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EEu fonx, Doc. t2.-Oommtaslon lio,tacs nro tran,
woorn fabrlcs and cntton goods woro In st"a'lv r.
qlcnt md tho narkot strong and rn n,ll Ambition
at fntliaA 3eal atalhar a,iccliuga aga advanced
70 l2c; Anloakeh terin,a advanced io 9Ie. Morrimact
fancy lrintA rucod by atenEs TO 94c; fa,lcy CnssI
tnrroa and ropa'IanH fairly ae.iva. ForslH1 uooJs
, 1873-12-13
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MAnKET+
Messrs. Preston, kean t. Co. quote as follows

IIh1ES4s
NEv YoHH, Doc. 19.-Afouey easy at GOT 10 frat
class borrowers; gold WAS paid III solne in
Nnnres Sterling was less buoyant with actual busi-
nes Al lUsA for sixty dAya and 1091 Gl00H for de-
nanl.
Tho customs receipts were SOS, 900.
Gold closed nt lG9a&, aftur selling ut 1G9X@l10L.
LoAns we're at 6, 6 aud for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer diRbursod S369, 600.
The ctearlugs were FL, 900 600.
The advance In gold was caused by vague rumors Of
ronble III Havana.
Governments were strong,
State bonds dull
Stocks wero weak to-lay, with decline from n to
10 ~ par cent. TranRActona wero largest III Union
rac3lc, Western Union, Lake Bhoro, Pacific Mail
Northwestern, St. Paul, Wabash, Columbus, ohicngo &
indiana Central md Rock 1Blaud The lata afternoon
aeciine waB occasioned by Q telegram from Washing
lon relatve 10 the restoration Of cortan dut!cs. and
The Increase Of internal taxation. Tito market CLOSED
weak. Tho sales between 10 und 2 o'clock amounted
70 16d oo shares Of which 93 goo wero Westorn Union
u,000 Union raciac, 0t0 Wu!aeh 1900 Pacific Null.
t0oO Ohio 1900 St. Paul, l1.0Uo L,ke Shore, 5000
Northwcstcr 1000 Rock lslaud, aud 1000 Columbus,
Chicago l. Indiana Central,
SteriuU tD83S.
, 1873-12-13

Dressed beef, mutton, vcal, buffalo meat, venlson;
also fres meat In barrels aud boxca {nicnnng tondor
lohB, gparerba etcl lUu por lU0 lbs ahoy8 dressed
hog rates, to each point respectively.
, 1873-12-13

lug OUT III aotlfo speculative Q0nnnQ. The CAlef
inquiry was for February options. though cash
product was tahon to freer extent. Mesa pork
advauced Zoe por brl, lard 20e por 100 lbs, aud
tnoats noarly 14c por ID, including green hams.
Tho packing soaBon corsalnly showa no Rgna Of
drawing tu u close ut present, tho receipts of
hoga koopiug up to worry large volume, not
wttlBtandiug tho miserable weather. Tho course
Of the market HeomB TO Indicate TINT the puok-
lng;houaes, will carry great deal mors
pork and lard next summer than uau-
operating TO that end. by which they will make
Oil storage. Tho liberal promiuina paid for
future deliveries makoH them careless nbout
selling cash product, especially as money Ia now
lilo shipper of meats aua, lard, but tllo
movement gooa on unchecked oyor 2.25o,-
Tic mar9et closed At tic tl following ranse Il
prices Meaa pork. new, cash or seller December,
% solter February, 815.25@l6.ao; do soller
atarcl, sl5.70@l5,75; prime moHn pork, a12.50
@l2.75; o1tra prime do, sl0.75@ll.0o Lard,
cash or holler December, 8a.20@8.a5; do eo!!or
Janaaanry, Ss,45@s.4o; do seller February, 1896
!iama Ut 7I@811o; awoot ptokled hams, s]l@9>lc.
Green shoulders ut 41dG405o rough sideB. GLo;
20 short riba Or long clear. G5s@p6>5c; do
s sSrt 5a ssar ,or o; g;asps ss 1e5 as 9ai sn in
'iIs end long clear, and a5lc iof sherl clear;
boxed shoulders, 5Y6c; do Onmborlanda, CSC;
do short RIBS or long clonr, oz4@O1Go; do
short olear, 7c;. do loug out hatns, b91@
more tIsan for December. hloas boef, $s.00@
1925; extra meBH do, 9o.00@0.25; hcef hams,
s2l.5o@22D0. City tnllow, 6A@615o; gronso
.lnotatlo Mt 4@0e. 6alos were reported Of 2dD
l,75U Urls do seller February 1T sl6.3716; l.25l}
brs do ut sl6.8U; 1850 brls do at Sl5.2o; 2.5U0
brlA do at 615.10; GOO brls do At $1,000; 1910
brs do aellor ilnrch at $l575 95o ten lard at
Sll4o; 200 tca do (socoud prand) ut 30; 1000 tcB
do Bolnr January at e8,40; 1900 tes do sollor
February at $o.70i t00 tcs DO 1t &8.06i 10 boxes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
NTAsOsIC DIRECTORY.
w
LODGEes


