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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
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HOW A MIDDLE-AGED MAN PREVENTED THE DEV-
AsTATIoN OF A MOUNTAIN
Though we endeavor to give the many thous-
and readers Of the DAILY COMMERCIAL accurate
and early reports of occurrences throughout
Delaware, yet sometimes an item escapes us un-
t,l several days after it transpired, in spite OF
the vigilance of editors and reporters
Thua the incident we here chronicle occurred
AZ Mt CJnba. at about the time OF the Friends
Social Lyceum picnic. about the middle OF the
present month. A middle aged gentleman OF
Mill Creek hundred, was romantcally meanaeT-
ing along the broad path which skirts the MI
side to the South OF the heu Clay Creeh,awin II
head bent forward and eyes cast upon the path
before him eogit tating perhaps upon the time
shan he was Young, and took partiln the gay
sports of childhood's days, like the young ahu
nprightly lads and asses about him, when ne was
anddenly aroused by q tremendous disturbance
oY the mountains above him. which seemed to
his startled senses like avalanche OF the Alps,
of which he had often read Not little alarmed
At the fearful sound about him, he stood waiting
for some grand convulslon. wnich might, per-
haps bring swift destruction upon MIN, ana al
assembled in the neighbOrhood.
His doubts and fears, however, were relieved,
when. looking up the sides OF the mountain ne
saw two women Of rare excellence ana WORM.
coming downward at quite RAPID rate WIZ Ihe
intention written plainly upon the lines OF thelf
| faces of going at the same rate OF speed, or a
iit1ia faster. clear down to the bottom OF the
stream whose ripples could be distinctly heard
below. His mind was therefore somewhat re-
| lieyed until he observed that these fair matrons
we're not only bent upon going down the NIL pnl
| were also engaged in uprooting the trees whlct
| stood on the line OF their passage, and tearing
| away the rocks from their foundation beds, ant
rolling them before them into the waters OF the
Red Clay. -.
without wishing to interfere with the enjoy
ments of the day, and the sportive moods o
those who came out there to have good time
in the woods, yet with an eye, to the Interests o.
the owner and OF the lessee OF the property, nj
concluded to stor the destructive course OF thes
middle-aged women and stay the havoc the
we're making. - Ii,
Upon their reaching the foot-path over whicl
he had been musingly walking, he resolved {;
| seize them, and anchor them right there (3S'
ayordupois,) } and he did 30. Planting bis fee
aaainst mighty rock, he braced himself for
herculean effort, and when they reached Wher
he stood, he opened his arms aud seized tn
matrons and brought their career to an end MOI
however. without the most imminent risk OF bt
ing himself hurled to the bottom OF the mouI
tain Our middle-aged friend Intends to 4voi
that foot path ON all future occasions and prol
ably the two matrons will keep OF that hliislut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
Dickinson College.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERcIsEs.
fOorreapondeDce of the Comnerci n. |

Correspondence of the Commercihl
CARLISLE, PENNA., June 25th, 1878.
Your correspondent reached here, yesterdpy
morning after journey only tolerable in col
sideration Of the end to be reached.
He found that the exercises of the commence
msnt had begun on Saturday evening. by tho
annual sermon before the graduating class, fol
lowed on Monday evening, by the Juniors prize
contest-a contest III which gold and u silver
medal are awarded to the best and second best
speakers respectively. 1t is said that tue speak
ing this year was not mp to the average, and as
no DslawAreaks performed have sought no
further report
there being welcoming speech, an oration, d
history, a prophecy poem and "cbaplet
oraton" the first four being delivered in tn
morning. and the other two in the afternoon,
The speeches were good and we're followed BY
the eingirg of the class song, after which tile
exercises were adjourned from Emory Church
in which they had been thus far held. to the Col
lege campus, where the class tree was crowned
In the evening Colocel A, X. Mcclure deliver
ed an grafton before the General Bellies Letter
and Union Philosophical Society on what of tho
Republic" He contended that it was every man =
duty to do his full part to make the government
be the best possible and that II fraud aud col
ruption exist ID each citizen bore his proportion
ate share of tue blame;that our govert ment wa
better apd puTer to-day than 1t had been at tlmes
past; that hose things which we now say In cOii-
demnation of the evils We have are only repeti-
tions OF what has been long since said Of other
men in other times that no purely Repub
lcan government which had ever existed had
ever fallen away that these governments whic!i
had passed away, in name republ's, were not r
in fact, and that no argument could be conse-
quently drawn from their fate that the SAN
Wonld be ours.
He was followed by the recitation OF poem
by the Rev j. W. Willis which was good effort
After the conclusion of the ad iresses III the
church. the seniors gave spread at the
house Of Prof. d. Hillman, at which thos'
who we're favored with invitations, had gooi
time, as your correspondent can TESTIFY. =.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
crops Along the Delaware n. II

