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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-11
C L E A r F l E L D,
MONDAY, JUNE 1e, 1878,

For one day and evening only.
Tho following compose portion Of the lesdiss
talent:
MILE DAVIS, the sunbeam Of the cirque, the
prima donna Of equestriennes and n paragon Of
grace, beauty, feminine bravery and artistic ex-
cellence.
The great BURTON BROTHERS, acrObats
par excellence.
W. W. NICHOLS, the nonparcil horseman and
somersault equestrian, with his wonderful and
talented infant son, BUDDIE, years Of age,
whose graceful and daring poses must be seen to
be appreciated.
MaFPIT and JEFFRY, the most classical
gymnasts and acrobats Of the day.
A. Il. BGYCE, trick rider and trspeze performer
conspicuous for his spirited and graceful style Of
accom- hlishing brilliant effects and achieving dar-
ing feats Of horsemanship.
II. 7. DAY, the great scenic rider.
MOSS. ALEX. B0ISvRRT, the only one-legged
hurdle rider 10 the world.
W. s. sHEDMAN, the champion athlete.
HENRY REXF0RD, DICK LoUP, and Z.
king load the carefully selected army Of tum-
blsrs, leapers, 4c.
Three Cloems at Each Performances.
II. T. DAY, the far-famed and popular jester.
HARRY ARMSTRONG, the queer, quaint and
comical clown.
LEE POWELL, who never dares TO be as funny
as he can be, for fear Of disastrous consequence
All the above mentioned talent is actually con-
necied with this noted aggregation, together with
others Of equal repute, and the management pledge
themselves that their performances In The ring
will be Of such . character that, while tho most
fastidious and exacting shall end no opportunity
for cavil objection, the most ardent admirers OF
equestrian skill cannot fail Of being thoroughly
gratihed.
THE GRAND PRocEssI0N.--A Street Pa
rade will be made each day at 10 o'clock a. M,
consisting OF beautiful Band Carriage, followed
by the performers in buggies and carriages. Wo
make no prctonsons In regard to a gorgeous pro-,
cession one mile long, but would impress II upon
the minds Of the people that our performance Is
10 be seen In the monster pavilion and not in the
procession.
A FREE EXHIBITION IN THE OPEN AIR
At 1 o'clock .. M, daily and previous TO tho
opening Of doors, Mr.. J. z. MALfIT will appear
in his wonderful nriai manipulation upon the
flying trapeEc, elevated thirty feet in mid air,
where be will successfully and with ease aud grace
pass through performance which is apparently
impossible introducing his wonderful act Of "ccil-
ing walking" together with his daring "Leap for
Life" during which the band will be present and
discourse some choice selections. Remember,
this entertainment costs you nothing and every
body is cordially invited to witness II.
ADMISSION ....................."."5O Cents.
Children under II years of agc..........25 Conts.
LUMBER CITY, Tuesday, June II.
NEW WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June is.
LUTIIERsBURG, Thursday, juno 10.
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The National Capitol was trans
ferred to Long Branch, New Jersey,
last Friday, SO far as Gen. Grant is
concerned.
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IxECurORs, NoTICE.-Not

TXECUTORs' NOTICE.--Noticcis is here
Ia by given that letters tastamentary having
been granted to the undersigned On tie estate oaI
JAMES L0CkkT, deceased, late Of Woodward
township, Clesrfeld county, rennsylyania. ai'
persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those teying
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
FANNY LocRET,
It. WA, II. LocKET,
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GAUrIOS.-All persons are hereby cautioned
" against meddling in any way with the fol-
lowing property, now In the possession Of Frank
Berch, Of Beccaria township, via 2 bcdsteads,
tables, set Of chair, clock, stove, l settee,
as they belong to me and are left with him on
loan. [jell-3tal PETER RUFFNER. =
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DIsSoLuTIoN NOTICE.-Thr rn.nnrl

IL nership heretofore existing between 7. @.
Miller and A. r. Powell, under the firm name Of
Miller a Powell, was dissolved, by mutual con-
sent on May 2lst, 1873. The business will be
continued by +. G.. Miller. Tho books are in the
hands Of A. X. Powell, and all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the said frm are hereby
requested to call al once and settle their accounts
=. q. MILLER,
May rs, -, st, A. n. POWELL.
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CuINGLE MACHINE FOR SAIL

