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THE THIRD TERM.
simon Cameron tor Grant.
From ne H0,tOu hst.

Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania has de
clared himself IN "A conversation with "A leading
politician Of that state, in favor OF Gcn. Graut
Tor a third tcrtr. tamerun'S great anxiety seems
to he To defoat speaker blaine for the Presideu-
cy. lie Is against Blaine because, as he as arts,
he Is "a free trader, although born ana reared In
Penusylyanil. lIut thls Is not the strongest OBJ
lection of the Pennsylvania Senator 10 blaine.
Cameron never furgets an injury. lie says
Hltine forfeited all claims to his support whom
he appointed Mr. Dawes Of MassachuSctt-, hur-
man of the Committee of Ways aud Means.
Dawes, II will he remembered, WIS the gentle
man who introduced the resolution uf censure
upon GGn. Cameron ~ Secretary of War, calling
upon President Lincoln % remove MIN. Furthc
that resolution eXpunged from the records Of
the House Of Representatives, hut in vain, lie
arserts that II he lives he Will carry PennhylYa-
MN A-.LLnhl MLAImn ON Lhls ANcOmnl.
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CONNECTICUr HEROINE.
A Miss Of Eighteeu Re-cuinG n Bov from n
Watery Grave.

From the Stamford Advocate.
James Elphck Is an oysterman. whose
domicile Overiooks the deep and rock -bortercd
lndentation in the sound called Greenwich liur-
bor. The locality is fayoritc one for summer
boarders from the city, VINO annually come here ere
dog star RACES. Among the residents Of this
class at present Is Mr. $. H. Lewis, who, with his
family, occupies "A comfortable country house
near the oysterman's more modest dwelling
Mr.. Lewis's little son, bright and artive lad
about eight years of age, got into boat at the
dock on SATURDAY last. when the tide was at IL.
height and began padding about. The child
was in full view Of the oysternlan's daughter, a
was at the moment In her bedroom. sans gown
and crinolne, and engaged ut her toilet. She
glanced occasionally at the boy in the boat utl-
I'll. when the latter was several rods from the
dock. the boy fell overheard and disappeared
beneath the dun green water, which at thE
without a moments hesitation Miss Elphick
rushed down stairs. and not even taking time to
tell wnat mad happened she jumped into the little
boat. the Maggie manned after HERSELF. IN which
she had often before skinned over the restless
waters, handling her oars with dexterity which
many an old boatman might envy On this occa-
sion she did not wait to adjust the oars In the
rowiocks, but padded Indian fashion 10 the spot
where the boy had disappeared. Looking hastily
about and seeing thatthe child did not reappear,
Miss Elphick sprang boldly from her boat
and down deep on the sands that never saw the
sun she found the object of her search, seized
him and bore him again to the surface and To
ne; Rather than attempt the dlncut TASK "I
heroine swan for the dock. where help awaited
her; for meanwhile the alarm had been given,
and a score or more Of persons reached the
dock IN time to witness the brave young girl. ~
with her long hair floating behind. and the res
cued boy closely clasping her neck, she swan
with nervous stokes toward the waiting hands
that were outStretched t. help her.
Hold on tightl' she cried To the gaspng boy.
Twill! " l!'' he snid in a low but intense
voice. which could be plainly heard by the wait
ing crowd.
The whole scene transpred so quickly that
tho boy had not become unconscious, and when
other help arrived the brave giri had already ac-
cOmplished the rescue aud showed decided
| ability to complete II. when she reached the
shore the reaction from such excitement and
cNcrtiou was too much Tor her. She tainted
rway, and Tor some moments could not he re-
stored To consciousness,
The sun., 1873-07-22
A shower or Pebbles at sea.

The steamer New York, Capt Win
chester, wneu eight miles from land, thirty
thrre miles east of Portland, ON her trio from
Bpston last Friday night, between and O'Clock,
WIS visited by a shower OF pebbles tuHt
fcn Ike hailstunes. The watch on deck, who
was trimming his light at the lime, supp9sed
that some Of the crew were pelting him. The
whole Of them fell abaft tue paddle boxes. IN
the morning he swept them up, and threw all
but one handful overheard, much TO the regret
of all on board, ar some Of them were very hand
some. In the opinion OF an eminent geologlst
the stones we're taken up by whirlwind from
some fre. IA water brook. II will be remembered
that the SKY presented a very snsuli IT appear
ance that dyening. The wind at the time, 10 use
a uiioer expression, blew from all quarters. lha
stones saved were all auout one size, ana pre-
sent the worn appearance ot pebbles on the
bottom Of fresh water brook ana VIII welkh
about h4lf AN ounce each
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Rnker all Wrong.