The growing crops Of grain along the Dela-
ware r. R. do not present that appearance which
is satisfactory to the farmers, or indicative OF
even moderately fair yield. The wheat stands
thinly and has a small head, while the corn i-
small and sickiy looking. The rains which
spread over the upper part OF theS tate did not
extend below New Castle county and the coun'
try below is suffering from the drought. Con
sidering the fact that the strawberry crop was &c
greatly shortened. the bow of promise to the
farmer for the present year is not very radiant
with hope.
These are the observations of persons who
came 10 tie Delaware r. r.. yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
The Land claimants.
CLAIM LAID TO ANOTHER FARM IN CAROLINE
COUNTY.

From the Denton Union
We last week noticed the clalm CT Mr.. D.
Brody Wilson, OF Kentucky, to a Thousand acres
of land in the upper part of this county. Ih7
land is now owned by MIR, Lewis 5. Hough, Il.
W Beck Thos o Culbreh and others, who be-
came possessed of this property by purchase
should the claimant make good his title it would
be positive hardship that these Innocent partle =
should suffer loss. But such il the workings OF
the law and the uncertainty of earthly posses-
sions that it is difficult to know positively Wha
is ours by law.
We this week have another land claim. near tho
same nelghborhoOd, to a farm OF one hundreI
and thirty.six acres of productive land good and
| substantial buildings the farm and improve
ments estimated to be worth at least o. OOO. Tho
property is located at Tempeville,i in this county
| and is called ''Long Chance !" is now, and has
been for years past, in possession OF MI. D. W.
| Temple This land came to Mr. Temple from
/ the estate of Emory Bsily, who cimeinto posses
/ alon of il from a Mr. Kenton who was indebte I
| To him in the sum of S40O, and who gave him
/ possesaon of the farm until that sum was
| paid MIR. Kenton died shortly after, leav-
| ing an only daughter a minor, who haVln :
| no friends to look after her interests, tho
/ matter thus stood until grew up and in 1913 was
| married to gentleman IN Delaware; where 81 she
i hal taken up TER residence from childhood Inc
i property decends to her from her father, an
/ she has bsen aware Of her interest in this land
L from childhood to the present; but her husband
/ persistently refused to establish her right duf-
/ ing his lifetime Recently her husband has de-
csased and now she comes forward and IN her own
| person claims to be the rightfui heir TO the pro
| perty Il is said hor claim IL good and that MI
| Temple can show no legal claim as Its owner
| Messrs Geo. NJ Russum and j. w. Bryant, oi
This place, have been employed TO institute al
| eiectment suit to recover the land and improve
|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
PhiIadeIphIa Topics.

COL Forney has been elected member OF
the Reform Club
The Point Breeze fire is believed to nave
been the work OF an incendiary.
The Star predicts that Col. Forney viii be
the Centennial Mayor of the city.
The Mayor has signed the ordinance prohlP-
iting the blowing of steam whistles in the Park'
Tho Herald has been sold to Burnhart d
Hazelton, who will conduct it as an independent
paper.
Tho Record says the heavy rain on Tuesday
morning cleansed the streets better thah the
contractors have done for months
"A merchant advertises, Hands wanted on
I,adiea Wsists. !" We should think he would ex-
perience no trouble in securing them-h the
waists belong to young and pretty ladies'.
Mrs. Annie Smell was found starved to death
the other night, and in the bed beside was 'Vssd
child only six weeks old and sadly emaclated
Her husband and father are said to be IN the
penitentihrY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
coliere Oonmeacemeals

The Alumni of the University OF Lewlspurg,
pa At a meeting Yesterday afternoon, passed
resolution condemnlng the action ofthe Faculty
and Trustees of the University in opposition TO
secret societies. u.a oo,-
The annual commencement OF Harvard Ool-
nnmbered 1870. Charles Francis Adams VIII de-
liver the Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa So
Tie o1mmenoem ant exercises of Vassar Col
ege closed, yesterday, The gradultes mum
Rates College at Lewiston, Me-, held Its com,
mancement exercises yesterday, The degree oi
A. b. was conferred on seventeen young men
and one young woman-Hannah Il. Haley ol
| Tuftonboro', N. ii, - .oa
terisy. The graduating class numbered AZ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
West Prs.b terIan Church.

