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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21
Fischer & Roeder,
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lage. Entered accorolng " act Oh Con
eress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
sobor in tho Office of the Librarian of
u.,L;,no,
Congress, at Washington
Snotm t1 eeriu3te, EN- pralttl@ss vaasoa@ u iaset'
tbete serbane. CLAUDE t1 TN staaoe ~ ls.a; Seeegmann
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ssrei9t uae popular sen'a9t %ssoen ian" aa1 easb:UNSs
IT Mot meme Aot@.. yaten. ~'.ss.a.m :. kee'tt.
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uno Strasea ott aase lang e!I9elpn.H sas aho n'Tt ee.
!apssH mesosn 'pnHeM w. a 49, nrs ~. = s.rus
f6wer tam q nun flr toiGe yssisn.n ws9esa. 0s am
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g. r. nun a sn,u sss 5Ds Ss e't saas IS9i E:i }ast' i iaissnd
bur1iiest. NIT BEN I'M aGtisli9eneeben rneit %Surtommen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21

G.. .. SemalL Superintentent.
8. =. NanbalL Tifet Msent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21
@as ia9t man Int Miebisan :

Qus Berlin piro folsenres 1s!tlame
Stldlein beri9tet:
illus Nmerifa Gne bel rem Rei9s>
tartleramt Na9ridtsn einsstrofen, nell
DE bic in 11euerer 3eit BON amerifani>
i@en Muswancerunss>N senten forcir>
ten Seftrebunsen, bic ceutIhe MuSrpan>
nerutS t'a9 eem Staate Mihiean in
Npreamerifa gu leitsn, in lehr tribem,
fit bic Ginwaneersr bSdf naatbeiliS
gen 9idte erI9eincn laien. DerReidss
fansler bat in Tolse pellen bic Gin,el.
ffaater erludt Dor Der &usmaneeruno
mad bieiem Staat einorinsli@ gu mar
men. eleidseitis aber aud fir Ben Tau,
baB MuSmarperer iId bennod mad benz
@taate Mi9isan beseben wOQen, be-
felten In 8enntnib gu ieben, eae pom
tem failsrl. beutf9en @eneral>G cniuz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21
&I@ertii9.
Gs inp uns irlsenoe @srte ,usetommen
g(lte 11rb Neue @elt.

