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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
ANUAGIOS DlIERiOS.
DOS Ysaasc1 zoui1a y.es q pytu.e
"a iHssaaoia 81 aiaEAas n ) Esaa
eisoo 60 esla Llsa4l

PoE 81 psmeeniM - A.A.s aai.ss - "a -. 80
Elueatst - eeM4AAwg ssas y. a@am MMmaam Gaaa.a
eDntFa - MM3A44 MasmMa am A@Mam - smas6ma.
b. 49, - eFN.AN - S#ksA18 aasaa4@ - aa#
30. naaas - waAwm4mmm go - - -.
pos~s, eagam&tmaaMa lnmaa - &naNNA. - 4
- - - maaAMaa - - > - sssss - =.
Paests- 49, ~ - tlsmknmstsa - 80 -. -
EeTE.lA. DsAsA@ ~ u Ds@sal.s s..~ss =
: 9esaA 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
COLEGlO DE SAN ClLNENTE EA CsDIZ.

IA e@tc esta1strettaIuuto. que estA 4 IA siturn
Ao i"@ mtJofen del ustEanJcso, 50 uatudlan In,
mAtrflAa tutfrapuu5ttGtys a ia a..,,tuta 4n..,.
A.s1aA. sdloiaaa p~agttd4 uOblu asigtuAa Ia,
~AEa@tat@& 9o - faeA@isid ds byrscho AAaI. al
grade de aesuuIasI0 aslngrtru.l.tu., aIIs.T,,.s
iaIeTAo@ Iau aot a. .gaEas4un vtlaeAsl.ss t.,t. ,
81 n1~yoF s@ti1"gU L-a eaaslaaz4s ,I4rt..I.u ss-
laL4 a eaAFau dc las GscgsoaAa sisu4eulsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
Hotel de los Vapores.
CALLEDE SAN JUSTO NUM- a.
Frente al Cafe del Comercio.

La due1a de este establishments participa SUD
muchos amigos y al p6blico general que, habien.
do lntroducido algunas reformas que le
sarlas en- su casa Hotel y consider4ndose este ser
tisfaccion de ofrecer los senior - e,-e :. CO
modo decente hospedage, con una e1 3eiente y
varlada mesa, habitaciOnes ventiladas, frescas V
hmplas, y IN esmeradO tratO en- ell servicio.
Iamblen hay mesa red0nda para los senOres one
quleran abonarse por mes.-Puerto- Rico tie Agosto
1S73.-AM AMIHA A CATALAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
GIROS.

;. BOrras Hermanos, del Comercio de esta
Cadiz, COruila, Ferrol, Habana, LugO, Madrid
Malaga, Orense, Palma de Mallorca, Padrop,
Pontevedra Rivadc0, Sevilla. Santiago, San,
tander, Tarragona, Tuy, Valen ,ia, Vigo, Vive
70, vIllagaGcla C:i yZaragoza.-Puerto Rico, 10 de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
AylsO lmportante.

e. uas naeeflue lsuns susaFx0 dc fohdrl va
49, taasas 4U ssLa Apiiss uueuas ul,u sltaA-
ass - araF ia Ia lvfts ~ san lssuts & OF uii-
Fan ~ taakAs. Ags.4sss. az. ia d"bU FyltS4U4 a
l.la..sls Ful.sa.aa. sAu4uu dr Manila. hugu lts
ssA8a alafa lisss la ale tGApschss.l> Aeon
so tsts ssasa- fsEtssAtsA ~. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
ALMACE N TALLER
CALLE DIS. JUSlUNUAEhO Ii.

II que s9scrlbe Ofrece sus servlcios este res
peiable pubhco, en- cambio do una m6dica re
u GIlDuclon conventional, en- todo 10 que alraza
el siguiente anuncio.
Se hace toda clase de instalacionas de tul .,rfo
pal para gas aqua en- las casas establecimientos
publcOs particulares vs.
Llmpleza de tnbOs, lamparas; composition,
Reparaci0n de bOmbas de sacar aono co,s
trucclon de farOles dc todo 10 concerniente !
noJalater1a. como para todO 10 mencionad,
ctenta con ente1didOs Operarios admitira tam
lamparas. p"~ "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
AL PUBLICO.

