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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
NEW sOKHa
TaScEeycs Rcbukss Gambling Polls
sicians &.yinG in state - Rev York
Hachs (lub-Western& Union Stock.

sicians &.ying in state Sew York
Yacht CIub-Wsstern FniOn stock.
NEW YORK, February "A delegation
from the Liberal Republican General $;0rns
mittee. headed by General COchrane, Vaies
eG On Mayor Havemeyer tina atternoOr
aud assured him that his views of tho
charter question met theirs. The mayor
said Il feel that the Republican party has
lost some character by being influenced by
coteries who gamble all night to cheat each
other and intrigue all day 10 cheat"
The body of the Rev William StOrrse
IGeneral Archdiocese OF New York, Is,
lying i'll state at his late residence on Mul-
berry street. and is to be removed to the
Cathedral Sunday afternoon. The funeral
service will take place Monday morning.
James Gordon Bennett has been electa8
president of the New York Yacht Club.
In explanation of the recent operations in
Western Union stock, 1t ls said that the
| recent sale of Is 900 shares by one of the
executive committee, which was made to
cOnsummate the bargain in the purchase Of
| the Cuban telegraph cable, was by mistake
regarded by the pool as a speculative trans
action. and continued to be so regarded
until the executive committee sanctioned
| the action OF the president, the h0norablB
William Orion, in the matter, by whose
direction three-t fths of the Cuban Cable
Company were thus secured, and an acqu-
sltlon made TO the w estern Union COM
pany which is of very great advantage.
Sixes of 1881, ll8B; tive-twenties of 1862
1I434; 1864, lli24; 1865, ISIS, new Haas
1867, ll6as; 1868, ll6h; new fves, li3A;
ten -forties, ll44. Tennessee skies 81 q, new
81; Virginia skies 40, new so; consolidated.
jj24, deferred 1885, Louisiana skies 52, new
45, levee skies SO eights 20; Alabama eights
81. 1ives SIS; Georgia skies IS, seven@
50; North Carolinas 33, new Il, special tax
Il: South Carolinas 40. new 2l@ @3; April and
October IS.
Money active; market was almost repe
tition of Yesterday. Borrowers on eait
paid 10 80. At second board some ca
ceptional loans were reported at even high.
er figures. Exchange dull at 81; q 93s.
Gold opened at 1888, fell TO 1854, AT
vanced to IA, and closed at ll3A a ll37.
Loans were from to / for carrying Go"
ernments opened steady and were quiet al
day. closing firm. with the exception Of tivs--
tweniit4 of 1867 and 1853. which Wc:"
slightly lower.
Arrived Steamships Siberia. Hatteras.
Greece. rortia and Clyde. Arrived cut
He!ber. from Galveston. and Seyaphlnc.
from :agannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
THE MORA1ONS AGITATEI
WASHINGTON.

Financial Urier observation-disclosures Men
of the Bistrics-NO slavery in Cuba
American Proclamation from MOrrO
CastIe-Par.lOr of ku-kIux.
WASHINGTON, February The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has revoked the order
calling in 100000, 900 tive-twenties to be
paid May |, for the reason that adeices
from London state that the subscriptions
to the new loan are made payable June |.
The call will be issued again on March l.
The colored men held meeting this
evening regarding Cuban affairs, and passed
resolutions 20 the effect that il was their
duty. az colored citizens of the United
States, TO aid the Cuban patriots not only
with their sympathy. bit materially. A
mass meeting was ordered as preliminary
10 the national convention to be held here
March 3, bv the cologed people in the in.
terest of Cuba.
During discussion with the professor Of
Spanish language at West Point, Mr.. But
Ter spoke Of the acquisition of Mexico az d
thing that would take place in this gen.
GRAFTON, and Mr.. COburn predicted that the
American was born who would issue the
proclamation from Moro Castle III Havana.
The President has pardoned Eli Ross
Stewart ard Robert Hayes Mitchell. of
South Carolina, convicted of being kU-
klux. from the Albany penitentiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
FOREIGN.