eou-H MEMPHIS, No. 11S-meets I'd Friday
L. .a.h rnon4h-hall corner Madison and Sec
md. Ben, X. Pullen. W. NJ; A. j. Wheeler,
ITsTRosA. No. 1es-meets LIST Monday in
.veTv month. at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main. g. g. Locke.' W. NJ; b.
Richmond, Secretary.
LIZA ScoTT, No. 289-meets LIST THURSDAY
~ each month--hall corner Madison and Sec
oond. A. F. Davis. W. NJ; Z. Goldsmith
os nrsoTo' No. Comets Sd Friday Of each
r,onfh-Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. Price,
W,M.: r. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KuwrExryG, No. 4l-meetg 9Th Friday OF
.arh rnouth-at South Memphis Hall, corner
~ Nadison and Second. Richard Creighton,
". ~; Louis CEapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PxyE CHLPTER, No. E-meen = Monday OF
eseh uouth-Odd PellovE Hall. D. b. Forster,
R.H.P.: A. J. Wheeler, Secretary.
MrFPzrR CHkPTEE, No. S-meeH 81 Odd
sliOws' Hall, Sd Monday Of eaeh Is ontn- W.
Matthews. y. I. d. P; T. W. shelton,
ecret1ry.
FrxxxA COFscIL, No. e-meets 81 Thur
dsv n esrh rnonth-Odd Fellow Eall. u.
RSasr, II. IL; c. Il. MyerE, Rsc.
TKAPLAEs.
CTzTrT CQNNayDEKT. No. 4-meeH 4th Mon
SSy ofssseh month. Geo. AellsgIh. Con. I.
cIryIET CEaPTzz or RozE cRoEx. 18th. No.
I. Csayles W. Adams, I'D. NJ W.; II.
Tomlinaoa, I'D. See.
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Tinted Ancient order Of Bruias,

TKxrKssKH qRovK. No. 1, U. A. o. D.
meets Al the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
Ttrset, on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings IN
zach month. J. S. Heiligers,. N. A.; j.
-seehler, v. A; +. w. Buttinghaus, Score
tary; John L. Ri chberg. Treasurer.
MKNPHIs GROVE, No. 2-meets at the Druid
Hall. 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
Wm. N. Loeb, N. A.; II. Oertel. ". Al y.
?. Shide. Secretary; Barney Gray, Ireas urer.
CLKANTHk GROVE, No. 5-moete at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the lst and Sd Non
day evenings in each month. A. u. Davis,
n. A.; George W. Baxter. v. A.; III. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
COECORDIA S. A. CHAPTER, No. meets ST
he Druid Hall, on the ID and 9Th Tuesday
evenings in each month. J. Beehler, Is. S. A.
A. Hitrfeld Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
r o. o. p. DIRECTORY.
oa4 Y.uo-.ra.n. corner Main and Eorth
Court streets.