~ One 2Ohcrsc power portable hnglne
Boiler, with shinglc and Betting Machine
Drag Saw fixtures all complete, with hne
and betting. This Is one Of the Buckeye sn
Machines, ilull's patent, Capacity LOT
$4,000 shingles In 10 hours. All In gooa
lion and viii be sold at bargain. ,rr
m.fet NbANLh
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EXECUTOR's N0TICE.--Nc,ice is here
~ by given that Letters Tcstnmcntary on ihe|
Estate Of Annie q. shope, deed, have been gran,
cd to the undersigned. Allpcrsons indebted vi
said Estate arc required to make immediate pay Il
msnt, and those having claims against !, are re1
quired to present them, duly authenticated, W",
out delay, 10 the undersigned.
q. II. BARRETT,
Executor Of Annie q. shope'
Clcarfcld. Nav rs. 1874 o..
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The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock Of goods Of the late frm Ct ID. L. Ferguson
a Co., Of Lumber City, and having just filed up
fresh from tho east Of Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Queonswarc, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Clothing, Notions, Fancy Dress Goods, to-
getber with all articles usually kept and in de-
mand, aud desiring to "live and let live" we
would urge upon the former patrons OF the house
and everybody else to call and examine our stock.
We are determined TO use our utmost efforts to
make II the interest Of all to give us liberal chars
Of their patronage.
JOHN RUSSELL a son.
Lumber City, June II, ls73.-it
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Each Department Separate, Distinct and
Complete In Itself.
I UMBER CITY UNION MALE
II lam EEMATr AnAnEny

IL AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
Tho first term of this school will oommonco on
the First Monday Of May, 1873, ender the suncr
iniondency Of the Rev. 9. Grier, a graduate Of
Jefferson College, who is now permanently located
in Lumber c,iy, md has consented to teach the
school. lie is a gentleman Of merit, and has had
several years experience in teaching.
Tuition payable one-half in advance the bal.
ance at tho middle Of the term. Ir
Common English branches. 60 90
Higher q oo
,.,.... 10 90
Length Of term eigdteen weeks. No deduction
LOT absence, unless in case of protracted illness.
Books used are Mitchclrs Biography. Brooks's
Intellectual and Written Arithmetic Burtt's En-.
glish Grammar, Davies Elementary Algebra.
Bullons Latin and Greek Readers, Geometry,
Davies Legendcr Science Of Things, Familiar
The Lumber City Academy is located In I,um.
Der City, Clearheld county, Pa, six miles west Of
Cnrwensville, the terminus Of the Tyrone A Clear
field Railroad, and is remote from the designations
anddemoralizing influences which abound in m.ny
larger places. A prudent patronage is solicited,
Board can be had at 81. 80 per week. Porarthor
particulars address the Ppr.ncipal, or one Of the
Directors.
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BARGAINS IN MUSICAL IN
ID sTRuMENTs = Organs, both new and
second hand, at the Music Store, opposite Gulich's
Furniture Store. All persons interested are invi-
ted 10 call and examine new style Of Organ rcw
on exhibition. Sheet Music sns Music cooRs
constantly on hand. apl2i-7au
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Por reference the public can address or call up
on the following residents Of Clcarheld county
Josiah Thompson. Jonathan Hartsborn, john
Norris, d. d. Ritter, John f. stuil, Curwensvills;
Lewis J. 1Iurd and John Orr, Hurd p. o.. Elsh
Johnston, Abraham Spencer, Elisha Penton,
Grampian Hills P. o.. Joseph Kirk, John os.
ems, James Curry, Lumber City.
Samuel Jenkins. ESQ.,, at Curwensyilie, is The
General Agent for Clearicld and Jefferson eogu.
ties. All necessary information can be obtained
by calling upon him. April l6, ls73-tf
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DMINIsTRATOR's NoTIUE.-NOtie

IA is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate Of HARMON d. RowLEs, deed,
late Of Bell township, Clearfold county, Pepn'a,
having been duly granted to the undersigned al
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims o.
demands VIII present them properly authentisa'ea
for settlement without delay.
JOHN A. ROWLEs,
may2i-6t-s Adlninistrator,
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1873.
1873.
GOOD NEW S!