riente de los pastOs alta en- Ia Puerta de terra,
una Vaca color hosea negra bragada de blancO,
marcada con las iniciales j. c. SO suplica al
que la encaentre La presente su due1O D. PO-
linariO Gonzalez. Puerto Rico diciembre 90 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
MUM. 153.
PRECIOS DE SUSCRTRClOfg

Por un aho adelantadO en- la Capital y pueblos de
la Isla $1O-6 id. i'd So 50cts-3 1neses i'd id.
$3.--Un id. en- la Capital rs.-Un mes id. en- los
puebos de la Isla 10 rs-Un mum. sueto 2 rs.r
Ell BOLETIN Sc envia franco de porte cualquier
puno de la Isa por conducto de sus agentes respee-
tiVos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
Hotel del "Universo.

FL que suscribe haoe presente q sus muchos
Duehos amigos tantO dc la Isla, como de afuera que
do tOdas las precauciones necesarias para que los
Srs. que concurren su casa sl Hotel del Uni.
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda al frente del esta-
bleclinento ID. Onofre Nicoau cuyo buen caracter
ainaolhdad es va cOnOcido de muchos, iRualmen ,
te 81 de su esposa ambOs estan interesados en- La
mu3ha concurrencia y que queden satisfechos los
huespedes del hospedaje para que as recomendeD
ol estabecimientO d sus amigos.
PuertO-Rico % de Mario de 1S72.-Gabriei Obrador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
Aviso al pdblico.

FL dueno del Hotel la "Corufosa" particIpa q sus
favorecedoIes dc haber trasadados su casa la callc
dc ), JustO no ~ eGcima del estaDeclmientO ttula-
do Los PreciOs FUcs," donde ufrece un esmerado
tratO, mesa abundante servlda con todo esmeTo y
linpeza contando para ESQ con un buen cocinero
Tamben Ofrece mesa redOnda los Sres uegusten
yenlr Conner por neses precios m0dicos bateas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DEL PARTDO DE Los BPANOLBS SIN CONDICIONRR
Giro de Letras.

Sobre C&diz, Sevilla Madrid Dor todas c. n
tdades eorta vista giran los que suscribeD
Pnerto-RicO febrcro dc 1873-Iriarte Herm a.
no de Caracena Comp FIJI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
k.scuela elemental
C0NgLErA
- i lika1E y u n rs Air

- assssas s.sas ssass
Fstssf e. sss.esssna sssssalsas4a
aaees - - 4tssas ssksss -
A&aAss a. tst.sstts sissss4
aaf ANA sassslasssss isa -aasaHsas.s q
A. sg.sa ssA ama<ts - sssaetstsNs
sa@k afsaA asaasaas.At
Ftsssssss @#A g. es#e sasstsas
eA~am -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
PICIIIPEN.
Hero galVanizadO acanaladO.

10 FcallAa Ramos ealle de Ia Cruz ndm. 81, se
Sun l. c4niidad. ds i0p.s m6nos del preciO
easIleute IA lA plaza. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

sAssA Aeata @ssf@sasa6 ess#sss - Tea
#1s sss eAesa esas e. asaAsa 49, @sse se aass @ss
f assAasass@a sEs s4sassss es. zs 4. ssa4
essAss - - ss1ses a6ss4 s. ss4 - - 50
aas So ssssaess Il xsassg.
sas SEP sas ss Asgaa&s eaeass - e. o. 49, ge
ssAs 30 sass Ass9 As ssa aA@ssssa * 8 EssA sss
esseaess ssssssss##H# AsaeeM - As@ss. 4as Z
k#1ssA - aaesse - aase - asAA saesasaaa@ a.ss
q s8a 8 est@s #wsNs s ssseH - ssS ssE ssass@
sssss ssssss'@ s-sss sssas Asss - f FsAsass ~
e&#@A MsssssssN. EssasssAs e Asssass - -
- 8#@#s 81 - sssAe 3s4A
sA #sN *A q ! asas a@as >
ss stssa tssssA ss q sssk ssessssk ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

% giFtud de Ia circular que anteeede queda
sslAlisaldA rn al FaniO de pTO OVislOnes al p0r ma
yeE aasnnF bajo Ia rAI0n de ml colo nOmbre.
- MAnasl Gonzales IogiaF. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
LAS DOS ANTILLAS.
EibIca De tabacH, cgarrNW J pcaluraS,
DE -. jose RODRIGUEZFU ZFUENTES
Gale de Tetuan Jreate al cafS del OOmercio.

