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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

The Fourth of July Is approaching. and
already the defamation OF the fre-cracker is
Ee9rd in the streets. While no one is disposed
to abridge the peculiar preEa2atives of patti
otc youngsters on Independence Day, and all
are willing that they shonld indulge in pyro-
technics - the top of their bent and keep the
day in a roar and the night in a blaze, common
prudence requires that their manner of cele-
brating should be in accordance with some sys-
tenn which would secure the community against
the deplOrable accidents common on the coca
sion. Fires, runaway horses, and accidents -
life and lmb, are invariably mixed up with the
celebration OF the day, and many poor fellow
to-day carries about with him a SCARED face or
crippled arm or leg, as an unple. ant me-
mento of the anniversaIy of the nations free
dom. Parents should look to IL that, while net
materially interfering with the enjoyment of
boys, they do not allow them 10 jeopardize
either their own OF the safety of others. Ii they
will DO this, the pleasure of the occasion will be
marrcd by but few accidents. AproPos of this
subject, il j. sta, ed that a western cis, has
placed the celebI alton of the Fourth under the
direction OF the Tire department, in anticipation
OF cOLhsgratiOns on that day.
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Goyernmenf aecnri


BALTIMoRR, June 8--virginia sxes, consolita-
ted, So; West Virginia, ~ bid to-day.
low middlibss, l9@isS Flour very dull. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Gorn-vhite southern ieady
~; yellow southern dull and lower, 10; mi ed
ern, g Oats stesdy-southern, $3.50; western
mixed, 42@ss,x, do white, 4a@@; Rye dull, 7e@ls
Hay unchanged. Provisions dull aud unchaR, ed
estern butter scarce and unchanged. WHISKY
81. sdy $50. Sugar unchanged.
NEW YoRK. June lS.-Stocks dull and firm
Gold quiet, ISL. Money easy, 4@s5. Exchange
long, 81; snort, 10 Governments very quiet.
NEW YoRK, Jane 2s-rlour quiet and unchanged
" heat quiet and firm. Corn steady.
LONDOS, June ., 12:8 p. m;-Consols for &C
FRANKFORT, jun 2S.-Bonds, 9Sl{ for issue g..
LONDON, June IS ! . m.-Erie, 49i4.
<o%.
PARIs, June % -Reptes IS francs 90 confines.
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Judge Under wood, OF Virginia, has written
letter TO a friend In that state in favor of the
nomination of Henry A. Wise by the republi-
cans for governor. He SAYS that when Wise
drove him IRON bis home and proper; in 1850
he thought lie could never forgive him. He
has learned since, he says, to respect his enemy
for his fidelity TO his own convict.ors, a well as
for great services he has rendered to the use
Of popular education and government, and can
never forget that he was the champion of tia
extension Of the elective franchise to poor white
men in Virginia tome twenty-five years ago,
without d 'Stinction of CT d, OF cord,, on, or
place Of birth. Judge L. says that he further
knows that he is hereafter equally detern ned
70 preserve the same franchise to all men in
the state. He attributes the republic n victory
in Virginia last fall mainly to Henry A. Wise,
AID says:
GAS well might the first Christians have re-
fufed to recognize the natural leadership of
Paul because be had been prosecuting Saul as
Tor US to object to men because they once Op-
posed Us. The some folly would have withheld
from the world the .eryices Of many Of the no
best reformers N every age, from st. Paul to
Martin Luther, and from Martin Luther to
Herry A. Wiz"
OF verify polit es maketh strange bed fell
lows.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, ut the
rate OF fifty cents per month Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness ONCE Of the paper.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs.p
DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIA
WASHING TON, June Is, lSs.
All persons are hereby prohibited from ridiax or
driving their horses a rate faster than a AZ ver
ny bridge within the limits Of the District Of Co.
tur'.bhs, under penalty 81 the law.
AiEX. =. SHEPHERD,
tW Vice President.
