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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
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The London Daily Mems of July 8 saws: Pres
dent Grant announces hat an Iul ulernatlo1al Ex-
Mbii ion will be held at Philadelphia in the yeai
1876. The resolve to distinguish his second
term OF office by an Invitation to the whole world
to the City of Brotherly Love is one which will
give general satisfaction in the United States
rhe Quaker metropolis is peculiarly fitted by its
historical and geographical position for such a
gathering, and we believe that the Presidents
invitation will meet with very large response
Both exhibitors and visitors will probably show
their Willingness to contribute to the success of
the exhibition. That success must of course,
depend in great degree on the largeness and the
liberality OF the plan; and we may trust to the
energy of the American people to make it a quite
worthy successor of the splendid show by which
Vienna ia at this moment equaling, il not sur
D, ss ng, all previnns exhibitions. AS a COM
plete representati' Of the industrial activity of
the New World the VIII be enough to dletin-
guish it from former exhibitions, IN which. of
CONS E lrol / as held the rs place, and 10
give Al d mark ID Individuality It is probable
! that, if the scheme is successfully carrisd out,
large number of Europeans may make it the
occasion of visit to the wonderful Continent
| on the other side of the Atlantic. Thus apart
from any influence it may have on trade it will
at least give an impetus II ansatlantc travel
| aud make, not Americans, but America and its
| institutions better known on this side the sea
We cordially hope that the exhibition may prove
to be one of the greatest successes Of the Presi-
dents administration
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
ro.l,,,a, tens.

There is an animated contest between the two
Democratic factions in Hartford o. md } the
one represented by the Democrat, anu the other
by tho 44gis. 1t is an old squabbe.
The Denton Union is informed that the Demo-
cratic county ticket in Caroline is already set up,
and now only needs to be ratified By the conven
tion. Very likely the wire-puliers will do such
thugs.
This Indianapolis Journal has discovered that
quiet movement is going on in democratic cir
Giles with view of bringing out Gen. JEFF. O,
Davis, of Modoc fame, as a candidate for the
Presidency.
Last year, the Lancaster Inteligencer suppor-
ted Greedy. THIS year, it seems dIsgusted with
the experiment, aud cries out LET all herita
tion cease upon the part of our leaders az to how
they should receive propositions from Liberal
Republicans or any other organizations. LIE
them understand that the Democratic party il
the future makes no entangling alliances. W.
tight under the Democratic name, for Democra
tic principles" But what are Democratic prin
ciples," this year
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
DEL. MONDAY, JULY 81, 1873.
Udderzeok's victim.
NONE OF HIM-wHERE HE HID, AFTER THE BAL
IIMoRE oONsPIRAoY-UDDERzooK drILrY
COURSE DEVELOPED, STEP oY STEP.


