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C,~ lbr. Henry's WORLDS Tonic and
Blood Purifier.

1t IL the graf household remedy. pleasant 20
Ike, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
+! iseases. 1t Is better than Bitters, Cordial
iuchu OF S4rsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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'cription 4. Seven bodies In varfois
stages Of decomposition were lying on ne
ground By .he sid6 of their open grav's,
their skulls broken In and their throas
cut from ear to ear, except the gin,
eighteen mjnhs old, who must have been
sttnngled Or e.se thrown into her grave
awe. She was in full dress, as her grand
mother had dressed hcr that morning.
she was il the bottom Of the grave ana
her father was lying upon her. Inc
chlIds body showed
NONARKs or VIOLENCE.
Tho manner in which they accomplished
these terrible deed, was this On Tue
mouse was posted "Grucefies,' but they
Kept nothing but some wines. TINS sign
called IN their victims. In the floor near
tho stove is u trap-door, two feet square,
which opens in.o rude hole in the
ground, seven feet deep, six feet wide ut
the top and three ieot st the bottom. The
earth outside Of the house does not show
any sign of the excavation. Into tn.
horrible hole Was plunged the unfortunate
victims whom they
MURDERED ~ DAYLIGHT.
The hammer, used for breaking the
"''" 0A'l rs IrtI Nv tl'I''
breakers on our streets, and the handle
are about twenty inches long. Upon ca.
animation IT was found the skulls we're all
broken on The back asd right side of the
head, showing that the desperate deed,
have been done b, r.ght.handed man.
Tho bodle. have all been identified I'm,
two.
Tho Bender family have lived nj thu
place for more than two years, We, all
THE BODIES POUND
Have been killed within the last six
months. ana the skhl shown in this terri
bic work and the festness with which all
traces of their crimes were blotted out, il
the best evidence that their bloody work
did not commences SO recently. Several
hundred persons we're at the scene of hor-
ror yesterday, and lhe excitement is in &.
tense. Every one i confident tina. ha II
IL not yet uncarthed.
rHE WORK OF sEAKCHfSG
The premises still gos on. and what NAV
yet be developed noie can tell, but TIE
people are prepared ior anything. Ia an
old Bible which was found in the house,
and on the faDily-recrd page, was writ
ten In German the following memoranda:
Big slaughter-day. Jan eighth rs ~
And another which read: "Hell de.
parted These were interpreted by ,
German citizen who was present yester
day.
CATHOLIC pRAYER-DooK
Wass'.. found in the house VIII ich con.
'alhed the in'~--ing write" ~ German
johanna Bender, tarn July 80, le.s
r. STRANGE psO
The deputy prosecuting attorney ot
Labette county, appesrei on the grounC
at the beginning OF the search, and FOL
some time insisted on all the rules of ''reC
tape and did not want anything done
until the coroner and other officials came
Great excitement prevails all over the
country and strong effort is being mad {
10 discover this family Of muir inrar.
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No LApY's TOILET COMPLETE I'm
less there be the fragrant Sozodont unto
the breath sweet odors it imParts, the
gums a ruby redness soon assumes, the
Teeth quick rival sl,baAer tint and seems
AS pearls set In a cornl vase. 5.6d&wlw
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EMIGRATION TURN ING !
CHEAP FARMS IN S0UTH-W EST Mo.

