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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26
Sc XII at Rillc's.

Passing Griffith " Gih-on'- yesterday. ~. dis
covered "a very fun and nicely selected stock Of
goods tu the boot and Shoe lime. r. strikes u~
that tai, Is q good place 10 go 10 for fancy and
elegant stock. Atauy rat. vs H,t you fHo dol.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

Cow will soon douhlr uc.. muar uH mnral-
D, un bran Tons of r.. aud',.y cheap. 3d.. T.dH'-
4 SEA. Ntgr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

When You want good lunch goruuu pn..k
90 'p Lon Pinr-U,'-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-26

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RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Diy1sion Time Table
sPBIHa ARkANGAMEMT.
IOkTHWARD. FaIseuoey.

On ana aftsF MONDAY. All, ~.
s.--:s lGSi SUNDAYS ozdsptsd.j TrSins vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

4
The Pratt& Whitney Company, Of Hartford,
Conn, have just received large order from a
European government for gun machinery.
Details concerning the contract are kept secret
by the company, in accordance with the urgent
desire Of the contracting government.
The "Old Colony Steel Shank Company"
which was organized a few months ago in Ply
mouth, Ma :, for themanufacture ofsteel shanks
for boots and shoes, has now been bought out by
Mr.. james A. Holmes, Of Boston, who will en-
large and carry on the business.
The East Douglsss (Mrss) Axe and Edge
Tool Company employ 80 men, and manufac-
ture about 1000 axes Of all patterns. and 900
halchsta, AIDES, &c, daily. They use about b
500 tons Of coal 500 tons of iron, and 300 tons
Of steel, yearly; pay $4,000 for axe handles,
and consume 400 tons Of grindstones.
The Rhoie Island Locomotive-works has
built l55 locomotives for single road, the Great
Western. 1t has now on hand the orders for 1l2
engines for various roads, and has recently been
obliged 10 refuse several applications for others
Nine hundred men are employed i'll the tstab-
lshmenI and II locomotives are completed ev'
ry month.
The Rome iron works, at Rome N. Y, em-
plOy go men and will turn out $4,000 tons o
railroaA iR0n the present year. They have sew
en- dOihle pldIiiiug furnace, eight heating lurn'
aces two cranes, eiS They occupy one build
ing l50x222 feet, another 120xl6O feet anC
several smaller buildings in connection with thu
works. The works are run BY two engines, On'
Of 500 hundred horse power, for rails, built by
the Yale Iron works, OF fCOnnecticut, and small
er one Of eighty horse for other purposes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

A TOUCHING INCIDENTAL shorttime since,
in this city, brilliant and much anmiTed lady
who had been suffering for some time with a
trouble of the eyes, was led to fear speedy
change for the worse, and Immediately consulted
her physician. AnexamiAalion discovered sud-
den and fatal failing In the critic nerve, and the
information was impaired as gently - possible,
that the patient could not retain her sight more
than few days at most, and was liable TO be
totally deprived Of il at any moment. The
afflicted mother returned 10 her home, quietly
made such arrangements - would occur to one
about to commence SO dark journey Of life, and
then had her two children, attired in their
brightest and sweetest costumes, brought before
her; aud 30, With their little faces lifted to hers,
and tears hardly realized, the light faded out
of the mOthe eyes, leaving an ineilaceablo
picture OF those dearc Ito her on earth-a MEM
Ory Of bright faces that will console her in mr ny
a dark hOuf.-CovingtOn (Ky.) Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
nrrn rrnnr PROBLEM.
THE soLILOoUY on A EATIoNALIsTfC
TfT7F 81 CuICKEEss