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LOST AND FOUND,
g REWARD:-Strayed away on the % inst,
spO Bay HORSE. breast cut, left fore ~
leg swollen. The above reward will be given ~
il returned to FREDERICK GE 'SER, IA
je2s Ct Howard University
asst evening, in the West End, on h st.
IL or PeRpsylyania avenue b.tWesn 49, h and 2lst
Streets, Q GOLD BRACELET, with CHAIN a..
tsch, d; also. AN with Safety Chain. The onaer
will be paid for hir trouble BY leaving them 9S3
Penney " ania avenue. It.
eli REWARD-strayed away on the 18th in.
@iU 9 dark bay HORSE, heavy main
istt sSSe sts Se ssS9.
be given If returned to Mrs, JOSEPH GOLD, Ma
rylsns ave.. bet. 18th and IA sts., no. je28 So
I OsT-A MEMURANDUM BOOK, marked +. o.
II Efmore q Co. Finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving at this office, 9Th and streets
northwest. IH-2tr
STOLEN Oh sTRAYED-A large SORREL
- HARE; white face; both hind legs white. ~
lbeI al reward will De paid BY leaving her ~
st JOHN n. ELLIGOTT'S, near HowardNN
University TIN street road. 1857
STRAlED AWAY-On the oath instant, four
- CVWS-ODe white buffalo; black buff,
one red COW, turned horns. A liberal reward
will be given II returned TO JOHN BGLIAND 7tb
street road, near General How.rd's. 1851
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rIHANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

dull, with but little doing in government secu-
rites or stocks. Gold has aight tendency to
advance.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

W0Rk; A STORY OF EXPERIENCE. By
w Louisa N AIcott, author u Little W omen. p
QUESTIONS OF TIE DAY. D. DR.. John Hall.
MAY. b. Mrs. Ohphant.
FhOTECTIoS AGAINST FIRE. By Jos Bird
Leisure Hour series-Hero Carthew Under IA.
Greenwood Tree.
BALLA~TyNEs.
jlltr AS IN .rrs.t
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UodMwR1Sss s sTs-t se srS co T9 yEEs9Ns
As PRINCE GE0kGEs COUNTY. Mp.-Ths IN.
dersigned, Treasurer and Collector of State ard
County Taxes for said county, viii be q Meusrs
SseHs;S,e' BI0,esr Css, Psnnsyivsnia svsaes,
y, on MONDAY, June -, lNs, for the accon.mcds.
non q persons residing in Washington or al ia~eot
theIeto, Who owe taxes In said county, and xiyf,
them an Opportunity o. saving the DISCOUNT aiSw d
by law II paid on that day. Nm. .JARBpE
uz-6 COunfy Treas ZAP
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The large FOUR-sTORY HOUSE. WITH mr..
story extension, slS street, nearly new. tUeut,
r0tns furnace gas aud water, vita large ara "a
ethie ih rear The whole property has been feo-tiy
put IN complete repair. and IL very convenient Or
lara e, genteel family, sOr Scarding house NlI
Le Sold ,oy. Inquire ~ EreedmAni Banf, 1Rpnsits
Treasury. PenDrNlvania avenue. = IS --lfs
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sSTATUyohnN01i,OB TIE Will CUR.
~ Th1 0REATE6T DISCOVERY =
OF THE WQRLD. -. fFrs.Fa.
y az diseases are cured. No medicines nseA, en-
lot, f72 Q street northwest. api.U
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EoE sALI.sM.LI FARn-A .,.;es four :, mile. mile.
