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SSAo o' suosioA to.uhy, III IIOut OF the
Cotton Exchange, for 1880. per pound.
Lou1svnnE. Angus. 1S.-Fiour firm;
demand fair; supply light-family extra
|5;15; Corn easy; demand limited
shelled. sacked and delivered at depot,
9I@eH for shoulders; 11@11H for
8@sA.
ST. LOUIS, August 13. Flour weak:
concessions would have TO be made to
sell-round lots of superGno winter
375@425. Corn-3s(a3SlI for No
q mixed, in elevator. Whiskey quiet.
ut 81. Pork firm, at 1G. 75M17.O 90. Ba.
con firm for jobbing and order lots
93S@9}9 for shoulders; lO3I011 for
clear RIB; 11G1114 for clear sides.
Lard 6rm-summer steam TX: rrfuetl
Is24.
C1Sc1NNAT1, August 13.-Flour firm
and steady. at 625@G.5U. Corn firm
and in fair demand, ct 45C046. Prov
sions quiet. Pork JIG. G.5Oj0l7.OO; gene.
rally held Of 17.00. Lard unchanged.
Bacon-shoulders 8; clear rib 1913 "a
1925; clear 1875. Whiskey firm, at o..
MEMPHIS, Angus. 13.- Cotton seems
firmer-low middling 1871; receipts 1S5
bales; shipments ITS; stock 7,1S4.
PHILADELPHIA. Angus. l3.-Co:ton
dull-middling 1924.
AUGUSTA, August 13.-Cotton dull
middling 1714; receipts &c bales; sales
14O.
New ORLEANS, August l3.-Cotton
quiet ordinary 12(1l2Li; GOOD ordjua.
ry 144015; low middiing 17I0ls;
midd!ing lSA@1S2s; net receipts I7G
bales; gross 6U7; sales today so; last
evening 800; stock IL, ,631.
GALVESTON, August l3.-Cotton dull
and nominal-sood ordinary 1917: net
receipts 81 bales; exports to Great Eri.
tain 1890; sales 5; stock 7,O96.
MOBILE, August 13.-Cotton quiet
l-middling 1S]4; good ordinary Az
net receipts 32 bales; exports coastyise
4SG; sales 200; stock S, 563.
SAVANNAH, August 13.-No cotton OF.
fering-middling 17ls; net receipts l55
bales; exports coastwise 433; sales %
stock 7G4.
CHARnEsros, August 13.-Cottou
dull-middling IS; net receipts l3S
bales; snles 100; stock 4,Sls.
NORFOLK. August 13.-Cotton dull
little doing--low middling Is; net re-
ceipts 46S bales; exports coastwise 612
sales 80; stock 3,O9S.
BosroN, August 13.-Cotton dull
mlddling 2014; net receipts 20 bales
gross 5O9; sales 200; stock 10000.
WILMINGTON, August l3.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1919; net receipts "a
bales; exports coastwise 80; sales 80
stock 7S0.
BALT1MoRE. August 1S.-Cotton dull
-middling 194; gross receipts bales
exports coastwise lis; sales rs; stock
2,0I6.
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4 FEMALE COLLEGE The
feminine college at E7auatown, Illinois,
Is IN future to be known as the "YYo.
mems College Of the North western
University" A rule of the institution
is that at least one of the faculty must
be woman. The first feminine pro
lessor appointed is Miss Frances Wil-
lard. She occupies the chair OF esthe-
tics, and has q salary for the first year of
Sl,SOO, with assurance OF an annual ad-
vance for tho next three years of 5000.
Five ladies have been elected 10 the
board OF trustees OF the university.
II all Indian tribes would, between
themselves, adjust their difficulties "a
did the Pawnees and Sioux, the Peace
Commissioners labor would be cnrtailed
considerably. The telegraph reports
the killing OF about 100 Pawnees in the
recent fight, with horses and arms, O
loss tho farmers Oh the frontier can
hardly regret.
Rev. DR.. Meynardio delivered an elo.
quent lecture in Greenyille on Friday
evening last, "On w. Gilmore Sim1ns. -
The audience was highly pleased with
the effort. The object vas to raise
funds Tor the erection Of o monument
over tho illustrions historian and poet.
During the last year, speculators have
carried out of the Arkansas VALLEY
thousands OF cattle to the farms of lii.
| nois, Iowa and Missouri, for the pur.
pose OF eating up the grain rails I'd by
the fnrmers thcre, which they gladly
sold at twelve and fifteen cents bushei.
Mrs. General Gaines is residing in
Memphis, Tenn, the home of her hus.
band, waiting for tho final settlement OF
her New Orleans claims, which have
been forty-one years in litigation, and
cover property worth $50, 200, 900.
Mrs. Keogh, we'll known chiropo.
dist, of Charleston, died on board the
steamer James Adger, on the 9th, and
was buried OF sea.
A colored boy, twelve years old, was
drowned Oh Sunday evening, the lOtb
instant, in the miIl-pond of Mr.. jenkins.
in the upper part Of Greenyille County.
Mrs. II. j. Means and Mr.. e. Y. Car.
rol died i'll Spartanburg lust week; and
Mr. Edward Trenholm, Jr., and james
Howard died in Greenville.
There were 24 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 9.h-whites O.
colored Is.
The French troops have entered Nau.
! cy, and TeEe received with open arms,
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TIE FLOW OF IMMraRAT1ox. 1.-The
latest reports on the. subject ehSNSthat
she numbgf OF ipmjgrelts who EyYifr-
rived in sbs 5iscd States. ::ahe
time OF the establishmehtot the 0kyarn-
ment to ths piose of theiyAss; 1874 TO
have been as4ollows: Previods to 1890,
estimated; 25O, 900; from 1921 tol 1880,
!5l, $40; from 1881 to 1840, BOP, 1875;
ron Ioc0 dsai too to 1922. i,7l8,25i; from 1851
to iSG0. 2.59s, ,2l4; from 1861 to 1870.
=. 491, 2o9; during the year 1871, 367, 789;
during the year 1872. 449, ,040; making
q grand total OF 8.G2O, 452. The indica.
tions thus far are that the arrivals dur.
ing the current year will fully equal
those OF last year, the foreign born
population Of the country being thereby
increased by nearly 100000 souls.
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CONE Down, OR Go DowN!-Ex Gov.
Patton, OF Alabama. in letter to The
South, says that the dividend paid by
the Augusta cotton mills is over 20 per
cent. year. A cotton mill at Peters
burg, Va. pays % per cent. year. Ono
at Columbus, Ga, pays over 20 per cent.
Ihe mills III this State 60 Mt least rs we'll
And at this very time the New England
mills are struggling along with small
profits, and even talk OF working short
time, 80 as to yeduce stock and improve
prices. The difference between their
feeble and sinking condition and the
vigorous activity OF the Southern mills
is. accounted for by the 1--we cents O
pound" advantage which the Southern
manufacturers has in his tilt with New
England.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-14

