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Will take its place IN numbers unl nolte at least with
s great musical featiynls Of tho country. These ayo
befA tho German Baangorfosts, tho two Boston Jnbi
aes and tho recent festival ut Cincinnat 1t s to be
cIaGacd with tho two Ioston Jubllccs, nhongh inferior
10 carh In point Of number nj perforncra and Of
Inuacs effect. AS great popular demonstration It
Is great Brcccss. Az u performance Of popular
music fur tho n,neacB It IL e!ao HncccAs. But
css.las.e n11lHica! frstiral, festival which will
exercise my good Influence upon HltY!c 1t Is Of con
e~qncnco whatever. as Tho managers probably did
nj expect or intend tn achieve my musical rcaulta
e:setlt 10 llruAo the crowd for tho nIo1nout,
and Fl ar. Gilmore did mt expect anything nlgo
II ha3 probably answered Tho PURPOSES for which It
1nEnIcd. Judged mubically, 1t cannot bo compared
with eitGr the Cincinnati Fosiiya Or the 6aongorfeas.
Thu latter have been earnest ana honest attempts to
rrollsn high claBs OF mgc, aud to eoyatc the pub
Il: taste from tho Gerlnun standpoint, Ut least which
III about tho only musical standpoint now-a.ayB The
oinclnuAt Festival devoted to tho production OF
como OF tho grandeat compositions In tho whoio
world of music, ana Blk month"; Of lard study
and practice wcro giyen to their performance,
h,ll tho result WIN tho greatest musical
ever known In this country. Judged purely
upon its musical merits, tho Jnboo Las progressed
a'!ieiply to Hhow tint chorus and au orchestra Gnu
hn or8an3sd which may do sono work hurcnfter
THIS, 1t taas ia encouraging. Judged upon is merits,
l5ToYcr, nR popular performance Of oasy, popular
nu:'c, md by the satisfaction which II gaye TO tic
a,lilscc 1t may bo net down conditional n.rcoss
And ha, too, ts encouraging, ns 1t a1'gnrs well for
p,s:!s,g nn nldcnca together hereafter lnr somohlng
t.ttor. Compared with tlo Uostnn Jubilee, 1t falls
ls:l~ tlltir siandar ~ was nferior IL numboIa
In Hlu.p Ut soloS unl conrorch cscta, which tha
dt nat mid which required more or iass tsalntna for
r.y ftalrs In tho Chicago Jablec Which calls for oti-
th ,att,r admiration, 1t 10 tho cnerprlaa anl energy
whrl In faw short Wco'ta lsaa been ahe 70 summon
itE.u{ kkaN RtJt
, 1873-06-06
WALL STREET..

KoV1eW or fho Money, GO1ds Uond,
Stock, md Produce Markets.
Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chfcaao Tribune
NEW YoRR, Juno 5.-To-day wns tho dulloet Of tho
aeason in Wall atreet. Tho annual rcgata Of tho New
York Yacht Cut, took largo numbor Of brokers and
apcoulatoA from tho street, and, consequently, thora
very slim attendance on tho Stock Exchange and
In tho Gold Room Tho fluctuations In the various
markcts wero confined within narrow limits, nnd,
taken altogether, thorc waa an antiro abaonco OF any
interesting features In tho current speculation.
MONEY.
Tho money nArket was mcrn ropntition OF yester-
day tho supply Of capital bong large md tho omAna
limited. National Dank notes glut, and nre Of
forod free Of Interest for six days, for return Of
Primo dtseounts aro scarco, and He
The sofk :; Ta1hss vas intensely an and tho
cent To of Se t Was weak Il Se
af 't n aess ' hno eSasss sSypshg Sgu,ss T
or o. thse atock a9woyoF E1ero only x to per cont,
and one n Es
report of tho Pac1ao Mail Company will not 10
made public before Tomorrow or Saturday. It Is stated
Tho eash and call loans in tho lust atatomnnt Will bo
Ercntly reduced from 1896 ,1lo; 100000 per cent
sa Sn ana q 4
to 10 troneudoualy overatated and tho amounr>so-
no5tea To- ~ tho asaeta % the ynlao Of ateaerB,
ba2, 1t Is said, will bo reduced much more than ere-
ctghborood Of 10 to-day is said to 10 that dealers sro
Is already vorS grea and may form tho basis q
corner.
was quiet The bids for uovornmont gold were ut I'M
part Il cqae Tho Soing dtee5 Ia j. n,e
without cue, aud consequently prices edged Oh a
atils II would nov appear that tie leading bull IN
go ntends to Do noth,ng nnta ho rot1ra from tho
which la coet!ug them to por cent to carry. Tho
nlarkot GoRed weak IN consequence Of the sale of
ota by tho German bankors.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign o1changca were again higher on modcrato
Ssnsess a s a s .y sp Of b ts Tbs
for sixty days' sterling, and 110,s for short sight
Ti'e market closed with actual business et X rcr cent
scarce, aud command full rates.
,.-....,, OCEAN FnEIonrs
havo recently ndyancod and the supply Of sa tonnage
oMertng ts limited. Steamers engaged ahead At
full ratos Tho advance III freights and scarcity Of
Tonnage vii ororate aa check on our export trade.
tectivea to the Stock Exchange, and exUnited Btaes
nectectiyo sampson will have charge Of the force do
'tatlcd hero.
Flour was dull and unacttied with limited inquiry
a9e apo 1hRng @ g. bss
psr bnsho with atcaaes feeling 1t tie close. Sales,
about tho cc. Tho Sales eash ssa md reuar.
amount to LAG brla At s055 for mess and 4.u6
for extra prime Tor future delivery go bris 10
as s16.a7N. IN cut meata tho trade
is limited, and prices about tho aamc.
sales ooa hspekod shoulders in bulk at 7Ic; 2oo do
shoulders, 10; dry saltod shoulders, 7A@73fc.
Receipts, 571 packages. Uacon rather quiet and
pricca weak with sales Of 60 boxes long ccnr ut axe
Short clear is quoted Mt 8A@0c. Lard VIVA fairly
nctvo and about the same june Ia quoted at s7Sc
these prices. For future delivery. 600 tcs August
aold at o,:c 100 tca for Juno aat evening at5c and
1900 ties for July at 9}kc. Reco!pts 298 packages.
, 1873-06-06