s. Saersara !. Ssit. ssa,iser srutters
IN Stem yorf.
Ter Sn9alt aud rieie5 9sfte5 1T unter'
baltene unp lebrrsi9 susleid. CUR teicn>
peren 3isree sereihsn pemielben redt ,eitse'
mdye Sauiratipnen, wie bas Yra@tise Bib
crm FL. @mbrrius, mie ct Dem Safer Step.
toiius ben Gintritt in bic Stride serwetrt
ferner tas wotlselunsene @ortrait bes ssr>
tclstsn Silhois 2aAat BON Solrtburn; ba.
3u bas ersfsifenae &inlaeebtlb uDie @erfll.
runs elmer Mutter" u. |. 10. Bel felhenSei'
itunsen ic1te bic @abl FER 5aus1iteratur fur
driRlide, Defenders fur fatbplii9e Jamilien
niht mebr ;meifeltaft fem.
Yrrbebefte bel Nte 8ures pprrdtbis.
THE NORTHWESTERN CHRONOTYPE.
9sruusseseben pom mrs. gena Srsn6, ct.
Yau1.
Disie nit srrbsr@si4idli9tett e%ou,ponirte
auaerttanilhe 3eitiarift 1T uermii&ten ST.
b11tes In groia unb Yoeiie. Bas ibr einen
bsionberen @ertb uerletbt, iiub bic btfprt.
f9en Mrtifel uber berrorrasenbe YerfSnli4.
fetten in Minneiota unb beren GinfuB auf
bic G%ntwideluns tes States, NIT Yortratts
uno BE 8efdreibuns n,erfwurbiser Srti&af'
ten. Sen. %. q. @crman er0fnet bic
Neibe.
@effimttett
fur bas tattplf&e Bolt. Mien unb get.
s. @artori. Gntb1lt Gas .@.8.G. 8u9lein
fur @rbeitsr., Burgers. unp anbere Gbriien'
leute. Bon S. &1nf.
Mnsstanbist 1T elm aeuss 9eft bon benz
beri9mten @driftfe1er 9aumfart
ater bic 3utinbs in DeutI&lanb.
Sic Oeiferreitbiitbe @edbtS:
partei.
Son 9. MeiB. @%tartenft1s, TN ndmli4en
@erlase.
Sabrbndber
bes gereins ber FL. &inbbeit. @elanbt BON
8en3tssr Brptbers In New gurf.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY,
II. Baab. Suniteft.
Gnttdlt in elesanter Musaattuns Qoupo.
itionen bon %. g. 9aYs, S. 6. @tewart,
s. 9. Dants, Sba @alter, %. .. paf9er,
u. Dresler, s. aints1, S. 9e9t, S. Mat'
let.
Oemtieb:9l merifaniiebes Con:
periatipnS=2ericpn. Die ioeben
eriaisnene IS. steferuns bss Don @rof. q.
s. @9sm rsbisirten Dsutf&. Nmeritanii9en
Gonperfations.9srieons entbdlt etnen aus
flbrliden @rtitsl iiber ben Staat &bcbs
Sslanb, bet benz ni9t nur Der Der. Gtaaten
Genius Don 1870, fontern aud ale ron tes
@ssteruns bes @taates bis gun, Infans bee
s. 1873 uerSTentlt@te Sabresberiate fors'
fdltis benust tpcrben Inb. guberben, fin
ben (i9 In benz ameritanii9en She'll ber Sic
feruns i%ntere6ante uno einsebenbe Nrttts]
lbsr bic @tdote Rc&efer, unb &i1monb
iter &oanofe Sslanb, p5sr bic pWoun'
tatns, uber ben amerifaniidsn s9rtfnfete,
unb Yotittter @iaiam 6. &tp.s, uber Der
beutla.amerifanil4en SnSsnieur &oebltns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21

&StVI9usstdsSsv OSE1pS$HSs
Bruf, @@wtnbel, Dride1, Diltertett ees
Rcpfes, Betlemntu19 Der 8rult bel@tuers
(i@es gus. unb Ginatbnten.
@eseu wetb1t9e &ranthetten
ais: 5YFerie, gla9unsen, @utterbeiawsr'
ben.
@esen guublnttgtett, 8let&.
fu4t, @el6luat, Rcpf' unp @liereri4mer.
sen, l1ebelteiteu, Sbnu,adtem unb 9er3'
tlppfen.
@eden &artarr1 unb @tod'
f&nupfen, ba bic Trppfen ben i4ar<
fen Rodenben Sdletnt auFSl en.
@esen @beumattsmus, @t&t,
aaniae, remittirenbe unb tntermittirenbe
Sieber, gesea &ranfbeiten bes Slutes, oer
Niereu uno 8lale E.
@ssen DY1pepita une ale baraus
entiprinsenbe &rant6eiten.
@eaen 9auttranf9etten, Mus-
fdlG9e unb Iberbaupt ale burd ,nrei=
mes 9lut berscrsebrahte &ranfbeiten
6altet Guer 8lnt rein ltrD bic
Gefunbbeit Cures &Orpers intro bic
Tolge iein.
~ Die Glaias hamburger Srcpfen"
folst so Gents, S GlalAen fir 2 Dollars,
rap linS in alien antanbi9en Mpotbeten
~ baben, pber tperoea mad Gnnpfaag bes
8etraaes fofenfret mad aaen Sbeilen Mmes
rttas Ser anbt bura
A, Nggiey& Co., Baltimore. MAJ
Guaross gieberlase il anterita.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
The City's Expansion.
BUILDING OPERATIONS DURING JUNE.