THE soLILOQUY OF A BAT1oNALIsTtC
fFEFHF CHICkkNi3
\ttlkl ~ aI sTOsE. MA.
he chicken stands with half an egs she'll on. It's
back. looking down into sn9ther hail. from which 1t
has just emerged. 1t saith:l
Most stFaneel
Most queer lk-aithOnSh mast excellent shangel
Ehades Of tho prison-house, ye disappear
Ny fsttered thoughts have won wider range
And, like my legs are freei
No longer huddled up 50 Pitiably:
Free now to prey and probe and peep and peer
Shall free thinking chicken live in doubt
For now in doubt undoubtedly am
This problem is very heavy, on my mind.
And lam not one 70 either shirk or sham
won't be blinded and IwOnt be blind.
tf Nov, let me see:
First. i Woald know how did get in Theye9
IIa Then where was Of yOre2
Besides Why didn't get out beiOre2
Dear mol
Here are three puzzles tout of plenty more)
Enough to give me pip upon the BRAIN
But let me think again
How do know ever inside2
Now reflect, it is. do naintains III.
10 think that I could dwell
In such paltry! uaiserae,iss cell cell,
OF course couldnti How could have lain,
Body and beak and feathers, legs and wings.
And my deep hearts sublime imaginings,
In thore2
| meet the notion with profound dlsdain
It's quite incredible since l declare
(And Pm a chicken that you cant deceived
WSS J can't uSdSrtasf SdSt bsl'cSe. ~.
Where did come from, them Ali where. indeedi
This is O riddle mOnstrous hard to read.
l have it Why, of course,
All things are moulded by some plastic force
Out Of some atoms somewhere up in space,
FOrtuitOueIE eoneurrent anyhow -
n " FTheEo now q y.
That's plain as is the besk upon my face
What's that hear?
My'mother cackling at mo Just her way,
so preiudiced and ignorant, say:
So far behind the wisdom of the day.
What's old / can't Tevivei
HaTk at her. You're q silly chick. my dear,
That's quite as plain, alack
As is the pieoe Of she'll upon your backi
How birOtedt upbn my back. indeedl
don't believe it's there.
For can't see it; and do declare,
For all her fond deeeivin',
What can't see, neper tCW belieUe IN
~ Y. OJserUe,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution Of the PIOtOEfCte or
Iron, IS so combined as to haze
the character Of 01s dSilsse1lt, as
easily dfOeSted and 0SSiNOt tt0te6
aCith the Mood as the Sinaltese
food. 1T Increases the quantity
Of Natures OSCN Vtt0JtSjIa0
agent, IFOn 5Is the btOOd, and
cures ''G thousand itlS, Z" simply
6yTOniI1O Gsp, I1aViOOr0tigg and
P2taIiSiIOO the System. The eTs-
s'iched and Vit0klSed blood per-
s1se0teS eVes'y part Of the bOdys
step0trtng damages nlS0 sC0stes
searching OlSt morbid secfe-
ti0tSs, and te0U8lsg SO0tht1sO for
disease to feed e1f00eas
TktS SS the secret Of the SUOIs-
SlerftSE success Of this fe11Detg tsS
earring Dyspepsia Liver Conn
pIaihts DrOpsys Chronic DiaF-
fhOea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumOrss
Loss of Constitutional VlgOrs
diseases OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and ala diseases 0Pi0inGttag tsS
b bad state OF tie Mood, o. 1cs
e0RapdSsieB bW debility or a loo
et0te Of the syStenss BetR0 51.ea
from ASeOeO1, Ss 0lsN f0FMss ttS
e1Oe1'gtztnO effects ara ROs 10t-
tOoOea % 9pOaCtt110 re0c@
tlOsss bs5t are permanent SIafts-
eigl0 atreas0ths Ut00s.s and ssesO
1ife SlltO all parts az the aeS1eIss
end DSsitsiisS0 tlp GIA 1S0A Core
= 1hoBaGsaGla AGUo been elb0a0eI1
~ sha ssee 81 tAGs FeslOet5e, (l-Oao
sDe0ls StektD, stsffeystN0 CFoa.
esre0s 20 OtEoag, ke0Btlsals 0llfl
A0pp1 men Uassg UUoNaeg1s 0n0
6DsV0ltde G09s1aOe BeO1aCSb laees
te0te 70 GtUo Is q fFt0k.
See tAGs oacA 6oeiBo hns PERIL
WAN SYRUP bIosvn tsa TIE alaes.
P@mphlees Free,
SETHw. F0WlE q SONS, PsOpfslOrs.
Ne. 4 NIHleea Plass' Bososa.
oLD ~. .D1UsaIlsj. .aSHRAAELE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
and western n "a
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGRAT TENT.