oad Fellows. EHsn. corner Main and North
Court streets.
MKNPErs LoDeE, No. 6-meets every Tues
DAY. A. W. NeEsom. N. g.. (; Geo; W S5ntn.
We; Z. 0. Milton. Secretary; Z. r. hlsk'
CsIcHSs1w LODGE. 40. s-msets every Mon
day night. Geo. W. L. Crook, n. q: John
Garrow, V. g.; Z. n. Holt. X. D.; Ihsmas
Bacou, P. s.: II. d. Cornell. Treasurer;
ScEILLER Lopez. No. 1t0-meets every We'd
nesday night. JohpP. Hoffman, n. g.; jos
Achtman, V. g.; II. Shilling, Secretary; Ph.
BAEsnE Lopez, No. 147-meets every Friday
night. VIM. Henry, n. g.; G. Gross; Y. o.;
+. Starr. P. and r. s.; George a. Waring,
Treasurer.
DEGREE LODGE,
MENPHIs DEGREE Lopez No. 3.meets Isl
Saturday Of each month. Chas. NJ. Carroll,
ID. M; d. G. Trader, d. d. M; George W.
Mathews. A. d. NJ; I. S. Bingham, oecre-
tary; X. Il. Jack, Treasurer.
EECAMPMENTB.
4ATOso EHCAMPMKHT, No. 3-meets on the
LIST and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
n. +. Alexander, @. p; Geo. W. Mathews,
H.P.; John Garrow. S. w; Thomas Bacon,
S.; II. d. Connell. T.; Dan'l Shloss, J. W.
MEMPHIS EEoANPNEST, No. Ss-meets I'd and
ath Thursday nights Of each month. g. w.
Smith, @, r.. G. II. Plisehke, II, p. p. =.
Millard. s. W; T. S. Jukes, Treasurer; W.
F. North, Scribe; q. X. Jack, J. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
RI nIRECTORY.

DISTRICT CAMP LoDGr. No. IA. 3. Frank
land. q. y. A.; Lewis Nexler. q. 3. General
Committee meets az the call Of the ~. n; A.
EUFHRATEs LODGE. No. 8 Daniel cchloss,
President. Isaac schwah. Secretary Meets
erery Sunday az g an. AZ is hall. nouhEctt
corner Second aud Adams streets
HrDuEEEL LuDGE. No. 1l0-eamuel hl-Ech.
President. Jos. Doernbcrr. Secretary. MCets
every Tuesday evening a. hall. northwest cor
ncr seccni and Adams streets.
SIMON IUsKA LuDGE. No. BIS T.. Lee.
Presidents EdWard doldEmith. Secretary.
Meet every Wednesday evening o. ball. uorih-
v~est' corner Second and Adams streets.
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Adepressed. irritable state Of mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
with debilitzt:ng, involuntary discharges.
The cOnsequence ofexcesees, mental oyerwOrk
or indiscretions. This Nervous Debility finds
3 sovereign cure IN Humphrey Homeopathic
Specific. No. -. 10 tones up the system, ar
rests discharges. dispels the mental gloom and
dependency. and rciurcnates the entire Us
TEN. IL ts perfectly harmless and always eff
Gent. Price s., for . packa 81 eve boxes
tant III Old. serious cases; or 81 per single box.
soid b. All DrurgiFts. o. sent b. mail on re-
caipt Of price. Address Hr-pEss-z S-ECIFIc
HorEoFATHlc MFuiCINE CO.. No. So Broad
way. N II. 1vii-tukf-Kviii-o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
Trust Sale.

rT,o SATISFY PROVISION MADE IN
trnst dead dated July 81, 1878, BY Mary Il.
pope. OF flernando, Miss, In favor OF o'Ban'
non Il Morris, OF Memphis. Tenn. for the pay.
mont OF SisiT2, with interest. cost, etc.. viii
an the 10Th OF December Next,
In front Of Goepel's music store. proceed TO
sell Tor cash, 10 the highest bidder, one seven
octave pianO-forte. property OF the snid MARY
ing 10 nrovisions ef said trust deed.
N. p. PHILIPS, Trustee.
OO-T AZ Peabody Hotel;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17

Nt-ora Tr,r1r o. II 40 7. 30. l-ncsts
ever Tucsiay night az hall q -yrcre Con-
maudery. No. 20 Fronts =. J.. Lllf W.
q I.sF. IA. Lamont, ". Y. l.i Joe a. eler-
herd, p. ". C. T.; Z. p hilE. IT,. w. y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
KNIGHTS OF PKTHIAs.