BUILDING OPERATIONS DURING JUNE
During the month OF June, Daniel Fana, City
Surveyor, made surveys for the following build
ings
Ezekiel Williams, one house on Fifteenth st,
near Scott
George w Bright, five houses on Front street
near Harrison
Philip P. Tyre, two houses on Gilpin avenue
near Riddles road.
John Wood. ten houses at the southeast cor
ner of Chestnut aud Van Buren,
Dennis j. Mention, five houses on Chestnut
street above Van Buren,.
Bridget Carr, one house on Madison street
above 4th.
Patrick Hughes two houses at the northeast
corner OF Adams and Chestnut SITS
Alfred Gawthrop, one house on Jackson street
between Linden and Maple.
j. Newlin dawthrep, one house in the same
square.
lhos S. Bellah, one house on King street be
tween Sixth and Seventh.
Gen. Thomas i. Jordan one hsekhnilding on
Market rtreet between 7th and Sth.
Jacob Sharp, club stable at the southeast cor
ner Of Eleventh and West
Francis Bickta, one house at the southeast
corner Of Fifth and Adams
Frederick VAIL, stable on Eight street be-
tween French and Walnut
James Todd, bodybuilding on Fifth near Pop
| lar.
Patrick f. Ford, one house on Conrad street
| above Van Buren,.
David Wlisi three houses on L street near
| ClaymOut.
David Lemon, building on Market street above
| Front
John IL. Smith, one house on Second street
| between Adams aud Jackson
| Leuus Me-sick one house on Pine street be-
| tween Ninth and TAYLOR
Jane Davis, one house in the same square.
Patrick hlaher, one house on Chestnut st. be-
tween an Buren and Harrison.
| John McEyiely one house in the same square
Walter Baird, one house on the southeast cor
| ner Of Beach and Franklin
Capeile Bro, two houses on Jackson near
| Maple
Philemma Chandler, one house in the same
| square.
Total, 47 buildings
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
proposals.

DRoro@ALs ,pp
iNNIIED FOR THE RgMODFITNG OF THE
STATE HOUSE AT DJNEls.
Plans and specifications may he seen at Senator
Shakespeare's oil u in DoverOn July tntH 1873 and
copies Of the spe slcal ious may he obtained from
members Of the Commission alter that GATE Pro-
posals viii be received uutll the 2h inst addressed
to Sena or Shakespeare, Chairman OF Commission,
at Dover, Del.
I.gA"pER F. RIDULE, wilmington.
LEWIS THOMPSON, "
JNO. VAN GAskES Smyrna,
lluGH MARrIs, Seuinrd
CHAs g S1oCKLKY, Georgetown.
VIM. VI, SHAKESPEARE, Dover,
Jyl-tl2f Chairman Of com
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
1ur Rent.

E.NoR RsNT-a-story brick dwelling, No. 60s
Il Tatnall street Apply ut
jy24' Gl6 TATNALL STREET.
ENoR sALE-CHEAP A small farm near FELTON,,
n Kent Co, ne good hndngs and well stocked
With frutt peach e, srawberre, &c tOr terms,
&C., address II. A. MURRAY,
D2ltnltw wyoming, Dol
ENoR RENT-5 rooms, two of them on d 81 floor,
y in a desirable location Address &C b.
jyl-tf this ONCE
TNOR RENT new two-story brick houses SkH
4 near Belts Foundry. Apply to hs1a
j-gO-tf THOs WALTER
HNoR RENT.-Thrd story connecting kOoms,
II over our Carpet Store, 22O and 222 Market st.
apr2'.tt q. WOkRBLL..
ENOR RENT-Stores for rent, one on King and
II one on Fifth street. ia the new hotel building
CLAYTON House. Apply to
marli-tf K, 4. TAYLOR,
E1NoR RENT-Two large connect ng rooms in the
meetings ol for light manufacturing. Apply W
ALEX. SAVILLE,
febl,u bi2 market street.
ENUR RENT.--Dweng House No. 1905 Delaware
n Avenue, IL rooms, with all the modern I'M
provementa; possession given on the 25th OF March
next. Apply to CLEMENT b. SMiTH,
dec2tf SIS West Street.
EINoR RENT-Large fourth-story reom with anti
IL rooms; suitable for societies. Applyto
RICHARDSON ~ H0OPFS,
nov25-tt 303 Market street.
/
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

tS-Sgipan Sprinys -Chas Kyle Proprietor. This
pleasant place of resort has been neatly ntted up
for the reception Of individual visitors pcnicu and
social parties Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and ice cream, lemonade, CAKES,
fruits dc, will De sold TO all VINO desi them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxurles may be
had during the season also, al his residence Sixth
and Orange. where he Will be pleased TO see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