iricr.uption OF Railroad Tra vel In Spain
Bills in House of COmm0ns-AbOliiiOR
oS Capital Punishment - PrOteetOraIe
for Tcejee Islands-Purchase of English
Railways by Government - Discussion
on Trenty of Washington = LOnn of
Twenty Million Dollars by Cuha--ugnr
Grinding Recommended Therc-LOzn=
da's Fosces Defeated in Mexico.
l.oNpoN. February s.-a-Railroad tr.""! IL
Spain j.. still interrupted hy CarlJeTr.
The mails from Madrid t4se sine 'iaT~
bctini.
::,anisi, trade Is disturbed.
In the IluuS45 OF Commons yesterday Tut
tees were given Ci the introduction OF bills
providing iOr the aboHtiOB al capita! pun
ish,nent: looking t" the estabishlnenS 0t
rrotpstorate OF Fetjee Islands, providing
that ali treaties made betw~TR Great
Britain and fOri%n powers must secciya
the ratification Of ParIiameut; iega'izinG
m"rriag. with deceased wlles sister, and
providing for the purchase Of English raiSs
ways by the government.
Captain Bailey Cochrane made - Tong
speech To-day eriticsing the treaty OF
W,shin.ton He chargeh the government
with surrendcring English homer and SAGE
yiicing the interests of Canada.
Percy Wynham followed in G0nGemnas
ton og the treaty and its results.
Mr.. Lain: defended the policy Of the Gosr
crnmeut.
Mr.. ilugcrson, Under Secretary Of Ihc
Colonies, protested against needless discu&-
sion at this late day over tho Washington
treaty. 1t was the greatest mistake to sup
pose that the Canadian interests had bceu
Injured by il. The Canadians themselves,
thought otherwise.
Sir Charles Hodderly regarded with
alarm The doctrine that Englan@ was res
sponsjblt' for the acts OF colonial "ticialSo
The subject was then dropped.
Jacob Bright introduced g bill 10 Sen%TTR
electoral disabilities from wonth.
In the House OF Lords this evening" Eara
Of CarnavoD inquired whether there wao
any convention with Spain by which tho
officers and crew of the steamer MurilO
might be held to answer for the disaster to-
the cmigrant ship Northleet. He urged
the Importance of revising the marine sig
nal system, to make it more @tfectual iD
tin Of danger.
Lord Rosebury wanted 70 know what had
occurred to prevent the completion of the
treaty with the United States supplemel~
tary to the treaty of Washington.
Earl Of laudcrdale expressed the opinion
that no criminal proceedings wouid hold
against the MHillOs officers unless it could
be shown that manslaughter had been come
mitted.
Earl Granville coincIdrd with che last
speaker ID nls opihioh a7 I" Cile IsB"l a7l'oo@
OF the Murilio case, ., IL, c
In reply 70 Lord ho5eoury Htrl N ran
vile SAID that treaty Is now IA procG 80 Oh
on proposals made by the American gov
ernment. Last year the presidential elec-
ton ana otheT circumstances IlT Tl lau uelaSe%
negotiations VII recently. lhe terms On "h
Tue trealy "eto o5oo "s si%uu S'' ou' ti'. fi'~
American oeh@Co ~ujourHeu ""nout ra'''S'
ing mem; ............ ..-.,.,... a.,
JohH hofr' conSeF'"1iET %%n'uua'e, H"V
liverpool BY maiogity Of !yls oy@a do
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