,YsrAI1AT1oN OF REV MR OTIS, THE PAsToR-IN-
TEREsTING SERVICES.
large audience was present at the West
PRESBYTERIAN Church last evening, to take part
in the services, on the occasion of installing Rev
MIR. Otis, who has recently been called to the
pastoral charge OF this church.
The services we're unusually interesting and
pleasing, opened by singing Holy King OF
Kings. by the choir. and presided over by hev'
Mr. Marks of Hanover church
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Mr.. Hammer al
ter which the following alternated service was
Scriptural Lesson, So chapter of Isaiah, by
Rev j. SNYDER prayer by Rev. Mr.. Paxson
readirg of 1029th hymn by Rev. Mr. Waters.
80! Holy Lord our God,
BY Heavenly Hosts Adored."
Raw. GAYLORD Moore then delivered sermon
from the text 1st Cor, 2nd chap, I'd v" Fol
determined not to know anything among you
save Jesus Christ and Him crucihed.
rhe charge to the pastor was made by Rev
George s. Porter and the charge to the people
BY Rev. s. z. Conkey. ,,-.
Rev Mr. Otis the new pastor then addresses
the congregation, briefly, which was followed By
| singing, and the services closed with the bene
| dcton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
pznnI1AnrrEs OF THe HoNEY BEE or 81

PzouIIARITEs OF The HONEY BEE or several
hives of bees in the garden of John Holland, at
Charleston, Cecil county, the bees in one OF them
we're all frozen to death during the severe cold
Weather Of last winter The hive was forgot
tan for the time, until one day it was
taken down to be cleaned. when it was OBJ,
served to have been thoroughly cleaned OF all
the dead bees, the old comb, &c. 1t was replac'
ed in the apiary, and in few days 1t was motto
ed to be occupied by a new swarm of bees the
same doubtless which had for weeks labored III
cleaning out their new home. They are pros
pering finely in their new quarters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
New Advertisement. rails Day.

statement-FiIst National Bank
Statement Wilmington q Brandywine Bank
"a anted-Cuok NJ cape May
Lo t-MLmOrandum Book
Iessons gwen on Piano or organ-L. Rose
East nd q Cholera specific NJ. ErglaLd.
20 rarinershp Notice.
Funeral Notices
HardWare-TTuman 4 shaw
Eor Cape Ma steamer lrOnAldes.
Wanted-W hee,wr Rht
Wanted-Mt ChanicS, Storekeepers, &c.
Fourth ~ tnlT Temperance Celebration
Lost-Canary Bird
Pionio Dy independent COrnet Bsnd
NOttce-Aid Loan
FlvelD1llars eward
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

FATAL AocnENT.-On day last week, Mr.. Noah
Lednum who lived between the Maryland Line
and Bridgsville, Del, was accidentally thrown
doubts were from the first entertained OF his re-
covery. Medical assistance was procured and
everything done that skill and ingenuity could
devise but proved of no avail. The injuries
were of 30 serious nature as to battle all medi.
cal skill, and Mr. Lednum fingered in a state of
insensibiliy until Saturday last, when he expired
He was worthy and respected citizen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
RANKING HOUSE

JAY COOKE q 90.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its T-sU First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter to pay no higher rate of interest than
per cent on lurther issue Of Its bonds the limited
remainder of the -'Oloan Is now being disposed
Of through the usual agences
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Compsny's lands at LILO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue TO be after the loan is closed
a fact which much enhances their value and
attracaveness as an investment.
The Company haI more than 500 miles of its road
built and in operation, has earned title TO nearly
ten million acres Of its land grant, sales OF lands
have thus far averaged IS sS per acre.
ALI marketable securities are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLeaK' 81 Son.
BANKERS,
NO. oo2 Market Str set: ~,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

The tenure to land in Caroline county seems
as uncertain IS it did some time ago in portions
Of this State. Wepublish elsewhere tho basis
of the second claim to land which has recently
been made in that county. Who will be the
next to be disturbed in the peaceful possession
of their inheritance and purchases
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

Alderman Bernard has been elected Mayor of
Montreal to succeed Cassidy, deceased.
The Alden Type-Setting and Distributing Ma
hine Company's effects were sold at auction in
New York, Yesterday for S9500. The inventor is
said to have sunk at least $500, 900.
Arrangements have been made in Washington
for poor children's excursions, similar to those
in Philadelphia and New York The first will take
place in July, on the Potomac river.
letter from Little Rock, Ark. dated the 2Oth'
says rains fallon necessarily for forty-six
DAYS, foo j, le lowlands, and prairies, and
running til, 5.vps along the Memphis and Little
Rock r'rl
4. 3 .rSell, mepaber of Congress from Obi
,. .sa written letter, stating that the
llt beck pay due him was drawn by the
=, tge .nL-at-Arms OF the House at his request,
AID turned to the Treasury.
The steamer Constitution from Panama, ia
quarantined at San francisco, having one case
Of smallpox in the steerage. Her cabin passen-
gers will be allowed to land, while those in the
steerage will be kept in quarantine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
1Gaths.