y HAND Ice MACHINE Gen. Alfred
lTctson, late OF the Confederate States
army. the captor Of Stonemau, has OBJ.
tained letters patent for machine for
the manufacture Of ice, which is intend
ed for introduction into every house.
hold. 1t is about the size Of En- ice
cream freezer, and is SO constructed that
it will freeze water into solid blocks of
ice III ten or fifteen minutes. One of
these machines will cost $40 or s25,
after the obtaining OF which the round
expense Of making all the ice family
would use in yea. would not porhap ps
sum up 81 gross.
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The morris Cotton, Gin"

HAVING enlarged my business. I eYain
IL offor the above Gin to the planters OF
South Carolina. Having been thirty-eight
please the most fastidions. My Gins are war
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
H5dter, sin cleaner, make more lint from the
came quantity of seed cotton, than any other
Gin made. The price lo,cer than any Gin in
the market. Planters wishing theae Cine,
will please order early, to avoid delay.
Price, So so per saw.
WOOD TURNING OF every style done with
neatness and despatch, and cheaper than
Northorn work can be brought here for. Ad-
dress e. MORRIS.
July 10 Sm Columbia, s. @.
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Heinitsh's 8 Queens Delight,

TIE Great Blood Purifier.
LHOR the cure of a!l Chronic Diseases, Scro.
Il fula, Ulcers, Chronic rheumatism. Fry
sypelas, Kidney, Bladder snd Liver COM
plants, Dyspepsia, Affections of the Lungs
and Throat, Female Disorders. Puri6es the
Blood, Restores to Health and yigor, Clears
the real Queens Delight. at HEIEITSH'S,
mono other gcnuine,) Columbia, s. c.
,Jniy %
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Reward.