Cljetillas e 20 GigarlllOs papel Orozur blsnco,
Z ~ tOmando de pesos en- adelante "a
Ia de Is id. III id. "a por y I'd. id. t5 2S.
ld. do 80 i'd i'll. nd - nor Sly id. i'd, S5 81
Id do Is id. grueaOs ID. IS pOr 81 Id. id. 25.
Ploadura pTensada On paquetes dc fb TO cts,
III. en- paquetee sin prensar so cts.
Id. suelta del pals 25
.TABACOS ELABORADOS.
lmperiales el mil s75.
Regalias Britanicas id. a $50.
.CanOnes rayadOs id $50.
Regalla Imperial id. $40.
Id. sObre mesa i'll. $50
COnchas Id. q $50.
Regalfa dc cOnchas i'd $50.
COnehltas ld. N:s5
Breyas ld. $50.
III. cilIndradas superior id. $40.
L0ndros al. 3 ~
kegalia cilindradas en- paquetes de u ia A q
MIllar buenO Id. i'll. l6 Id. ASS
MllaT id. % id Z 10.
Id. redOndO il i'd i'd 10.
kOIA.-El precO del cigarrillo no v ria No,
que el papel emplsadO sea do hilO d de alRodon
In este estaOlccimienlO hay constantemepts
an buen surtldO dc papel dc hlO dc las mejores "a
bTieas do Espana &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
Almacen de hierro
II Il V AR0 VAZQUEL,
nm La ndARxNA.


~ saasa sls Fuu4bg aina1sAtarnto De EufopA al.
49, a. t4s htaFgu t.aLaa agf.a "a Aaga..as
.tstaaA AZ la-a t4sr ed - slifisr .,.,. 81 =.
st~s-H FstA ..4.tt 4g&4 tAt4prAa as vagls Utgass
+He &ssst@ a-..+saa a4ag "a e-ta54 p4g4 o4 t~g.a
$3.50 sss'ss@ sasee eo.sg-siA- h4A-4laa4Ans hss
ssetA2s0. ~ .sA@.s Grade 44rlaala. c.AwAzsaa
sAFs4a~. nasfsa . @sps~ lie atugF3 pa sgpsgiA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
La Andaluza.
.SISTEMA HOLLAND.
lAGl4 ka1-l4 I o. dla I RlEl.l..
IatAm8MAuAn Al wANJE
F~s ~. sails maam~ a.m~a~@@aA
CALAM ga As Itaaa. -- E'NnAgCsa a&ls.

$50 t&Meka assssskAs&A hss&as 80 saaa
ssaseasz As . ssssas a4ssasaeas@ ga sss#saRs
- sssasass As saaaa asssMa saasunss anssaza
Isss ass zsasa - = as&.a
Aa.a@ &east sass aaaa IA a -
a. ts&s#@ tsas-ss 8aa
sssasats ss48 Htasaaa4 "a.
HeAaxea
- ssasssaw ssass.sss ssssEss~ sssbs
sRa > Rsa3@atases &as &a&s.a "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO

Lamparas dc cristal meta. hierro do vo,io
classes; bombas para idem lara sacar apns. tn
Oerla 0e plomo, hlerro D metal; llaves para ga.
agua' Krahdes chlcas; porta-bombas v mt
cheIos dc Varias classes todo 10 concernient,
al alumbrado. '0' 4'ioii'
VIdnos pianos de distintas dimenaones nara
taroles, vldrleras otros usos.
por uitlmO otras muchas cosas que pueden
verse on el cltad0 establecimiento.-Fu
Alc0. setlem0Ee 70 do 1873.-J. II. Steiuacher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
Los PLOkE5

-4kL BARON Won EI>EABEt. @ cou.t.ta t.,,l,.. lo
das ca q oLei del inverse, doudr tcus toaos ID.
- 20 l"s"t"a - mayor pAItc du su ia
ccsl FAlacnto uu 4cua as Paris
FL IN. Ia aAhUN tOS EtsF.AIBkktt tlara .,,,..
~ o-Co para 4us puurua. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
CIR Gu L. A r /.