TESSEssEE LODeE No. Sweets NJ
every " ednesday night over Adams ~
street Engine House, cor. Second street. F.
NJ. Haley. G. G.; c. Z. Mclean. v; c.; J.
stedt' N. Off; j. +. Fischer. jr., X. Of r. and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17

alleged against him, but she backed up
her assertion by offering TO bet two
hundred dollars that such was the case.
The bet was accepted aud the money
deposited, She failed to prove her as
sertion, and he consequently pocketed
the stakes and broke of the engage
ment.
Pearls are apt 10 acquire a blacksh
hue il kept in contact with the skin, BY
their capacity Of absorbing the perspirA-
ton. Soap, or any other greasy sub
stance. will injure them in q similar
manner by being absorbed Pearls Gu,
in half turn quicker than whole ones,
The reason some keep their color longer
than others is on account OF the cell
being more minute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOTHERS, Mothers, Mothers-Don't fail to
procure MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP foT all diseases incident to the period
Of teething in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain. cures wind collie, regulates the bow
els. and By giving relief and health to the child.
gives rest 70 the mother. Be sure and call for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" For sale
By an druggists. lOg-Wsm-xvll-9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

HAvINa oUALIPRD AS RXRCUTRIX
III Of estate Of Charles =. Allen. deceased.
ali creditors are hereby notified 10 at once
present their claims. and debtors 10 come for
"'iu An MRS NARY ALLEN. las Vance st;
November 10. 1878. tl-bI-Is-N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
MEDICAL.
DIR. Curtis on Manhood"
aoOth EDITION.

Revised and Corrected BY the Author. b. DR.
+. CURTIS. NJ. D.. etc etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause aud cure
of Premature Decline In Man. showing how
health Is lost and how regained. II. Rises n
clear synopsis Of the Impediments 70 Marriage,
and Physical Debility. and other diseases APP
pertaining thereto. and the remedies therefor,
the results Of twenty years successful ~ ao-
tiCe. .'....ao..
rember ~ society BY whom this book will mt
he found useful, whether he be parent Dre-
eeptor or clergym. "-[London Times.
Price so cents. by mail. Address the anlhor.
' DIR. CURTIS
lO-xviiise sTremont Place. Bottom. Mass;
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NERVOUs DEBILITY.

And By II. c. stsever & Co., Second st.. corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert, I'D Main ct. =.
VI. ViEus, Isl Poplar st.. Memphis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
MEMPHIS POsTeFFICE.

An. Pm. An. r.s.
=, z > MemRhi.8 Ohio R. R. Sc a.,5
memphis Charleston
g3Ol12 r. R.-Daily. OO ll.oo
mississippi Tennes-
ll.45 see r. R.-Daily. I'D
memphis & Little Rock a.
10 r. R.-Daily. S.O
Miss river TO Helena q
sol Friar's P't-daily.
Vicksburg(tri-weekly)l
8 sol Mon. Thurs, Sat.
(Miss. river II st. Louis
83Ol Mon. Thurs. Fri.
( White River-Semi-
3 80 Weekly-Tues. Sat.
Ark river. semi-weeklyl
3 3Ot Tuesday and Saturday,
Marion (tri-weekly)-l
Mon., We'd, Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
IN weekly-Friday. 10
lByhelia&0live Branch
g 3Ol Tues. and Fri. $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
The Lowest Prices.

The Ledger Office has the finest stock of
SHOW PRINTING MATERIAL
In the South and will orders for such work at low prices
as can be obtained in any city in the United States
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-17
z. WHTTMORE, Publisher and PrOp-

"a MADISON 81. Memphis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

BA.- OSsS'
Nos. an.
and from Wasnl,
At Ch aA,tsford traius
deIphil. Nos. { ani TIth -,
At CoStesvi i ls ana a1, With trains for ~.
,aLLade'phla and Harrisburg. Tys;.ii' i'1 traln-
Philadelphia, VITA trains TO and from
~ ~ b,fdsooTo trains and g eo,,... -,
R1ilroaH var waFd wi.a Phiadsiphia al p'Rr,ns9rd
ITaa No cai,s.,, viii soqlhEard bound tTSi5ss
tfain Will stop at any pI1es ny dsiphla
rom Oxford M Ppshng phng n1gei and eonHSets ~ 80
FhIAdeiphiA via Ch adsfori @a'
a Z. STOLl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
H, ,,asnu HuntIng,