ASSESSMENTS Nos !22. I43. l2i AND i2j.--
See Speclni Notice Co',mn.-Death Of
Wilian. Weiss. Conrad Kaiser. John Fe.-
der and Henry Hillebrand. payable 4: the
Office Of the Mutual AID ana Benevolent
late lasurance Association VI Louisiana,
No. 10 Camp street. Amount paid ou: since
ore reIi!iz4t.on, august. 1855. $30'.2j0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

tNUsUAL O"rORTCNITy TO INVEST IN
CRY GOLD BONDS. AND Coop BUSINESS
PROPERTY, Situated N THE FIRST AND
SECOND DIsTRICrs.-Messrs. &. E. Cir
ardey 4 Co., as Will be seen by reference to
their descriptive advertisements, viii per
emptorily sell this day at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. on Royal street. very desirable real
estate. all well improved. and !or the toI-
lowing interests:
!. For the succession Of Catharlnc Doyle.
taat very desirable business stand, situated
and forming the corner oi Lafayette and
Freret streets, First District.
.. For the succession of Michael Kenny.
that valuable grocery stand. forming the
corner of Dumaine and Roman streets.
Second District.
). For account Of all concerned. thirty.
five tsIC0o eachi city Of New Orleans gold
bonds. seven per cent interest, payable
quarterly; to be sold IN lots 10 suit pur-
chasers, and without, reserve.
M better security for inyestmea: in the
country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
Vhe IeinpefnEare.

The thermometer at Louis figer;"'s
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood "A
follows: At A. NJ. 49,: at . P. Nj. e3'
at P. H., 6lo. Lowest point during thu
uight of February 6, 44o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
The saiand M0Hfilis,

This is the title OF monthly magazine
published at St. Louis By Mrs. Charlotte
Smith. editres. and rroprietress. The
January number OF the Infant contains a
portrait Of Colonel Lewis Y. Bogy. the sue
cessor Of Frank Blair il the United States
Senate. and a Biographical, sketch Of that
gentleman. The subscription price OF the
L.'ond is 81 per year: single copies. thirty
cents. Mrs. Srnit:. arrived here yesterday
from St. Louis, and will canvass the city
for subscriptions to her magazine. which
she intends as an advocate of the interests
Of the great Southwest. The best literary
talent will be employed in contributions fox
its columns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
g.. 4. Il.

Tie Grand Army Of tn, RenuDlic wil!
.ave lis annual election Of c.i!cers a. it,
new rooms. No. llG Carnude!c. street. this
evening at seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
BY TEL. GRAPH

B I I { |. [ G K A III. .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
BILL f0s EXECUTION OF GENEVA AWARD
POLITICAL DISABILITY BELIEF BILL
The LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION
A FINANCIAL ORDER REVOKED
C0loaEO MEN OPPOSE CUBAN slaysay
ANNEXATION OF CUBA AND MEIiCo
HOUSE OF COMMONS YESTERDAY
NOTICES OF NEW BILLS
DISCUSSION Of TREATY ON WASYINGTO
SUGAR-GRINDING IN CUBA
A WIFE MURDERER EXECUTED
SAVANNAH RACES YESTERDAY
THE MORAlONS AGITATED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08
FURNITURE.


NoVICE...... ''NothoA
MI Il A EE ON.
Dealer In All Kinds of Furniture.
NOS. 90. l"l and ln3 CHARTRBs STREET, Eewc
leans
R.s constantly on hand an assortment OF
Cottage Bedsteads extra make. with. iF-lnS
Hostsl. with teastsrs, f H.
Solid Walrut one-fourth Harbfo Bureaus, $50.
Solid Walnut Portable ArlnoiTs, with two dra
era i'll bottom, $50
Victoria Bedroom Sets. in Walnut, Mahogany Al
Imitation Rosewood. ten pieces. i 100
spring Mast rasses made to order, 525 and S30
Parlor Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood, ten pieces, at very moderate prices.
Also, an assortment of Looking ''fasses at medef'
Ate pricss M- ven. - ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-08

!ooErlNVED ON EEaHgR fAsg,l
, 1873-12-20
CHRISTMAS At THE P00R.A0UsE.

