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ON TIE BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON, DIN
NER AND SUPPER TABLE,
LEA / PRRRINS' WoEcsStsEShlrs Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCANS SONS, New York,
apIeod Agents for the United State.


AdePreSsOd, irritable state OF mind !
. weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
NO energy or RnimAtIOnI confused
head, weak memory Often with de-
bIlItating, involuntary discharges. Tho
consequence Of excuses, mental OycrTork or
iudiScretonS. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2s.
It tones up the system, arrests dSchArges dispai"
tina rnsAt-I SEVVm ana uspundCnCyI and rejuvO.
mates the entire system. It Is perfectly harm.
Less and always efficient. Price q, for a package
OF Eve boxes and a large q vial Of powder, which
Is important In old, serious caSoN; or q per ingle
box. Sold By ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 600 DRoApwAH, n. Y.
For sale by Logan, List Co.; 3. Booking; T.
J. FInney; James hurry; Reed, Kraft q Co.
Wheeling; ChlS FarIS, Wheeling bland; James
Elliott andJ &N.N. Mercer. BellAir, o.
fRhiQ-anHkW
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by certain prLc.
tIce INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently
learned from owl compan ors or at school, tho
effects OF which arc nightly felt even when Rsctp.
and II not cured renders marriage immpossibe,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
To- Ia kal1
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What pity that young man, tho hope Of bis
country, the darling OF his parents. should be
snRtched from all prospects and eujOymeulI OF
life by the consequences Of deVlRtlIE from the
path Of nature and INDUCING In a eoriaIn setf.I
habit. Such persons must. before contemplating
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Tho Drift Of Money Matters In
Europe.

NeEOm lle tull' NsSVI0I
The causes at work in the chief money
markets Of Europe have a tendency TO
enhance the value of money both in Eng
land and on the continent. The most
Rstute bankers in London, II Is said by the
financial writers, lind ii most difficult to
ioretell the course Of the market even In
the immediate future. II Is asserted that
the French government will be compelled
10 have recourse TO 3 fresh loan Of &4O,
900 900, about 5000 000 900, in order TO
complete the entire payment OF their obi.
cations to Germany. This Is, however,
semi officially denied, q statement having
been issued showing that they had re-
ceived about 600 900 900 out OF the total
subscription OF el40,0O0. 900, IN the short
period Of about seven months, and II Is
reckOned that by August next they will
have received about Gl20, .000-the
amount requiring 10 be paid to Germany
at the time Of the subscription. There are
also other causes TOR distrust TheTurkish
government is asking for 10000, 900 in a
3 per cent loan issued nj 6O Russia wants
E26000OO0. Italy Gl0 900 900, and some
OF the South American republics smaller
sums Denmark, Sweden and Norwry
are about 10 change their coinage and
adopt gold standard, and for this pur-
pose they are now purchasing gold in the
London markets. Even the DlLCh rCpub'
lie, which has so tenaciously adhered 10
silver, have been compelled to fall in with
the times and yield SO tar as the standard
OF value is concerned to the example Of
tho German empire. These are the reas
Ons for the extreme sGnsitiveneSs Of the
London financial managers and the eau
tion which prompts the Bank ofEnglaud
Our finances are go closely interviewer
with those OF England, in coust qucnce
Of the large amount Of our Indebtedness
abroad, liable at short notice to be con-
verted into demsnd loan, that our bank,
erB and merchants cannot too closely
watch the financial signs Of tho times
abroad
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Correction.

We are authorized by the writer Of tht
obituary of DR.. Cummins, which appear
ed in our columns yesterday, to say thai
be was misinlormed as to the physician
under whose direction he read medicine
1t was DR.. F J, LIE Moyne OF Washing
ton, Pa, and mot Dr. Clemens of THU
city, with whom he pursued these studies
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Wesl Ytrrlnla Alanufaetures

Additional census tables just out show
the number OF manufacturing establish
ments in West Virginia, and their annual
products, to be as exhibited In the sub
Joined table. The Superintendent Of the
Census does not claim that these returns
are absolutely correct, but that they are
as near right as they can be made under
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A Wheeling Boy on a Tramp.sA
Brave Lutte Fellow Who Deserves
to be Helped.