I0 ne EUt0r or me sum
Sln The Ne,o York Hcrdld states that
Pasha Baker reports that Lake ranSanyika and
Albert Nyanla are connected, and above certain
falls (Murchison, | thnkJ a boat can reach
UJljl. Did not Mr. Stanley report that he and
DR., Livingstone made an exploration with the
express view of asoertainng whether any such
connection existed or not, and did he nuL-tur-
ther state that they asceTtninod positively tia
there wns no connection between the two lakes
BAKER must he mistaken. His Is "A mere sur
mise. Mr.. Stanley saw with his own eyes, and
should know moro about them than three-tailGd
Baker PYItkHOR.
NEW YORK, July 10.
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MONDAY. July 2I.-FLoUP AND MEAI-Flour
bakcrs Ia moderate demand. Winter wheat, western.
sllw. better demand reported afcr Change. Rye lour
%gd we,'sra oS Ss,; s,, .rIs z @
extras, q lsco,s do winter wheat extras and double
s,, sn,res s'9; "a sn sy selppsg e.Cas &
sSSp,nv sad fsm DTinss sS sosesra %
.58. Corn mesl-western. dc, tS.ic@s1.5i Brandy.
vine Sc G@essI5 .
bags l.io n the Of issc soli Rlcs IN good DE-
ss s snG aae aiSrs ny SeV sg rS S sa
hhds at ibGSizc. FOR fair TO good refining Cuba ana
Pernains al ne. ana a cargo Of Meiada At! &c Re.
nned-ik@ii &C. Tor hards. and lO'.Si0Se. Tor soft
suSDnrEs-Renned petroleum sold tos fair extent At
sssdy Sr sS sSsas and sG Ho a's sPs 5Hi.
lurpeninc moe active at 4a45e, 1allow sold a. 81
S4s fre,ghts nrm i's grain to Liverpool 6v steam Il
d. ree pdTSsa nGoGS w ro ana Sy sss 10
Gibraltar for orders at s Cd aud S. 3d. with 3D. o
ProvIsross-Pork fairly active; sales flsO bbls
sef; and siS@ for August old mess, siso extra
prime, tiJo Bacon wa, very quiet long clear he'd
quiet; sales Include rio bellies at ssgc; clear 40 al
SsF c @ h1s rd al M sRG to qfss Gy pS GfsS S
on spot s,les 2.p tcs at sac for prime city llecs
prime Western for september = l.lec. for October
prime state ana Orange county, ,Ge3Jc common aud
medium T. % Wes'srn rIi, i.r TO chgcy, lIe ; eSm
GRAls-- Wheat opened frner, but closed easier !
sales nc go bush vi {is Tor mixed spring t a 81 &
for No chicago srrng, $isaSl 90 FOR No 5 hliwau.
Hprng. tit5 10 ~ 10 for No. Norhwe westeru 81 ls
l.isS for No. Milwaukee spring. tl5I for No. 1
MlSauke spring for nrst halt and last half of August
aud sl.h5tslsJ Tor new amber and white Mary Wand.
Corn nrn, more active sales 20yp bush at 5lso3kc,
for damaged. 5stCtisc. for steamer 5Saec. for sail
mixed, includng yellow and &C for white. Oats
steady sales ~ Sd bush 20 sc for blach g. d4ic.
for mixed ChiCr s3c. for state mixed, aud ~ SIC for
white western. I've lower, with small sales al 1Ss1ic.
an ada oaas iaSS. Ot 5 SRii ' MG usaa S SaS,
2iC, uud low utidllug do, M sales itsi Utes, of
which gd3 for con uWrti1n ant 81 for speculation For
ward dclivercs-Juy advanced &c. August dccllnt 4
i-.tt.. aier months unchanged. sales i2.nn bales
closing by Official report. at 2.c lur Luy. - i-8c.
fur August, Us ,-l6c. for scUcIuDer u SlGc. tor OC-
tIlt aud II ~ C' fOr November Tho lscr onl mar
| LlI N. E-ImIl-l .lrLMcL. nllnnmE mnlLH.k. So.
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A Quack Doctor Practising with Pistol