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Company
offers .2OO. 900 acres IF land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, II from 81 to 81 per
acre on seven wears time, with tree trans
rortation from st. Louis to all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
smi,rants from all points 10 this land oflruits
and flowers. For particulars address a.
urk, Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo.
l-22.d-eOdly.
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GREAr PopuLARlTY.-Dr Prices
Cream Baking powder and Special Flav-
orings, Nectarine, Rose, Lemon, cts, have
been before the public many years ana
have gained for themselves, on their own
merits. an extensive sale, both IN TINS
country and the British provinces lher
great popularity is mainly due to the
scrupulous manner in which they are pre-
pared, the using OF the pure't and best
materials, with Special reference to Their
healthiulness We never tire OF using
them for they are always the same. Ar
tlcles In which they are used have no d'ss'
gsssabls odor or s'ckly taste. but are Nj
ways enjoyable, s'Sd&wlw
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CONSTITUTION Al Z ESpFNciRs.- The way
IN witch different individuals are Affected
by The same causes Of Ill ease depends upon
and temperament. some per-
sons, for instance, are prone TO fevers, soino
,n hilllous attacks, and others to nervous af-
tections, In all cases where a peculiar sls-5
ceptibiliiy to any variety OF disease exists,
Inc toning, regulating and purifying opera,
ton OF
Tarrant's Eler,escent settler Aperient
WHINE found the sur st safeguard against
an attack. individuals of n bilious ana
ronStipatcd habit. or subject to dyspepsia,
or whose nerves are easily excited, should
frequently resort TO TINS fnifesn,ns sa,ue
no less potent as preventive thm as rem
edy Sold Ivy all druggists,
i.28 eod.dSw Nv, 'i "a '.'.A
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CLASS i TO Bk DRAWN Nay 81. 1873
$3.50 Prizes. Amounting to $500, 900. ID
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Real state.

OGIE Il MmLERs SALE OF LoTs.-We again
call the attention Of all who are, in any way in
terested in the sale OF real estate to the exten-
sive sale of sixty-one building lots, on Saturday
afternoon next. The sale will be held on the
premises on the south side OF the Christians
river, near the Third street bridge, commencing
at 3 o'clock, z. NJ. Included in this sale is the
fine old mansion-house and out-buildings, for
merly occupied by Mr.. b. f. Townsend, which,
together with the rest OF tho property to be Sold
being near the railroads, and river, and many OF
our large manufacturing establishments make
this one Of the most important and desirable
sales OF lots yet offered. The rapid increase on
the value otproperty in that section OF the city.
is still another and better inducement to persons
desrous of purchasing sites for future homes
or to hold for speculative purposes The sale
should, and will, doubtless be well attended
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
rMz PEnissJLA.g
ounas lxEsls ooVNIs-

asa ouEEH ANEB's ooVN1x- sr--- ar.
The 0itinsn (nsvspApar) is for sale
Court begins at Oentreville next Monday.
John W. Perry is building . new store and
dwelling in Centreyille.
The Methodist ProtestAnts Of Wye are going
TO build = new church
The Town Commissioners Of Csntrevil'e have
resolved, buL will they executed That's the
soAxasEr couSrr.
VIM. P. Rider has wheat IS inches high.
Ths Petit Jury dined themselves, the Court
and Bar at the Washington last week. On We'd
nesdAy night, James U. Dennis gave the Court
and Bar champagne snppet-- .
Thos. Davis residence near Kingston. was
burned on Thursday night last. No insurance.
In Hungary Neck the small pox patients are
oonvaleecsnt, but downthe WicomicO tue disease
has broken out.
Fodder and hay, are very scarce. The for
mer sells q from Sl2 to SIS per stack, and the
latter at 40 per ton.
Major Robt. 1 II. King, near Lower Trappe,
died on Friday night last after one hours illness
Of cholera morbus. He was ~ yea~ old. Mrs.
Capt. Thorton Phoebus Of Trappe dis riot, died
on Saturday, 60 years Of sgs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
state Items.
Dustv trAvelil

Dusty travelling on the railroad.
A County Sunday School Association is pro-
posed in Kent.
Weekly meetings for the promotion of holi-
ness are held At Camden.
The colored people are building new frame
school house near Clayton.
very successful Sunday School exhibition
was given at Lebanon on the 18th.
A brick dwelling in Kenton was cold by the
Sheriff, last week, and brought only $500.
The Georgetown Bible Society holds its Annu-
al meeting in the NJ. E. Church on May 4th.
John Hinosley,a section man on the Del. R. H.,
was thrown from hand car, last Thursday, run
ever and seriously injured
Work on the Government pier at Leves has
been almost suspended during the winter 1t
will soon be resumed now. Barracks have been
built for foreign workmen.
The transfer OF the Battle Flags to the His
torical Society don't exactly please the Middle
town Transcript. 1t is afraid that the bitter
feelings" which its party engendered will not
die The memory of it probably never will but
this plea for forgetfulness originates from .
good source.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Camden Items.