Muy aeh0r miO: In - de Boyiembre pF6ximO
EaaadO hean0s dianelto Ia aOeisdad meTeantil
gnr sifalsa en ssta plaza hal0 ia rAz0n dc Rive
- LionEalsz poF eompga absolute, heeha pOr
81 ssselg u. MAnnsl Gonzales Ioglar, del active
y pAslVo del que CO responsible srgun 10 acre
dlia 4 o0ntin aaeion --Rivera Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

PREOIos DE AKUEcIOs

H@.aH sss hn@As d imPrssiou, rs. ia. ca pa
sAnla, as efn. h hnsA. Los sasoTit0res pagIan
oss. Los anan.ios psF mssss Ahas . PnbliearAn
prec .enoienaAes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
LOS DOS AMIGOS.
ilHAa& 4laA tE1a Ill
dr !AA melora Tegaa de Comerio
Rlo l. Plata
DG .aNr1a mamAas Ata.

DG -aNr1t = ntnA1s ata
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

John Il. davit, Rec. See'y f. A. Barnard. Pres.
Samuel ID. Tilman. CORES pOnding Sec'y.
New York, November ~ 1872.
This simple and ingenious Mach hine is us useful rs
the Sewing Machine. and Is fast becoming popular
with ladies. in the place Of expensive needle work
its work being much more handsome. requiring less
time and not tenth part tue expense. No lady 5
toilet is now complete without it. A machine with
illustrated circular and full Instructions
ceipt of 81, or finished in silver plate for e2.75
Address The Mckee Manufacturing 20,
800 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS. WANTED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
rAaersael. ansr,no E,ra,e,.

The man who appaTantIy displayed the
least emotion IN the Court room, when the
Virdlct was rendered by the Jury was Udder-
zOOk himeef, whose earthly doom It sealed
forever. lie Razed steadily at the jury as
they each In turn pronounced the vlrdct, and
when leaving the Court room, for the Jail fixed
MS nat on his head as carefully a5 though he
were not interested. A cOrresl Ondent says
ScaTcely hid the miserable man entered his
cell when his wife was announced, and In com
pany with one Of the undeTkeepeTs entered -
Inc interview lasted 80 minutes, and seemed q
an Affecting nature, az one would suppose UNI
der the circumstances. His aged mother was
his next caller. She wept but the condemned
had no tears.
The man who could in cold blood kill his
brother, and in the dead hour Of
night alone, and In the woods, cut his victim
into pieces, and bury the remains, had no
tears to shed In sympathy with his heart-bro-
ken mother.
Two of the principal actors in the grand
conspiracy todefraud the insurance companies
are now at reSt-One sleeping lin the quiet little
graveyard at PenningtOnville, placed in his
grave by the hands of strangers tho second
conspirator, Undertook, is also at rest, so far
as the world goes, and before long will pay the
penalty OF his crime.
A. Y. G0ss, brother to the murdered man,
Is under S10,O 900 bail, charged with perjury
aud before sixty days he will also be away
from the world, safely lodged within the walls
ent has been the end from what was expected
BY those who planned this great fraud.
The prosecution was not well supported by
legal talent, and if the evidence had not been
so overwhelming, the prisoner, with tho aid
OF his counsel, would have cheated the law
Mr.. William NJ. Hayes, the princiIa al attorney
for the commonwealth, had only been in the
case week prior to the trial, and had not
the time to perfect himself In its Details
The District Attorney Wanger is curious
specimen Of humanity he has always insis-
ted on his sole ability to manage the case with
out help Of any sort, and when, at the eleventh
hour, he found himself unequal to the task, ,Mr.
Hayes kindly consented To help but Mr..
Wanger insisted on conducting it in his own
way.
Mr. Hayes was not allowed to address the
Jury, and had not it been for the clear, logical
charge OF Judge Butler TO the jury, it is the
universal impression of those who had wit
messed the Ine1llciency of the District Attorney
to contend with the able counsel of the prison
er, that the VIrdict would have been one Of
acquittal.
The jury were out for forty-five hours, and
were furnished with but two meals each day.
What sleeping they did was done on the floor
of the jury-rOOm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
THR PRE0Nl lRs