BOSTON, July zl.-Prof. Mac, a well known
quack doctor, arrested last night, charged wih
shooting Dr. A. N. winsow. The wounded man says
that Mac sold to hu the right 10 practice with h's
Mac'sl New ZCallId plaster, aud that h1G ea.eu on
hlm his Oicc IN Harrison avenue, upd, Hlthout warn
lug fred two pistol shots one OF which took enoct,
Prof Mac says That high words were exchanged durns
his call that WnslOw struck him blow on tht tye
and that no offered no violence until he received the
blow. Two chambers of hacs revolver were empty,
Me nshba lad tsen ilnleHded fpk long ules: IHe
Professor was committed W jail IN default OF t"V"'
ball
The sun., 1873-07-22
BANKING AVN FINANCIAL.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ~ BROADWAY NEW
lork, jay Is, ls,3.-Ihir lanA having removed IA
Us new aud cOrInOdipus OflJc8 gi Broadway, neal
wall st., Is nov prepared to open new accounts On ib
eral terms. GEO. 4. BAKER, Cashier.
The sun., 1873-07-22

ARNSTEIN.-In In the city of New YORK, the 2lst
day OF 1uy by the Hon. Charlca II. Van Brunt, Judge
Of the court ot Common ri as George Arnstcin from
Jennie Arnstetn
BuGGs. In the city OF New York, on the 2lst day
of July, Ivy the Hon Chhres Daniels, Justice of the
supreme Court, LYDIA VI. BTiggs from Jaues w. Brigg
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Arrived MONDAY. July q.
steamship CITY Of Bristol, Liverpool, mise. and
pass.
steamship olympia. Glasgow. rndse. aud pass.
RarN sAlus, Iquiquc, nitrate Of soda.
RsrS Frumcra, MoutryIdcu. nlduh, &c.
BARK Ounus. MatauEIs, sugar.
Brig Maria ". NORWOOD, Natanzas, sugar.
Br,s sally Browu sagua SUGAR.
Big Mary =. Dana GrorsrtoWn, naval stores.
Rrg Lizzie ". Nlrden, Matanzls, sugar
Brg MarpOsa, Cabarien sugar.
Brig shasta. COW BAY coal.
S,nr Saritt, IruXiuo, sirsaparIlla &c.
AIsO tue usual river ami cDsstwtst V's'rrs
The sun., 1873-07-22
$usuuss yloit,s.


No more splitting OF tooth powders ant
w1snrs, IrtytAcu should always buy Lyons Tool
The sun., 1873-07-22
flNAAciAL 1ND comuHncIAL.

weekly aud monthly payments for furniture
sui cir'ci- ~ u. VI. NINp'r. CO.'S. .o chat
la ust.t
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4 Powder Mill blown Up.

PuILADELPHIA, july 2l.-one of IL. y. Wcldy
& CO.'S p,vdcr mills. near Tamaqua, Pa, blown
up and ,.tr1yci tnls morunc. Samuel Miller tosi.
dFrf uf lHWuqur, wa~ instantly kilH !. The shoes
lclt "a distance OF rgNerai miles.
The sun., 1873-07-22

Peoria and wsrsnw 2ff Alton and Tcrrc aue fsts,
NJ; Detroit, Milwaukee and Toledo lists, tto &
The highest, lowest, and 4. NJ. closing pricel OF
stocks to-day we're: -clONHg.,
The sun., 1873-07-22

Nobody buys metal trus- cs with their iiil"is
iron fingers IN" Elastic Truss. ts3 Broadway. hold
rupture easy ull cured. 0ehDc pressure uHitr.
aruund The bOdy.-Ifr.
The sun., 1873-07-22

Never fails to Fevcranl Asue, Chils and Fever
LvOu's Insect Powder l. sure eNtcrmnaiOr .
ncis, moths plant lice, Ord ycrnn aau all Oaleful IT,
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" IR ~ ID.

surf I'otei, Fir, -land. Through tickets an l
baggage checked trains leave AZ so A. NJ ana s3o l..
Vi rom south -th ~, vi liluiSbursn
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.HIRISE INrELLIG ENCE.