From the Commerc al Correspondent
Merchants complain Of dull times, which they
are seeking to make more lively in the city, this
week.
Two 'yorks" were demolished last week.
Plenty of excitement, but no one was hurt.
The scarcity OF farm labor has precipitated a
'strike' among few lAborers, they demanding
Sl.25 per day.
The engineers have completed the survey OF
the Odd Fellows Cemetery Of Kent county, and
the committee are now at work on the avenues
and drives planting trees, evergreens, &c. The
lot contains nine acres, and is within half
mile of town.
A number Of the largest residences in town
are unoccupied, among them the handsome res
idence Of Hon. ]. Clancy Jones. Some Of
them are for sale. ID.
April 2Sth 1878
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
NIiddIetown.

Coon LIBRARY.-Middletown ia ahead OF most
towns on the Peninsula in facilities for literary
information. The Middletown Library, which
has about GOO volumes, OF good and varied works
in it, ID kept in the stationary store of d. l..
Dunning, who is the librarian. An annual mem
bership costs 50 semi-annual p, or quarterly
81. These terms admit the contributor to the
privilege Of taking out book every day in the
week, il desirable. Desiring to increase the
number OF volumes, the directors have engaged
John O'Byrne, Esq, to deliver his popular lee
ture Of 1.-THE Worlds About Us" on Thursday
evening, May 18th.
FROM THE WEsT.-George W. Seitz, from
Muncey, Indiana, has purchased the farm of
Horatio G. Lloyd, containing 2OS acres, for
which he has paid 800, 800, and to which he in
tends to remove with his family in a few days.
Mr.. Seitz is native of Strasburg, Lancaster
county, but for forty years has been residing in
Muncey, where he has been successfully en-
gagged in the hardware business. Mr.. Llovd has
not yet decided upon his future engagements.
EXTENSIVE FRUIT DRYING EsTERPRIsE. sE.-Steps
are now being taken to organize Fruit Drying
establishment on large scale. The new COM
pany is composed of VIM. Sellers and Col
Meade, Of Philadelphia, the first named being
President, and the latter Secretary. r. A. Coch-
ran, Il. q. Fennimore, Joseph Roberts, John p
Cochran, and the firm Of jackson, Pyle & Cox
are interested. The last named have. for the last
two years, been engaged in fruit drying by
the Alden process with very satisfactory results,
and have been Incorporated with the new com
pany. Three additional evaporators, making
four in all, will be kept in operation the greater
part of the year. The buildings will soon be
erected at the crossing of Green street with the
Railroad, and drying operations will commence
with the first appearanceof fruit. This,it is said
will be the largest drying establishment on the
Peninsula
The Fruit PROSPECT. Although, az reported,
peaches have been injured and the prospect for
even small crop rendered hopeless, the injury
does not extend to other fruit, the prospect for
which is very encouraging, especially SO with
pears. The injury to the peach crop is said to
extend only to radius OF 8 or miles around
Mlddletown. Along the Delaware River and on
all the chief water courses the prospect is as
promising as ever.
MIscELLANEous.-En sparrows abound,
and are increasing in numbers j. NJ. Cox Il
Bro. are dong an extensive business in the coach
manufacturing. The fields look delightfully."-
green. The Middletowners are growing over the
prospect of a new railroad enterprise. The
little liquor dealers are cursing the new license
law and the large ones are trembling in their
boots. "A ten year old bad a very large birth
day party at d. L. Dunning's last night. A
wedding in high social position, with Catholic
ceremonies, will take place this evening. e. u.
Med. Roberts says the peach growers are grow
ing poorer all the time, and they are just finding
it out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
SALE OF
Obsolete and Unserviceable Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores.
U. s. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Cos. OF HOUSTON AND GKEENR STs
trance ON Greene Street, N. o. BOX lsll.)

