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T'l,roo gront routoa--tho Northwestern, tho
Nook 1sfandv and tho Burlington. d Mlaaouri--
nenrly parallol acroBs the State, at distance
IF t S@D a 10 miles o us S the tlso fa of % ETH Il
borne to market. T1oy nro mailing zan'itica-
torn to dtfroront points, and, In time, win h9vo
feeders draining remote counties. Tho. other
linos nro built 'acow-ways," as ratlroador ex,
pressed It that IL, thoy run noithor nortl, aud
aoutll, nor cart and woat but tako orrntfo diroc-
tiona botwoon tllo cardtnal points. They do not
terminate at important commercial citioH, and
somo Of THO country traveraod by them is un-
yonrs TO como: And, whom It, ia aott|od, these
minor lInoH will ,o simply feodc1B for tho creator
lines, Which must convoy the produce TO tho best
markotB. Mono Of thouo shorter !lineH
aid tho stockaoldotn oro objects - Of
sympathy, for thoy roooiyo no return on the
money invested. The Control netlroa1. for in
stanoo, has issued 4 circular Stating that' tho
operating, md that tho floating debt IL now
eD5O GOO. Of which S524, 600 waa money advanced
to pay ilitoront. Tho Des Nloinea Valley Road is
In worse plight. I cannot conceive why tho
Fort Doiso, was built. E9on at this late day,
the country. along Tho rottto Is aparBoly poopod.
aud. for DO miles north OF Grand Junction, thoro
is nothing but unfencad pratro, stretching away
Ear as the oyo can S9 With aeareey h"t na9o 20
BONO places, tho railroads orc in advance of the
Hettlcrp tlnt thoy had no busuess to DO built,
and being built, thors la no business Tor them
to do.
Tho charters Of several Iowa railroads contain
! proviaionH for thoir
REGULATION ny TIE STATE. -
| When the exclusion OF tho Rock Island Road
| from Dcs hronon to Council Bluffs waa dotor-
minod upon by Mr.. Traoy, tho Northwestern
people,, hoping to rctnfn their monopoly et
! intending to ofoot Donrh Of Directors opposed
to tho extension. Tho Tracy party applied to
tho Legislature to pnss IN net kooping tholr Di-
reotsrs IN power year Soyona o nsasot tie tnG @ for
stipulation inserted By Alr. Doud, Of Van Duron,
that tho rates Of tho roaa should forovor aftcr
! be subject to State control At tho same aeB-
sion tho Dos Moinos Valley and tho Northern
Division OF tho Sioux oity i Dubu4uo Roads
asked favora rolntivo to. thoir laud-grants, and
tho name stipulation was demanded Of oaci.
| rather tlaan 1oso tho logislation the contracts
wa1o accoptad, and these roads arc also at the
mercy Of tho Legislature. By Regulating the
Rock I,laud, tic Northwestern and tho Dnr1ing-
| ton RoadH will bo brought to timo. These arc
| tho most important; tho other roads arc SO poor
TINT legislation oa1l hardly help or hurt thom.
| Stu,
, 1873-07-28

Tho Bishop Of PariH han just asked of tho
National Assembly Of Franco for permission to
crown tho summit OF 1Eontmartro Overlooking
pariB) With On immonao religious odifco, Of
which NJ. Charles darnier, editor OF tho Lyons
Decentralization, writes that building larger
thnn 81. Potor's at Romo and moro beautiful
than 8olomon's Temple ehould bo constructed.
Ho; thinks that mnrble will issue from tho
earth and gold win fall from tho skies, aud that
this tomplo will unite nll tho separate bonuties
;of tho oathodrn1s Of MILAN, Of st.. t'oter, Of
.Amioas OF Rouon, Of Rheims Of Cologne: OF
gtraRburg, OF Pisa, OF Foronco, Of Vicnnn, Of
Vonico and OF Notto Dame do pariu, ''as If Nil
those rnaryola bud boon collected ii ono by tho
divine hand.h
, 1873-07-28

exquisite Will, line and rod, wl,ilo lo throw tho
ho9k toward tho lauglting group With Boaturo.
Of bcaooching agony.
Tic gny tl,rong gradually closel In on tho
fascinated 0shoginan aa lo Bat upon tho bunk
drinking in tho rapturouB acone before him, but
paying ltt'o attention to hia line or balt. Sud,
denly blaok.oyod rori 43 Of about ID caught
mont, landed tic fsholrinan Into tho middle Of
tho Aoequa. Evory mermaid Of tho batoh I'M
mcdiately took lively interont IN rrgating their
capttvo, who only succeeded In crawling up tho
much III tho condition Of Norway rat, =.
Tho wnHtlorwomF- at tho noxt station docfRrod
sl,o never eaw 30 .tch lilo Grando mud On ono
suit Of olothoH in hor lfo aud tho young luaM
hnrd fish to catch, thoao Mexican merlnnils!'
, 1873-07-28
COBURN
Medical Institute,