MCCLURE In this city, on wednesday, June So.n Sn
Tine friends aud relatives of the family are re-
apectfuy invited to attend her IunSTa at ine resi-
deI ce o her grandmother, 4Ol W, Third Street ~
lave ,he house at O'Clock, saturday afternoon
next; also, the members OF Martha Concsye l NO, I
Daughters OF Malta; No. GrOtto SOILS ano M pausn
ters of Arcanum ARK, and Oliver Grotto, NO, l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
The Lost FeuBd.

JUDGE HAYDEN AND PARTY ALL RIdHT,
SAN FRANoIsoo, June N.
Judge Hayden and party, supposed to have
been murdered by the Apaches, have arrived
softly at Tucson, Arizona.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
InnrrinnNeMa.

Tho aixth game of the billiard tournament in
New York was played yesterday afternoon, be-
tween Maurice DAILY and Cynlle Dion; DAILY
won the 3Ist inning, Dion having scored lou.
The Resoutes defeated the Mutuals at New
York vesteTday to o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
wu.h,uaton,s Headaunr1ers at Norristown.

WnHhInKt"h's HUHUN"II nj
At Morristown, N. j., yesterday, Washington 3
headuuarters was sold at auction and purchased
Hon, George Halsey and General Halstead, of
New York, for s25 900. The purchasers intend
to hold it for the State until the l!egislatnle 9
shall meet, when il 80 desired, they will transfer
it without profit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
.ARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural
gia Local Pains, Weakness, Lamenesa, nc. They
supply gentle now OF constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help in the above named
z BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
BnAvDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
LOCAL AFFAIR ,.

Frozen pine apples at Central Church to-
nj sht.
All are invited to the Central Church sociable
to night.
A good time may be expected at Central
Church tonight All are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
WATERS

And 0elatine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
remedies of disagreeable odor unpteas
' &. PRINGHURST co.
Cerner sixth and Market streotsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

MrssrREIsY. = Twenty young men OF West
Chester have fermeda a dramatic and mins'rei
organization for the purpose of pasttime and so
cial and mutual Improvement They want to In
crease the number to twenty-five.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

The time of holding the picnic by the Inde-
pendent Oornet Band has been, changed to Tues
day July 8th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
V,p PHYSICIANS.

Liebreich's Croton Chloral H' drat, new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary chora, acts on the cers-
bral nerves and not on the heart For sale BY
K. BRINGHUkST d CO.,
Apothecariea,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

PATENT GRANTED "A patent has been granted
to Geo G Lobdell. "a assignee to William STU
art, for castipg chilled rolls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON. June 26.
Probabilities For the Middle states, gentle
and fresh winds, mostly from the Northeast and
Southeast, and generally clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
,rh.rhnIern Rennrt.

The cholera deaths at Nashville yesterday
numbered 25 including IA whites, The disease
is increasing in Gallatin, Tenn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
Jenkins = ATKIRso

Ez-Persons leaving the city for the summer. and
wishing TO have tho DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them will please send US their address. Where the
PAPER is desired for less than one month the postage
mad best be prepaid ct this once. BY prepayment
Of postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
inaured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
THIRD EDITION..
Fire at st. Louis.

AN EXTENSIVE PORK PACKING HOUSE DESTROYED.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.
Fagan & McQueen's pork packing establish
ment, containing three million pounds of pork,
aud 140O live hogs, was destroyed by fire, this
nnrniDp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
SECOND EDITION.
Ocean Gable.
TIE GREAT EAs TERN At wonK.

The Great Eastern had bald out, up to noon,
yesterday. one thousand, five hundred and
thirty-five miles of cable She la expected to
arrive at Hearts Content, on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

The Walworth trial was formally opened IN
New York yesterday, . full jury ;hav'ng been op-
tained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

The sale of John 2. and Abraham LOU, attoi-
rs1resenting $780, 900 on Saturday night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
Fled from Durance Vile.