reward.
GOS REWAltD is hereby offered for the
hOGC arrest, or information that will lead
to tho conviction. OF the party or parties
@ VINO, on no Monday night or yesterday morning,
distributing reservoir, 30 as TO ailow the river
water to mingle with the spring water
which Is supplied to ths city.
SAMUEL a. PEARCE,
aug II Agent G. ", P, Co,
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A Card.
Va e statement mado by Major Z. ". Sci.
4 bels at the last mass meeting ef the
citizen. a q Of Columbia. in regard to the cleans
ing ing OF the springSin the city park, is incor-
statement. as I, T. L. Stark, attend to the
cleansing of the same in person.
Aug IA 1 r. T.. STaRK
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Heinitsh's Great Blood and Liver Pills
DERFECTLY tasteless, elegantly coated,
l. for the cure of all Disorders of the Sto.
mach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Ner.
tiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepeia I1a.mma.
ton otthe Bowels, Bilious Fever, biliousness,
Piles, and all DcranSements OF the Internal
vlscera: Warranted 20 effect positive cure.
Price, % cents box Sold by e. q. HEI.
NlTSH, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, CO.
lumbia, s. C. Jnfv % :
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The Georgia Gin.
nN entering our fifth seAson with these
~ GINS, we have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties Hho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge of.
We WeGUARANrEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT, GIN as FAST and turn ont as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT rs
MADE. Please order early, so as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded On application.
LORICK,& LOWRANOE,
June II Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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Fulton Market Beef.
CuOICE Fulton Market BEEF. Just
" opened and for sale By
AuS0 JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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J. A. WATSON. n. D..
RESPECTFULLY oifera his PROBES.
IL S!OAAL SERVICES to the citizens OF
Columbia. Office in medical building, Uni
yerslty Campus. Aug 10 3lv
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issucd by the Mercantile Prize Associa.
ton Of New York, informing them of
their success IN drawing valuable prizes.
which Will be forwarded on receipt of
the amount specified il the letter. An
Investigation failed to disclose the
whereabouts OF said association.
~ Sister OF Mercy in Key West, Fla,
Was recently struck by lightning, aud it
was thought she was dead; but wonder
ful to relate, although she was black in
the face and frothing at the mouth, she
recovered. There was O mark in the
flesh almost entirely around the neck.
All the newspapers, with one excep-
ton, in Western Kentucky, oppose the
project Of forming new State out of
portions OF Tennessee, Kentucky and
Mississippi. The project in that Sec
ton is considered visionary.
4 startling tombstone WAS erected to
the memory Of "Tabiths, beloved wife
OF Joseph Wright, Thomas Andrews,
Eben Halsted, Edwin Murray and Chas.
Dean. by her devoted husband, Cyrus
Morgan"
A horrible death of q mother aud
child is reported in Baltimore, from the
explosion Of lamp, containing "ocean"
oil. Mrs. Fred. Rosenthal and her in.
fatt son we're the victims.
One of the Siamese twins was recent.
ly summoned to serve on a jury in
North Carolina. Chang would not 20.
and Eng was fined s25 for non attend.
ance.
There is a lady at Saratoga who has so
many diamonds that special police
man is employed to keep guard over
her.
Tic Cari;sss have jus. claimed an
other victory. That is their principal
business. Once in awhile they win cre.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-04-12
Latest News from the Fijis.
HORRIBLE MASSACRE AT BA.