lb 1T South eoFHoF pnpps 5n ch1GaE' tdr H.
tsostnont aid cs1so of otm nf chronic and sie1lsi
Gtssasos IN hosh Till Institute is
d!ssasss ps. regular graduate q 1u!otHo
Wof and has hid moro oapurlaoo ~ The tsoasnSn ,n
ptiyate discusses tha any physician r Chicago lnnna
iof and poraaaont to hans q ~ GGnu. 1an,s
tn INV sdToss in seaioi anvoloos Address ntters Pr
j. T. CUHUilk, l76 nnd 1T hanih oa1k.st uheSEd "
Acontjnntinl Othco huurs: to y. Ill. oahaass
n 7. ILL.,.
, 1873-07-28

Tho Fourth Of July tornado which visited
tho Wout came upon . marriage ceremony in
Wisconsin, aud killed tho preacher Just III ho
calne to tue words II now pronounce yol---'
The couple arc In aomo doubt aa to tho prcolso
character OF their relation.
, 1873-07-28
THE..TU|R'F!.
Third Annual Meeting Of the
Cleveland Club.
Tho Entrics---s'rospocts for
{, Brilliant Week.

spectal Correspondence Of Tho Chicago 1'f,bnne. ),
.y,>7 otEvE1.4Fp, o. July Is, 1879:
Tho cutrioH for tho s11mmcr~mocting Of the.
~ ,.ata,a Sas hanrn r. ia frnc,y atn,cd H. t,c
Eastern 1"eng mon VINO ro,, are aora snas III
entered entered, tho slate for :no1t rwools mootink is
pnrwnna EIGHTY AND NINETY ENTRIES;
and OF these s1teon noraes pe,o"
Who yhoye boat best recorded no is 2al1S, Plato. roar
nanaght, Jr.' tho gray golalng Century.
nnu nre, ~ pns 10y esiug ;,ono a Min in 9a,eS
J.oot'ou 49,, W. na5 a.as. 49, ho,, -n,.,;,,,,
bcn Mace ontoth osn1. ne rnn eaY o.6e 6eld,a3 n
s,e1aatloi WHOSE ooss is onY, oa' Maitar ~ o@o ~
noxon Or bost9n has pocn nolS n91S< aYs o5d
with oamoEa1 tlyor "nicn ranKh a' 1xiia' ri n.tu
tIeo othere inslae o. ING o tho rigas ~
lorton nnd oanors ere e foeaIaen tRG IiY9s as. aor
Atst nonofe, htn9nku A.nu, nu;u51
and Anos3enn arl arc horo TO .try oenc.nslana '5s
with them IN the 1foo:1oE.au 'a1ao aons tno lss
t9e otaor noae!ea atc oa5tro 10y .a oo ns
n; HqdAnf OF NeW iosa Ivy ~ w. aaa'
Dny 1esstt, VI n- III o,, s,t1,n,33t rost,rG
ing sweGtsor yoara o ana maIno9s IT, o.99
Tom sH1ns1 Young. n % Of ooyeand la ths bay snsro
than, 3:901l, 1llo9o aro but, . corporate guartl
Of tho cavnlcade, but thc List given includoH
moat of tho lor1ca that the knowing ones aro
hctt;,t, m,
'c''o 0' rup nuvrrna
nt.o. -. .,,ans -, .,,,n,l,ar nj ,,c,;,do t,,a
eEu utteen VI aAVAo u: A'1!oo1 "Go
following: XXI
Port Leonard, b., g.; 4 3earB old, Michael Welch
Vicksburg, Miss.
Rorre lilly, not uanod, years old, Michael Walch,
vjchaj,ur1 hfiss :
Da]rh. s.. r. yearo old, Andy Dnrnce Cleveland. :
Molly Mcintyre, b. T., 4yeara, Andy Darnos, oleyc-
land. .o,.. .,,,, 1,,x,., t,,avo.
,ond u9oFs0 o'of'ns' D. ~ so"'' 11nus oA'Ao''
Nc,fs 1,s,, b. m.. yours, O. Edlc1 1,ainbridgo,
Ohio. >!
Loono, b. m., yearv T. L, Bush, Fremont, Ohio
Nathan oakes, b; O., ye1rs, John bily' Illinois.
Tho excitement tonight 10 manly concerning
tho exploit Of young horso, 4amo Wttnesa,
, 1873-07-28
.Appleto1ls' Journal.