THE ISLE OF SHOALS MURDERER ESCAPES FROM
JAIL.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 25.
Wagner, the isle of Shoals murderer, escaped
from jail, last night, with two other convicts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
The Clayton House
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.sOP.x.. TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.S0P.N.. TO-DAY.
]. A. Severns, City.
W. l., Tinken, New York
Jno. W. Pearce, Phila.
W. A. Turner. City.
Edward Hopper, Phila.
Saml. Townsend, Del.
A. Marshall, Newark, N. j.
@. H. Pilling and wife, Phila.
J. G. Wall, ''
s. L. Clark, Hartford, OF.
H, S. Dandy, BALTIC.
A. Mansbsch, -
James Todd, Phila.
A. Reed, New York.
G. W. Hill, Providence, R. 1.
X. ]. Costello, New York.
8. W. Taylor, New York.
q H Jarman,
G. s. Davis, Brooklyn,
f. A. Churchman, City.
W. H. Simpson Jr., Phila.
@. N. Manning, Phil.
VIM. Dewilder and wife, Phila.
VIM. M Somerser,
Miss Lizzie Davis,
Geo. Eakins and wife
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
commercial Reports.
purnApELrHIAlMARKErs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHhADELpHIA, June 20.
Cotton quiet at 2Os1@2i. Flour in more de,
mand snperfine s450: extras, IS; Ohio and
Indiana extra family $7.5O08. Rye fionr dul'
"a so. Wheat in better demaud, red vi. l.ooe@l o1
vhite nj 6l0Di. ~. amber S1.62 Rye at 65@67.
Corn dull, yellow $50 56. Oats active white 44a
"a . MIXED 4OO42 Whiskey 93H@94
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
SUccUs BELLADoN, coMIl.

HVoscami of English manufacture Ntrtte
Anvil Aethyliden Chord OF Cblora thyl, Phlortd.
gin Chloracetic Acid, Scherlngs XYlol Globules OF
Apial drops each. french Capsules OF Sandal
Wood 10 drops each; Capsules (schefings OF Xyloi
harmaceutical preparations at
k BRINGHURST CO.'S
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

osr-A Canary Bird; yellow and gray mixed
1 haautifnl anger, The finder, by re urnlng tht
ga e to 4O6 W. Eighth street, will be suit ,6iY 70
ward IoIO-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
u Aeiu ADVERTISEMENTS.

TWYO CATCH rILL-TAPPERS and snsak thieves,
use he patent alarm money d'aWefs. We nave
three styles ,..x
No. $50 hight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
~ - Phiadainhia
OtHERRY sToNfEG MACHINES ror taking the
Z stenes out Of cberriesD va iety OF preserving
kettles, scales and weights, for sale oy
PhilAdelphia.
DRANDYWINE MILLS,
18th and French and 18th and Walnut Streets,
CuaRlTuCK" Extra Family Flour
of the very choicest quality is reduced to
Per Barrel, -. ...,........ $3.50 CASH,
% ibs in igs.......s. so :.
% lbs Hal :,
70 lbs 70
delivered to families throughout the city.
JAMES =. RICE q CO.,
wwe erantee this nour to give satisfaction.
my26-tf
yayRY OUR LYKENs VALLEY COAT 1T is
very superior fer use In mild weather, to any
~ GEO. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
and Market streets.
IEnIcATEp wax NIPPLE Shields

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from channg the tn1amed surface Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
WIN X BRINGHURST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26
UNOEpEsuENT co2NEr BAND,
JAMES G. ANDE SON. LKADEa'

cRAND PIuNIC AT sylvan SPRINGS
On Tuesd ~, July Sth, 1873.
NJ, ,vb,cb o,razion we hone to be lib rally patron
IL d. in the afternoon, oppNtnalty viii De anordet
To rip the ighl, fantastic toe
a ,od order will be strictly enforced.
mi ISL IN TO PARK 95 CENTS.
Committee OF Arran1ements--Caarles IL. Levi LEWIS
Edward Sharper, Benz. WISH JeEo.eooti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

XKYALTON 4 JAMES, ICE may be purchased
w at any time, at the following places; ,,,,,
SAITH BREEN, Flour and Feed STORE, feefth
At THoS. REYNOLDs' Meat Store kighth and
Church streets. -. ,,.,
FRANK sWRETMAN's Variety Store, No. s2T
MN. P. WELLS Meat Slore sixth and Spruce.
GODFRED PITMAN'S Ice Cream Saloon, Seventh
and Pine streets, lSs-im
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-26

a VISIT To THE BoRoudH-THE UEIoH-THE IRON
BRIpaE-fuBElg BUILDIsps- ps--MANUFAoToRIEs,
&c Mc.