MINIATURE ALNANAC-rHts pAT
sun rises q sun sctq...... - Noon rises a
utuu WArHR-rnts uAfs
SANDY hooE - Gov tsanl.. I = lle. GIte.... IS
The sun., 1873-07-22

SUPREME CotrRr, CHAhBEHs.-No n, IL, 2
Ak. Cali. No, w
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Tho boys seemed to feel very funny about
something. told 'cm thought II strange that
that thcy should have such good luck, ana none,
then Gown spoke up:
"luu didn't use good bait
says |, " You put II on"
SAYS he, 81 know II; here IL is
And as sure as live that cuss pulled my Lat
out OF his pocket and II was a cast iron shoe ty,
oil an old shoe Nv breast pm. Iuen treated 70
champagne and left. II you want to angle 20 60
Boston. Those corners Will give you an-hug
enough. Good morning. JOHA.
The sun., 1873-07-22
10 THE STATE PRISON.

80 sah that was very rash assertion, as there
cal no rhhhcs whatever OF his eacapinL She
~ n'r Tor the second tiuIe in a street car ID
60 n,.,nut alnut Tue Iine OF Dennin's trial. We had
~ U,nYersailon whatever on that occasion.
NJ WMMi received II letter from her through
49, 90 boy As-rsar ~ Acan rec collssa
morsa Meet NE at az Fortv-third street to-
''" morning al ten. You had better be
The sun., 1873-07-22

Leaving bonds outstanding .............. ss,osGo q
LAND NOTES oN uASD.
June ~ Principal Interest not ia. - -
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The Essex street man said, "Hcd Ike the
second joint The Nelson street man, Wanted
a piece of the breast. The Wooster
street man wanted the hind legs aud
the OIL" OLD Gown said He'd lend
me his marine glass 10 see it with" The
Essex street man -aid, "A glass of whiskcy would
do better as that would make ne see double. 10
Ihen they asked, " How In the world / would
ever get 10 home p That fish was mt az big as "A
day old snrdne II didn't have any name, it
wasn't old enough, | took it To an apothecary =
snop to get IL weighed. lie said, had better
use the tish's own scales, as ne hadn't any small
enough" That night we all assembled in tue
hotc which didn't win in that lottery, and /
NsuTsl pNugiSps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

THE LIQUOR TRADE.-Tho organ of the liquor
interest in New York has taken pains to collect
and group all the facts connected with the trade
in this country. The amount Of tax on spirits
collected by the United States in 1879 was $40. :
gallons, worth at Wholesale $50 900 600 but which
brought, at retail, about $3l7 7,0000 000 This ag-
gregates a money interest Of $500, ,0O9, ,0OO.-
The beer trade pays tax to the government of
$S,573,498 As. Thls represents a retail value of
over $2l2,0OO,00, which, added TO the value OF the
asticle to the manufacturers, represents Il money
interest of about $300,000,0OO. The wine trade
represents an interest of $75,O0O,000. Tho import
trade of liquors, beer and wine represents retail
value of liquors OF S27O0O,O0O; OF beer 81, 800 OOO
OF wines, $l35,OO0,0O0, or total of nearly $780,
100000 Added to all this this the capital invest
ed in buildings snd machinery, etc, together with
the expenses connected directly and indirectly
With the trade, the footing is at least $l6OO0OO,-
900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
Aavanlares OF rl.onogrnrnr.

A Washington exchange says 1--WE have be-
fore us one of our postal cards, with q long
message on it written in phonetic characters,
which is intended to show how considerable
are the advantages which shorthand writer's,
as class, will enjoy over the less favored long
hand writer's in the use of the postal cards.
The number OF words upon the card Is !, $40,
written without crOwding, in the ordinary
photographic style. The great saving in
space will be more noticeable if we state that
the same matter on the card, il written on Or
dinary note paper, would fill fifteen pages.
In the matter of secrecy, shorthand will
play an important partin the use of the postal
cards, as not one in thousand of those
through whose hands the cards will pass IN
their transmission through the mails, will be
abl0 to read their contents. Several large mer-
camille houses in New York and Boston, ,recog-
nizing the facts, have already engaged short
hand writers to conduct, by dictatiOn, not only
their pOstal-card correspondence, but also their
general letter correspondence"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

BUTTER AND CHEESE TRADE.-It " III no doubt
P7tonish most of readers to learn that the but
ter and cheese trade of the country is growing rap
idly RHd fost p3suming position among ou~ che
exports. But a few yerrs ago we imported lsrge
quantities of cheese from England, but now We ex-
port much lerger amount to that country, and
the reputation OF American cheese in the English
msrket il higher then the home product. The New
York Bu let'r, on the subject oil the gr tude of
the trade, states thet the vPue of the receipts OF
buttsr for the past year, at New York alone, a.
mounts TO $20OOO,oOO, and the cheese to ovor Sl2-
100000, while wheat was only S26,000,000; corn,
S24,OOO,000; cat meats, about 0OO0 0O0 aud lard
SS,OOO000, showing that the prov sion and grain
trades, which have been given such prominence
above the butter and cheese trade as to almost ig-
more the latter scarcely Of greater importance
than butter and cheese.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
and Western n
TIME TABLE.
SPhlN6 ARRANGEMENT.