TIMoRE o0NePIRAoY-UDDERzooK drILrY
COURSE DEVELOPED, STEP oY STEP.
ttll. WEST CHEsTER. July 90.
Especial Correspondence of the CommerciaLl
The large amount OF money involved in the
Uddergook crime oauseH the Life Insurance
companies to probe and work out the facts to
the very bottom II it were murder only, we
should not have so much light on it, but one
with S25, 900, to be lost or saved in It makes the
detectives aud lawyers scratch.
To-day there is new light on the subject Mr..
Chas H Pennypacker one OF our active and
energetic legal gentlemen, has been employed as
counsel by the nsu ance companies, left home
last night, and Grove over into Delaware county,
where he worked sw4y, all night. aud part OF
to. day. searching out the hiding place Of Co.'s
You n ust understand that the pretended death
OF Goss in Baltimore, by burning IN his shop.
took place in February OF last year. Where had
the man been, from that time till July 1st, 1878
Mr. Pennypacker has unearthed part Of his
course. He went, last evening to Newtown
Square, in Delaware county, ami from there tn
tile house OF Davis R. Mullln, who lives two miles
South of Bryn Maor Station on the Pennsylva-
MA RAilroad. Mun raised Uderzook and last
wear, received from II o latter, who was then sin
Baltimore. two letters asking him to take friend
OF his to board. The ln0nd, he said had " too
many friends was disposed to get into bad
company-wanted " a quiet little place" where
ho coud tan himself" &c 30
Finally, the m IN came H. called himself A.
Wilson. He stayed at Mullins from June,
1872 to November of that year, and after that
stopped for week at Rash Litzenberg's hotel,
at Athensville, in Lower Marion township. Mont
gompry eounty,) a short distance from Mullins
His board at Mullins was paid by Ulderzook
but when he lett the hotel he had not money to
paw the charges. (5i0 10Y aud gave due.bill.
This man was Goss beyond any doubt. Mr.
Pennypacker recovered coat which he left 1t
L.tz nbsrg's. and got also pocket knife aud
some other al tlcles
Where was he. from November 29rd to the
time Of tine muidsr, This is being searched out.
As Tor the Investigations of the body, which
is now buried in the churcn yard at Pennington
Vile there is nothing new. IC seems to be po'-
ltiyely identified that of Goss, though the re-
cognition of the ring by Lewis Engel is moIe
positive than anything else. This digging up
the decayed and decomposed corpse, cut up "a
it is ia not only very disgusting business, but
rather unsatisfactory. MJulderlng flesh is hald
to identify.
UddoI cooks mother is well known about New
Loudon, where she has been nurse. in maj y
families. She seemed like quiet, gentle kinG-
ly disposed woman, aud was much liked in her
vocation. r. s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
ImdnntrInI Nawn

According to the last census report lhere are
800 tanneres in Pennsylvanla, employing | 63O
hands, repre- ,entlng a capital of Sl2 00l 900 aud
producing nearly 81, 900 900 worth OF hides,
The number of taunerle4 in the Ulitel States Is
4 237; hands employ. 20 7si, capital invested
$l2, 72D. sos; value OF products $50 S69, ,S73
The ten-hour Lab bjr League in l. well, NJ ass
usetts, is said to be dtvidsd in opiuion en the
question OF supporting General Ba,ler ,or Gov
ernor. They have besn holding stormy $685.
sions.
In London, the differences between the jour-
neyman masons and their employers have been
arranged and no strike III nov expected The
master builders have also compromised with
their journaymen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
The CIaytoa House

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.s0 Pm. TO-DAY.
T. P. winan, Arkansas.
T. @, Mcleod, Phila.
James Todd,
James r Downing, Downingtowa Pa,
+. P Mawry, q Lady Phila.
A. W. Robinson, City.
L. A, Reid, Irvington. N. Y.
A. b Boidsall & VT. New York city
Frank b Lysle, Phlla.
George A Brown, New Jersey.
Saml A Price. Jr. City.
O Resay, Brennan, Germany.
b Ferris, City.
W W Collins, Ma con, Ga.
] l. Jackson. City.
Hewy A. Fry,
Miss George A. Frv,
Mr.. d Mrs. W. O. Kent, "
Mr. d Mrs. W. 8 Auchincloss, City.
II. A. Cowan, Columbia, s. @.
]. t. Cause, City.
j. Wistar, Leen, N. ].
w. J. Root, N ].
Robt, Jones, City.
Lewis Richardson, BALTIC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Mrs, Bsp, Butler.

Mrs. Ben. Butler was former Miss Hildreth,
Cnce leading actress Mrs. Butler is the moth
er Of the wife OF General Ames, of Mississippi,
who, as Blanche Butler, gained 30 wide reputa-
tion as q Washington belle during her maiden
hood. It is said that General Butler displayed
is characteristic diligence and determination in
his wooing that he resolved that Miss Hildreth.
then, as now, most accomplished lady, should
be his wife; and he went from Boston to Oincin-
natl to induce her to discontinue her engage
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

A severe fire at Montreal last evening de-
stroyed about twenty buildirgs and caused a
loss of Sl50,000. Ssventy-eight families were
rendered homeless.
There is an important arson case being tried
at Galveston. Texas in which an arrested incen-
dar, has mBde conft ssion, implicsting several
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
ORGANIZED IsAs.
JOHN M'LEAR q som,
Exchange and Deposit Bank.
NO. se9 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL

Deposit ACCOUNTS, Subject to check at sight,
fsame as at National Bank solicited from firms,
corpo -ati ms and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST per annum allow
ed on deposits, payable on demand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS rs for interest made on
deposits OF specific sums, for ixe1periods,
COLLIE, TIONS of Dividends. Notes, Interest,
Drafts, &C made with spatch, and accounted for
the day payment is received.
CHECKS on Banks in philadelphia, New York.
BOSTON, Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and
Washington will be credited on receipt from cas-
BONDS. sToCKs GOLD. &o.-Government Sc.
curties, Geld State Bonds, Railroad Bonds and
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Local Sc
curties speciality. Being represented in all the
principal cities by reliable correspondents we are
promptness and despatch, Persons wanting to buy
or ssll are Invited to give US CALL Quotations OF
the active Stocks at New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived daily at our oficl
SOUND INVESrMkNT Securities negotiated and
AVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
MOSQUITO WIRE SCREENS plat1 An I dy1re1
AN '',ss-'''D's III shipley st,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
SMftfnE SaIEs.
ORUsTE EE's sAE1E
REAL ESTATE,
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.

BY vitus Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State OF Delaware, In aud for New Castle county,
made on the 18th day Of May A. D., 1873 VII be sx-
August 20 h, 1878, at O'Clock. Pm at the premises
the right title and interest OF Wilson 7. hey.
ward. DeCima s. HeySard. James =. Heyward ana
6hubrick Hayward. minor children OF james r..
Hayward dece sed,n and to that certain four-stor.
b ick dwelling house and lot situate 10 the Guy oi
wilmington, New Castle county and State OF Della
ware and bJunded and described as follows, TO WI:
Beginning at the point OF Intersection OF the
westerly side OF Marx 1t street between Ninlh and
I, nth cts with the noriherly line OF land ni
thomas j. Jordan. trustee; thence along the SAID
line a. right angles with the pad side OF Market St
north So deg west one hundred and seventeen feet
and seven In hes TO the eaterly side OF Shipey St
thence thereby n0rtn 80 degrees, east twenty rect
and Iur and one quarter inches 70 land now Or ate
of lydia aud Nj drY Dlweon thence along ths south
er line OF the land last aforesaid, and at rgnt an
giles with the aid tide OF Shipey street soath bS
deg east one hundred and seventeen ieet aad seven
thereby sou heIly twenty feet ana ur ann one
quarter Inches to the place OF beginning; oe the
contents thereof what they may being NO. BIZ MAR
Aud Is ordered by the said Court that the sale
of ths interes the said minors tn the SAID real
estate be made upon the terms ana cuhuluohs 'or
T. n Der centum OF the purchase money to be paid
the day OF the sale the fnrth SUN OF IWenty
ton OF seia sale by the Court and the balance OF
the purchase money 10 be paid In three eq la ms
ments with interest at the eXpfttlo oil one Two
and three Years respectively from the said conhrma-
tion the payment Of the said In "a IN nts be Sc
cured by bond and mortgage. and the same 10 De
Rpprovt by the Court , -
Attendance viii be given and the terms and CON
ditions OF ga made known at the time aud place
EDWARD q. BRADFORD JR.,
Trustee or ~ his attorney.
NB-At the same time and place, the lie estate
of Maria II heyward IN the above described pre-
mises will be sold to ths same person or persons as
shall purch Sc the interests OF the aforesaid minor
children such life estate ge her with tne lhserests
OF the aforesaid minor chi d'eD, FORMING inc ieo
simple title 10 the said prenli aeE. -r,o,r
Iy2ItauR16nc EDW ARD G, BRADFORD, Jr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Connecticut,

VIOLATION OF THE PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.
New HAVEN July 81.
An Italian has been committed for trial here
charged with the violation of the personal liberty
bill of 1854, by holding four Italian children in
virtual slavery and living of their earnings as
mueicians and bootblacks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Is this i" sarkasm q
,b;IadaInbia ,Stor savs