.bcut o1e-fOurih in h..v, timher The inprSrs;;
ss,. sGR' i. sSe ssss.s
an, lee Ssgif S q s ss r. X 2, s
!, Es 70 IA MoHuS oo iois
P-Snsyivshis sseoae - : ir2..lot
IL 60 high street, GeOrgeto~n. inquire on the
LS0R RENT-T.o fO1T-stoTy BRicK HOSES,
auirs q joHN PuRDY.S No. sis s'. ares, north
E0R ALE-Txoe entire SQUARES Of GROUND.
y Alec. fourth Of Square. n NJ RoHssR,
EoR saIE-sUBURB4N REsfpFscE on
Il Georgetown Heights. House has 10 rooms,
Kitchen, pantry bath room, cellar, and attic story,
3 sus ssusre fsss ~ rronns Triee. SIS SO iSpsS
iow. n poGGAI. las Bridge q. isis is-iSs'
E>Ok sALk-rhat eIeeant three story BRICK,
B and o. One of the most desirable residences in
Also. thst fine business LOT at the in,ersecssca .
d street and Indiana avenue aud street, xl0 by al
With % ,ss' front On q :, ; s1s 81
Lot corner X and 18th, ls4 by loo
Lot on llth street east, between b and north, u
Lot on East Capitol street, between 18th and lOSh
Lc, on ]. Gsrson street, Georgetown, bet~ssn Wa.
Splendid lot corner Massachusetts avenue ana flth
street east, EO BY lA. =. X. WILSON.
L>OR RENT-A BUSINESS STAND II q very
Il cheap rent, No. 4l9 18th street, near Pennsyl-
vanis avenue. For particulars ap ply 20 LATlMEk
4 CLEARY, Auctioneers and Besl Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building. yeE-f
los sALE-A three story pressed brick HOUSE,
Il With back building, basement aud Cellar, slate
ms,tels, gas all through; bot and cold water IA
erchen. dining room, and bsfh room. Lot lsylo.
Island svenue, between 9Th and 10th streets. In
quire Of }. X. ZUG,
JeE-lm 9aS Rhode Island avenue.
Fcr sALn oSUAnE ~, Lat waal Ish aTd
1 9th streets and A and streets mort beast, Csp;-
,ai hill slthsr the whole or in lots. Apply % ySO
HOWARD, Gag Center Market, corner of n and
9Th streets northeast, or Gil. NJ BECKETT s23
street northwest. Iel6 i@'
EoR RENT.Fine large ROOMS, furnished or
j unfarnished; 943 N street northwest; also
sIAbLE Tor rent at moderate rates. Jli 3w-
t'oR SALE Or RENT-A Ro1my COTTAGE in
woocs; good stable, water, lawn acre., omnibus
euirs Of pr. BREED, al Mt. Pleasant, or SIS
street northwest. ia sw-
AT PRIVATE SALE
PROSPECT HILL" the residence of the late
JsInes Roach, IA Alexandria county, Virginia.
, This place CONTAINS about "a acres and lies near
ton Turnpike, at I;s Intersection with the Alexsn
All the land /. Of the hes, quality for agricultural
pui poses and the Bottom Land. on the canal, com
grising about LA acres, is BRICK CLAY Of the best
description.
The improvements are q large and substantial
Brick Mansion House aud Out-buildings, Farm
House, Barns, Stables, &c.
The land hiss been laid of in parcels, and will be
solo IN lets to suit purchasers.
kor further Information inquire Of
TX
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05
for &aIf.

TyoR SALE-A Horizontal Engine cylinder 10
by 80 inches, with Dimpfels patent boilers.
All In perfect order. Sod because too small Can
be seen running for the xt ten Gays. Apply to
WALTON, WHANN 4 co,
sep5 n 2O3 W. Front Street.
ENoR SALE-The stock, fixtures and good WILL (
z tubacco am cigar store, situated at Stafford,
Del, dOirg splendid business. satisfactory rea-
SONS for selling gwen upon Application, Apply TO
W W. D0N0HO,
seps O. P. o Box 10, Seaford, Del.
UAiA Nos FOR SALE-CuEAP. - one Knabes
II Grand Square new and most valuable nstru-
ent; one Boardman 4 t3ray, secoud hand anu one
Burns, very nne-tOned. For character OF instru
Inen aud prices, inquire OF Prof j. l.. Beggs, h.
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del or OF
PROF. EDWARD - PORTER
sep3.f DelyWare Cnlltl e, Newark, bel
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LurTERs FRoEz rnE PEOPLE.


