shall comprise copy the charter 90 be adopted under
the name Harlem and Morrisana Insurance Company.
of New York.
GEORGE VI. MITTNhCHT DANIEL 7. TIEMANN,
AUGUSTUS BAUM, JAMES WOOD,
r. GROTE, LENIADAMs
JOHN EICULER, SAMPSON H. McGOWN,
q. PFFIfFER, JAMES NEIL, u. d.,
ANDREW II. II. DAWSON WfLiIAM +. RYERSON
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fI1O LET-FRENCH FLATS OF NINE ROOMS, WITH
Il every possible modern convenience location excel
lent Only those who give first class reference may
apply. FRANCIS CRAWFORD, g66 Third avenue.
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IL lighted large corner Basement, also two Lofts for
premises, l75 Hester street. y T. A. D. MEYER, 80
Walker street.
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CTEAM POwER-NEw FACTORY, So BY A. FIVE
- story and Easements will lie built 10 sut occupants
and ready October /. Inquire OF 4. c. ROBINSON, lGO
West Twenty seventh street.
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i1O WEST NINETEENTH STREET NEAR NINTH
+fIC avcnue-Neatly furnished Floor for hougekecp-
ing gas. bath hot and cold water; good neigborhood
private family terms moderate.
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r,O RENr-REsPEcTABIE FAMILIES, DESIRING
Park. should examine those beautiful Flats of Fiji
ty-ffth ana Eighth they the
city at such moderate reHts Apply at S Eighth
JOHN BRA NIGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-22

ITO LEr-NICELY FURNISHED, THE RECEPTION
L Room of "A brown stone English basement house;
suitable for physicians Office Apply at 23l East Thirty
fnurih street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-22

rINO LET-ON LEXINGTON AVENUE, FLATS OF SIX
Rooms, with all the modern hrst class
nephborhood N. II. ESLER, 53i Third venue.
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FURNISHED NEATLY FOR HOUSEKEEPING, Largo
IL Room, e0thcsroom, pantry, water closet, all o
first oor terms moderate 100 West Twenty eighth It,
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MO. 37 EAST NINTH STREET NEAR SECOND AVE-
~ nucSecond Floor, comprising five elegant rooms,
with hot and cold water and the modern convent
encos. Inquire premises
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ITO LET-TO A QUIET FAMILY, THE SECOND
i Floor of brown stone house. with all improve
men at 235 East Fourteenth street between Second and
Third avenues; reference required
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OF NINTH STREET NEAR SECOND AVENUE,
oil private house-To let n furnished Room one
or two gentlemen, respectable married couple
light house keeping.
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OFFICES 70 LET--AT FROM $50 TO 500, PER AN
" num- SPOFfORD BROTHERS CO.,
~ RrnndWnY.
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TINE SPLENDID HALL, 79i THIRD AVENUE, SUIT
able for dancing academies social political
ings lodges &C. also stores and many Houses TO let
cheap. LIONEL FROEHLICH,
Third avenue, Fiteth street.
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HALL AND OTHER ACCOMMODATIONS TO LET
i Suitable for Sunday school, school, club &c. S6
West Twenty ninth street.
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ITO ,LET-oN EAST THIRrY-sEvENTH STREET,
i Floors Of four and six Rooms; all improvements;
rents ST. $50 md $40. ~ H. EsLER 537 Third
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ITO LET--IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, 4 NEATLY FUR.
/ n,slled Room, with and cooking stove; nso
small furnished Room, with gas $40 per month 226 West
Thirteenth street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LIEN r. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
IA salcsroom a5 Chambers and II Rcade streets.
ALLEN b. MINER & BRO,
late Henry II. Leeds a Miner
lesinIl' slnl lSiD
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BILLIARDS.

A STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE,
n. with the celebrated Combination Cushion, popular
size 5xIO walnut slate bed complete, with best Cloth,
Balls &c, all warranted price $3.50 H. W. COLLEEN DER,
successor TO Phelan Coendcr, 73s Broad
way New York.
DILL1ARD TABLES OF NEW AND HANDSOME
ID design, with Balls, Cues, &c complete for $50;
plain Tables, with best cloth, Balls, &c, SOD
GEO. T. PHELAN, No. Barclay street
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
"A Steinway Son Pianolorte, Oil Paintings Bronzes,

UCT!oN, AUCTION, AUCTION
"A This day, at private residence 124 West Twenysixth
street. commencing Mt I0s O'Clock. comprising over 300
lots Of elegant ousehold f9rniture VIZ Rose Pi
rors, Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings Brcnzcs Bedding
spring and hair Mattresses Lounges, Clocks Cutlery
China, Glass Ware Bcdsteads Bureaus Wardrobes &c,
&c, HENRY ZINN, Auctioncer
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NEWSPAPERS.
ONE WIFE TOO MANY FOR ALL OF YOU
Managers, Actors, Actresses and the public The new
sensational Play.
ONE WIFE TOO MANY
translated from the French Of Alexandra Dumas ls
pressly Tor
THE DRAMATIC NEWS.
Complete In three numbers Commenced in
Now ready.
For saie By all news dealers
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.