70 Tic Edtlr af Tbs Chicago Tribune:
SIN: While VIC aro enjoying our Christmas at
homo wSh our families and thinking of many
who btvo no chimney -corner In which to hang
their stockings, and no kind friends to look
ATTIC their wants, some will say, How can NC
hep them? I wish to call attention to ono of
clr county institutions, and ask kind friends to
bolp us mako ono bright spot at lonst for them
this winter. I refer to tho Poos-IIouHe. Our
sabbatll-yiaits thoro show soma 100 children,
and iu all somo 800 or 600 boings,-mnny Of
thom driven thoro for tho want Of work, and not
from any bad habits. II any one could stop In
OH Sabbath afternoon; and SEQ tho 200 or 800
who gather in to tho Sabbatl,-Bchool, and SEQ
with what close attention tloy liston to tho ro-
marks Of tho frionda wlo address tlc1n tt would
draw tie lcalt Of any ono toward them In sym
pathy.
a iitt!e tnoney to onabte us, on some day bo-
twuan Christmas and New Years, to give tlaom
Christmas treo md fill it with small presents
would do them much good, and be remembered
by them fur many long years. Contributions or
money .nay be sal,s to A1r. Gray, Editor Inferior;
or Fairbanks l. Co., 1o7 Fifth ayonuc. Chicago.
1T. W. SMITH,
Park Ridge, ILL.,
, 1873-12-20

q. 1874, md George W. Campbell appointed
1JAa1 Torrent flied supplemental petition
ngainat Il. n. Il o. =. Housl, 81 & rulo to
.Gow cn,,ac was Issued, roturnnslo N live days
nftor Hurvluo Of tho Earno.
COUNTY COURT.
". II. Edwards, Frod I: Rinney, aud Bruce
I. Epl,lin wcro appointed Special Commissioners
to make tin assca5nontB In pntttuns " to 81.
Tllo catnto OF Homer Curtlco .sns dactarcd Bct-
tied, aud tho administrator discharged.
burEn1oN COURT IN nnl1sF.
Thomas II. Nicliotts and William N1avor
brought suit hgninst qontge 4. Gardner and
dnorge y. 1lolgos for 81 ,00i.
Daniel Nrooar begun mn notion In aHsutnpalt
against Samuo' ]. Walkor for a2.6oo.
Tho Illinois StoNo Company nuod Charles
Mooaa'ngor for e3 900.
William Il. Jonkina brought suit for $1,2Oo
against John ". Tnnt.
Iomuol N. Baldwin brought suit against
Charles L. spal,iing for l,00D.
Tic Qrtniy County Nationa! Bank commenced
an action for 900 against Sparrow NJ. Nickor-
son.
Louis, Klommo filed an affidavit on which to
have q capiaB issued aghinst Charles Iotcru,
whom sllo nllugen has nlanlorell hDr by
applying to l1cr a most d0famatory eplt1let. Sho
clalms 900 dsnsageB. caiins was aceortl-
ing!y issncd by Judge 1amoson for tile lofoud-
nut to bo hold to bull tu thu sum Of 81, Ono.
David NJ. Smith, II. A. md A.. Q. Mason ro-
covered Judgment for 80, TO againat i. N. AMI
l.. II. Crons1l1an.
C1nUu1r COUNT IN HR1EF.
John Gregory recovered Judgment against tho
Ch!cago Tug Company, Earnislco for 81 ,02f.14
Tho case Ut Hugh Somcrs aghtnBt Thomna
1louon was tried md Judgment rendered. for
plnutiif for fl 900.
, 1873-12-20
DR. Livingstone.