Monthly Part, No. IL. containing Vookly Numbers for
July. Trfuo 10 oonB.
Tho Monthly Parts o& AprLEroNs' JOURNAL consplcu-
ousiy exhibit thu large quantity mud tho great vArlsy Of
choioo popular erAtuso afforded by this periodical.
, 1873-07-28
THE rlo0RA1fA1l
+ tho meosing iB as follows.

Tho purses foot up to tho handsome aggregate
OF es000O, and as tits ia the frat meeting Of tho
seaaon under tho auspices OF tho National Aaso-
est By tho sporting brethren In all quarters.
There lB no really noted trottor in tho country
not entorod for ono OF moro Of the purses, and
the list OF promising novicea is exceptionally
large. Nothing but tho most nnpracticable
weather can now prevent the Cleveland meoting
from being ono Of tho most interesting and euc-
oeaBful Of tho seaaon. +. IL. H.
, 1873-07-28
Harvard University,
l.898n74.

Mcnhorn Of ono dcpnrtnnut hhvn right To Ettod loo.
turcs "n fncitntions in otor departments o TIM Uni.
vcraity without paying additional fpea for example, Law
studenta ay aond o1orcsoa oy plonuo In Harvard
College, Medical audenta tho o1oroisoa Of tho Scientific
Bohoo1, otc. ...." f ..H
Tho deErucs Of Maaor Of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy
md Doctor Of soonco aso opna to Daoolos ot oher
Rsltusaons
Tho roar bcRna IN all departments on Thursday Bent
as, 1873. Examinations for admission 10 HARVARD
C0LlEGE, tho LAWHENCE BO1I:NYlFiO SCHOOL,
tho MINING SCHOOL. ard tho DUSSEY 1NsT1TU.
TIoN will begin on Thursday, Sept. cs at a. III. Tho
examination for advanced s,audtnR In the MEDICAL
SCHOOL takon place aopt "a fur ndvauoed standing in
tho Law SCHOOL, Sept Is.
Tho University Catalogue tncudinR examination papors
Of 187-s9} may be obtained from CHARLES W SEVER,
Dooksoor, Cambridge; prfoo, 20 cents. Circulars do.
ecrtbinR tho several departments may bo obtanod ao
pllcatiou to JAMES ". HARRIS, Secretary,
CaubridRg. Mass
, 1873-07-28
The Cerebral ConVolutions
Of Man,

Represented according to Original Observations ospo
pocal!y upon tloir Development In thu Fn.ua. In
tondod for tho Uso Of rh5sioiana. ny Alex. Ecksr
Proiossor of Anatomy. ou., In Mo University ut Ete-
burg. padeu. Translated by 1sobort r, Edos, II. D..
frol., syo. Cloth. lexlblo. Pzico, sl.a5.
, 1873-07-28
MEDICAL CARDS.


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, 1873-07-28

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I.
Introduction to Roman Law,

IN TWELVE ACADEM1CAL LECTURES
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, 1873-07-28
.Ahoat and Ashore.

By Jas. Fonmoro Cooper MILES WALL1NGFOnD.
Asoquo1 to 'tAfoat aud Ashoro." ~ jas. Feni-
moro Cooper
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PREVIOUSLY ISSUED:
l., The Rpy. t8. Thu rratrtp
q, The F1nt. .. Ianol Llsicofn.
i, Red Rover. ITO. Won't of Wisl.tou {Ysb
1, Tho IleurbfaJsf. III. Thu WAtcr. Witch.
B., Tho Pathndrr. lie. Tho l}ln1n.
d. Tho IAst OF tho Mohi-i1J. Mercedes Of Castillo.
cnns: III. Tho Two AdmIrais.
z. Tho Pioneoss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06


On Sunday last party of Swedes got together
at the Republic mine for the purpose of going a
short distance from the location on fishing
trip. Two brothers, Swan and Emil Johnson.
we're OF the party and as they proceeded toward
the fishing point, stopped TO obtain knife to
cut tishng-rods at storeroom where small
quantity of nitro-glycerine WAS kept, and eXplod-
ers were made from gunpowder. Swan was the
principal blaster Of the mine and Emil miner.
Emil passed into the building smoking pipe,
while Swan remained in the open door, and the
rest Of the party moved by. Scarcely half
minute elapsed before tremendous ex 1losion
took place, which so completely demolished the
building as not to leave vestge OF it, and tear
ing and puverizing the two men so as to almost
atomic their bodies. The concussion on the
air was 80 great to rock the buildings IN the
neighbOrhood. The party which had passed es-
capped injury.
There were between twenty and twenty-five
pounds of glycerine and but small.quantity of
gunpowder in the building the larger portion of
these explosives being kept in vaulted maya
zine some distance from this point, and it is
supposed that fire was communicated to the
powder from thepipe which Emil was smoking,
and hence the explosion. Swain being an ola
and careful blaster who had experience in rail-
road employ, and with the Republic mine since
October last should undoubtedly have been
more careful and 1t seems strange that he did
not observe Emil's pipe.
These brothers were natives OF Carlsbad,
Sweden, where their parents nov live and were
held in high esteem by their employ
ers and comp4nions. Captain Pasco of the
mine, had the remains gathered with the great
est care and placed in two elegant collins and on
Monday they were taken to the Swedes burying
ground at Ispheming and inferred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