U. s. ORDNANCE AGENCY I
Cos. OF HOUSTON AND GKEENR STS,
Entrance ON Greene street, (P. o. BOX lsll.) I
Nkw YORK, April II, 1918.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this once for the purchase of Ordnance and Ord.
dance Stores, embracing Cannon, Small Arms, Leath
er work, Lead kc.. at the variJus ATsenas, FOrts
and Dspots, IN the United states.
Bids will be opened al 70 O'Clock NJ, on Wednes-
day, the rs day Of MAY, lS8 Tor stores located at
Posts In the following named States, To wit: Con-
nectcut Delaware Indiana, lnnois, Maine Mary land,
Massachusetts Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire,
Island, Virginia, and The District OF Columbia.
BIDS will be opened at ~ o'clo K NJ on Thursday,
the 18th day OF June, 1873, for stores located at
Posts in the following named states and Terrttorea
TO wit: Alabama. California, tlorida Georgia, Kan
sas. louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska Nevada, MOI tn
Carolina, oregon. South Carolina, Texas Arizona ,
Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Indiana, Montana, New
Mexico Washington and Wyoming
For list OF stores in detail, location, terms, &c.
see catalogues which can be procured on applica.
tiOn at the Ordnance Oiilce, War Department Wash
ngton. D. az this agency, or at any OF the
GERS of other posts will furnish, on application, in
formation as 70 what stores on hand al their respec
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids which are not deemed satisisetory Prior 70
the acceptance OF any bid It will have to be ap-
proved by the War Department
Terms cash:-Ien per cent. at the time OF the
award, and the remainder when the property is de-
hvered. Thirty days viii be allowed for the remoV-
al OF the stores. Packing boxes will be charged at
prices TO be determined by the Department.
BlddefB Will state explicitly the post where the
stores are located which they bid for, and win give
the kinds and quantities they propose " purchase
Deliveries W IL only be made at the various Posts
where stored.
Proposals will be addressed to the U. g. Ordnance
Agency, N Y, (P q. BOX 1911 aud should be en-
do sed Pronosals for Purchasing Obsolete and In
ssrviceable Ordnance and ordnance Stores" with
the names OF the Arsel ais, Forts or Depots where
stored, and the names OF states or Territories in
which The stores proposed TO be purchased are To-
Gated BY authority o. the Chiet OF ordnance.
s. CRISPIN, Breyet- Col. U. s. A.,
apT2S-6t Major OF Ordnance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Societies
MEETINGS THIS EvENrNa.

Hope Lodge, No. 21. 1. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Bird and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Of T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. s, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge No 8, X. of r., at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of F., at Ferris &
Garrett's Building, 50I Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, /. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall. AIS Market street
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
proposals.

DkOPOsALs
CONSTRUCTION OF ICE HARBoR PIERS, AT
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
U. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE.
1873 Chestnut Street,
PHILAIRLPHtA, April IS, 1873.
Sealed Prop sails in duplicate, with copy of his
advertisement attached to each will be received at
thi. ONCE. uutil THURSDAY, May Qqtn, 1873, fOr
supplying and putti z IN place sheathing, tenders
and W. odeD ladder for one pier and stone super
structure with iron work for another pier.
BLANK formA specifications, Ao., can be had on
application TO this once
the right to reject any bid is res rved.
j. ID. KURTZ
apT296; Lieut. C l. VI Engineers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
The urf.
scuurzES PARE oPgSrse 1Ror.

scHUTzES PARK OPENING TRoT.
Quite a number Of improvements have peen
made at Schutzen Park, since last fall and
among others the arrangements Of the track
somewhat changed and it has been put in good
order.
The opening trot Of the season will take place
on Saturday, by the horses Mary Lizzie and
Iopsey, their owners having entered them for a
purse of 5000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
IMrrovrnrNrs Ar rnEP. w. AB.R.R. ID

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE P. W. & B. R.R DEPOT.
The little watch house on the corner OF French
st and the Railroad has been removed and an ad-
dition is being erected to the large brick build
ing. on the same corner, formerly used as a
dwelling house The old pAling will be torn
away and when completed for the purpose, the
offices Of the Delaware Railroad department, will
be removed into this building. This will make
a fine improvement ON the shabby old offices
now occupied by the officers and employees OF
this road
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
SIM too cool. for this saaaon.