A FRENCH FLAT TO LET-To A SMALL FAMILY
"A 442 West Thirty fifth street; rent SO. Inquire OF
Mrs. BOWLING, hotsckceper.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET-FOR LIGHT HOUSE
verley place.
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1S7 EAST TwENTy.sEvENTH STREET.-THE LET
III Hall Room, with closet nicely furnished, tor
single gentleman, witloi board References.
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POLITICAL.
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND or THE HIGHEST
~ responsibility would like 20 form the acquaintance
OF young widow, with view TO marimony. Address
BACHELOR Herald Office.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM THE
"A acquaintance OF an educated and anablc y0srng
lady view matrmony Address LA ID. 81 boa ia Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-22

THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Il Palace, Upper Norwood, Lonion.--To Tourists and
families Its elevated plea and salubrions posi-
ton combined with the comfort afforded md its
management, have made the Queens Hotel iavorio
resort OF the upper ranks OF English society.
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p. TRAyER. AUCrIONEER.

JACOB BOGARr, AUCTIONEER.
Saturday August ~ at eleven o'clock, az The auction
rooms No North william street, household Furniture,
Office Furniture, barroom Furniture, &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17

INsrRUcTIoN N IN
DRAWING
and
PAINTING.
Apply to A. 7. SCOTT Ron & a W .n-., -.
Eighth and Market streets, scnHnSS.SA %
aSis1 " BUSH li, ssa ths best Co 1t ths lewsst
~sASs fsass' Uy1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17
Most Profit In Prompt Farring.

No producer should be n speculator; nc r
should farmer, as rule, hold his crops, wit l
the idea that he may thereby Influence the
market. The effects of all contingencies ar !.
discounted at the commercial centres, that il,
they effect prices long before the produce j.,
handled. Thus the conditions of crops are far
better known to those whose business it is To
market them and bring them to the consumer
t!lan to those who raise them. The former
class have, in their course of business the meaps
Of accurately ascertaining the approximate
yield Of all thestaple crops by which their trade
Is effected, and they Use those means in the most
effective manner. 1t is their business, and they
succeed or fail in proportion as they manage
w.ll or i'll.
Farmers cannot compete with them in this,
and generally suffer when they attempt it, As
rule, it IL true that the sooner crops are mar
keted the better for the producer. An example
may be seen in the matter Of wool the present
season. Those farmers who sold their heeces as
soon - they were shorn did we'll, while those
who still bold on, have lost, or will probably
lose: 50 with the pork market. The first hogs
ready for the butcher, more especially those
fitted for the retail trade, ~ fresh pork, rarely
fail in bring better prices than those coming III
with the crowd 4 month or two later. But it is
In grain that the farmer loses most by delay.
From the moment his crop is harvested it IL
tue prey Of enemies. Rats and mice consume
il, and the weevil silently and secretly eats out
its hear How much he suffers by these indus.
triO14 snemies one cannot estimate. Every
fare knows how it is himself 10 his sorrow, and
yNyeaf by year he waits. and waits, for the
'e1sher prices. which rarely come and when
they do come they fail to cover his LOSSES To
thrash early, and realize the highest price he
may, is nearly always, if not always. his best
course, and the most profitable. 1t is his priv
ilege to speculate, but if he loses let him not
lay the blame to his own proper business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17
VARIETIES.

A Kansas zephyr lately blew away Kan
sas heifer.
Query for Spiritualists-Are low spirits less
than medium sighs.
Espy, Penn, has pear tree l05 years old
which Is still in full bearing.
1t Is sasd to be possible to be meek and low
ly in grand toilet. but not probably.
Out West, when . lazy man is seen at work,
they say he is meddling with industry.
The screptre Of Mary Stuart has just been
added to the curiOsities in the Hotel de Vile
at Paris.
A tender-hearted Chicago bus driver says
ne hates to run over man-he thinks it hurts
the springs.
The latest heiress to foreign fortune is n
scullion in Springfield, ILL.,, who has unexpec-
tedly inherited 100000.
Upton. Tennessee, pretends to own child
two years and eight months old which weighs
eight and One.half pounds
IIardup says the report of ,lebut always re-
minds him of his record at the bank, because
it is generally an 'overrawn account"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAU.
NKAQN5 q 81
~ 9x y AND AgrER MONDAY. OCT. Z. 1872.