Thore are three countoa yot to be heard fror,,-
Wooator., Marshnll, anl putnam,-wlch will proba-
by Rtyo I"wrUnco slnall ajorito, but not enough to
materially change tho result
ALroN. H., June b.-rlo official returnn Of tho
judicial election n This county for Circuit Judge glye
". H. Snyder majority Of ROO Gillespie, md 1Aa
oyor Gillespie and Davis combined. snyisrs nnjor-
w In this Circuit IL ovor 4.00O. 8eholnold, for
thta county.
OtEyELaNp O., Juno OIL, II. Jonca, G. II. Bar
ner and 8. O. 1rtswod were noninatcl to day, by tho
l!opuhl!cana OF tH city, cA1tatea for Judges Ut
the new Superior Court wltri. u about 10 bo Organ-
!zod hero under tho rocent act Of Tho Legislature.
, 1873-06-06
WEATHER AND WATER.
CHICAGO, juno 6-1018 p, m.
The following roports Lave been received from the
IIIntl. | Weather,


WASHINGTON, juno 5.-For New England, tho Mid
die tatca, and Lower Lake region aouthweater1y to
nortAwoRtery winds rieing barometer, and clear or
partly cloudy weather arc probable on Friday. For
Tho South Atlantic satee snutherly to westory winds,
Will, probably from South C.rolina to Florida For
to southorly mid easterly cloudy weather, and ruin.
From tho uppor Lakes to Missouri and Tennessee,
partly cloudy weather, with probably rain nreas over
Southern MlAsouri and tho Woaorn portions OF Ton-
nesRoo and Kentucky. For Town aud Minnesota aouth
erly wlndA aud increasing cloulineBs.
HTAnE OF WATER.
Daily report OF the stage Of water. with ohangoa
in tho al hours, ending 3 p. M, June 8, 1878:
, 1873-06-06

vol Known ulurchant oi thia oily waa sllo III lie lack
part u tho head md dangerously wo.uldc.l. col
oled emlloyo had got Into row. and went to Mr.. Mc-
Ouat to got revolver. His employer refused, but
went with him to aaecrtain tho trouble. when they wcro
attacked hy tho roGhs, and III tho mcco Mr., McOatfs
rihtol was discharged, nineDUu bilokaot osteriug hs
ful. - -
, 1873-06-06
FRANCE.

PARIS. Juno 6.-Prince Jorome Napoleon has ar.
rived IN this city, His prosonco here causes mitch
agitation IL tho lobbica Of the National Assembly.
uhc ntat reception of President MaeAtnhon took
mcmbera Of tho diplomatic corps with tho exception
OF Count Tou Arn!m, tho German Ambassador, wore
present. There wore a1ao in attendance tito Minister'S
sna eome members Of tho Loft Centre. tIe
ViieanB 1rtncoa, d number Of acnernla and
editors Of conservative Journals In pars distinguished
1adtca, '' " "1s
, 1873-06-06

NEW OarKA.s, juno b.-An Austin special aaya the
fo,r-Nfhs Democratic ai,A Conservative majority III
tito Bpnaie Rll tho pnrey Republican measures of d
tho pnoRotsa vosoea Of tho Governor Tho Legislature
positively REFUSED 10 rafy the net Of tho last le4,a-
tnrs giving subsidy Of $40 00O pur milo en- GOV Mes
at tha International Nsilroau Company,
, 1873-06-06

nuMofotl DOclsto1n OF the Court OF Ap-
put.ls Sustaining tho k0svcr Court,
Tho following tclcgrama were received here yosor-
day aftrrpoou:
New YonK, Juno b.-Judge Sutherland s.atca tAat
ho haa sent telegram announcing TINT tho Court Of
Appoas lad 3D. given decision f n tho csse Of stokes
NEW YORK, June GA r,mur prevails that the
Court Of Appeals has glyou decision adverse to tho
application Of 9tokes who was conylcud OF tho
dor Of Jamea Fisk, Jr,, for now trial.
ALBANY, n. y, June 6.--Tho Court OF Appeals will
adjourn on tho 1ath ins and is decision In tho 6totoa
case m0y not be handed In boforo that day.
, 1873-06-06
Woman Convicted OF r1,lritcr.