Of thesiek room have dlseov erbd that 81 Tfrnaas
Enefyeseent Seltzer Aperient, they have = tonie 4
tebrtiuge. Laxative, 4 diurolie, q eoFPaeeiVa' .
regulating aud anti bilious meieine. EQUAL 10 ali
Ordiaary exigencie8 and gd0d ibF every ailment al
the stomach. the bowels thS nhfves th0 mueeles
soId6s all drasEl.i. eslls.lanAren
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

WAm1aga00 ana western n n
TA&8 EABa.R.
IALL AND WINTER ARAANaRMRHfs.
Common0inR OoA lat
- kEain9 wilIFua e fall0wS;
tsgO Nn9lnSt toa " - =. aAd So RR.
1oeyo Lan9enbeR9 G, q m 0nd 20 y n
AArf.vo e Nil1iPRton I s. 3 .. aad So Sm.
1Anbnnr,4iSSr - Ha1seAbsg8 II % Q. n, and Ob0Rm.
COGNBCt1OnS-TFAlMs I0aViNR WilmingSs1 =,
10 % n With tFAiA IeaViag Phiis1Slpkia SI nj = -
IfAtns leaving Wl4lnGtsa e S S . = sSSSSot
VITA train Leaving PAiladalnkfa a d n n
Tfala aIfiyin9 81 WilminGtoa a 1G1 vith
GstA toR Philaaalphla e u n.
- - afsivi3s q WtlAlaSsOa q - sitA tEaia
sISHsAV Trains viii 6O UitAduua amer Osso-
|. .... DAVID COHNELL. suDt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

A Big Battle has bean going on for yeArs bs-
tween the Consultation of tho Sick On uno ~
and all the Active P0isans fashly called Pssnsdiss
on the other, The Poisons have had ths ksst n
the light. and long list Of the killed can ba fhni
IN every cemetery. But at las( common Sense n
Pu'Aeg stop 70 tais parnieious eoHaiet, AZ last
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

peoot to oelsys Incident b ffslshe busIaaas.
4ak 0aia vii st0p . take aP DGsSsagoFs onlv At
slAdea8 named bue viii lsegO FamsaTtra - anV
SeRphe Plaee. sroeoa nAre1 CoEAsP. StAts Read,
Aa1AeYs AEmalFeaaia a1A sDuReaG s3ts.T = y
tAls 90 vaI @ sitSaTzgS VAsasVa ~ d.
tellso ot tie Company requires r.
he passenger Car herasotoga attached 70 tha
I'll - dteoQ1tiaaod e. tie aboFs data,
1Aa lrNt8ht Train With PaqaeageE CaF aAkaohaA
easieg 1.eslseeea e . ,. y. WI nakS al
isSGasiA af,KENNEY. suDe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
RICH FARMIN NG LANDS |

fok SALE VERY CHEAPi
III E HEST INV VFS1MENT
80 80 rinetuat'oEs! ~, Always Improving in vAlasl
1'e "''" " ne eoIp5try = = made by The adraace IN
Hcdt EstIts ~
NOW IS THE 1CINTp,
,nn 9t acres Si tho finest lands on the Uonti
0t n, IN ,eyer begore in the marke,,t 90; IN,
DEFY co MPErIrlON '''"e' 'u"'
Five nd Ten Years Credit Given. ,.,,,,
tcrest at Six IneF Cent
The Land Grant Bonds of the Comb,Dv t.L.n a.
par for lands. They can now be purehSssd 81 n
large discount -
Eb'Full particulars piyeo pevv Gp;Jo ,v;,h No.
Mas mailed Tree, by addressirg 2 '''N Nv"
.. +. DAVIS,
Land Coa,aissioHer q, =. R.R.
OMAHA Ma.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
pAyk APELSyAIA EILAlnSTOH . nAIEI
SPECIAL NOTICE

o. Aad allsF WEDNESDAY, OslSASs IasA. IN,
passenger eAF VII - aaeaGAsa to tAa kolaAt
Raln isAVias PAilaAelaAta go ,. n, tsP WI
ne IFaln vim slqp a esAsioas e. hlIawa. wAsn
sagnalleds afay hoFsgs II q. ~ LaHAFetlQ ~
Pm yAesles. 81 y - leAekla. = . ,. - tAeR.
L. lsslsi q. ShHsR. 'ssas sssSlS% =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