To DE Editor Of he Commercial
3 In your published proceedings of the Grand
Lodge, /. o. OF G. T., reference is made to my
self, which believe does me injustice there
fore beg leave to make = short explanation
One year ago, submitted my annual report to
the Grand Lodge for the year ending September.
1872 The report was thoroughly examined BY
a competent com 0itiee appointed for that pur-
poeo drew D. o. Ridgway chairmAn). The com
mttee reported my annual report correct The
report was adopted, my bond cancelled and res
olntion OF thanks adopted. This action OF the
Grand Lodge remains unchanged 81 the present
writing.
From the report OF the Grand Secretary, as
published, l quote as follows: From what We
can learn Mr., Devine may still owe the Grand
Lodge $40 IS, aud IL he can show receipts, 30.
TO cover the whole amount, be can ofier no good
reason why he did not answer our letters. &c.
Iasked through communication that the Grand
Lodge appoint . committee to investigate the
whole matter. committee was appointed for
that purpose II the csmmittee, after an inves-
tlgatiOn, decides that the euppositions Of the
present Secretary are correct, l am willing and
ready at once to make the disputed amount good.
Without making any insinuAtions against any
member OF the Grand Lodge or the parties Civ
ing you the reports Of the proceedings, &c,
leave the public to judge the motives actuating
the publishing Of q matter which properly be-
lorgs in the Grand Lodge, and not 10 the public
press at least before the committee reports the
suppositions OF the present Secretary correct
| think the members will concur with me when
cay il is violation Of the principles OF the Or
der to publish such matters, at least before mey
are fully adjusted by committee oppointed for
that purpose. j. DENlNE.
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LOCAL IATELLI6FasE,



TRAINS LRAvE WILMINGTON.
mr. Ven vs~k-t.aD, li.4s. q. m; lLi9, 90 .. m
Sundays, LBS q m
mr. Phiadslphss-Ls5, A1h 40, $40. 1O.e5. l0.so
IL 40 q N. lal2 400. 400. Q, A. fln, l0a4 p. N.
Sundays l. 5 q m, 8 so Ge0, ana 1924 p. m
qnr Rnlffsna~a-is ~ 40 and 10.iFs - m lhhcs
LIS, oI4 eco for Port DeposiD ana Is ?. N.
mn the IIelaasare 4 h.--laee, anu lo.le q N
ass D. m. No SUNDAY trains
For Wa nastls-s ~ a. IN, i.ss. - p. m. sun
days $40 A NJ.
III aoaisssaIIs-6so, A NJ ana aDdsP sun
DAYS at s45. A. N. The nrst two run through 70
For v. v. R. R.-lysrket 81. pepofi 20
10 40 a m, and hso p. m Sundays, o. NJ, and
2 90 .. m.
LRAvR PHILADELPHIA POE WELLINGTON.
1870 $40, and i0ab, II As g. m. I; ta1b $50, 3 70,
AO1 8 Ia 20 LO.p 40 and li-sn .. m SundaysSeO
IN and ais p. m and II 30 N.
rRAnB ARRIVE At WILMINGTON,
From pkLadslphia--1a4a.l s., s $50 ~ s.56 a N
1915 1885 t.ls, as, AS. b.c4. $50 lis, sf5 1880
n M Sunday 1919, l.5s and e.s5 a N, and lObo
p. m. .
p m. tfvom New ca tle) lolb n m. aoo, eu3;
From " 4 r. R-a1b and 11.se, q n. and OF
p u. sundays ct 8, p. M. The SIS a m. only runs
from Costesville.
m. 100 and 500 m Sundays, IL % and b.45 y. M.
From RsFTb Vflis-s ca m, Especially
~ See time tables for further particulars
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The Board OF Health meets, this evening
The BrandyWine Summit camp-meeting broke
last night.
Calvary Church will be opened next Sunday
for Divine Service, morning and evening.