Wilmington, DEL, is rapidly earning for itself
iirst-class position as q manufacturing city
So for as iron vessel building is isconcerned she is
certainly entitled to place in the front rank,
scarcely ever sound their own welldeserVed
praise abroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Further Letters,

We receive by the noon mail further letter
f:on our correspondent. L. W., describing
the WHIT 10 Giants Csuseway, the trip through
The Scottish Highlands &C.. &c. The letter was
mailed at Harwlch England, on the 9th of July
We shall print it tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MAhkEIbs
PHILADELPHIA. July 2t.
Cotton lower at 2O16@2n% Flour strong
super $316D44 extras $411@5M Wheat firm;
old red Si 62@DI 67 new Del. 1.64 Maryland
red 81 rs; white. 81 8O01.S5. Corn firm yell
low $1,000. Oats 4l@5io, Weiekey a..
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE Markets
Beeves moderately active AID rather frmer;
common to extra Penua and Western steers,
4@7slc Sheep in fair demand, 5@6. Hogs
higher 79<@8c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

A fire at Hearne, Texas, Friday, destroyed prop
erty valued at $40 600.
A woman named Mary Brady was run over and
killed by fire truck, 10 New York, on Saturday.
Two young men, sons Of Daniel Conover, of
Nav Bedford N j.. were drowned in the surf at
Ocean Grove, Saturday.
Julius Carl quarreled with A. M. Smith in
Hall county, Kentucky, recently, and shot him.
killing him instantly, The quarrel grew out OF
an old feud.
Two murders are announced from Louisiana
Joseph Walsh, OF New York, was shot in Terre
BJnne Parish to-day by man named Joy and
Joseph Leneta was shot by an unknown per son
in New Orleans and instantly killed,
Charles Clackner was run over on the New
York Central Railroad near Schenectady, and
thomas Roach, on the Saratoga Railroad. near
the same city. Saturday, and both were badly
m lngled. Thomas Murphy was also on the same
day drowned i'll the Erie canal near Schenectady.
James Cannon shot and killed his wife in Lou
| isyIlle Saturday She had left him some time
ago on account Of i'll treatment, but he persuaded
her to return She did 80, remaining three
weeks. and again left him He went to the house
where she was staying, and after brief CONVEX
| saiion shot her
A. Campbell Goss was arrested in Baltimore
Yesterday, OH the Ga ge OF c Inspiring with
| Wm. Z. Udderzook and " 5 Goss, to defraui
life insurance companies aud committed III de-
| fault of S25 900 bail The arrest based on
/ the evidence OF parties who examined the body
Of the man murdered by UddelzoOk aud who
state that it is w. y. Goss, the alleged dead man
whose life policies it was songht to collect,
| In the Gordon abduction case at Fort Garry,
Manitoba. ON Saturday, the closing arguments
/ by the counsel were heard by the Court. The
/ counsel for the Minnesotians, who are being
rled for arrestiug Gordon on British territory.
cited all the possible authority of the British and
| american law, which gave color to the allega-
| ion that bsior had right to pursue his hallee
II mn n try and aFrnat him thaFa The
lecision Of tho Court is expected to be an
L nOuuca1 tn mOrrnW.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
ARGE PUBLIC SALE
OF
Household q n d Kitchen
Furniture.

Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
viii be sold at Puolic Sale, at Eighth and Franklin
Streets Wilmington, Del on
Thursday Morning, July 81, 1873,
ct O'Clock, as fdllows:
IN PARLoR AND HALL.-fine tined Rosewood
Piano and STOOL good new, haif-cloth sofa, one
marDle top table, small table, hair seat cnaiIs
three-ply ingri carpet walnut chairs, walnut nat
Sir riNg RooM.-Mahogany secretary and book
ease. sofa, workstsnd, walnut cane-seat chairs and
Ola IA SPRERs-qd and Sd doors -25 cottage bed
steads and straw mat rasses 90 elastic sponge maj
trasses 3 holsters feather beds, 25 small tables,
mirrors bureau sg HaTnet anS c0cos mating
BASEMENT.-4 large dining tables walnut eX-
to sion liable, "a rect longl vulcan nsater. neariy
new 4e gal galvanized portable wash boiler ironing
stow, and irons, a large lot OF queens ware, PLAYED
ware, cnfee and tea urns / doz gla Irult lsIs'
pliers, kettles, pans, buckets 5cAles 9nu Meien.e'
washing machine, tuos wringers- cedar meat tuo,
iOi POUNDS prime lard b0ls. superior cider vine
gar, so pai' chickens, frame staUle, gr1n1 stone
9um hose and many other articles lot enumerated
Goods In arlor and basement sold a. O'CLOCK.
Also lot Of sheets, aham6Fa spreads' colniofta-
Terms at sale. j. A. BOND.
iy21 -Q3. .25. 20 -2S-29-3O
DUBLIC SALE. ..-
PARATUS BOOKS, AND ca sINETS
COR. OF EIGHTH AND woLLAsroN SITS,
Belonging to the late firm Of TAYLOR JACK
son, will be sold on
SATURDAY., July 26th, at 8, A. M.s
To close the firm account.
This property includes large lot OF excellent
cherry desks beRches tables, chairs, gymnaslc ap-
paraius CABINET of minerals, lot OF che cal appa,
atus. bottles, &C. Also. some nne FniosonnlcS trs,t
chemists scales telescope, stereopticon % complete
ratus illustrating mechanics, optics, gAlVanism,
electricity, &c. 49,. ,o,,.. ,,on.
charts books OF reference states, etc. All OF Which
win be sold to tho highest bidder. Terms o. sale.
Goods NAV be inspected early on day OF 'le
The ,hool lately known as TAYLOR Jaekson's
Academy, but now as DELAwAEE lN,IIruTE, VII VII
raj omen as us al at tn corneT Of hlghth snd VOL
aston streets on sep. 1st, 1sT3, pJovidfd win
full corp OF T. struct0rs and coveing continuance
OF its liberal patronage. ...,., .,,
jy12.16-d s&2tw ID. JaChooN' FrihV'pai.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
England.

THE HEAr EXCESSIVE -sUsPENsIoN OF TIE ITCH
BORNE TRIAL,
LONDON, July 2l.
The heat is extreme here to-day. The ther-
mometer stands 85 in the shade.
The Tichborne trial was suspended till tomor-
row on account OF the fainting Of Juror from
the effects of the heat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

The steamship Be. lin, of the Baltimore and
Bremen line, which sailed from the former port
ON the 9th lust, arrived out, on the 10TH making
a passage Of fourteen days. Considering the
distance this is better time than the PennSyicd-
tI1s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

Ev-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing to have tho DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send their address. Where the
paper is desired for less than month"; the postage
mad best be prepaid at this once. BV prepayment
Of postage by stamps regularity of delivery will be
iIaaiI iInaal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
THIRD EDITION.
Powder 1TiII Explosion.

ONE MAN KrILED--THE SHOCK A SEVERE ONE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
-Four of H. A. weldy & Co.'s powder mills,
near Tsmaqua, Pa, was blown up and destroyed
this morning. Samuel Miller, q resident of
Tamaqua, was Instantly killed.
The shock was very severe and was felt for
several miles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Marrtages.

DEwEY-To WNSEND -Juy Sd, by Rev. VIM. NJ.
Gilbert, al NJ trcu4 Ho k, Mr. j 'mes NJ Dewey to
Mis- Leah Townsend, tn OF thi' city.
PALMER-MU4l HhY .-J,ly 81, by Rev. VIM. M
Gilbert a. Marc1s Hook. Mr., Winfield s. Palm y,
o. this city. 10 Miss Jenuie Murphey, of Chester
Co. Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

Our ocean letter, to-day, describes in very
charming manner, some Of the steerage passen-
gers on the Pictoria. =-4.-s-I--
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
n hOde Island.
rlnr Ar pnoyIpENoE 1RoN woRKs.