More About Jay Gould and his Enterprises
The Long Branch hetcs publishes more de-
tailed statements Of the enterprise of MIR Gould
In its issue Of last week, after giving account
Of his railroad project in this Stars, 1t says
/" The New Jersey Southern Il. Il. Co, nave in
addition to the above contracted with the b. a o
r. r. Co, for the construction Of ferry across
Chesapeake Bay, the boats for which will be
similar to the one building to carry freight trains
between Sandy Hook and New York and will
accommodate 30 cars, The completion of this
great enterprise will give new route to the
South and West, being much shorter and more
direct than any other. Freight can be placed on
the cars at New York, and go direct TO Baltimore,
without change 1t will enable citizens Of Bal
timore desiring to visit Long Branch an oppor-
tunity Of leaving that city at tea O'Clock in the
evening ard arriving here at breakfast time the
following morning, without being subject to
change Of the cars.
The Ne,rs further say that the Company are
pushing the work forward at a rapid pace, and
will expend, in ready cash sl,5O1,OOU in per-
fecting their arrangements
WHAT MR.. GOULD Is DOING AT LoSG BRANCH.
jay Gould has purchased all the land in
cluded in the Cooper aud CJrlies estates on the
northern shore Of Long Branch Brook aud Pleas
ure Bay, with one and one-half miles Of wat
front, where it is his purpose TO build up boat
ing ground. From here boats have free access
into Pleasure Bay and the Little Shrew=berry
River. and thence into Shrewsberry River and
out to the open sea. II is said bv oarsmen
that they are unsurpassed for boating purposes
by any waters in the vicinity Of New York Mr.
Gould has obtained possession Of all the lands
bordering on the shores which were most avail
able for these purposes, and proposes TO build
another branch OF the New jersey Southern
Railroad, by which boats and boating parties can
be taken to the waters edge A line avenue
will also be laid out for driving and the New York
Hotel will be fitted up a restaurant similar to
Moons on the lake at Saratoga. II will be call
ed the Riverside House, aud the grounds the
River Park. The latter embrace more than 50
acres, and costs $50 900. Though purchased by
Guiding some OF the stockholders in the Mon
mouth bsNch property"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

The BOMBAY HOOK r. R-The smyrna Times
says Matters still progress finely ON our new
railroad Irack-aylng been going on since
Wednesday last towards the Bay. The p. w a
d, Co, has allowed the engineers TO tap the
smyrna Branch rokd at Spruance gate, whereby
loaded cars are run oil gu the Bombay Hook
road. The officers Of the r. W. a Is. road.
Messrs. Hinckley, Felton,, kinney and others,
held a conference with Mezsrs Bingham. Sne-
den, and Others Of the South Jersey. at Clayton
on Thursday. The object was to decide where
the new road should cross the Del. road
point south OF the depot, near the Md y Del.
road was selected.
We are informed by Mr.. Bingham that the
steamer JOHN Nelson mas been purchased to run
across the Bay Temporarily until the regular
steamer DetIpare. now under construction is
ready to take the route. The Nelson il to have
tracks on her deck 20 lransnlrt cars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

The NEW Court HOUSE A site for the New
Court House, at Dover, was selected Tuesday
by the Levy Court 1t is on ''the green" be-
tween the burnt hotel property and the office OF
G. V. Massey. Esq partially occupied now by
the office of S. e. Laws. 1t il owned in part by
@. S. Watson, of Milford. The price to be paid
is 81 900. There is objection TO the action Of
the Levy Court IN this purchase 1t is stated
that the court house could be erected over the
County Building for less than half the sum
that it will cost to build one on the site selected
100000, 1t is thought, will be expended in this
job, whereas so. 900 would have answered for
the other site The county is to be run to a
heavy additional expense to please Dover. ac-
cordlng to the dissatisfied parties.-Smyrnd
Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