Ye Farmers all. both great and small
Come listen to our cong IUtf
Wen tell you how we do intend
To help you all along.
When haying comes, with summer heat,
Aud grass grows strong and tall,
And heads grow yellow on the wheat,
And you want q Machine 10 cut them ALL
Then Just call at our Market, in clsarheld, and
we viii sell you
WOOD MOWER OR SUPERIOR,
the best and cheapest Mach ines In the market
and which We guarantee to give perfect satislac-
tion in all kinds OF grass. Light runners, aud
the most durable Machines built.
HAY AXES!
We also sell three different kinds Of HAY
RAKES. Tho C0MLEY, self dischargng Rake
HAGERST0WN and LANCASTER RAKE
which We say are three Of the best Rakes in tho
world without fear Of successful contradiction -
Do sure and see them before buying any other.
7 ii II L S Ii Il r. ISL
When you are ready for threshipg we will cell
you Ellis Hoifmans One horse Thresher, which
needs no rccommen datlon, for ono hundred Of
them are in ssc in the county and no farmer will
exchange them for any other machine in market.
Don't overlook our Hay Forks-sprout's shcar
and the narpoon, with pullics. Grandics' Fan
ming Mills, Feed Cutters, Dog Powers for ohurn-
Ing, ac. New BUGGIES always on hand and at
prices to suit the timss.
All Of the above Machines warranted TO do all
they are advertised TO do or no sale. lNn
NJ. @. BROWN a BRO.
clearheld, Pa, June II, 1873.
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FANNY LoCRET,
WM, II. L0cKET,
Exa.,tnr.
A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

"A Is hereby given thatlcttcrs of administratsOz
on the estate of JOHN ORR, deceased, late
Of Lawrence township, Clearheld county, Penns,
having been duly granted TO the undersigned 81
persons indebted TO said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands |
win present them properly authenticated for set
tlcment. JOHN W. wRIGLEY,
MAY IA, l2sS-6t Administrator.
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S2 TO $4DOLLARs

Per Day with the Knitter.
This Machine has taken the highest Premiums
at the Principal Expostions, State and County
Fairs 1t is simple and durable in conteruciiOn,
and will wear lifetime. As il is CONSTRUCTED
with the finest mechanical exnetness, and for
general range Of work. at HAS NO EQUAL"
and Is only limited in beauty and style BY the
imagination and ingenuity Of the operator.
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WM. r. MORGAN,
w CLEARfIELD, IA. Agent for the
ATWOOD PLOWS.

Farmers In need Of plows will do well 70 :,
At my farm In Lawrence township, and eAan''
the improved Atwood right and lois hansea n
side hill Plows. which | au selling very shssP
cash. apov-o"'
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!

wallaceton, June 4, 1873. SO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18
sE-B. P. KUARBLiS
RITTER WINE OF IRON