IlELGI0l3 EE9WAL.-Iho Union Iabornacle.
III which some stock is held by several Whining
toulans, has lately been pitched at Hickory Hill,
II Chester county, where great revival Of reli-
sioh has been in progress Between so and 20
persons have been converted and many more are
stlll anxious lnqulrers. These meetings are rot
carried on by any particular denomination but
is union Of all. j. Baker Stewart has charge
Of the Tabernacle and generally conducts the
exercises,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

o. L. A. NJ. EXCURSION TO WEST CuEsTFR
- Through an invitation from the American
Mechanics of West Chester, large delegations
from the Senior and Junior Orders Of tins city
will make an excursion to that borough on tie
Fourth Of July leaving the r W. x b. depot
early in the morning, aud proceeding by way Of
Lamokln. There will be parade Of the Order
through the town, after which tho day viii be-
spent IN the grove. Addresses will be delivered
by distinguished speakers, the Declaration read
&e,, concluding with grand banquet in the
evening, Preparations have been made by the
citizens of West Chester and the farmers in the
vicinity to make the occasion full of pleasure
and interest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

The Columbia House at Cape May is now in
full blast neatly ii ted up, with the prospect of
house the Columbia stands high and the rate ts
made with families desiring an extended stay
render II still more popular. Our Delaware
people who have heretofore patronized the Co.
lumbia have spoken highly Of its entertainment.
while to try 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
stacks, Gold. Sc.
Wilmington Quotations, furnished by R. R. Rob
inson Co., Bankers, 9TH and Market SITS.
at O'clock, z. NJ, to-day.
MERELY MENTIONED.

The new Hotel and Opera House are a success
So in Ike manner, Hayes INTENDS to make hts cigar
the same. Consumers can hereafter rely on obtain,
ing the best cigar at fair price. and 10 cent CT
gars Of the best Cuba leaf, made specially, Second
and French Rtreeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

EE-The Question Settled.-Those eminent men, DR.
Jas CLARK, Physician TO Queen Victoria, and DR.
Hughes Beunett,say tnat consumption can be cured
DT " istar knew this when he discovered his now
widey-known Balsam Of Wild cherry AID expert
ence has proved the correctness of his opinion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
Esy-R. z. KUNKEL,s BIrrtR ELyE OF LRoN


+. F, Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine Of Iron
will eneclualy cure liver complaint, lHuud &c, dys-
pepsa. ChrCu'C nervous debility, chronic dlarrnea
disease OF The kidneys, and all diseases arising from
q dsOrdered liver, stomach or intestines; such as
constipation, IlaIulence, inward piles tulIess OF
blood TO the mend, ncidity OF the stomach nausea,
heartburn, disgust food In Ines weis ht in the
stomach, sore eructatOus, sinking or nultertng at
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the head, hHr-
ried or difficult breathing huttering OF the heart
choking or s1tfocating sensations when in a lying
posture, dimness OF VISION dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain ia The lead deficiency OF perspira
ZION, yellowness of the skin and eyes. pain in the
side. back, chest, limos, &c, sudden usnes u beat
burning in the fesh, constant mAg ,nings Of evil
ana great depression OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol.
tc stnI'ent and all Injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild IN their operations
Will remove impurities from tile body and give
health and Vigor to the frame.
Beware of c.unterfeits. The genuine is sold only
in 81 bottles.
sofa by druggists and dealers everywhere. L. f
klNkEl., IN pr1etor, No. 25Y North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
For SAFE IL wilmington by &. Mclnall, Jr., Second
anu MarSet. E. brlngnurst Co., sixth and Market
Ii, H. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2S5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, B. Il u Shocma
ker, smith Painter W. h. Williams, Ninth aHt
Market streets and L Nj. England, cor. sixth ant
LouIugrd streets. oct8U-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

DEPOT DESTROYED BY TIRE.-At late hour on
Friday night, the depot building ticket oilice
and store house at Conestoga station on the
wilmington * Reading Railroad was destroyed
By tire. When the ire was discovered the
hames had already burst through the roof Tie
store house had been erected By Mr.. Jacob Seid.
el, and the business of buying and selling grain
there was IN charge of his SONS. ono hundred
bushels of wheat and quantity OF oats were
consumed with the building. it was frame
structure.-EeddtHg Eagle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
Gnst xnd :1annG.