By the arrival of the brig Surprise from Le-
vuks, We are placed in possession of FIJI papers
Up to the 10Th February, from which We make
the following extract:
By the arrival of the Pride Of Van, which came
into port on Thursday morning hast, the full par
ticulars have at length arrived of the late fright
full tragedy on the b river. From all that can
be gathered, the mountainous who had threatened
Mr.. Burns many times, came down in force TO the
number of about two hundred, and concealed
themselves in the cotton during the night. Mr..
Burns, when proceeding to call his labor in the
morning, was rushed ana almost instantly toma-
hawked. The murderers then seem to have divi-
ded, and while part attacked the labor-massa-
cring twenty-one of them,-the remainder at
tackled the house. Mrs. Burns and her three
children were brutally slaughtered, their bodies
being covered with wounds. and every article of
furniture, fittings. or anything Of the sort in the
house was utterly smashed and ruined by the in
sensate rage OF these blood-intoxicated semide-
mons. One of the laborers, a Tanna man, fed
to the plantation of Mr.. Mcintosh, about three
miles distant, and gave the alarm. That gentle
man Immediately despatched his two oversee
with 80 or 40 armed laborers TO the scene, VIII
they arrived just in time 10 save the bodies Pa
becoming the material of Il cannlbal debrNn.
The bodies OF the unfortunate lahOrers, hoS err,
by the mutilatIOn they had sustained. shor' too
plainly the work of man-eaters, and pOT. hs of
their corpSes have no doubt figured in then rrible
orgies OF these deyil-worShippcrs A ~iinnaucst
was held on the remains, and a verdi, ieieturned
30 the effect that the unfortunate deplled were
murdered by the Kai Colos, together NTH a rider
strongly censuring the Government their late
action, TO which the neighboring seStlers, quite
disregarding the previous threats :, lie mountain
GERS which date over a period of 31gout two years,
ascribe their melancholy fate. ;uhe greatest ex-
element prevails throughout : district, and the
settlers have-as one man-crected to defend the
remaining residents of the Q When the news
first reached Levuka an e-aed public meeting
was held, and a small fore eft on Saturday night
personal friends of Mr. !ohn Berry, who was
then in town-to deie y his house and goods
from outrage. On Surrry. Lieutenant Pritehard
with a few whites, I'd about so or GO native
troops-left for the WE of action; and the Min
lister for Native Aft IS has since followed. The
Government are stteling every nerve. and mus
tering all the fore at their disposal, besides call
ing to protect ~tlrofves OF the settlers, as we'll as
to punish the ~ayDcious miscreants who have ON
mItted this W $tcrime.-N. Il. Herald.
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TO LET.
VNHE FFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY DR..
OLIVER. mh9
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with q curved spirit level before him, watches the
slightest indication Of rolling in the vessel. imme-
diately suppresses the tendency of the saloon TO
follow the motion OF the ship
We can only repeat that the working model
seems to fulfill every promise the inventors make
and that if Britannia succeeds, as We believe she
will, in ruling the waves henceforih in the placid
manner indicated by Mr.. Henry Bessemer's exPer-
iments recently, that gentleman will merit a statue
such as no other naval hero has had youchsafed
70 him
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NOTICE.

HAVING PURCHASED Mr.. BESEIELDr
Inte-rs, n The Carriage Manufacturing Business 10 this
Cliy. 1 am now prepared to execute all orders 10 my Inc win
pronpspessa add dispatch. l trust my long and varied expert
ence In the business will enable me TO give satisfaction to all
hose who NAV favor me With their patronage.
Honolulu. Jan. lsi. 1873. vNl
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Boston Congregationalist ! 90
n. Y. Observer, Presbyterian : 90
y. Y. Evangelist, Presbyterian- 1 90
n. 4. Tablet. Catholic. S 90
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Nem sAGperttsemEafs.

NA4a a "A IN -FOUR WEEKS CANVASS
S4 20 ID ING was one agents pront on
bryantis Library OF Poetry and ssng; SO In % one
week on the New HouAekeepers Manual, Dy MISS
Beecher and Mrs Stowe ANY active man OF woman
can have an agency J. FORD CO., Rev YORK.
Boaton Chicago and San Francisco. augf64W
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vANvAssING-BooEs SENT FREE for the

The Great Remedy for Dlar-
SA0I FTHH. rhea and Cholera; also the sure
cure for Fever and Ague as found in OUR HOME
PHYSICIAN, by DR.: Beard, the latest al. ana best
tnnwiI disease Its value is ats sted by thousands
VIA have saved money, health and liie Az nts
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WILMINeToN a WEST La M6
w ERN r. X. akIERH-HA]'
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.


Commanding April Tth, trains will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington I 90. 10 40 A N, and 30 7 N N
Leave Landenberg 49, 10 80 M Gna 9 ~ a. ~ p N
Arrive at wilmington 55 M, 90 and W W 4 N N
Arrive at Landenberg . 20, II 81 M and W M
CONNECTIONS: Trains leaving WilmlngsoInn % az
10 40 M with train leaving Philadelphia ~ & sV
NJ; baltimore at so A N, and DelaWare hain'
arriving at 10 Is A M oxpu ,onneets
with train leaving Philadelphia at 20 Z =, ,,,h
Train arriving at wilmington az Z 90 M win
train for Philadelphia at $40 =, ..,,h .vo,n
Train arriving at wilmington at % WIN tIaih
IRAN arriving at wilmington at 90 n YIN WI
train for Baltimore and Washington AZ II 4
with train for Philadelphia and New YORK ~ oO
PM; and with Delaware X trains at 70 M n
Omnibus connections between W. W, ah1 ~ :
W. a b. Depets and cars Of the Wilmington Siv
Railway nn.,x,o
Leave wilmington, 90 and 80
Leave IandenberR, 10 A Nj and 40 Z
arrive at wilmington, y ~ A M ana w
arrive az Landenberg, II P M and ~ 4, r M
Train arriving in Wilmington at W M conhe0Ve
with train for Philadelphia at 9 81 Z "A Cav.
Rpr2-u pAslD CoNrNIAT guy"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
gail 3uaa giuss.
z-----swsg-E1 PHILADELPHIA, WIZ
d . ~ MIN0T0N, q RALTIMolth
&EHTIS WfME TABLE