"A NaeeIlnB boy on a ITAmpSs =
Brave Lutte Fellow Who Deserves
TO be Helped.
Nrom yOSterdAy'S Pittsburgh rispGsch)
A little fellow who claims TO be four
teen years Of age, but in appearance 10
not over ten, came trudging into the Al.
legheny Mayors Office last night with a
yell worn carpet bag under bis arm. &c
wanted to stay al night, and after some
questioning, admitted that he was very
hungry and would DO thankful for any :
thing 10 eat that might be given him. He
was manly little fellow, and told his
story tearlully but plainly, and with q
straightforward determination that show.
ed honesty as well as economy.
he had been livirg with HIS mother in
Wheeling, his Isihel being dead, but the
glass house in which he worked WAS re-
moved 10 KtkwOOd, and be lest his job.
He found 1t impossible to find anything
TO do in Wheeling, and, with bis mothers
consent, had boldly struck out Tor this
city to ahunt up job" He had prom.
led his mother that Il he could not ind
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CONNER-o1 Mo day, April II. 1873, cTEul
CONNER, aged 81 years
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence on Main tteet, above McLurc street. North
wheelIeE, this, Tuesday, at 10 o'clock A. n
Friend, OF tho family arorespec!IulIy invited &c
attend,
CUMMINS-At tho residence Of his mother
near B!llaire, Ohio, at four O'Clock on Saturday
morning. 9Th inst Dr.. ROBHRT HAELBTT CUA
MINs Of this city.
on Fourth street, on Tuesday tlSth) afternoon al
2 o'clock.
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II you hAvo persistent cough. at a:s. dry and
hacking, afterwards attended with frothy cx.
pectoratlOn, with wandering pains In the chest,
loss Of aesh, &C In all probability you arc tend
ing % Consumption; Il You have naem9ptysis
" blood SplttiuE, even teaSpooEful, this pro.
liability Is Incrt Ased 10 an almost certainty.
II your breathing 10 harsh aud hurried and
deep inspirations provoke short, dry, h3eklbR
cough with cracking sound In the chest, or II
the VOice becomes permanently weak and hoarEe,
there can DO but little doubt that you already
haze Consumption.
II you GrU lreC from dysentcry, hive not lived
In tropical climate and have obstinate diatih0A,
oven tho9sh you have no cough, r0u are likely
II yOar diarrhGG Is followed by tho chest symp-
Q6GO!u.6 c,TtQtntV.
II you are not addicted to enervating habits,
solitary vices VI 1ssoluto life, and aro steadily
losing weight, you are surely tending 10 Con
sumption.
II any or all OF tho above symptoms have dc.
vclOptd themselves In Your case, your only coutss
10 an tmEHEdOts examination Of your LuH1S and
the prompt adoption Of appropriate tr61hH:nt
ln the early stage OF consumption q radical
cure may often bU effected Int every step the
dlsGAse advances, The les certain are the chances
for Ftc0rtTy.
No human skIll, no means on Garth can save
the patient after the disease Ia well established
aud tho lung tissue destroyed. Thousands per.
leu car alter year mat m'gnt nave Dctn kAVeu ny
time and appropriate Treatment.
You pay large sums annually for the insurance
Of your houses against fire, how much more IA
tiOnal TO payR few dollars 10 . well educated
phyeici4n OF experience and kill In these mala-
dies Tor an occasional examination Of your Lungs
In order to tRSur6 them G0GiHSt the dpITO1ch n a
diSEGSS that has SWept ils millions 10 uHtiDIely
1rdreS.
Our treatment, a. tVtR az ohr mode ef applying
IT, seldom tAilB 10 cure C0tarTh, Bronchitis, { Gro.
fula Rnd all diseases that lead to COnsump.
ton. There can DO no longer any doubt Of
the cflea y OF Onr treatment In the ailments ~
which our practice IL mainly devoted. We CE.
anIiR6 more cases Of Chronic Disease In q Jet0
months tnan ply sleians In Ordinary practice SEQ
In q HntiEIS, and our great Suee ~ heir treat
ment is only nc natural result Of our sNtarged
GrptrlGHed.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach Of ell
= Medicines for ali Diseases BY mail and express
TO 8,l parts OF tho country.
OPFlcE HOURS.-8 10 u. 1870 10 8, and $50 to 9.
l. II. LONGDON, A. NJ, II. b.
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
Between Monroe and Quincy, opposite Cathedral,
WHEELING, VIVA.
naHa-
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WARM FOR SALE.