The contest between the Fame and Water
Witch Fire Cos steamers. takes place tomorrow.
Thomas Mccormick is Librarian, and Martin
McGiAth Assistant Librarian Of the Shields Lii
blary.
Bad pilot that who commanded the Delatcdre
on her outward voyage, yesterday. She stuck
in the mud, and remained there several hours.
The attention OF the Board of Health lie respec-
fully directed to some huge piles Of water mel
on rinds which are suffered to decay along the
upper side Of the 4th street Market house,
The third annual gathering Of the Sunday
schools in connection with the Episcopal
Churches in Wilmington, will be held on Monday
evening, October 2, at ST. Johns Church, Ninth
Ward.
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The colored people propose to give an excur-
sion from ClA ton to Oxford on Sept. 70
The 18th annual meeting OF the Kent county
Bible Society "as held at Milford yesterday
EIAstus +. Rssin, young merchant of Smyr-
ns, died. last week, and his death was made the
subject of especial mention in all the churches.
The closing party at Collins Beach was given
last night, and in addition to the hop jim How
ards Little German Band, assisted by some la
dy yocalists, gave a concert.
Two OF the Young townsmen Of SMYRNA, Wal
ter o. Hofftcker, son Of John H, Hoffecker, ant
A Lee Cummins, son of Mrs. Martha A. Cum
mins have gone on to school, the former tt
Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa, aud the lat
Ter 10 Nazareth Hall, Nazareth, Pa.
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Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, i. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. &C. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. o. X. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. s, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7. X. Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2l1 Market street.
/ Washington Camp, p o. =. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protest ant Association at Odd Eel
lows Hall Rising Sun.
EST. Johns r. A. c., No. 4, at Masonic Temple
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Tape Worm Renewed with He ad
COMPLETE

In q lew hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
NO fee until cured fly per cent. OF cases Of dys-
pepsia and disOTganiLatiOns OF liver are caused by
stomach and OF her worms existing In the almentary
canal have q vegetable remedy which efectusily
removes them and cleanses the liver and kidneys
Numbers of prominent citZsns of Philadelphia, WIN
have been trea ed for various sesses-dyEpe psia,
consumption, bronchitis female weakness, &c -
can certify that my TT atment has cured them and
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies ed, and no fee TIL
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-In this age OF in.
venttOns Il is very remarkable, but mole the less
true, that the mptoms of worms, disease OF TIT
m6sl dangerous character, are 30 little understood
by the medical men of the present da'. These
parasites undergo the III 1st curious trsEs ormat ons.
They remain months and even years In the body
before they are fully developed. They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. as in the almentary canal or lungs,
generally In the form-r.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and by far the most difficult TO remove Is the tape
worm This worm IL constructed OF nat pieces
which are connected to the head 10y very hne neck
The parasite Is sometimes Thirty feet long, bat Is 81
thin that the worm could he held In a small bottle
Inc symptoms Of this, as OF other worms, art
weakness anu irritation. Insanity Is sad In som'
Instances has been caused by this disease.
10 effect PEI feet cure the head of the worn
nnst be removed This is very d'fticulJ to accom-
plish. and several eminent PHYSICIANS have only beef
able 10 remove paris OF tine body. Those VINO arr
troubled with this To- thsome disease can cured II
the snort space Of three hours by visiting hi, Cice
Dr. h. T. KUkEgL,NO. f5J North Ninth street Pnlla
delphie Pa. he Doctor has been established II
business r the last thirty yeas and is no quack
Go see. Advice free.
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RAILROAD AGoIDEEr-Yester morning. a
conductor Of the early freight south, on the viii
mington & Reading Railroad. broke his leg al
Sagers Station. While the train was in mott on
he jumped off for the purpose OF turning a
switch for shifting some coal cars, and in maxi
ing the leap he stumbled with the above recited
result. He is young man, but his name we
have failed TO learn.