7 oST-A dark Canary Bird, with yellow breast
i A and white fai; any person returning the bir
70 sti Krkwood street. viii be rewarded.
jy2,9tp MRS. MARY A. PYLE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

REMEMBER th4t in no hair preparation Will you
hnd anything Ike Nattans crystal Discovery None
oiher IN the market IS any way Ike II. 1t restores
the color, ceanses and regenerates tha hair War
ranted TO contain no poisonous Ingredients For
sale by Druggists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

BRrTAI--.The citizens along Tatnall street
We're much annoyed, during Monday night, no;
only with the nsnal NOISE and discomforts at
tending the operations Of the night ecayengers.
but Icy the inhnman humping and beating oG an
street down to Front, the thumps of the hick-
ory goad upon the sides OF the poor dumb brute,
and the imPrecations and curses Cf the dIiyer,
awoke the citizens from Their slumbers
Where Is the $. r. q. A..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
fz-A3pEg7jOy

fz- ATTENTION
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR,
CORSETS AND EoUPSk IRTS
CF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
al extraordinary low prices.
FRANKS EMPORIUM
6ll Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

gg-Storekeepers can be supplied with Fireworks,
Fire. Crackers &c., at New York prices. Adams 4
Bro, 5O6 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

FARMS IL TALBOT COUNTY.--We are in recent
OF map Of Talbot county and pamphlet de
rctruye OF q farms which Mr. Chas l. Shaua-
han, Attorney at Law, at Easton has for sale
These farms are principally located in Talbot
county and by virtue Of the natural formation of
the county they must all be upon or within easy
access 10 water, while the Md 4 Del H. r. al
fords an outlet to the North Mr. 5 would be
pleased to correspond with any one wishing to
purchase land.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

EH- James Frdy.-This well ksown and stin-
guished Ice cream maker, as the hot weather ar-
pTOaehes begins his nightly travels along our
distributing to his II OO satisfied customers, his
choice Ice cream. Last night his bell sounded ior
the FIRST time this season and from this out during
the not weather. the people will rush to his wagon
for their insIalment Of his rich and lovely cream
He also serves our best families at dinner
and tea time, and In the evening His headquarters
Is at Eighth Street Market Restaurant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

ES- NoiC for Suatmer.-rhe Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased To blow, and our city tailorB have al.
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people, Mr.. John H. Nuhihausen, at AIS King
street, especially, has laid in beautiful STOCK OF
coatngs vestiues cassmeres, &c, for Spring and is
ready to receive orders from his usual well dresse
customers lie is also having his store papered and
painted so that thing looks as bright and fresh
as a new gold dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
Srxr6iHg.
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING AND CITY PRO
PERTY.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate is offered at
private sale;
occupied and used as kiln dried corn meal and neur
mills by James E Price a CO., situated on the south
side of the Brandywlne with all the water rights be-
longing thereuntO, comprising fOul -seVentns or
controlling interest of the Brandywne water on the
south side Of the creek. This property comprises
twelve run OF stone fonr overshot water wheels, !
seventy horse power engine boIting clOtns ana nk-
lures all In perfect der Also, valuable wharf
property adj lnlng mil.
No PA large lot OF land containing three ana a.
half acres more or less, stua ed on the south bank
OF the BraBdTwtne, a short distance Delow the mills
of JAS. E. Price Co.. adjoining asds OF the Swift,
Courtney h Beecher Co., with very large frontage
on the creek and admirably adapted for wharves.
On this property are situated stable, sorehOuse
and three dwelling houses.
No. "A lot OF land with two tw0-story frame
cooper shops, situated at the corner OF Fifteentn
and Walnut streets, having front OF about ~ feet
on Walnut street by 40 feet IN depth along I'll teenth
street.
No A twn-and-a half story double brick dwell
ing house with lot 1872 feet front on Sixteenth 81
by lbU feet In depth on Walnut situated At the s W
corner OF Sixteenth and Walnut Streets beng N
20s Sixteenth street and running through the
square. House furnished with all modern improve
mentA
No "a two-story frame dwelling house, with lot
about 2S feet front Fifteenth street by 40 feet IN
depth, being No az Fifteenth street.
No GA lot OF land at the s corner Of Four
teenh and French Streets 90 feet on French street
by / N feet on FOurteenlh h street. with large frame
No IA lot OF Land at the Southeast corner oil
Fourteenth and Orange streets. " feet on Four
teenth street By 80 feet on orange street.
No S-A lot of land with nne brick stable on the
south side of Fourteenth street, between Market
and orange Streets with front OF about 90 feet on
fourteenth street, with depth Of 50 feet.
No9-A very desirable building lot at the N !
corner of Eighth and Madison Streets with from
OF 50 feet on Madison street ny " feet on Eightl
street.
All the above described properly is nov offered al
private sale on easy terms of payment. II com
prises valuable building lot together tn tive
OF the most available mill sites the BrandYWine
For full particulars and terms apply to
JAMES H. PRICE,
Ir to his Attorney,
Je24 II GEORGE II. BAL ES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