| odUr for sale tho Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, ". Va some
three miles IRON tho limits Of the city OF Wheel.
ing, on or near tho FAirmont Pike, containing
l05 Gcres OF 1rstelasg land, nearly all OF which
is In 1ne state Of cultivation. Tho improve
ments are all OF the bcst, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With all the
cOnyeniences noedful. A large cistern supplies
IT. with ali the water for which rain water Is need
Cd, There IL Also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
bio room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Hmuke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. Tho said land ID
well wAtCred, and n8Ver.failIng we'll at the barn.
There 10 good Vineyard Of Catawba and Con.
cord GrSpes, and q large number Of tho best &C.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, eonsIstIog
O. Apples, Pears, Peachea, PlumB, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost all tho hrAt quality Of
small fruit grown IN this part OF tho country.
ANY person desiring good homo near to tho
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably die.
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will DO well to call on the Subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
Ja7-dAw n. T. WAYMAN.
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HEALTAY DIGESTION.

Life Is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes repnIsiyc;
the body emseiAted; the mind depressed and
melancholy broodB over Jon TUFf's VEoRTA.
BLE LIVT u PIT L. IL the remedy for theee evils;
thsy pIodu sound diges ion; create good Ap'
petite, lmpArt refreshing sleep and cheerfulness
Of mind.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYR IS HARMLESS.
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DATCHELORs HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye 10 tho AtSt h. he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and fnstantAne.
O0I SS p8S6T Tss p enc a
olor'S Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY o
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves the HAlr Clean, soft
and Beautiful Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
New York 'anS1e0d1w
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
N.,,h. V,n,'. Rxn.ntor.

N THE CIRCUlTC COURT OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia.
Martha Krox's Executors
Charles Able and wlieFt al.
By virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, In the State OF West Virginia i ado
and entered on tho SOth day Of October, 1872, IL,
tho above entitled Cause In the Iaid Court pend.
Ing, will on
THURSDAY, tho LIST day OF May, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock A. H., at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, sell at public auction all
that tract or parcel Of land now occupied BY the
said Charles Abe, situate south OF wheeling
Creek, adjoining lands OF Mrs.. Emma B. Carter,
George Roberts and William GoEhorn, and bound.
cd and described az follows, viz: beginning at q
sugar tree stump, an original sugar tree corner
OF surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively thence with a line be-
tween GAd surveys =. 49& degrees, 4. 3 30.1G0
poles 10 the so1th sido OF what IL called tho iu6'
bard rOac, and with the Elme N AN degrees, &
% poles, N. 49 degrees, L ~ polcS, N. 62H de-
grees, Fast 81 $500 poles, thence lcaVin raid
road n. 10 degrees, ". 81 t0.1OO poles 10 an
orig nal llLc between the Calhoun Anu Smith
tTaCts, and With thu same g. 90 degrees, W, rs
pOCs to tho beginning; containing lYo acres
and nve polcF, and being the EaulO tract or par
eel OF land conveyed 10 SAID Charles 4 bic by
deed OF Martha Knox bearing dale tho list day Of
January a. D. 1867, and Of record In the Clerks
Onlce OF The County Court OF Ohio county in
Deed Book No. 81, folio 1S7, together with AlI the
improvements thereon and the Goa! underlying
the same.
TERMS OF SALE--onc. fourth or 90 much more
Of ths purchase money as the pure hGser or pur.
chAserS may elect 10 pay In cash, and tee residue
in three equal iuStSllments Of Bix, Twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of fAle the pur.
chaser giving security for the payment OF The do.
fered instAllmCntS and interest on tho PAmo
from the day Of sale, to be approved by the Com.
missioner hereinafter namod.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
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+ STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Buildin2 Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 800 to $1,000 each.
TERMS-ono-lOurth cash, the residue in equal
InStalmeRts Of one, two and three yCdrs, with in.
tereat. JEo. P. GuEHRIST,
amin AtTnn HIN.
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MFRS. G. MCCOY, 148 MAIN ST.