.-7rbo .'udian method of hunting d,e deer and
.anteione 40 ms to looker-on, not heated by the
cbsas cr,sI =, ,ort. But food a the object Of the
Indian bnntar nd he is wonderfully successful
in secuIing 4 Notwithstanding their great
sneod anJ hotton0 m. 'se animals seldom escape
their pursuers On The op, n prairie Mounted on
their swift ponies, the lndls rs become as Ter i
a pack of hounds that run by s'gn'' III ",I ;,t, ~
rectons they move, searching tn country win %
eyes that see everything. On dis overng uetI ;sl
no attempt j made at concealmepA, but wl.n Iin
briddle-rein between their teeth, LOADING theh
guns. or adjusting their arrows they Fln>3 "e ~
hunters bear down on the doomed animals. u.
bound the deer, but the Indians are before theR'
they run to the right-moTe Indians; to the lelI
still Indians. The country, which at hrs
seemed open, narrows to a small circle. The
deer double pn themselves Hemmed in on every
side, there Is no escape; the bullet and the ar
row do their work. All their hunting, whethe
Of man or beast, involves system Of surround
20 1t is this method, thoroughly understood
~ -variably practieed where numbers viii al
1 Snu m -udeIs the Indian SO formidable o.
G"' lnat ~ Though numbers are in at tn
tle prairie n. TSpute as to the distributio
Sssatu' thefe Is no a. tA
Of the Carcases. Galax, .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

Moor, -olAm.1
GlenOldsn ~.
: 90, 4 ~ 4s,S ~, n IN
sharon Illl. W. yo.s,s
a : ., Y. , ~ - y IN. - "a
DlfGy' l6i IA a. ~ e. % %, 9Oiea9.li@ am1A
" Pase1alI. 5Il,' a5. + sFs ~ A.. ...,.,,
.. d ~ $ o. ~. u. - m e. Il II IA.
ii. 80. n ~ ~ a. di' IT,. ~. .,5
MI 9oT'53' ~ g53 i, H. =, 5.Iii5am, 2glsc,
IN 4.5 s'51st' Nh L. -. e, III7 2D3is
r..,- PORT DEPoSIr BRANCH
For Perryyis 5 peg'',i ?, viii leave as foliows:
For hAvre-de-Grlce and Ba Itip,r..t - = - " pm
Fer Baltimore anI way st,t;,-- s,or
!, Trains for Port Deposit will Is,ys ,s fti...
am. 51S g e. Stopping Al all way ltll.ous. 80
n and PsrTyville. . . 4 IN ''1' ace
''"'~ nAlTLaore, stopping only at Chase's. Name
Trace and Perryvllle 45 '1e
As-rhe u y "a. and % ~, n, -. ,,.,' Up n.
bsSs'J connect at that place With trains irom
DELAWARE DIVISION
Trans from Philadelphia " m leave as C,tI,vy,.
F0f S,hOhs dHs On Delaware Division ami all connec
New Castle, 70 a. m. L 90. IN. TOop.m.
fOF oeAt0rd and way stations eonnecbny NJ Ctav-
ton tor smyrna and at Townsend with unns,
Annes ami Neat Railroad 10 all stations. Is
F9r DeImar and way stations 3 20 a III. n N nm
=, ITalns iOr FhiladelOhlA leaye A. follows,
FROM W ttnhgtOEs eOnuecttng with 0eTt,rare Va.
VISION Tram from Seatoul AMI way stations
WIN smyrnA train at CLAYTON; and With kent
Sounty tr AIMS at foWnsenj, 10 10 a m
from wilmington, connecting with tram from ali
stations on Delaware DlyIsl5n aul An ,-oo-
nseIiops, 00pu. SO W"
From WilIair gt0n CONNECTING with .r,fc f-, nj
- mar and way stations, Z, 10 - d u.
From " lnIngton. connecting with trains f-,r,
new Castie. > 10 . IN. l. =, Is Il m
PHlLA- AND BALE. CENTRAL RAILROAD
stopping az all stations on Chester Creek Ani PHI
adelphia and Baltimore Ceatrai Railroajs 49,
- IFalhs IlQm Philadelphia will leave A. f5llsrS.
For Port Deposit, 20 a m. so pm.
FOR oxtoFd, w. . m: y, q , II, &, }ap pmWel-
nesdays and SaIurdays9
FOR Chadds Ford, ~ 10 ~ u: al A d M 4, u
N Me.tnesdaHs and Satard aYsl
FOr keRnelt, a. i1U1a ~. 5 b u M. II ~ ~
- m, WednesdAys and Saturdays
- Trains for Philadelph wall leAya Is folisWr
Erom Port psPoslt, 9 As am. SPIN.
kT0m Oxford. 10 IL " M; I'M
RramGhadd' Ford, s Is. 81 anal - 4AosRnm
As-The 10 IN and 90 p M trains fram VII
IHsnst9h I5 SGnRect a. Laipokln With trans from
Central Railroad.
:, SUNDAY TRAINS.
no trans Will be run on sunday exeept those
:, Tyaias tFen PhiladeIpAia viii leave as f,l,aws.
z ~ Lan0ktn and intermediate stations, o. % ua
bar " ttinfuston and way stations 500 a u y s a hi
For baipmeee. stoPpiag AZ the prlOcipAl stations
:, Trains Tor Philadelphia uiIl leave as feJyow..
hr0n lAmokln and Intermediate stations . ia M
Efom M,inlng'on' ", Stopping al way stations, -.
- IS.. la A. > IN. Il. g. &kNNEY SapT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