~ Our Goods are fresh and reliable, and our
prices Low est Fireworks OF ev.ry description,
at Adams Bro, bO6 Market street, Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

EXCURSION "a Baptist Church Sabbath
School have decided to make an excursion to
Fralaud, Del, on the steamer ATiel Wednesday
July l6th. Tralapd is situated OH the Delaware
Bay, few miles below SpIuancez + Beach where
is splendid large grove within hundred feet
of the steamboat landing. There are also good
bath houses, and the bathing Is excellent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

EE- Fire Works Fire Works Largest Stock in
the ety-whOiesale and retail. Adams q Bro, bO6
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

ES- For Los Of appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression OF Spirits ana General Debility, in their
various forms, FerrO Pnosphated EXir OF CHlssaya
made by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co new ork, and sold
by all druggists is the best tonic. AS a stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
Sickness It has no equal. II taken during the sea
son itpteVt nts fever and ague and other intermt-
tent fevers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
The Hope Loan meets, this evening,

The Hope Loan meets, this evening
Remember Barnum and his Indians to.mor-
row.
Senator Bayard delivers an address before the
Literary Society Of the University of Virginia,
this evening.
The Water Witch Fire Co, have sold their old
hose carriage, and expect, soon, to receive a new
one. They will also use gum instead Of leather
hose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

t$-Try Dooleys Yeast Powder, you will soon lnd
It not only the best but also the cheapest, Baking
Powder Put up full, net weight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

| REHoBoTH-INAuGRAT1o HYMN,-Mr. VIM. A.
simpson, of this city has composed an inaugra-
ton hymn for Hehoboth, and had it set TO
music, Jas n. Clemmer, ll6 Market St., has
copies for sale. 1t is very creditable compost
| tion, indeed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
FInaneAaI. and oesmmaroIaI.
OFFICE or THE DAILY COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington. Dnl. IulV q. laI

WEIE1II7EEVE AF7E1 auIy . EoF1IT
The regular mountaineering Of the Excelsior
Loan was held, last evening, and $500 sold at 80
per cent. and s60O ct 319{.
The monthly meeting of the Delaware was
also held, last evening" but the receipts we're ap-
piled in retiring shares Of the 1st SERIES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02
The business VIII he continued at the old place. on
the Brandywlne Greek. by the undl signed, using
the hrln name OF z ligley Bro.
j. TRlMBLE QUIGLEY,
lp2G-lfQ q uG11Gi ~

M OSQUIro WIRE SCREENS plain aud figured
4NA At reasonable rates, at ALDERDICE's,
Ill Shipley st,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-02

ARRIVED AT MovILLE.-The steamship Ifc-
toria of the Anchor Line arrived oil Moyiile, ,(t he
out-port of Glasgow yesterday, the time she
was due there, Among her passengers are the
Cook Excursion Party, including our three Will
mington ladies'