4 - n MINaTON, q BALTIMORE
TFGEE, VINE TABLE
n. ttno affect SUNDAY, August 18th, 1873.
! .--pn,Isdelpbia and Washington Express Trains
designated thus Il tSpi 3T y The s y 10 n
gton Exp pniadelphla connects for Fortress Mon-
iln aaa m'N norfolk. kE-on account OF DIN renee IN
aIr ~ ms leave Baltimore ny city tine nVe mih-
4 ~ earlier than stated DeioW.
''S '"' SOUTHWARK.
.,-.,,. from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
RSoad street and washington Avenue sS iOho"s'
7oO is, 1900, 10 4b AM 1910, 400, ,4.4b
Dr Dar"l n ;i,0H. $50, 1i.a6 P. M.
Ss' PARK, 100, 10, $50 1000, 1o4o A. M,
iO aSO a. sO o. SSss ssO y No T. i iaso ~ sO
m 4so 10, hib6.OO', $40. Z, $50, lisO' LAO r
p omosp. 7, s.1b, $50, 20. 1o.4s An. 124O $50,
SbnrIow,I, $50, 1O.45 a. M, 2eO, AGO. olS' s'So
H HTsinersz 1915, A. NJ ~ e gs 80 Phi \;
lwoOd, I. $780, lO'4o A Me- SSO 4'O' 0'i0' t. '''O
syaoni II. Fl MT $780, 1O4S A. M..a'O. 400, OiO' $780,
,iseyue sS X $780, 1O4S A. M, asO, AGO. diU T. $50
SHiimnpton. NJ T. 80. 1915 A. NJ, 1aiO'', 2so, 400
~ y - o0ss l. O. 80, l1.30s p. M.
n q. ,ewp Su ut, $50 A. M, 6.15 g" NJ
,,anton g. 80 A. M, blo o.. +. M.
%eSsrK, $50 A: M :, 6ib,S' II oSs ss' = NJ
flktUhE Esst s s'aO A. M, b. 10, 8's 1LsOs p. M.
EoorrVye, 3 80 A. M, 121b'' b.l5, 6OO'' 1l.sO' r.
Il. vro.do-arace $50 A. M. 1a1b'' e.Oo'' 11.SO' P.
Z ,errymansville. $50 A. NJ. o. i1.so.P.
tdgswO0d, $50 A. M, 9" ll.sU, r; M
Iasnolia. 8 80 A. M, 9" lib p M
sssmore. $50 A. M, IA 1919 so" 1l.so' p. M.
NoRTHwARD.
l., Tina for philadelphia will leave az follows; from
natimote, 1880, 9.s0'' A Nj, 2.4b" T.SO' lO45'' r.
~ uoono,a. 8 % A. NJ, 8 4O'. SIG. P. M.
Tdsewoon. S2T A. NJ, 8 46'' r NJ,
PPetrymansviie. g. 80 A NJ, 8 b9s' Sa' + NJ
lsyfe dc. Grace 1I:1O'' 1851, lO;oz' N, AlI
''ol lerfyVle. 1a:O' Gas, 0:OO 1i:Oi" A M, 4'4s''
S;i' S;'rihi Il y East. 7. .Os 1925 M4:4s'. sh9. Pm
s1iar Sintoni + IL 9:4i a NJ, 4:b6'. 9:s2. Pm
Sswark, I. .B3 Q:rb A M, s9'' 9:46'
Stanton, LAO 1o:os n 6i9% n.. s;S' Nj
WWiImneton :35'' 6:ib so, $40, 10 90, 1890
30 .,9.s \. Z. b;44.s T:1B, 1O:2r Nj
ueeyae, 6:s4, T:G1, s:29, 1917 AM, 2h2, 412.T:as
eIaymont, $50. 7:gs, $3.50, 1925 1850 M, 1920
q inwod 4 1o, 100 7;sS 1881, 1892, 1896 M aG
'g tIsIatfs IsI sU! 90, 7s7 $3.50 1884, M 800 t:2s
SeSrGass fapriSs, 7:S5, 1sS sia, 1898 Ol Mass A."
'@i aT6R,n s4s 7:t2 s:4b. 9:i5, lO4, ii oa
A MI. l:.b. 2:36, :s5 o :BU, $500 ]: :oS
hester, b4 1910 A. s;Sl s:as s:as' ~ ns
iidley Park 1851, T:95 1855, $3.50, 1927, 10A Il !!
i:Iq. I;bI 2:49 4:4T, b:49, 6:42, s:l1, u 02
arhy, sos, 7:Il, lao s;n9. 9;OT, 9:3s IL W M
1.S, 2:vO, s.6l, 4:45, b:'4, 6;54, s:s6
SUNDAY TRAINS.
fo trains will be run on Sunday, except those
"' iamoEin and intermediate stations, l, M
Wilmington and Way stations M, 9;'O M -
baltimore stopping ut the prihcipai II oo
trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows iron
amOkin and intermediate Stations, v'io a An, M
'ttmingtOn, stopping AZ way s'aViohs' '''V''''V1
baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 1880
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
nAMPHORINE Z