COmmspeinE April 9Th,
Leave Wilmington OO 10 40 a In ami SSS -,
Leave LandenbeFg as, 10 SIS M SndS n y y " u
Arrive at Whmin gton 5S 4 u. / O1 ma < n a.,
Arrive at LAndsnbePg 81 N 81 4 n, ana = ~ y NJ NJ
C0NNECrIONS-TTain LEAVING WiIToiaI.-soP ~ = u: =:
10 70 m with train leaving PhiINdeIbbis ~ y, -
M Baltimore at 80 . N. and DslNWaFs R ,.S;.
arriNiAg at 10 Is a, m. - - Trains
Trains leaving Wilmington at535n ro .o,r....
vita train leaving Philadelphia AZ 4 80 n M
Train arriving at WILMINGTON ~ * !, -;,h
train Philadelphia at loan van
Train arriving at Wilmington Az 90 iii I'll.
for Philadelphia at 90 D m N - 90"
Iraln arriving at Wilmington Az a. m m, ,-;,L
train for Baltimore and WSshinTtoD a. yI7 : "a
with train for PHILADELPHIA And AS1 Ycrt =. = =,
p m. and with Delaware II traibrs A. 4 - n - ~
ODnibns connections between Ill Sod ~ 80 d
hnu D DepOts' and ears ot the MilmingtOn City
AZ DAVID COhNALL. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

49, t 49, A91 ram Wnl run Subiett to delays Incl
ttOns whore time Is given. S ~ stS-
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Castle for WiImin9tnn al ph,,..-,
At ~ AM. Leave PhilaAelphi "A ~ 10 X = ~
WILMINGTON at | .25 p. T. for NeV Ca1tis - ana
- SMYRNA BRANCH TRSIGS'
Additional to those AbOV O. leave RmVrnS "a. r,.-
ton II 30 .. m, and 7.35 D. m Leayaf afisStanS' ~ y
Smyrna $40 m, and 400 D m 10 n ~ n W LOT
tiOn With trains to and frsm Dotor ! "A S,.loc Hoc
South. VI Adu StAtlons
At TOWNSEND. With the Ksnt GnnDtv - a.
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads '~"'' anu Vaeen
R5i1oaadi RSifA iON' with the Maryland And Delaware
1atsE ~ kaSLY with the junction and Break
ksilSasSSh kShiHShD with the Dorchester and Delaware
"a SSWiMAh WioaAaihs with she Eastern Shore Railroad
anu "le0mlcO and POeOmOke klilToAd.
u. u. kENNRY RuDf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
TsATEXTS OBTAINED.
GETTYSBURG
KATLkYSINE WAFER

Is the nearest approach to q specific ever diseov.
cred for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ciout
6EaVel Diabetes, kidney and Urinary Diseases
generally. 1t restores muscular power TO the Pa
Tk@a. Piles. Constipation, Asthma, Catarrh and
EronchitiS. Diseases OF the Skin, General Debiliy
and Nervous ProstEation from Mental and Phyt :
cal Excesses 1t ts the Greatest AntidOto ever al
covered for Excessive Eating or Drinking. II cor
Teots the stomach, promotes DigeSti0n and II Re
lievss the Head almost Immediately, No house
gistS.
AS-FOr a history Of the Springs, for medical re-
ports Of the power Of the water over disoasos for
marvellous cures and for testimonials from distin-
Guished men, send for pamphlets, WHITNEY,
BROS. General Agents. 2I South Front street
Philad elphia, Pa.
GETTYsBURG SPRING Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
P4IEsspEEgFEsA, HTLNlNsrON nALEr
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On anA altar WEDNESDAY, 0OtoheR l9lh. lgll.
q paks1AaoR oaF vii be attached lo tAs trVlsht
lPsiR isaEina PhiladolphiA 90o ,. ~ lsr VII
4SS ts;la vIn stsp a saAtisas e faIlsHs, uhsa
slsaall llsas aIAys HsEyy. sl3 3, kaAalesas s.sa
ts9 - >. =; LiuWeOa. e.a& 2. NJ Ciayme6l leel
d u kllnEqlia. luis y ~ alItVa losso
lhn toet9l H y. kh1lMhk. hsoA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
9m 9Avertlseluents
,OOO, ,OOU ACRESl