FIRE AT PROVIDENCE IRON WORKS.
PROVIDENCE, July 81.
A FIRE on the premises of Providence Iron Co.
to-day, destroyed S2500o worth of nails, on
which there was $23 900. insurance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Corner Sixth and
RELLApoN, CONII.

Hyosciami of English manufacture, Nitric
Anvil Aethyden Chord Of Chlora thyl Fhlorid:
lin Chloracetic Acid, SchefingB XyoL GloD9ies o.
Apial, drops each. french Capsules of sandai
Wood, 10 drops each; Capsules fscnerlng y OF Ay!vi
and many other comparatively rare ehenncA anu
fA''- X. BRINGHURST d CO.'S
Corner Sixtn and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Epain.

THE oARLIsTs BACK AND BURN soUALADA.
MADRID, July 81.
The Carlists have sacked and burned the town
OF Squalada.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
9eaths.

BoVEgs.-In this city, on the 18th inst, Mrs Mary
Bowers, aged 70 years.
Ih4 la ives aud f.tends OF the family are In
vited 10 attend Ihe funeral, from the sidence Of
her son Thomas W 1wers, 90l West street, on
Monday, the AIS. inst, at O'Clock. p. M,
GLENN.-At Ne WarK, De June 18th, VIM. Glenn,
Sr,. age 50 years
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
Newark
Correspondence of the Commercial.l

Correspondence Of the CommerciaLI
NEWARK, July 81.
The young bachelors of Newark and vicinity
gave hop at the Deer Park Hotel, on Friday
last, where all enjoyed themselves heartily. 1t
had been the intention to give picnic in the
woods of Andrew Kerr. and great many invi-
tations were sent out for it, but heavy rain
commenced to fall and it was postponed until
this week A large number OF the invited came,
however, so word was telegraphed to Whining
ton for Ritches band, which arrived in due time,
and the affair went on as above.
BASE BALL "A match game of base ball was
arranged for Saturday last between the Alpha
club, Of Elkton. and the Agies, ofNewark, but
as the Alphas did not come game was improv'
shed between the Agiles and members OF the
Diamond State and Modoc clubs, which resulted
in the defeat of the Agiles by a score OF 26 to
20. 1t might be that the Alphas want training.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief OF mothers suffering from sore e o.
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples theae
Shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clotin&
from cha1ng the nnamed surface. prepared Aiin
sold wholesale and retail by u 80
s'4N n BRINGHURST b CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
lCnrner Sixth and Market stIt etes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

False reports having been circulated that
some Of the Modoo prisoners had escaped, a tel
them are secure, and that the entire tribe are
now in custody
Iu a homicide case in Boston. Saturday, the
jury found verdict of not guilty, because the
wrong name had been given in the Indictment in
describing the person killed. The indictment
that he was better known as Thomas Mara. The
accused is to be tried on new indictment.
MIR. VIM. 7. Chance, recently of the Odessa
Md
"A letter announces the arrival, at Southamp
ton, England, Of Nathan Leiberman, Esq, OF
this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
SECOND EDITION.
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, July q.
For the Middle States light Northeast winds,
and partially cloudy and clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21

= w. sTIDHAM q SON,
Real Estate Agents, AucEI"neer
No. Iii East Fourth street,
WILMINGTON, DVi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-21
GxfMrsinms.
70 RxCURsIONIBRs

NOTI0H 70 rxounsronsrs
THE WILMINGTON READING R. r CO.,
invite the attention of
ExcURsIoNIsrs AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
to their
New Picnic Grounds at Lock-
ards Bridge
This ground is beautifully situated on the bankA
OF the BrandYwine, about AZ miles nortn u VII Ill
minoton and 81 miles from Reading; has ample aup-
ply 81 water and she ter No charge s maae tor uso
Of grounds Rates reasonable. a.
For Information apply to p NJ. Ermentrou,s 9en-
eral Ticket Agent, C0atesville Geo A. LeMaistfe'
Agent, wilmington, G. STOLz, Gen: sups,;,
lel6u Soasessn