wHsT W. fSP PHiiApEHPPhATf.*oc 4ffst p1ESHEPAT. OCT. 1872
:s,s i.s ::s s:;s: st.
paoli Accomm odation daily. except Sund.v 800
am, SD am and II 10 a. M. LII pm. g q % IN M
and lc.30 ,. IN. S''-'
snd dr1s EIa Esp1s S:; @
Sunday. $40 .. IN. " eA''''
Fast Line and Eri. EXP, daily T. sundsy1s s Am.
and Asc dsiS sassaas D:
Cincinnati Express lailS, ga 90 n,n ~.
southern Express 800 p.m.
~; Icss 1l.lO pm
Paol sunday Trains ~:".S 10 am and 80 80 S% S.%
satudsg nsS ony oV Sntu1dys
daily except must b Procured & .nd
sea View York o. 70 Divi.ion. SHfEet 81. by S."p.m.
EYPress se . for New York 75 $50 and il 90 am and
M,s5ta! B1i.s Si Sft 99.a .aa G
Way Train for mesbiprx i and E Eas,le.op 500
NGw S ~ io!k sunday Ira ms. 7.2' m. rs IN. and
6.!5 IN Train connects at Trenton for Lambert.
,,sms.sn,s s au kkkSsf|SaS5i9y + y DEPOT;
Way Tram for New BTaaswief .....-. ..o 5 o M m.
EXrress p. Trains for Trenton. 40 m and 40 and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. 20 500 and
way FoR SEIvIDEKE DivIsT0SS. do':D'u.
Express for Trenton, Lam bert yills Esstn. S.
. ton. &c, I.D m. '~A
Way Train to Lambertyille 4 penp;n.ton ,s o.
Express for Trenton Lambert villa Esstnn a,a'
ton. &c, 4.vO y III, .e''""' oe1 sn-
Accom-. tor Beldidere sud Penninr.or ss
MARKET STRICT FERRY. ~
AmbOy Division.
Accommods. for New York via Amhov sao
Way Trains for Trenton 0J And In ~ ~ - n; ~;
noon and 400. 500 and 500 m. -'~ ~ '<'oo
Accommodation for New York via Perth Amhov
2UV Viva 0A"VS'
| Accomm for New York via Jsr,.v c;,v onn
Nay Train for BURLINGTON ~ y
Way Trains for BOrdentovu. q 90 AMI II n = - -
Express Trains for LonE Branch q m n m ~ . ~
! EXP. Train sior Hishtstovn. 6 m . m and aa
AVGGs s,hs sthns ior reMberton. Long Branch and
- IN and 2. As m.en ''oo
Way Trains tor Mt. Holly - 30 and II a0nm
| Way Trains for Peuberton 10 DO m 4, n,.,a
6.Dpm. .''' WV .~~
Sleeping Car Ticket ia for the Wat "a, h. -,
application At the Ticket Office xi Chest ses. W
and at the Depot. Thirty second AMI M -, e..
| Agents of the Union Transfer Comnsrv Iii H. -,
| Tor and deliver baggases at the Deoots HvdnSs; vi
receive prompt attention, and Rsiirosl Tim S.S
can also % obtained 1t the following
! rrc,rr o,, No. Ni Chestnut street
AlNhEI oFflCES: No. 88 Chestnut m reet
and at the Depots and Ferry named abovs
! .CASSATT. General Aamaoey
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17
WILMINGTON :. RAJ
l. MORE kAILkOAD,

On and after WEDNESDAY Octoha, ,a.h ,s,,
= passenger car will be- attachSd 70 th~ 4..s.hH::
train leaving Philadslphia at 900 n. N ~. S;s
aington. " -"
The train will stop At Statious n follov. -.
signalled: Gray's Ferry pl2 D. n iSsss.ttc q y
pm; Chester 9.Al D. N; lanokin 4 Is n. ThsS
low o.ia p. m; LinWood 4.66 D. n: Gisv.o:. n X,
p. m: Ellerse, I0l8 D. m, arrivs 1iiSS..tc "A *
IN. IoctDl a. y T HIYEV - r. - tSsSS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-17

NEW G1SOCE;IsY STORE.
=. w. Cor. Fourth and Market ST..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
s5H The undersigned respectfully an-.sY
.&T8nsunces to his old friends and theE4f8s
WNk public generally that he has complet-A A6A4
Ncc1 ed his new store. and has opened with stock
OF hne new and fresh
GROCER les. SUGARS AND MoLAssEs.
soft, white and coffee sugars,
-" Syrup. and all kinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee. I.aguira, Maricaibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new Buckwheat. all kinds ofpure Spices, Sara nes
81 kinds Of Canned Fruits French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles, JeI-
lies. Cheese; Fresh Roll Butter. bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. Vermacelli Macaroni, Washing SOAP in
great variety, Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss starch Cur
Epantr kaisns cit5on' Atm9res Mnce Meat; DRIED
Buckets. Brushes. Sperm. Adamantine and Tallos
Candles, and al articles usually kept in a we'll as
sorted GrOcery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-lv JAMES CklPPEN.