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REPUBLICAN NoMISATIoN. Republicans
of Dorchester county nominated the following
ticket on Monday last. Clerk, A. j. Mohray;
Senate DR.. E. j. WAters; House Of Delegates
ChAs. E. Messick. VIM. o. Frazier and John Lam
grell; Sheriff, VIM, NJ. Whestley; Commission
ers, Jas. H. Williams, Levin J. Spicer and Joseph
Bell; Surveyor Willis Corkran.
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George Richardson, Ed ward Angelina aud VIII
lam smith we're each lined 81 cents for drunk
enners.
Clement Howe. for,venting his spite against
Gottlelb Rehfus in damaging his bread wagon.
was fined IS and held in $3.50 tn keep the peace.
Edward Baily and Edward Dougherty were
each fined - 90 and required to give bond in
conduct
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GERMAN FEsTUAL.-A grand concert by 300
voices from Philadelphia, Camden, and r eading,
will be given at the Opera House on the even
ing OF the 18th of September. This concert ia
in connection with festival which the Germans
Of our city are getting up and which will be
held at Sbutzen Park, On the 18th. pom
pous procession will take place at the park, and
other things will be arranged which will invest
the occasion with great importance, especially
to our German citizens.
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BrgistEr's 9otifGs.
~ kiilsT ER,S oErICE.

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Ang. 10Th, 1873,
Upon the application OF William :. hllles and
John s. Hllles Executors of Samuel Hilles, lile Of
Wilmington City in said County deceased; Il soT-
dered and drec'ed by the Register that the ES.
ecutors Aforesaid, give notice OF the granting u
Letters Tsstamentary, upon the Estate Of tile de-
ceased with the date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty days from
the late Of such letters in six OF the most public
places Of the County of New Castle requiring all pei
sons having demands against the Estate, 10 present
the sameOr abide by AcI Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same To le
inserted within the same period In the DAI COM
MERCIAI, a newspaper published in Wilmington
and TO be continued therein for three weeks
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
IL ST. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and yeaT
above written b. GIBBS, Register,
NOTICE-Al persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same day
attested to the Executors on or before August
goth, 1874 or abide the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
% TGLL s. HI5LLEs, Executors
Address, Wilmington, Del aug2-SS
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TIE NEW YORK FxoURsIoN.-The excursion OF
the Water Witch Fire Co. to New Yerk, yester-
day, passed of in an agreeable manner. The
train left this city at 5:45 A. NJ, and arrived in
New York at 1910 P. M without the occurrence
Of any incident worthy Of note. The excursion
lists scattered themselves in New York and
Brooklyn, few, comparatively continuing on up
the river, and naturallresult, several persons
were left behind when the party returned. Leay-
ing New York at 3i45, the Wilmington depot was
reached at ILLS.
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ARRIVALS Up TO 1.S0 P. NJ, TO-DAY
George Copeland. PhilA.
WIN Weaver. Indianapolis, Indian.
Miss Bowe, Gee.
@ Dusemberg. N. Y.
T A Churchman & W.T., City.
II Bulman, BALTIC.
l. Coron, New Orleans.
Geo. Kand & Son, Kane, Penna.
II W Preston, BALTIC.
H @ Perry, Richmond.
s X EGrls. N. Y.
Dr. John Z Smith.
DIR John s + Smith.
John f Smith Jr.,
Charles s Smith, -
MariAn NJ Smith
Miss Cora q smith
L Address.
DR. Henry 4 Servant .
James Ponder, Milton, Del.
S. c Davis, y. Y.
Hartman Winter. Brooklyn.
John s, STOW, Phila.
Joeu N Price.
W. Scnmidt, Pittsburgh.
t. F. Peurpall n Y.
Z Peursall
q e. A Lppncntt, Phila,
George Copeland,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

ANOTHER SALE BY Mn. HEALD.-J. T. Head,
Esq., will make another sale OF building lots in
the South Eastern portion OF the city on the Goth
Of the present IN NTH. His advertisement will
appear in day or two. which will give the pre-
cise location, terms, etc.