,O00,O ,OOU ACRES!
CHEAP FARMS.
The cheapest land in market for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres in Central NohPaska
Now for sale in tracts Of forty aefss ana upwards
on hve and ten years credit AZ per oeat. No ad-
Mid end hsaltafal climate fertile soil, an abua.
TAs ees. Market N tie West. The great mining
bsiHS wppI,SS SH 9e. Colorado. Utah and Nstada
Soldiers Entitled to q Honest cad of
100 Acres.
TIE BEST LOCATIONS POR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES FOR ALI Millions Of Acres Of
eenolcc d0Vornment Lands open for entry under tho
% homestead Law. near this Great Railroad, with
settled country - N''
free pas5 es to purchasers of Railroad Land
y. SECTIONAL ~ aps, showing the Land also new ed
loh oil descriptive Pamphlet with new Maps mail ed
frOe everywhere.
Address o. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. Z. r. X.
Omaha. N0b.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
Winter Arranged ment.

On Aad after Monday. December =, s7a,
PASSENGER Trains viii run as follows;
TRAINS NI11.a NI11.a PM
Leave reading At I 40 tGs t...
BirdsboFo'. SlO ass
COatesVille, 945 624 6n
Chadd I'd. loss rs Tm
Arr at Wilm'gtOn. II IS SIS k5
TRAINS L1AVB NORTHWAaD:
~nlAs N1. i. P.h. r.A4
I've Mtlmington a'6 80 $40 bO0
' ChAdd's Ford. IS asa 601
CoAtosVille, SIS 45O 1m
Arr At BIrdbOFo'. 91 3A
Reading. l0D rs
CONNECTIONS.
n AZ Wilmington. with traias to Philadelphia and
1AlumOre and with Delaware Railroad tFAins.-
NOS ana s make direot eOnneetiOAS with trains to
and from Washington.
At Cha4dsfOra. trains Nos. l. . and for Pkils-
delphia. Nos. 1 and with trains fbr PhiIsdalpeia
Trains Nos. l. and with trains fbr Pert Deposit
At COatesvile. all trains eonn eod with trnns fOr
Philadelphia and HAFrisbnPg, Trains Nos = ana =
make direct eOnneetiOn With trains b nd from
Philadelphia.
Al Bir1sbOTO', trains AAd eOnnaea noFthwaPd
and southWard with PhuadelphiA and Reading
hAl!rO2d ana and with south yard bound trains.
Train No. connects with train frOn PhilAdelphiA
@. STOLE
-- aaaafAl 6qRaFinAsadsnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
10 ,,sr on Rs; SIi.,Is ,yIsEEcH. Cashier.

TOtOl, 10000 GIFTS, all Cash. S5O0C1O
Only few tickets remain unsold. and they will be
fnrnisGed 70 the hTst applicants at the following
prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, e6; quar- seFs
81 OK II WhOles for 500 50 for 500 ms for SiC1O
For tickets and full information apply to
THQS. Il. BRAMLETTE
or TE0S. II. HAYS& co.
90 Broadway. New York. my9 d2taWlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
w. B. OMPSON,
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DsLAWAHn.
DELAWARn.

A fhn asssru,sul Of
Single and Doable
CaEFiage. Cart, Dray
and Wagon Harness
constantly hand
and made 10 order.
.te AllJobbing punetnnl-
" attended 10.
Having obtained the
ight Cor the State OF Delaware tor l4s0NAaDe fs-
ent Breasa Collar. which Is one ot The mest neneA
eialdseoVsTes for the heFzs that has Reea Ansea.e
for along time and will be lasting heneht 20 TIE
hose and owner. u being 30 eonstlucted that the
hOFse Is perfectly tree na0ut the Throat and nek
chrked and ehafed On the breast - u done w thel
trO Ioars nov used. aes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27
PniladelphlA. Wilmington and Bal.
Cmor0 Railroad.
DRLAWARR DIVISION.