Dr.. Dcke writes to tho Londan Times, with
respect to Dr.. Liyinsstonc, as follows; "1f the
Intelligence from tho wost coast OF Afrlca is to
be depended en- We may very shortly expect tho
return Of cur grcat traveller, DR.. Livingstone, to
Ills ualive country. Gu tho lat and lth insts.
you inserted communications from mo to the
effect Tint our countrymau was dotainod q
prisoner at place about 900 miles from Enbom-
brought by tic Inst African royal mail
s!oat'ler, i was reported at s.. Salvador
tolior, about 80 or 10 lnilcg from that
't,laoo. Now, as st. Salvador is only eighty miles
Sro,n En,boinma, tho distance to tho latter town
Aom tho spot at which. according to tho latcr
Intelligence, our adventurous eountryman WAS,
Is not moro than 12o mllcH; mud, Embon,mn
being seventy mlos from tic mouth Of Tho
Congo, ho would haye boon within quo miles of
the coast. AZ tho hardy and energetic ,trayolor
IN not IN THO habit Of lott91g tho grass grow
come oil noariy, If not quito, rs qlliclsly aa tho
natives who brought tho nows of Ills whore
abouta. Consequently, on tho assumption that
tho intelligence received Is founded on truth,
wo nlny moi unroasonably look for tho veteran
travellers arrival in England by tho naxt mail
steamer from the Wcat coast OF Africa"
, 1873-12-20
THE C., B. & Q. PASSENGER.TARlFF.

BATAVIA, H., Dec. II, 1873.
10 tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sin: Au article In your sauo Of tho 10th inst,
copied from tho Aurora Herald, doeB Injustice
to tho management Of tho Chicago, Burlington K
Quincy Railroad. The wrltor WAS probably not
aware Of tho fact that Datayia Ia only 90 miles
from CLloago BY tho liao Of tho Chicago, Dnr-
lington l. Quincy Railroad as originally con-
atruotol mud operated via Turner junction, anil
that tho Company have noio tho right to Mse this
lluc IL they prefer doing 90. Tho Batavia peo-
p'e. being 80 mlos from ol,oayo, aud Aurora So
miloB (by now ine), aro untitled to loss ratos Of
farc tlnn Aurora. II the Chicago, Burlington l.
Quincy Company choose to lgdoro tho short limo
from BATAVIA, aud talse tho business or miles
oxtra distance via Aurora, 1t furnishes no good
roason for charging Increased ratos Of fare for
this diversion Of tllo bnsnosH. II would be
moro oguitahlo for tho Company to mako still
lower ratos from I'atayi'. to compensate IN part
for the additional time md Inconvenience BAth.
viana aro subjected to III pAasing over Tho extra
distance via A,lrora 4 DATAylAN.
, 1873-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Tho renting Of rowa In tho Rev. Robert Coll
ycr's now Unity Church will take place to-mor-
rnv eyonInr.
rhe Raw. ". A. r,rt1ott will lend tho nom
oa.;,o to1,,,w t1,ho suh,oct :, ~ 1,o.ur
:a";,o., p,"Hoeen ~. "h..t t'o''' ~ ''Ss 10 ''u1
roction OF Christ"
Tho second annual ball Of nlatng star Lodge.
Mo. 60, I. I.O.F.s, of l., will DO given Thursday
w. .,D-I ~ - st.'.'...1 ri, eA"'
evening" a1 s'anoato Aal''
Tho fair and sale Of Ohrfstmas-gifts at tho
Reunion Church, On Mitchell street, near
.rhroo1, =. a.;1, T., rrorrcsu nils ortor,,oor MI
, '..l, - 's .. 80 a'. r. e. IT, a,.;,,.a,s A"
r,,. 1n.,s ca,.,..- - r,,..,,,.;., e
iho oh'ca6o ooc'osy VI fhyslelAns anu sur
goons moota Monday evening nj the Grand Pa
ciflc;; DR.. Peck will rcad papor Oh Questions
in Therapeutics"
Tbe wo,t.kuovn Irish nasriot, Jo1,n 31itobc1
viii ioctro IN tb;s city nt sn.no tmn nrin,, III
mn1t fnn daya' ,neot,nr If i,jn frioudSs an,i
wc1i. i.w;ahars i. calIol lar thir nrc,;,,p nt =
n,cinok at nurkoss Isn,o,o,n Motoi r. arrn,,co ~.
for t.'o icclnra' on3l nj WIN nrn IN syrnnnI t,v
viii, thom nyon,cnt md dosira 10 r,ye NJ. Mitrh.
al = Him. rnront;on al,nt,lf nnt hi ~ Iva
, 1873-12-20