The BsekNIth $40 Portable hrAnaIiy sew
nag Machine ON 30 Days TrlaIS many alVan-
lAges over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or 50 re-
with Sewing Machine Co. $50 broadway. N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
AGhNTa WANTED.
DR.. CARVIN'S ELIXIR OF TAR,

( recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed Tor Colds. Coughs.
CataTrh. Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting Blood, Con
sumption, and all Pulmonary Complaints. Scrofula,
Erysipelts, Dyspepsia and Goat. Dysentery, Chol-
erl-morbus, Cholera and all liver aud bowel com
plaints Kidney diseases and all affections OF the
Urinai 0rgans-peTfectly harmless-tree from Min
crll OF Alcoholic prOperties-pleasant 10 take and
never known to fail-Price Sl.UO per Bottls Full
particulars with medical testimony and certificates
sent application. Address, L.. +. HYDE Co.
lS5 Seventh Avenue New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

~ q rSh4t 4I1I IN ia SnlpeOt 70 dan lna-
tiOA1 WhaRO tine q RiVon So
MKW CASTLE TRAINA
4sSye nv CAsuo Tor NilmlnRSOn anA RANa@Sa,
- ISa u-9 An and 6.3 P. ~ LsSV0 Efl1inS
Saa!,S SSA - A. h. ~ l-S aAd S5S P. 4. fSS New
sunday TEAin-LSavs WIIminatou "a, Nan Ca.
ue' ~ a. ASNev CAstle fer WilminGtoN & lNP- n
.,,,.. Sn11hA BRANCH TRAINS.
AaeiuSna 70 tA0SS above. leave HnYFN q foR Cav.
ee1 n.O =. n. and rs D. =, LS1yS CisStoS ~
~ yr1eHe9 q n-s AID leo .. n, = RaR0 0SS1Ss-
ger SSoa.T TttA tpaiAsto and frSn Dover, 0a4 StStisas
a. mo,-,,. CoNNRCTIONa
A. 1OyH.skMD; wish the KGRt County anA Oza.,
AnA9l 9 Kent RailFOaaa
AtICihtAY4OA.V With the laEylanA aaA Delaware
A.Aa.AkIRIlNaToN. with The Juastioa ana Br,.h-
A skI,AH9RD cI,!9RD With Tie DOruAssssr aad Dslsu.r.
Al bkTNiR, with II. R..,.,, ~. an.
and WieomiOo and POoODoES RSiiFSSA.
q. u. KRuNEY. 8apk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
nRLAWARR DlVTHTOW.

IMPORTANT NOTTCR-Ia aAAltIoa e tAs Fssu-
n lar AARket 1SAins AOw FunninG. Al RXTkA
|KAMtoHE 1kAIh. CSglAaBS eEes6tsA lgith RaS-
Tn a4a IasTingteA % aAa amer Monday Soptsm
|eeg o1h, lSJA as folloWa: =
4SFyias NilIiaStSs St SS a. n. aaA uloppias
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

nAAH. i. s.s9
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FnltAdolphlAs Wilmington and Bal
umDrO Railroad. tE.
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Darts from The Devil Or Cupid Abused.

A Book just issued exposing the "PERsONALs" that
have appeared in the New York Newspapers their
history and lesson. tyIash Villains IMIly ex-
p0Aeu. Advertisements from desperate men to
beautiful women olandestine meetings how frus-
tfated; history Of the Goodrich Tragedy, tho
result OF personal" Description Of living Broad
way Statutes. Exposes social corruption
Sent on receipt of so cents Address, Unique Print
Ing House. 81 Nesey St. N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
FALL ARRAHaKNKM,

oeVO AS t0nOUG;
w0R1IWAm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Exhibition or 1872.

1T is ingenious and will meet the wants Of even
matron in the land"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
ReglsT0T 8 UrdeT.
REeIsFRa'a oTEIcR.