Has never been known 10 fail IN the cure Of weak
ness attended with symptoms; indispositton 1 eX-
srtlon; loss Of memory; nirlg1liy OF breathing;
general we .Eness; horror Of dltease weak, beigOus
tremblng dreadful horror Of death; ns NJ sEi ats;
cold feet; weakness; dimness OF vision; languor
universal lGssitade II the mus ;ulaT Eysteni enOr-
nous appetite, with d spepti; s5mpiOus; hot
hands; nushing of The body; dryness Vi the skid;
pal count nance aud eruFtinns # the face, Dutl-
iyng the Dlo0d pain IN the back: heaYn hs Of the
cyslids; frt queut back spots nyinR t)s me eyes
with ten pOTary sun uslOn ana loss Of sight; want
attention etc. These hympt9ms all HIlhe from
weakness, and 70 remedy mat Use h. +. huhKsLf
Bitter Wine Of Iron. ltneVer ialE. THOUSANDS are
now enjoying health VINO have u I'd IT, Take ony
+ +. kCNKELE.
Beware II tounterfei's and base limitations As
Kunkel's B.tter Wine Of iTOA is 80 well known a
over the country, drugFists themselves make 81
imitatSn and try 70 pain y II on theif Gust IN sis
when they call ft Kunkel5 Bitter Vine OF iron
KunEe's Bitter win. OF Iron 10 pat up only In s.
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put n tlt
outside, with the pTOpTieJrb photograph on tb'
wrapplr OF each bot la. always looE the Pho
tograph n the outside afd yos wi aiwa5s be sur
10 gt the genuine article. SID - all druggists ant
dealers, everywhere,
TAPS WORN, TAPE wo2M - Rpmov' in a fev
hours win harmless Ncg-sHtle Mellclue No fe
asked until the entire n-tn, VITA ntad passs3
Refer thOre afflicted to residents % thr cry whoa
have cured, That nal been unslccess u.ly trea;s q
the J tfe son Med al 20 lege, On enth street; na
Gnd all known reLAediEs. Ir +. * TX L, NJ
2iy North Ninth street IN. di tlrh'a TLt Dpch
haa hten In business tor over 70 Years, ard Is pei
iccty reliable Ctl and G. Anu Tree. Il,
moved tape worm 'rO.u d cGi!u ears old, meaAul
ing 20 feet Cal ali B. sp --l!-e els al tili.e,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rnllrsnd Hour.
FEatss LkAvH 9n.NMsfOH.


For Fes York-1.9O, l.s5 A. NJ; IL ~, 5.sT P. n.
Sundays, / 30, L IS A. NJ
m PRfiadSiDksa ,Bs, 71O, sin, 1905, 1880, A.
j. IS A. NJ; 8 50, so, 1924 p. N.
For FDrf Deposif -5.tS, T.. n. No sunday train
FOR BafffIA0se-l2 e. ae3, 10.02 A. M; l.03, lzs,
Ito p. a. Sundays 125 So, 2 G3 A. NJ.
For Fashflgt0a--1252, 2o9 A. NJ 1o3, 1.23, T1O
P. NJ Sundays. ia.52. 2u5 A NJ.
For Beia saTe 4. R-l2.t5s 1910 A. NJ; @so T. n
No sunday trains.
FOR Aels Casile-12 55 sse TO- 10 A. NJ. rs, 6S5,
$50 r. NJ sundays, y 80 A. M. -
For iimingtoa Il headfaT r. R.-5sO A M.i
so, $40 a. sundays, s.45 A. NJ, (fhe latter TWO
do not run beyond Coat syile)
For HilBai gtOn q Western X. R.--10 30 A. NJ; Sso
P. NJ. 40 sunday Traina-
TRAINS ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON,
Fr m Esr Y@E.-l5IA NJ; l.ls. 100 P. NJ. Sun
dRl 3 l.53 A. N. =,
4. M. Sundays, 12.s2. 1.53, 9s5 A. NJ; le.o5 r. NJ
From Ort Leposii.-S.-4 A. N. No sunday Tram
From BaiffH 0Te.-l.iD rs, lO25 A. M IA oz'i
lOl4 r. n. Suuta ays, i.l0, I,2j A. a. lOl4 +. N.
From Hdshfhgt0EL-l.iO, l25 A. l1lfp 20
lO.l4 P. N. Sundays. LILO, % A. NJ lll4 T. N
from LelatCare a. h-l0.l5 a N S5o, wa 7. NJ
FTo1a asss Castis $40, 1O.l5, 1150 A. NJ; IS
Gas gJ2P. NJ. sundays, Is 7. N. - .
ETyHl wilmington d keI. ing r. R.-s.lb li-sO'
:stOF. n. sundAys go ?. NJ. (fhe s.l5 A. y
train and the sunday tisin are trum CoavesTil'
ony.l
p. N. Nc sunnzy 1rans.
LKAyK PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON
124i, 40, $50 IO.s9A q. NJ; 1900 NJ; l2.i5. 2.sl
4 20, 5l5, oOO, 4s, $50, ll.so +. IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