will irnp as ffPIli fdIIn1th' 1th'
Leayye LSye LM9dngtSn E 99 10 20 m. and SIS M
arrive at Wilmington 5S a m. / al Sra ~ m.
bNNs bNys af kEaanndenbsTg 2O IL 81 and m M
IN a. ~ leaving WiiminSvtHnPp ~ m;
arriving at 10 Is a, M ""@ NSia"are X trains
Trains leaving WiImincton ~
Wf6 train leaving Phiadeiphia n z hO m' connects
train PbiIadysinnsa biiIdyins at Wilmington at IS m. with
Train arriving at WiImincton 80 "a,
TOR Philadelphia at 90 D m. Ut W with train
train for riRIiIg RsI,ig at Wilmington at 90 m with
nj @ IRAN t9r philadelphia and Nav Ynr ~ %;
01ai6us M ConneetSpss IaSas9 bdi trains at s pm
Railway. naVSThrt nSa ~ me ne tMllmington City
ap4-w - ~ OONNELL, Supt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

BUTTER WHICH Is NOT BUTTGR,-The New
York Sun says that a company has been organic
ed in that city, with capital of 100000, for the
manufacture Of butter from suet obts ned from
the slaughter. houses 1t is cleansed, placed in
a boiler with as much water in bulk as itself,
where it ID melted, the refuse membrane going to
the bottom, the oily substance floats and is re-
moved, the stearine eliminated, and about thir-
teen per cent of milk added TO the fatty product.
The whole is churned, yielding butter at half the
usual cost of the article.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

CAPTAIN Halls WIDow.-Tho Cincinnati En-
quirer says: "As is well known, Capt. 9. f.
Hail. the distinguished Arctic explorer, died leav-
ing his family in state Of psnury. At the time
Of rs death he was in command OF n govern
ment vessel, under an appropt alton sanctioned
by Congress, for the purpose Of the expedition
He therefore fell In a national cause, as much as
IT he had pei shed in battle. His " dow should
receive pension equel to that given to colonel
In the regular army"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

REcONcILIATION.-Tw crippled soldiers,
one from the Confederate and the other from
the Federal army, have formed a partnership
for running q hand~organ in New York. :
These crippled soldiers, says the Mobile Regis
ter, probably could not define the word states
manshiD, but they show spirit of recOncilia-
tlOn and a willingness to make the best Of the
present, which many pr0fessed statesmen
might study and emulate to their own credit
and the inf mite advantage of the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

A Novel. Surf FOR DAMAaEs.-While a
gentleman and his little FIVE ~year-old daughter
were out riding in Manchester, N. H., some
time ago, their horse was frightened by dog
suddenly barking at him, and ran away, throw
ing the little girl out Of the wagon, and inGict-
ing severe injuries upon her. The gentleman
brought srit against the owner of the dog for
damages, and the supreme Judicial court has
just awarded him $1400.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

A LUCRATIVE TRADE has for some time been
carried on, withoutan rivalry by the American
line of steamers between San Francisco, Japan
and China. Now, however, England is about 10
enter the field in competition, for the announce
ment is Eade from San Francisco of the arrival
there of the steamer Antonio, from China, with
full cergo and six hundred Cinnamon, the
pioneer Of . new line that istO trverse' the Pa
cific,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
aRANDFATffERis PET,