IMPORTANT N0TICE-On and aIlor Monday,
L April 2lsG, ls73 Passenger Train will leave Sea
t0gd At go =. m. for Philadelph ., Baltimore aAd
intermediate stations.
I The 6.5 ,, N. train from WilminFtOn with PhilA-
dalphtA and Baltimore connection. will 10 Sea-
ford! Arriving a. 1000 p. m. Mailing three daily
trains 20 and from SealoFd.
On and AtaF the above date this CAmpany viii dis
eOntiune running the early mOruiHg and evening
VA''i' 0''"''A A''''A AA1 hhlFf!.IKsESSSEY susS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-27

ITO THR PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington Aad RoaiinR Railroad Con.
pAAy have e0mPleked arFang Oments 10 carFV Money
Packages and Expre@ MaaGaF 90 al frSm an pOiuts
On the line al fthotP rOad and West CheStNr
AlSO. 90 all points on the Philaaelhhia ansl Rnsh-
Ing and Ca1agissA Railroads. inclUdins Roadins
AlleRtOWn, Columbia. Harrisburg, I,1n(1Ster Dow.
lnGtaWn. MahOAey CITY. MI Cafn1l. NorFissOVn,
hettaville, &c.
Fer tsEther iH!aEmaiiea apply e BE DSDol. cor
aar q Fg0nk and MAl1iaan alFpats u|llrnink{On ~
kxpless matter sent % fFankiia TgiaaFaDh oloe
No, West Fhird street OP - thaiI Deed N0nt
end Madison. or orders Aa1 with NON alla0 a Raal
aeuNeftng NEonts, Wtli receive pFNmRt alieatioa.
q. BEOL,&
apa-u 0en9 SaDt v. 4 = T. b. o..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
A GHOsTLY VISITATION.

The Davenport Iowa) Gazette vouehes
for the absolute truth of the following,
though for obvious reasons all names are
suppressed:
One OF the leading citizens of North
Davenport had an only daughter who
was betrothed to young man of fair
promise--a clerk in a commercial house
in Dubuque.
His visits to that city were regular,
and arrangements had been made for an
immediate union, when the bride elect
was stricken down by typhoid fever, and
IN spite OF all that skill and care could
do, died. The Gazette reporter SAYS:
"We saw her in her coffin, dressed for
the bridal OF death, not for the consum-
nation of all earthly love. We wit
messed the agony of her lover as lie bent
IN speechless, fearless abstraction over
the satin-lined burial case.
After the melancholy journey to Oak
dale the young man returned to Dubuque.
Nervous fever set in, and peculiar
hallucination seized him that his lost one
was present in the room, draped in the
same garb which had enveloped her clay.
All remonstrance was in vain. He min
utely described her dress, her appear
ance and her position in the chamber,
even when his parents or friends would
sit or stand where he declared her to be,
he saw her glide away and take another
place. This went on for weeks, and the
patient was gradually sinking under the
physical and nervous excitment, when
u friendly ruse was tried to cure him of
his ecstacy.
Coming to Davenport, his mother
found that his funeral garments were
purchased at the store of G. 4 NJ. and
made by Mrs. b. She procured the ma
terial, had it made up in fac simile, and
returning, young lady as near in hight
and appearance as could be found, was
dressed to resemble his deceased love,
and during one of his fevered and brief
slumbers was introduced into the room,
taking her seat in shaded corner.
His awakening was anxiously watched,
and sanguine hopes OF removing his hal
lucination was INDUCED in. He woke at
length. and turning his eyes in the di-
rection OF the pions fraud, stared with
fixed eye.balls for few seconds, then
rising himself almost upright in his
bed, hung his arms aloft, and shrieking
in an unearthly voice, my God, there
are two of them!" fell back and ex.
pired. ,...-..... ...... ..,.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
Notice to Creditors.

INSTATE OF JOHN II. LYNCH, DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Aamnistratrix of the estate of John H. Lynch
deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons
having claims against the estate Of said de
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
licati on of this notice, to the said Administra-
trix, or to John l.. Donohue. at Phoebe, Lincoln
county, Nevads. MARGARET LYNCH,
Administrstrx of the Estate of
John II. Lynch, deceased.
Dated August 4, 1873. au5-4w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
SIS Reward.

I OST, ON THE 3lsr ULT., TWO CHECKS,
| one drawn by the Washington 4 Creole
Mining Company, to the order of Joseph Ander-
son, for $50; the other drawn to the same order
by the Page Il Panaca Mining Company, No. 1903.
for S25. The finder will receive the above re-
ward by leaving them at the State Bank of Ne
vada Payment has been stopped. aul0-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
Notice! Notice.!