Tue Mixed Train VIII run gatjset to delays incl
dent to freight basiness. and will stOR o1T Al sta
tons where tim . 10 Riven.
NEW CASfLR TRAINA
Leave New Castle for WilmInEton nnd Phtlad'a
att i0. d 81 "a. and 6.z5 p. N. LssTe WiininS-
ton $50 A. a.. At L25 ani $40 p. NJ, for New
Castle.
Sunday Train-Leave WilmiuEtOn fOi New Cas-
tie. ~ \ NJ, New Castle for WiimingSon iOP AZ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Addnionalto those above, leaves 0SmyFn = for Clay
ton ~ 80 q: M and 80 p. n. IsaTa Clayton for
smyrna $40 a. IN, and roo p. N, to make connsc-
IuonMlth trainsto and frem Dover, a1d stations
lSouth. a-.
1 CONNECTIONS.
Al TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
| ARne's X Kent Railroads.
AZ CLAY ION. with ths Maryland and Delaware
AtHAERTysToN VIA he Jasssisn and Break
AlsElAFoRD With tbs Dorsh s.lsr and Dolauar.
al '15isfEaa nEEaAR. wish a.. ....-. s.o,. p.,,.,.,
and WieomieO and POeOmOks Railroad.
VI y wv W GnnA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
Trees.
Tow Trained Pair

The second largest pair Orcharu ~stOek
near Toledo and owned by Mr. s. Fahn, teE
1t consists Of 1000 standard pair trees now,
years Planted, (two years from the bud when
planted) and trained within two feet OF the
ground. The growth is remarkably uniform.
Ihe height Of the trees is generally about Is
feet, and the diameter at the base about the
same. Very little blight has apDearpd amonO
them, and several good CROPS have been gath
cd from them, with good crop, particularly, of
Barletts--nOw maturing. The freedom of the
orchard from blight Mr.. FahnestOck attributes
to their TyrGmsddt forms, which shade and sheT
ter the trunks. This being Only an opinlon
does not settle the question. but low trained
trees have so many conceded advantages that
growers about to start young orchards would
do well to bear it mind. They can be trained
high at any tune alter planting, when trained
low at fr5t but in the other case is no second
choice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
A Enallsrl gaoRy;of American AofIns.