The Great Discovery for the imme late relief and
cnr,. of Rhepmatsmi, Neuralgia, SpTains Bruises,
patns, StraIns, sun Joints, hWengs, lntama ions,
i,nnions Catarrh, &C, NC 1t will not grease or
stain and for the taile is luxury In every family.
Thonsands Will and now testify to ts great merits,
Try ii. price per bottle, ,25 Genus. REUBEN HofT,
Prop'r, 2OS Greenwich St, N. Y augSS-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
OAKLANp FEMALE INsTITUTE.
NoRRIsTowN, PA

Winter term will commence september "a. Among
the advantages claimed for this school are tnor-
onphness Of instruction, excellence and variety OF
edIlcatiOnaI apparatul comfort Of domestic ar
ranQements ease Of access healthfulness and beau
" Of location, and reasonabeness OF charges. FoT
auaS5'9w ] GRIER RALsToN, Principal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
7 PENNSYLVANIA Ia IN s5Esis: -

hAlLhOADt EAsAAA
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY -, 1873,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Marke
at Gets, Philadelphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Pl oil Accommodation, 500, so and 10 80 A. NJ. llo
44b, 30, 10 and Il. 80 +. M. oh ouhuay "7" a
N, 30, and 45 T M .ao NJ
N agara Express daily, except Sunday, ~ a "'
y Mira and Lock Haven Ell. daly'ex sundsS So AN
Mail daily, excest sunday ..,v nv o'VV a. m
BsfsbsqR SePt sqRdas AS daily except sunday 2sO p N
lancaster and York Acc. daily,ex- .oopM
p.TRssSaTg dp S fran daily except sunday, ssSPM
r ttsburg Express daily, except Sunday ds0 + NJ
c acinnati Rxpress daily, q, . az ao n N
utnern Express daily, gSo igSS y M
r cl1c Rxpress daily, lido ,oa, Z. M
z 10 Mail SATURDAY, night runs only to WlllianspoMEs q
Fl Emigrant Express Train, leaving Two =, M.
and baggage delivered at il6 Marker sueet py
NEW YORK DIVISION.
&, press for New York 2bO, s1e, 7.lb, $50 and d
ii N, 10 80, 1.l5, s.OO, 900 and o'oo r h'' al"
NV Wy YORK Sunday Trains a0O, $40, 7.sD A. NJ, 70 80
h6e P, M, and 1920 night. ..,.
q grant Train for New YORK l2oO night
Accom- for Trenton, 1.8O +.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
For New York 50 A. M daily and 40 r. M. =,
Bustleton, 64O A. NJ, I2OU noon, 6lo and ~ r. ny
Trenton, $780, so, 10. M, S15 $40, 4, 90 ana
$50 and $50, P.
Accommodation for Bristol, u ", r. M
FOR BELVlDRRR DIVISION.
Rxpress for Trenton Lamb'vie, Phlllipsburg, East
on scranton &c, 1880 A. M. and 4uO M. a,
WaV Train to LamhertVtlle and Remington, lUV'
A. M and 400 p. M. -,
Ftr Pennington, T.3O, 1000 A. M, and 80, M;
Accommodation for LambertVihe and BeVldere