OFFICE FLORAL SPRINGS WATER Co.,
July 80, 1873.
rl,HE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE
i been duly adopted by resolution of the
Board of Trustees OF the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06
NeIghborlng Counties,

Garrett is rebuilding his dam breast at Bucl,
Run, near Coatesve.
-I.aac Pyle don't like the West, and will re-.
turn to Kennett Square.
Headings now depot will cost 5150,OOO, and
will be commenced at once.
There is residing at Ayondale, a colored
man named Coates 115 years old.
The new railroad bridge on the philadel-
phia 4 Baltimore Central is. completed.
The Presbyterian choir of Coatesyille will
givo an Old Folks Concert on May 18th.
-Coatcsville is troubled with ghost which is
beloved to be man with sheet thrown over
him.
West Chester has a "White Hall" too. II
must have been fayorte name in ye ancient
time.
for RsG6f wages a. and rules on % ThSss
day last.
Trout are very plentiful in the streams of
Berks county and the disciples of Islack Wal
ton arc happy.
Samuel Hawkins barn, in D1wningtown, was
burned by an inc9ndiary fire on Friday night last.
His horses wero saved
Two Young lads have been locked up in West
Chester, charged with the burning OF Mr.. Hav-
kins' barn, in Downingtown.
-Benjamin Hanos has been for 20 years the
keeper Of tho Chester county prison. He will
retire on the lat of January next
-heaulnB ID WITHOUT DOar1 OF dcaltD, tne
act creating it having failed to become a law un-
til after tho date upon which i. was to go into
operation.
The Hibernia Forge and Flue Mill at Coates
vile. Messrs. Gordon Il Phillips, proprietors,
went into operation to-day. The mill has been
thoroughly remodeled.
The Reading German Building and Savings
Association has purchased la:ge lot at 9th and
Buttonwood Streets in that city, and will erect
thereon new market house.
The West Chester Ne,cs is now printed by
steam. The Ne,os is too lively paper and its
readers too numerous to be hampered by other
than the fastest processes of printing.
The Puddlers and heaters along the Schuyl-
kill, except at Reading, are threatening strike
if their wages are not advanced, or a diminution
isIDot made in the hours oflabor. AT Harrisburg
strike has been made in the Lochiel Works.
Tho Bank of Brandywine. at West Chester,
has elected tho following officers President
VIM; s. Kirk; Directors-Edward Ii. Hall, Bar
ton d. Evans, John Todd, Josiah Jackson, Chas.
Dingee, Septimus Il. Nivin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-06
Now Jersey & Del. Central r. r.

nEETINa OF THE STOCKHOLDERS YEeTERDAY-OR-
GANIzATloN OF THE COMPANY.
meeting of the Subscribers to the capital
stock of the New Jersey q Del. Central r. r.
was held at the Clayton House, yesterday. In
conformity with provision of the charter, 1000
shares OF stock, valued at S100 each were sub
scrlped, and the organization of the company
was effected with the following officers:
president-Benjamin =. Smith, OF New York.
wee President-William Bell, Of New York.
IreAsurer-Edward Howe, President of Primo
ION National Bank, Princeton,N. J9
Secretary-Samuel II. Robins, Allentown, N.
Engineer-Robt. s. VanRensellaer, Borden.
town, N. ].
Observation-Disclosures F. Smith and William
BelI, OF New York s. II. Robbins and Joseph
n. .r5ancoast, OF New Jersey John Jamison, OF
rniadelphia, and II. Il. Appleton, Richard Town
SSend, Sa, samuel Townsend and Henry CLAM, Of
:. The New Jersey & Delaware Central R. R..
- an entirely new enterprise, proposed to form
= new connection between New York and Wash.
nmgton, n and is separate and distinct from al
other railway corporations. The road will be
T TuI entire from its terminus at point opposite
~ Eew hork, to Washington, employing steamers
IN ~, crossing the bays, and not q shove
Lul or earth has yet been re-
moved on any part of the route. It Is claimed
~ Dc III miles shorter between the two cities
snsn % by any other line of railroad, is almost an
airline, and Notwithstanding the crossing of the
pays on steamera,it is said that passengers car
~ ~ delivered in Washington in a shorter time
than at present.
The route Of the proposed road is via Mt
nnoliy Pemberton and Salem, in New Jersey
fort Penn and Odessa, in Delaware, and onward
~ airect line to Washington.