A wife In Ohitllcothe, O., has demanded
divorce upon tho specification that. upon one oc-
caHor, hsr brutal husband "put her to Aoak In
tho 4ain-Sates barrel"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BAN %HM
= o,lth Nipth r. @. RVKRETTB -
a II MSi1 nsstiyey cures Ruptures Large stock
Flsstic Stockings, BeltA .supporgerss se0u las
P pIHSss: 10. Low 4. LsAz Atssnesah
eRRie. eszaElzEA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15
I'll aaaa gMag.
PE GGsaHSf ssHsAiuaoAp e
m, .,sn Ap-rHa srtNpAv. DEo ~. 1871.

CsNRTAL RAILROAD - sS1z8P
N ntSc LnILAADELPHlAs
on And AFTER SUNDAY, DEc ~, 1871
Trains Leave Depot. Thirty-sscona and Market
Trains arrive at Depot, Thirty-nrst and Marker
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation daily, except sunday, Gq0 4.
NJ, 90 A. M. and lilo A. NJ, Lilo r. NJ, SEQ Z.
and ll.OO T. M.
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. $50 \.
Mall daily, except Sunday 500 A. n
Fast Line and Rrie Express, daily, ex- ann.
HS SsRs sG1 ACE daily except Sunday $50 r n
Lancaster and York Acc dsily,ex- o,,
Psr sRs sUT frain daily except Sunday, SO r
Pittsburg Express daily, except Sunday Ls0 I, NJ
Cincinnati Express daily, AlO II. N.
Southern Express daily mS n
Pacifc Rxpress daily, 1l.s0R n
Paoil sunday Trains, $40 A. M. and $50 p. N.
For Rmigrant Express Train, leaving 11.50 p. NJ
daily, except Sunday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at liS Market street by 3
NEW YORK DIVISION.
n, and 1880, 1.s5, 800. $50 and obs P. M, and
Accommodation for New YORK, 1870 A. M.
Emigrant Train for New York 12oO night
way Trains for Trenton, $50 A. ,4SO and ll'So 4.
New ; York Sunday Trains 40. abO. 1880 A. NJ, ESQ
r, M, and 1870 night.
KENsINGT DEPOT.
Holmesburg and Bustleton. $40 a. II, 400 noon,
Obs and I. 70 L. M. =.
Way Train for New Brunswick, 21o Z. n.
Express Trains for Trenton, f.s0 A NJ. and 400.
Way trains for Trenton. 10 A M, s.1b, o.oO and
$50 p. M.
FOR BELVlDERE D lsIoN.
Express for Trenton, Lamb'vills, Easton, Scranton
&C., TS0 A. M. and 40 p. M.
Way Train TO LamDertville and bennington, l0ot
A. Nj, and 40 T.. M.
Way trains for Pennington, 1000 A. M, and o. III
Accommodation for Belvidere. o.O0 r. M
MARKET STREET FERRY,
AMB0Y DIVISION.
Accm,n for New York, via Perth Ambey, and viz
Monmouth junction $50 A. M. and =, M
Way Trans for Trenton, and New York, and 10 a
M, IL neon, 8, 4, o and 6P. M.
way Train for Burlington, o.sV & N
Way Trains for Bordentown. and L,So r. M
Express Trains for HightstowD, $50, A. NJ, ahe
1870 and $50, Z. M. -
RIpress Trains for Long Branch, T.sO A. M, ant
N. j. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads, I.sO a
way Trans for Mt Holly, HOP. M.
way Trains for Pembert0n,6, 100 and l0OO a. III
lB0, g. 80 h0U and $50 p. M.
| Hleeping Car Tickets for the West can De mac OF
Application at the Ticket ONCE, COL Chestnut street
and at the Depot, Thirty and Arhet stfcsts
Agents of the Union Transfer Company VIII CA
for and deliver Baggage at the Depos. orders vii
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Filne Csru
can also be obtained at the following
U.s. ''''S Mo- gOl Chestnut street
TICKET OFFICES: No SIS Chestnut street
[ No. 116 Market street;
/ and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
/ lei A. j. CAssATr. General Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15
atnIsterl aIatItts.