The SUSSEX COUNTY UOURT.-The Sussex
County Court, which has been in session at
Georgetown, the past week, found numerous
bills Of Indictment against persons for violation
of the Liquor law, aud for assault against John
Tatman. IL ]. Nicholson, Wm. T. Gordy, Ma
thauiel Phillips and Frank Burton for assault
with intent to commit rape, Manship Ingram.
for house breaking, Chas Dunning and Sandy
Short: for murder, BENZ. f. Menelia for rape,
Nathan Fosque. Fosque was sentenced to pay
fine Of IS, 000 TO receive 80 lashes, to stand in
the pillory ons hour and be imprisoned 10 years.
Menelia was found guilty OF murder in tue sec.
opd degree and remanded for sentence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT SrANToN.-Qu a
large and enthusiastic Temperance meeting was
held in the Public School House, at Stanton,
last evening. under the auspices Of Aurora Diyi-
sion Sons OF Temperance, which turned ont in
regalia, aud made very creditable appearance.
The meeting was ably and eloquenty addrc red
by Rev. Fielder Israel and Geroge Day, oi this
Citv Mr.. z Pickels, $. n. Fogg, the Misses
Holm and Miss Day formed themselves into a
choir and sang some excellent and cheerful mu-
sic during the evening.
This is the first OF sarios o. meetings to be
hold throughout the couAty = L---!i Of tie
temperance cause.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18
Lotta on Tuesday.

Iotta on tuesday.
Chestuuts are scarce and dear.
Crowds gather quickly nowadays.
For the news, read tine COMMERCIAL.
The organ grinders invariably come on Mar
ket days.
No more Sunday trains to New Castle after to-
morrow.
The Kaolin freights on the ". a W., yesterday,
were very heavy.
The sale Of Mr.. Reads library will be contin-
ued this evening.
Landenberg rejoices at the solvency Of its
great head-centre.
The fall fashions are out, and the churches
are we'll attended.
Anniversary services at the Old swedes
church, tomorrow.
Go to the McClary building Cos Market street,
tomorrow, for your mall.
Remember thAt a change goes into effect on
the Del. Il. K on Monday.
A sabbath school Anniversary takes place at
Calvary church tomorrow.
Have the water-renters given the notice Of the
Registrar their attention.
sneezing places on the W. & ". - Garrett't
snun aud Fell's spice mills.
The statue mas not been replaced on the foun
tain OF the foot Of Market street.
The Diocese OF Wilmington will be consecra
ted to the Sacred Heart, tomorrow.
When the depot improvements are concluded
the changes will lie quite beneficial.
Revival msetings will probably commence a
the Union NJ. L. Church tomorrow evening,
The Great Chiefs, Imp. o. Il. NJ, visited Del
aware Tribe, last evening, and received heart
i welcome.
+. A Price, Of tho Howe Sewing Machine Co
has bought Of p. Taggart two three story brio
| houses III 4th street, for $500.
A public Temperance entertainment will b
| given in McClarys building, on tuesday evening
b7 Good Iuteut Division y. Of I,
Babcock Il Bro. at 2O6 and 2Os Market have nc
| suspended, but receive checks in payment {
their large stock OF boots and shoes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18
AuHffs.

AfoTICE-An adjourned meeting OF the eredi-
~ tors Of Mesgrs John McLsar son VIII De
held at the hal :of the Wilmington Institute. on
THUR DAY, 2ad inst. at 3, P. NJ TIE meeting !.
to he o. the credit'rs exclusively. By request OF
% oaFs4i - WIN @. GIBBONS. Chairman
NJOTICs-Ro6 ?. Carey has made an assign
~ mcnt Of his estate for the benefit OF MS credl'
tors, to the Undersigned, and all persons having
claims will present the same, and those indebt d
"tS octis.T 'T9 PA' "'A' GEO C. MARls, Assignee.
NOTICE - WILMINGTON INSTITUTE. = Per-
~ sons desiring to become Stockholders OF the
Wilmington Institute are notified that the assess
ment on each share for the Temaia ader OF the nall
year, a e., until December 9ist, 1913 has been re-
duc'd to one dol VI. Shares may be had o. the
ocJ6-W&Stdec1 LibRARlAN
NOTICE The FIRST Mortgage Bondholders OF
~ vi mington and Western r. X. Co. are re-
crested 10 meet at the Board Of Trade Rooms In
the Masonic Temrle, IN his city, on WEDNESDAY,
the 29f tus, at 80 p NJ 10 hear the report OF tne
comm ttee appointed at former meeting. octle'et
TINHE RRPRES ESrATlVR OF AN NfGLISH
urn is AZ present in New York appointing
agents for articles Of great CONNIE ciel valne. and
endorsed by the aiding merchants in both cont-
ety.. Address Box s,954, New York Postofiiee.
oc li.st
ATUTIIR 10 WATER RENTERS. = All per-
~ sons who have sold pro 7erty d ring the present
year, must give notice In writing TO the Registrar,
at the once of the water Department bsfjre the
3Oth day OF November 1873 and insert in the notice
tue lme Of The purchaser, and number Of the pro
perry purchased, OtherU ise they will be held Ia
Ole Tor the water rent the next year. Also all per
sons who may wish disc lntnue the use OF water,
or any portion of Il, most give notice as ABOVE and
pay 81 for drapinR ferTule. No alteration Will be
made In any bill after the above date
FRAhK A. TAYLOR,
octl1, ,tnovsO Registrar.
RyUTICR-la hereby given that The undersigned
a sisnee Of R. 4 Hayes in Bankruptcy.
oct9 ltaV3w FRAN X NOLkN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