An GMM Al94 8t0sy sOA hAAAeFAc@M AStA~As
On one occasion Mr.. Edwin Forest, then
young man, gave tremendous display ofreal- |
ly powerful acting. He was supposed 10 re- |
present q Roman warrior and to be attacked by |
six minionB Of a detested tyrant. A the BG-
hearsal Mr.. Forest found great deal OF fault
with the supers who cohdescendei to play the
minions. They were TOD tame. They didn't 60
in as If il were q real fight. kir. Forest storm
ed an thTeatsnedf The EQPers sulked and consult
ed. At length the Captain of the sppers in
quifed, in his local slagg, "Yer want this 10 be
bully fight eh?p 81 do" replied MIR. Forest.
Gan right" reioi6ed ths captain, and the re-
hearsal quietly proceeded.
In the evening the little theatre was crowded,
and Mr.. Forrest was enthuslastically received
When the fighting scene occurred the great trag-
edian took the centre Of the stage, and the elk
minions entered rapidly and deployed in skir-
mishing order. At the cue "Seze himV one
minion assumed pugilistic attitude, and struck
ablow straight from the shoulder upon the prom
inent nose Of the Roman hero, another raiset
him about six inchts from the stage by well
directed kick, and the others made ready t.
rush in for decisiNe tussle. For a momen
Mr.. Forest stood astounded, his broad Ches
heaviDg With rage, his great eyes flashing hr'
his It Irdy legs platt ID like columns upon IN
stage Then came a few minutes Of poweTiI
acting, at the end Of which Cne super was see
sticking head foremost in the bass drum in tt
orchestra, four we're having their wounds dres
ed in the green-robm, and one, finding hiHlse
in the flies rushed out upon the roof OF the the
IRE, and shouted Fire at the top OF his voict
while Mr.. Forrest, called before the curtai
bowed his thanks pantingly to the applaudi
aldiepee, who looked upon the whole affair
part Of the piece, and ''had never seen Forr
act SO sPlendidly."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad
bAny have completed arrangement 10 eaFrS IA.
faekkeges and kxpress Matter TO and fFOm an r
on he line OF their ROAD and West CheSfoF'
Also, 90 ALI points on the philadelphja ara
ine Snd CAtAstssa Railroads, including Rse
Allentown, C9lum6ia, Harrisburg, Lancaster. = Z
lnetoWn, Mahoney Caty. Mt carmel. Norris
Fer farther information apply al the Dapot
neE Of Front aad Madison streets, Wilninrto,
:, kxpreSs mstter sent " Franklia Tolegraph
and Madison. or orders ieft with MeNaIieSa 4
delivering agents will tOssive prompt atteati
ae5-1 GsnT sTDtW,&RR6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

f5,s 80 70 de,ays incident to freight bushes,
ssAlens named. but viii leave PasssntsaSsI.s oniy
Ro5bpturS pace, EXCEPT hare's Corner. State r.
49, Th,sy NLmstrohg's and Dupont, -'S~
lhls traip " III be WilhdraWn wh.n.r.. A..
'sfS 70 Of The Company reIaIres it- tae
p, L ne paSSen ger Car hsretofsrs s,,..L,
viii ne ram leaving Harrington Al 5 20 p
tas Z fSlgat Irain with PASSENGER a. ,,t..h.
,s.,,,f,ss e,slriastoa AZ - p. NJ. viii @ska
sepSal>tS. m p Vr,N-N-r,1-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06

i In Africa it is the fashion 10 have fat wives,
and milk pot is kept filled before the females.
Spoke, traveller, measured one of these hercu-
lean ladies with the following RESULT Round
the arm % inches; chest, 50 inches; thigh, 81
inches; cali, 10 inches; height feet inches.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
Wilmington " and Western n +
TINE TABLE,
IALL. AND WINTER ARRa aNnrnrr,,

-i,a.--1s- s.-&NNA&trains will run as foil-v,
sA1e nhminStoa 10 y a m, and SIS NJ nj.
as.s,, asaSe LsRaS1e,nberE L. a1s ~ m and % n,
Htt9Ne AZ Wilmington s. m and a \ n,
AIrsSs e LaRdenberE IL n a. n ana 3 "A ~. n,
,CuNN NhCIlONS-rrains leaving WiImines,
~ ~ SltA vaia leaving PhilAdelphia Al 80
WITH train leaving Phila.lelP hia A. 4 80 n n m -
ltsla afrlyiLS az Wilmington at 5am.
Haln Tor fhtladelphiA Al 10 am.
Tor fhltadelphia az 90 p m ~
hcT lst. ~a'et
-. DAVID coSNRLL.. su