- EaIsTER's OFFICE, $780,, v.n .,h ,su
II ara, annlIeatiOn Of washington Jones, Ex-
Upon - ny Wiiiain q. jones', late OF wilmington
ecnvoI, IN " aaid County, deceasedi II ID orueGeu
snI directed BY tSs noos Of the granting q
ecl.Ora Parliamentary, upon the Estate OF tle ae-
Letters With the date of granting thereof ny causing
advertisements TO De- posted Wl' ny tSe most pabo
the daSf he County of New Castle requiring a
places demands against the Estate 70 p,esens
sons az abide by an Act of Assembly IN snch case
the sal nS nroyided And also cause the same 70 De
made anu ,,PptSln the same period in the DM Con-
SscIAf, newspaper pnpsn u.s. ,N1o an ,vssRs
and W W S,ven under the hand and Seal Of once OF
,Sn Reeister aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Il Castle County aforesaid III ssy Rs eRa ssAf
above wris'l persons having claims against the
az Inc deceased must present the same dniy
sssted to the Executor Oa ~ IN snch cSss
~ 1874 or abide the ACT Oh Assembly III Su0n 'oAs
made and pi'yWRHHsssia INeToN JONES, Executor:
Address, wilmington, Del looo-oM
raIsTERs OFFICE, ..,. ,o-,
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, Eeofnary pm, , I9.s,
Upon APs srhy Pierce, late Of Wilmington Gift,
tOI ~ ronnfv deceased 1t Is ordered and directed
~ Si Regiater that the AdmlnistratOr aforesaid,
by lo ,ica III the granting of Letters OF Admins
g wv, npon the estate OF the deceased with tne
,a,a az granting thereof, by causing advertAeents
dae nsed within 40 days from the date OF such Let
Wpe n Civ of the most public places OF the County
VIZ m Castle, requiring all persons having demands
81 e he Estate to present the same or abide b
al Assembly In saGn case M ad ea a wtbin
anu o ai9 period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL,
ussspsper published in wilmington, and to he con-
unueu Given under the hand and Seal Of once Of
Fl l, the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
IL 81 castle County aforesaid, the day and year
-, nyratten. B. GIBBS, Register.
ap SSs%sTMrEAli persons having claims against the
,.i'sts If the deceased must present the same duly
,,ested 10 the Administrator on or before FEB oth
al g op abide the Act of Assembly in such case
maze ANU JAMES BARTLEY, Administrator.
,.ooo febT-sW Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15
e.
wILMNSsgTSoH ! WEST Ia u

on and after MONDAY, November lsth,lSIz
Trains leaving wilmington, at 1910 A. M, and
bs5 p. M. connect with trains leaving Phladelpma
1850 A. M !, and T. M. .-,., A.. ,,o,o
ware r. r. and p. w. a b. X. X. trains arriving In
Wilmington at TO- and 1925 A. M. ~
Trans leaving Landenberg at 6.45 A. M. ana aoU
p N connect with trains for Philadelphia leaving
Wilmington at $40 A. M. and $50 2. M, the Pnis'
delpha and washington Express, leaving WliInag
tor at g. H. p. M, and the Delaware uain SOUTH
leaving wilmington at $40 r. N. w :,
Omnibus transfer between w. w, and r; W. = =
Front and Market Sts., by McMullen d Seal, o.
cents for each passenger and cents for each piece
VI Fyeioht s6ould be delivered and properly marked
al tho statiOns half an hour before the departure
| 81 ths train otherwise 1t may be DELAYED twenty
four honEA - ~ SSsNuss-S HNfS
ect2s.H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15

III. -. 80 DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
- - - LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, 20TH, 1872
(Sundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will leave az
ioDows:-
aotprHwARD NoETHwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AN. PM Pm. AM, Pm. Pm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-15

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