SroP THAT 1T is time stop was put to the
practice the boys are now addicted to Of singing
slot 80 freely about at dogs birds, window glass
and peoples faces. Much mischief is done by
the practice, and no good that can be ascertsined.
We believe there is a special ordinance prohibit
ing the zlinging of shot. We call the attention Of
tie Mayor aud police to the subject The birds
which are accustomed to frequent our streets
are being rapidly killed of by the boys, and If
the practice continues fortnight longer, thUre
will hardly be a bird left
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18
soossue.
MERrIEas TIM nEvENrsa.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. I. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows HAn. Sd and King
MinquA Tribe, No. s. 1. D. II. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X Of p, al Knights
Of PythiAa Hall, 2i1 Market street
Asbury Lodge,L o. Of @. T.. at 5th and Market
Streets
Eden Division, No. 6, 3. OF T., McClArys build
ing.
jefferson Council No. 10, o. U. NJ, at Mo
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. o., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

SALE or WIN. I. READS LIBRARY.-The auction
sale of the library Of the late Hon. William T.
Read commenced, last evening at the auction
rooms Of Ogle & Miller. About half the library
was sold, and the remainder will be sold this
evening. Many of Il Q books being OF consider
able value on account OF their antiquity, elected
considerable competition in the bidding and
brought fair prices. The book Of autographs
upon which Mr. Read set 80 much value, will bt
sold this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

TIE LgQUoR Law TO BE TEsrED.-The refusal
Of the Court. sitting in Sussex county, to grant
caused the liquor dealers to unite, it is said, in
an effort to test the constitutionaity Of the law
and they have retained Jacob More, Esq., for the
purpose Thos. F. Bayard and Jos. +. Uomegys
ED have also been retained by the liquor men
Of Kent county for similar work, it Is under
stood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

Ex IRA CARS TO CoATEsvILLE. Two extra
cars acre attached to the $3.50 A. NJ. train to
Goatesvllle this morning for the purpose Of ac-
cOmmodating those who wished to attend the X
Of T.. parade in that town, to-day. Very few
went from this city, but it was expected that
when the train reached Chadd's Ford the care
would be filled to their utmost capacity by dele
cations from towns along the p. & b. o. X. Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

COMMITTED The kton papers, of this morn
ing, contain reI oris Of the shooting case, near
Newark which has already been reported in the
COMMERCIAL. John Simpson was committed to
the Elkton jail-bail being refused in the case
by Justice Brown and John Briiey and his two
sons were held in the sum Of five hundred dol
lars each to keep the peace and appear at court.
not loaded,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-18

A GRAND SUccEss.-rhe experiment Of organ
izing girls night school, iu the old Board OF
Education room, over Richardson Hoopes
hardware store has proved to be grand suc-
Gers. The number of scholars enrolled is 81
and there is yet room for about % more. The
school is becoming so popular with young ladies
that there is 10 doubt but every available seat
will soon be occupied The scholars are voiy
orderly and attentive to their studies. seeming
determined to make good use of their spa 0
evening hours.