Keeps 4 full assortment Of Laces, Trimming.
Gloves, CorBetS, including Mrs. Moody'S Gbdom.
inAl CoTPetS, Cent? and Ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
kcrclS and all articles AppertAInIng 70 complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. OFdeB for any.
thing In her line promptly attended to. LAdiOS
desiring 70 purchase handsome Winter CloakS or
W4t0EprooiB would do well to examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere. octi3
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THREE MILEIcE.

Having purchased tho Three Nile Ice Houses
OF Geo. schellhouBs aud J. BedIlIOn, would ne.
specially announce 10 tho citizens OF Wheeling
that am now prepared 70 supply thCm prompt-
ly with good pure leo.
mlI3l CONRAD SRIBERT.
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NnEAP FARM FOR sALE.-@a
~ offer for sale my Farm, containing ~
iU9 ceres, situated within ~ miles Of Bur.
ton Station, on h. q U. Railroad There Is on
tao place new Frame Dwelling, new Stable and
other Outhouses-30RcTes cleared and under good
fence; young orchard; well Watered; well Tim.
bcrOd-Io0u place for Saw Mil.
Address, CHARLES SNYDER, or
ABSALOM RBIGHT.
mRrI-d8w Burton, ". Va.
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Programme for Concert
Al
Second Presbyterian Church,
THIS EVENING.

lBL So.O''ss's.- .'s''s's''sssSIBoA'
Mr.. c. G Mellor.
I'd. song-Relolce G'eatly--"ThO Messiah"
Mrs Walker. HANDEL.
Sd. Duett-BeatGm 10 dIeent. .MILLET.
W. Il. Sheib-Dr. Martin.
Mr.. y. q. MellOF.
9th. Song-Wiih VGTdnre Collaboration"
Mra. Whitney. HAYDEN.
9th. Eong-ConEidGr tho Lilies. .TvFLIPP.
Mrs. Lunslord.
TN. 1OlO.ssss.s..ss.s..s s.s....,ssss.ss'sOLG
Mr.. C. G. NcllOr.
9Th. EoDR-PrAyCr FreItchutE..
miss Fannie McBurnie. VoNWEBEh
9Th. Trio; ~ Si:;S.:t mae w,o voices
10th. Soug-NsZSrcth. .CHAs. GvUNoD.
Mrs Whitney.
Ill., bOlO' ss's.ss'OIkAu'
Nj. G. O Mellor.
Doors open at Toeloek. Concert commence
Tickets Soc. For eAle at J, s. Rhodes q Co,
and the door. apis
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A CARD.