New Castle COunty. RehgaaEy 18th. 1873.
Upon the application Of Alfred @. NoWiAnd.
Executor Of WlliA4 i. Read. late Of New Cas-
tls hundred, 10 said County deceased, il Il
ordered and directed hy the RssistsF that the
Executor aforesaid. give notice Of the grantipg
Of LeiteTa ISlta1eatAry 0pOn the Estate Of the
d0ceaeed. with the date otgrantnR thereof by eaus
ing advertisements = be posted within forty days
fem the dase ofsneh Letters IN six o. the most pub
lie places ofthe County OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Eatate, q pres
nne the same, abide hy an Act IN each
ease uadganQ EloVlded. And also cause the same 70
be ipaaEaea Within the same period u the Delaware
GazStte, . neuepaper puhlishod N Wllmington, ,ald
10 baeentInuea therein tWo m.entns.
49, AkeIFeu unaaF the hand and SealOf Once Il
lH.s. e legistsF Aforesaid. .At y lev Castle. inNsW
f~-T Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
akaVsWritten B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the ksta g Of
the deceased must prosenttho tame daily ateSled 70
the Executor, on or bessFO February lstA, 1874,
or abide the Act Of Assembly N such oase made and
provided. ALFRGD c. NQWLAND.
Executor Of William +. Read, deed.
AddEVs-NSW Castle. Del tehzl-Sn
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rae eeGitlfIl WiIiS 81 4 MlitSHSif6
oPatnS sc sSgernsIon Snc ana

WEsTPoRT, Conn, April l. 1S73.-In 1906, Mr.
steph@ n Aides, WEALTHY man, formeFiy-of
New York, purchased the house and grounds
known a. COmpO, in Westport, Conn, Of Mrs
Mary Fitch WinaloW Of the late Richard II. Wins
low, Of Winslow, Lanier q Co, bankers, New
York, paying large sum therefor. After spend
Ing vast sums Of money In beautlfying the grounds
and furnishing the house, he married Miss Georgi-
ana Gardener, an accomplished lady, OF Syracuse,
N. T., In 1867. They lived In luxury and ele-
ganee, and werO courted and respected by the
whole village.
Rumors soon spread far and near that Mr.. Al
oen was untaithtGl and cruel in his conduct to-
ward bis wife. Finally Mrs. Alden became con-
WINGED OF the inhdelity of her husband, and In
Stltuted suit for divorce and alimony. The ap.
ptlcation was called up in the Superior Court
before Judge Granger, at Bridgeport on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alden, who is youthful and beautiful, ap
peared In person with her counsel, Judge d. q
birdsall, OF New York and Mr.. Henry 3. Harri-
but was represented by Mr.. =. B. Beardslcy, o
Bridgeport, Conn. The hearing occupied a6ou
one-half an hour.
Mrs. Alden, whose testimony was corroboratet
by her maid, Fanny Larkin, said that Mr.. Aldei
had been guilty of adultery with parties in west
port during the space Of three years; that he ha
lnnicted personal injury upon her and threatens
her life more than once.
Judge Granger granted the petition for divorc
and allmony In the sum OF 900 and costs
about sec, 900 in all. l.lat cI#HTb#a
The case has excited great Interest in Connet
tlcuti and forms the general topic of conversation
In the nelghborhood where the parties arc bes
known.
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DELAWARE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMMER ARRANaRMRMT.
WIZ y TUNWWT
HORTHWARD.

On ana amer MONDAY, July 2eth
klSI2. SUNDAYS excepted, Trains Will
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Inc Mixed Train VII run snLIect 70 doIay8 Incl
dent to freight buHneas. and viii step 0nly ct sta
fions where time IL given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and PhiiadsI
at T. 40 A. N. Leave PhiladOlphiR at 1,01 n. and
Wilmington ct LILO P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINk
Additional to those abOVO, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II IS q. m, and 7-35 p n, LoaV CLAYTON for
Smyrna $40 .. m, and 400 p. m, to make oonnec-
ton with trainstO and frc m Dover, AID stations
South. -
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with ths Kent COunty and Queen
Anne's Kont Railroada
At CLAYTON, with ths Maryland and Delaware
Railroad. "
AtHAKRIN TON. with the Junetion and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and WieOmi0o and POcsmOke Railroad.
". u. KINNEY. Supt