.
This 4 theroom where she slept,
Quiet and carefully swept.
Blinds and curtains like snow.
There by the bed in the dusky glO0m1
. She would knOel with her tiny casped hands and
Here 2 the little white rose of room,
Wlth the fragrance fed awayI
Nelly, grandiather's pet.
With her wise little face
seem to bear her yOt
2Slnging about the place:
But the crowds roll on, and the streets arc drear,
AD9 the world seems hard with bitter dOOm,
And Nelly is singing elsewhere-and hero
Is tho littlo white rose Of q room.
WHIT, il she stood just here,
AS she used to do,
With her long light yellow hair,
If she stood. say, ct the edge of the bed,
i And ran to my side with alyng touch.
Though know she is quiet and buried and dead,
sh0uld not wonder much;
For she was so young, you know
only seven years old;
And she loved me; loved mo- so,
Though was gray and old;
And her face was so wise and sweet to sec.
Andtt still looked living when she was dead.
And sho used to plead for mother and me
by the slde or that very bedl
wonder now. ifshe
Knows am standing here,
Feeling. wherever she be,
We hold the place dear?
1t cannot be that she sleeps too sound
Still in her little nightg0wn drest,
Not 70 hear my footsteps sound
1ntheroom where che used to rest
have felt hard fortunes stiugs
And battled in doubt and stri O.
And never thought much Of things
Beyond this human life;
But cannot think that my darling died
Like great strong men, with their prayers untrue;
Nay rather she sits at Gods own side
And sings MS she used to do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

1nH ~ tram VIII run subject to delayn inci
t;ons 70 business ana will stop only al STA
NEW CASTLE TRAINH
leave sN New Castle for Wilmington and PhgIad.,
M 40 Am. Leave PhiladelphiaIat 10 X b Di1tla0eiS
wilmington at :25 7. M, for New Castis -" ana
AaS,.,o SIi SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
ton n Sa y, ~ tnOsS leave Smyrna for Clav.
fay % S'fO M and 200 M, to make oonnno OE
son Hltn trainstO and from Dover, AID StStioD0s
a. Tor,,,r,,,. CONNECTIONS.
AI aOn HESH9Np; y END with the Kent County and Oman
al RSii4o16dI with the Maryland and DeIawars
ASathkRRdNGT9N. 1atsl with the junction and Brsa
RSi4ds99 RSEiAR9RD with the Dorchester and Dslav.,.
Az 9EMhI.MAR. A.. with the Eastern Shora R.,1-
4uu "icomlcO and PoeOmOke Railroad '~iArOao
------------- u. II. KENNEY QunA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
WILMINGTON d BALTl
Il MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NoTIOE.

bPEUIAh NOTIUE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October. 18th, 1871,
q passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving PhiladelDhia 900 D. m, for VIII
minkton,
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
signalled Grays Ferry. liz D. m, 1azaretlO 9,3d
PM Chester, 9.4l D. IN; LamOkin. 9.45 D. m; Thur
low 9. 40 p. N; LinwoOd, 955 p. N; Claymont 1901
p. Ellerslie l0.18 p. mi arrive MilmingtOn, 1880
p IA LootaOl II. r. KENNEY, RVp't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
REMOVAL OF
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK,
To SOP Market Street,

Wilmington, Delaware.
Open 10 receive deposits daily (Sundays excepted)
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from Z to 8 o'clock.
All the profits of the Bank, after the payment
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benefit
tho dep0sitors, and dividends are made semi-Annu-
ally in April and October. Since the organization
Of the Bank in 1861. the dividends have uniformly
been at the rate ofsix per cent. per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits.
and at oAce become TO participation future
dividends. l..
No managers allowed to borrow a ny of th sfunds
ntrusted to the Bank.
MANyaGERRS,
WILLIAM 5. HILLRs, EDWARD DARLINGTON.
GEORGE W. Bush, w. IL. SWIFT,
N. II. BENSON, HENRY r. DITRE
EDWARD BETFs, CHARLES w. Rowland
A. HIaaMs, JOB Ii. JACKSON,
aEuR9R s. CAPELLR. CLEMENT b. SMYTH.
N. Il, LICHT RNsTEIN.
VIM. s. IlILLES. President.
GEO. W. BusH Woe President.
oct 8-1y Il. T. TAYLOR Ire lsurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

Chester policemen towards the last of the
month; when they are little short, jerk up the
goats, and make their owners pay tribute for the
privilege their pets enjoy Of running at large
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24
&rti9At 9iues.
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STEAM FREIGHT LINE

LEAVES Cd wharf above Chestnut street philadol.
phia. daily At p M, and French street wharf, VIII
mlnRton, as P "a. Freight handled carefully and
forwar ded with dispatch, O. WIBuSH.l Nv
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-24

ANENTC everywhere TO sell our nav and
OH1N AO novel EmbrOidering MachinO.-
w A NTTEn Send for Illustrated Circular. to
w 1.-the Mckee Manufacturing Com
pany. 800 Broadway. New York. 'i.i