Chas. A Massey has opened 4 grocery store
at 305 King Street.
Jessup & Moore are increasing their force of
workmen on the improvements on their St.
Augustine paper mills.
man named Hayes who resided on Poplar
street. near 4th, died suddenly yesterday from
an attack Of pneumonia.
John Wilde, Esq, Resident Inspector OF Gus
toms at Chester. died on Sunday. He was a
prominent citizen, and influential Republi-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

MusIc--We are now under obligation to Rob-
ellen Il Bro. for some of the latest music-three
songs entitled My Evening Thought was OF
Thee 'Dnna Forget yer Mither, Sandie,' and
Il have no Home
]. b. Lippincott 4 Co also send us, through
Buughman, Thomas & Co. book Of Temple
Authem=' for the service OF the Sanctuary,
containing selections from Beethoven Mendel-
zsohn. Moart, II sydn RIssini and other mas
ters The work is edited by Rev. Robert Lowry
and W. Howard DoaLe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

IL PRIsoS.-That prodigy Of a color ed man
who could move his heart 10 different portions
of the body by certain contortions of the ''hu-
man form divine is now lAnguishing in New
York prison. He was arrested in Peekskll for
Offering insult to some ladies' Of his own color,
and si1 months imprisonment was his reward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

B-Sots for Spring.-The wiHter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may Lot
have ceased 70 blow, and our city tailors have al.
ready made arrangements for Spring garments fol
the people. Ar. JOnh II. Nuhlhausen, at AIS King
street. especially, has laid In beautiful stock Ol
ooatngs vestnes eassimeres, &c, for Spring and ii
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dresse
customers lie IL also having his store papered and
painted that thing looks as bright and fresf
a. d new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

A Weir WELL FILLED.-Rev. Geo. II. Smyth
fills a BUSY programme during his present
visit with us. Last evening be preached to q
full house at st. Mary's College and married a
couple besides. This afternoon he assists at
another wedding. Tomorrow morning he will
baptize several children, and will leave in the
noon train for Washington. Mr.. Smyth has
many warm friends in Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

TIE CHAMPION BASE BALL CLUB.-The Della
ware Base Ball Club, at Seaford, writes to claim
the championship Of the Peninsula, and offer
ing to accommodate any of the Wilmington
Clubs that may proffer the m challenge Let the
ambitious base ball players OF Wilmington make
a mot nf fhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
re BUILDING LOTS
PUBLIC SALh,.
Win he sold at Public sale, on the premises,
On IhuTdaY, May lst, 1873.
At BY O'Clock, p. N.

Those very beautifully ocated Building Lots,
fronting On Sixth, seveuth Hawley and Neub sts.,
extending from tha City OF mingt0n, and are but
few squares from ths City Line. he situation ia
nigh AID healthy, and we think there Is u large
anunnt Of building sand on IN property. Remem-
Der these bulld LOIS are outside OF the City, and
lher.f re not suUjsct To Guy rax. The ground rs
nigh and beautiful with goOd d cellars; lney front
Oh sixth and Seventh streets, as extended from the
City. They Will be sod on easy term, 70 suit poor
men
TERMS or SALE-Twenty per cert. on day of
sale, and the balance to b. divided ia two notes
payable In three aud ak months, with interest from
dag OF sale; and those VINO pay tue whOie OF the
pu chase money, within ten daJ after sale will be
purchase money. When the abo,e terms are coln-
pied with, deed will De given clear OF ali lucum-
bTances.
Be sure to attend the sale, THURSDAY, May lst,
1873, at ~ O'Clock, +. NJ as they win positively be
s0ld without reserve apr26 6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
2ast md .xsaaa.

n .osT--on the s9d inst, In going from Front
n and MARKET 70 the p, ". A 3, H Il. Depot q
maltese cross, with the owners name on. A Bafta-
bic reward VIII be paid by retaining IL 70 ili. ~
Aprs0 81. No. II MARKRT ST.
r Csr-REWARD.-1ost,' on Saturday, on IIth
II 4 street. between Tatnall and West, . gold rag
With" 4 20 l." ON inside. Tue Under will he paid
a suitable reward By leaving e THIS oFFICk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

MERCHANT TAILoRISo.-Among the enterprise
ing tAilors. Of our city, ever ready to take your
measure for handsome Spring. Summer or
Winter suit sf clothes, can be found John Davis,
at No. 100 Market street, who has now or hand
fine assortment Of goods, for Spring and Sum-
ger wear. Mr.. Davis keeps on hand, also a
full line Of fine ready made clothes. at reasona-
be prices, from which any one can make good
selection. Call and take look at his atore.