"A
Having sold our Ice Houses TO Mr.. Conrad
SelbeFt, No would respectfully recommend him
TO all our old customer, feeling satisfied he will
supply them with q good article OF pure Ice.
GEO. SCHkLLHASE,
J. BBDILTON.
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nor SALE-OPTICAL & MUSIC
u Store. Established % years. With the
intention OF retiring from business offer for
sails my we'll established Optical and MuGic
Store, With stock and fixtures. II is in the best
business portion Of the city, has large run Of
sst class customers in aB well No out oil the city.
10 be dat q great bargain for tho next thirty
MRS. JOS. CARTWRIGHT.
mal2i a., 20. Box 29A
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special Notices.
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April I4ih.
Pupils will DO received in tho Preparatory, Aca-
dsmic, Collegiate, Music or AIT Department.
New classes will DO organised. For terms Of
tuition, admission, &c Gpply to the President,
PROF. W. Il. MORTON. ap9-dGw
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Samuel McVOy, ct al
BY virtue OF decree made and entered In this
cause on the l3th day Of April 1873, by the
County Court OF Ohio County, this cause was
referred to ". J. W. CoWden, one Of the Com
miBSioncTs Of this Court to take and state an
account Of the liens on tho said real estate and
the amounts and priorItiIs thereof, with any
other matters which the Commissioner may
deem pertinent, or any ofthe pArtIes may require
Before taking such account such Commissioner
Phall give notlce OF the time and place OF taking
nally. or by publication for once week for four
successive weeks in ecme newspaper printed In
the city Of Wheeling, which khtl be equivalent
70 personal service Of such motion on the parties
or any OF them.
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reflect that sound mind and body A;c the mos;
necessary requisites To promote cOnnublal hIp.
pIneSS. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; tie
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view; The mind
becomes shndowed with dcspIir and G!lG1 with
the melancholy reflection that the hspp!leS, VI
another becomes bllphtCd with our own,
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CoNHIss o. ER's 0HFICE, |
WHEELING, April II, 1873. (
Notice TO ell parties interested 10 hereby Civ, Z
that have axed on the l2th day Of May, 1873
At ten O'Clock a. T., at my oice on Fourth street
two doors below the Court HOuee, In the city oil
Wheeling. when and where / will pro:eed 10 a..
certain and Atate the matters In said decree men,
toned. W, ]. W. CUWURN,
Rpl5-rn Commissioner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
Wilmington and western n n.
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRAN0FWFVr

fss@ssSsssss1 Commencing ApTil -th
- S-N4-trains will run as followss-
Leave Wilmington o.. 10 70 a IN. and IS pm
Leave Landenherg 45 10 So a m and 3 70 y m.
arrive at WilmingtO J 55 m / OD and & o. n n,
6Is A5rys At At Landenbsrg %. IL 81 a m and 90 2 N
N CONN 20 NECIiONS-IralnS leaving WlIminFtop ~
~ ~ m with train leaving PhiladeInhIa AZ Sb
N; Baltimore at : % a IN. and Delaware K K ',rSins
arriving at 10 u A. m " - 'iAiHs
Trains leaving Wilmington at * p m. coDns,tt
"lTn tram laeVing PniladelphiA ut % . m
train philadelphia at 5 10 m 49,
Train arriving at Wilmington At % rifb tai,
for Philadelphia at % Q "a '- '''N
Tram arriving At Wilmington at 20 p y, with
tram Tor balumOrs and Wasainrton lt i \ = NJ.
WITH train for l'hilalelphia AMI New YSrx -,
IN. an / with DaltNtr- K K t-ai1s- II d Z. l.
SUNDAY TRAINS
i4atVe Nilmins tnn "a and 20 20 u rp
Leave Landsubers = IN, ana a. n ..
AFrtTo Wilmington 81 "a u anJf .1t
Arrive Lande6erg Il m and : A. p,
Trans arriving IN Wilmington AZ S 81, =. ID, .,a
meet with train Tor PhIltteIphia ato n IN
,Omntbus con aeeti0u- between ~ r..i " mi y
and h DepOts, ani ear. Of the " ii,si ipsl.a -
Railway. DAVID JnNNpTIs g. =. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
TO THR PUBLIC.I