The eighteenth annual Convention Of the Ger
man Catholic Benevolent Association Of the Uni
ted States concluded its sessions at Detroit yes
terday. A telegram was received from the Pope
conveying his benediction TO the delegates. The
Convention will hold its next annual meeting IN
Rochester.
At Waco, Texas, on Tuesday night the Jail
was surrounded by gang Of armed men, who
secured and locked in the keepers. and then lib
Grated the prisoners, twelve in number Several
of these liberated felons are notorious charac-
tiers,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

LAUNCH OF THE nLNo1s-MANuFAcrURER ABB
Seconded.
PHILADELPHIA June 5.
The steamer Illinois, the fourth OF the Amer
lean line, will be launched next Saturday.
John Wilson, a packing.box manufacturer,
has absconded, after borrowing twenty thous-
and dollars from his friends. He had fallen liz
to difficulty, from mania for gambling
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts Of the city Rail-
rad Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (Where Railroad tickets are held TO all
points from private residences or hotels. orders
left at THE Franklin Telegraph once, No,
:, West Third street, z. Bringhurst a Co.,
sixth and Market; smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market and Il. \ @. Shoemaker 500 Market st.,
will receive prompt attention Principal ONCE, Bag.
gage Room, p, ". and b. Railroad Depct.
j. j. MCMULLEN
sant1s-iV ]. ". SEAL. Prnnr.etnrn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06
Persian Insect Powder.

(Pyrethrum Roseum) an innocent vegetable powder
which ehectually hanishes Ants, Moths Bugs, Red
OF Water Reaches, and all small insects when pro-
perry applied and is pronounced by many furrers TO
be one OF the best and cheapest articles in uHe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

We call attention to our Seidlitz Powders so uni
versally popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and Claim them to be
equal 10 any In the Market fully up to the standard
To be good they must be fresh and pure. THIS is
our special claim, to prove which they need only to
be tried Don't forge the place TO get then, at
FOSTEn'S DRUG STORE,
nj a A-nai ~ L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

The Imperial Pavilion at the Vienna EXPOSE
ton has specially engaged the attention OF cor
respondents Of the London press. 1t consists
OF vestibule and four salons. In the Empress
boudoir the celebrated Vlennese uphosterers
have excelled themselves. The carpets are blue
woven IN gold, the ceilings, doors. and panels
are in white and gold. and nothing can be.light-
or or prettier than the effect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

ASSAULT ON THE coLoRED CADET AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, June 5.
Conyers, the colored naval cadet, from South
Carolina, has been assaulted by half dozen ca
dets, who had been unsuccessful in passing an
examination.
The rioters have been expelled, but are still
in close confinement O'Keefe, a New York
newsboy, was one Of the parties
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

BARRIERS. combs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatum, puts, powders, and bar
bers supplies generally, at very low prices HAIR
pomade speciality, always fresh and highly per-
TUNED. BARRIERS supplied At wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Iala
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

The Media american appeared on Wednesday
In an enlarged form, making it now one of the
largest country newspapers in Pennsylvania. 1t
has also donned a new head, and its Topographic
cal execution is much better, The management
say they have hazarded nothing in the increased
expenses which the enlargement incurs and
We are glad to hear it, for the American is wor-
thy liberal support.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

We have found, from several years experience to
be the most effective prepare ion for the destruction
OF Reaches. Unlike many other preparations they
are attracted by this article devourug &c with great
ayidity aud are not likely to die IN their hiding
places. This remedy Is also destructive TO mice.
All the above articles sold In any quantity and In
formation ncerning their use and nature cheer
fully given by
K BliINGHURsT a CO., Apethecaries
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

We are glad that so energetic and straightfor-
ward man as William Candy is at the head OF
that Committee which has oversight OF the re-
moval Of Garbage. For decayed vegetable mat
ter invites Cholera, and Cholera is only too like
ly to take any sort OF fair invitation.
There is one thing to be mentioned in connsc-
ton with this Garbage removal, and this is that
the men seriously complain Of the quantity OF
water thrown into the tubs. Half the So
called Garbage" is liquid-yes. sometimes two
thirds-increasing twice or three times the
quantity OF stuff to be removed, and greatly add
ing, of course, to the necessary expense of the
removal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice 1avOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds ext strawberry, etc. All
Of the most celebrated max s, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front aud West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-06
SpeftaI Nntttes.


At this season OF the year when all prudent house.
keepers are packing away their furs and woollen
goods andsputtng their houses in order for the ap-
preaching summer, the questions very naturally
arise, What shall we use to prevent the rayages OF
as reaches, bugs, ants &C 2"
The best known insect destroyers, are