ENO TUE PUBbiC.S
- ne Wilmington and Reading Railroad Cam
eAnY have Completed arraagemenfs 10 carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 20 ant iron All Doints
on the line at ttAeiF road and Wet Oh astor. q (.
Also. TO all potuts en the Fhila1elphia and Read
lns aad CASATissS RA.lrosls. including Reading,
AIietlaawn. Columhia. II HarTlsbnFy Lancaster Dosn.
PQttssflle, &c.
For taStAeF information apply at tue Depot. cur
nSr OF FFont AID Madison streets, WilmiultOn
kxpreS matter sent u Fraaklia TaieErSoh Oeiea
Me- S.West Thtrd street or 90 their cot. FroHf
sAd Madison. or orders lei With MON allen 4 SeSl
eilvsFink aSeAts. wall ressiVs preupt AttestiQR-
aoa-4 Gen1 san1 Vas R. X, Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05

y, The Bee kwith sac r POrtabIe eamIlv asvv-
y ms ~ N Machine ON 30 Days rrialI many advan.
gs9Ve gsSs ever all Satisfaction guaranteed, or so re.
III sent complete with full directions Beek-
WIN SEWING Machine Co. SCI BroadWnYs II. w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
'htladelpnla, Wilmington and Bal,
Llmore Railroad.
DELA WARE DIVISIOu

NfOHIANT NOTICE-On and AFTER NfoDJ,v
4 April 2lst, 1873 Passenger Train VIII lsn ~ -
Ivtu az 80 A. N for Philadelphia. Baltimore ami
! Inc % p m. train from Wilmington with Pbila-
neIPhla anu Baltimore connection will run 10 Ses-
tOrd. A IRVING a. loco p. N. Making ts+ss dali,,
trains to aRd from Seafori NS N@'I'
On and after the above date this COMPANY will dis
Sontlsne running the early morning and sTenInr
trains between Milford and Harrington
II. F. KENNEY gup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05

80 :, se LaLn NlA run subject - dslaFS Incl
I'm 70 irelsn business, and will stop OnlT at sts-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
=. Leave neV Castle Tor VIII nIBston aad PntIadsl
"lmIngt0n At rs p. NJ. for New Castle. N1
49,. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AodluonaltO those above, leave Smyrnn for Cloz
ton ll5j q. n., and 7.3j D. m, LeayeIsisvSoo ~
9myrna $40 a. IN. and 200 .. M, to male oonns.-
S, o2 Eth trans to and fro IN Dover, ald station,
CONNECTIONS.
At row NSkND; with the Il sut County AMI nss,o
AZ pS!tsl o!htAl iON.With the Maryland aud Delaware
At AtnAkRlNGI0N. with the Junction aud Break
Railroad. anA DoiANars
At DELMAR, with the Fa.ts-n sb,-. R,iI....
and WieOmioO and Poeomoks Raiiroad OAN
VI. ". KENNEV CurR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05

In the New Hampshire House of Representa-.
uVes yesterday, the bill allowing women to vote
In the school districts was indefinitely DostDoned.
bill was introduced fOrbldding any circus to
enter the State under penalty Of $1,000.
There are mnltiludes Of butfaloes and ante-
Iopes In Carson county, Kansas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
OFflcE OF FARMERS AND DROvERs' BtvE,

LOUISVILLE. KY. April I. 1874.
Ihts Y 70 certy that there is in the FARMERS,
ir,La PKoS ~ Ems BANK to the credit Of the Third
braTy Of KY. FIVE HUNDRED THOTfSiSS M N
poLLAkS, " which has been set apart by the Mana.
ger 70 pay me quits IN full and will be held bv the
only. F'S' ~AiN sHAs purpose
(Sigued) r c yrurOr, =,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
~ AEE

FOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
- ANY person old or y0unG. CT eather sex, aan
~ ~naAe IRON SlO TO $50 per WoOk, at home day or
v oveGning; wanted by ell Suitable to either CITY
s - SSounuy and any season Of the year. This Il 4
nj opportunity lot for those who are out OF work
TS TS GaPiSa5 bef9 reSuired. Oar pamphlet, 'sIiOW
AZ ~ .MAkE LIVING" giving full IL struetionT.
e1S ~ on receipt OF 10 cents. Address A. BURTON
W, Morrlsania. Westeheater Co. M Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
sPRING ARRANGEMEII,

On ana after MONDAY. Apr;I 21s
- -, lS'5. (5undays excepted. D TrSins v-i