NtNc1H UlapNRlH "a IHt Eh1ttFD0 7T9bNHe. .
Hr. PAUL.. Mimi, June 6.-Tho Jury III tho Of
CHARLOTTE Laml,et, ut Ellsworth, last night gave yor
dict Of guilty Of murder in the frst degree. Tho EVIL
cnco, far received hero, nakcs strong Of
insanity for tho dofenso, ali tho medical toan,ony
ngroeng that Bho insane. Tho verdict may be OK
painhd by tho rebutttp1 evidence breaking the do
1eAcQ'4 CQsQ,
, 1873-06-06
SPAIN.

BAnuELoHA, Juno 6.-Don Alfonso has levied ouo
yoar'a tax on tho Town Of Monistral do Menaerrat.
Geu. Yelardo has gonc to Ylchc.
~ [H'orld Special.]
LONDON, Juno 5.-Tho officers Of tho Spanish army
arc preparing to pronounce againat thu Republic aud
to summon tho old Cortes to reasonable
, 1873-06-06

L1snoN, Juno e.-The steamship Cordillesa from
nlo Janelr9 May II, has arrived. Tho yellow foyor
hAe entirely Disappeared from Rio Janciro aud tho
oittns On lilo do Ia Plata. Tho number Of cases In
Bahia I waa also daily growing leas.
,cn. ao hnanrreeti3n III the Province Of Enro Rios,
oiforts Of tho Qoyornment to crilah It.
, 1873-06-06
CUBA.

WAbnNoToN, juno 6.-The Department OF stato is
n receipt Of Information from the Consul 1t Havana
that Banta Rosa. American citizen who naH bcn1,
imprisoned In Cuba, has bocn rcloaaeil.
HAVANA, Juno GA Spanish telegram states That On
which scgenty.four innurgonts were killed. Tho span.
Arte lost ninotcon killed aud forty-two wounded,
, 1873-06-06
htIETPtA

VIENNA, juno b.-The American department Of tho
Exposiuon was opened this morning, nnl steam mp
piled to tho machinery. Tho noyeltea surpaea thoao
from other countries. President White, OF Cornell
University and cx-Gov. Z. D. Morgan Of New York,
arc Charnon of tho DurcauB OF Education and Com.
merce respectively. :
, 1873-06-06

pH1LApELrn1A, June B.--1ohn Wilson, . packng-boE
manufacturer, linz nhscnuled, nttor borrowing $2oOou
from irlonis. lilo lad fallen Into his dtioutes from
= mania for gambling.
, 1873-06-06
ITALY

hoME, Juno 6.-Tho dcuth Of Signor Ratazzi was
announced in tho Chamber Of Dcputioa this afternoon
Several speeches highly ouoglsito Of the deceased
statesman wore delivered, mud national mourning
1ou1npd,
, 1873-06-06

DALrrtoRE, Juno d.-Charloa Il. Henderson, on trial
for tho murder Of Dr.. Norman Cole Jan 0. 1a72 AR
besa lsela<s4 - Mpat guilty..
, 1873-06-06
THE JUDICIARY.
Additional Returns OF the Recent
ElcctiOn.

Special Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GALEsnuRd juno 5.-Tho following nro tho ma iori-
fCH NY cn,tnttj.g, far klo,yt, harm.
, 1873-06-06

Rise. / Fat.
STOKES.

". g, KAUFstAN.
Obsorycr Signal gorvico United States Army.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

~ NNEADF W MALADY--A JUMP FROM
SECOND STORY WINDOW.
"A young lady in afiluent circumstances, and
highly admired In fashionable circles in Phila-
delpeia, recently visited Oxford Chester county ,
loL me purpose OF stopping few weeks with an
She was at intervals visited with insana a.
tacks and on last Friday evening she jumped
from second story window in her aunl's resi-
dence, and wandered therefrom down the Balti-
more Central Railroad to Lincoln Station, a
distance ofthree miles. and much 10 the joy Of
her relations, returned 10 Oxford on the follow
ing morning without showing signs Of fatigue
from her previous nights tramp.
% Saturday her brother arrived from Phila-
ueiphla' and on that evening as she still seemed
quite wrong in her mind, she was seen safely in
ner bed and the door of her chamber securely
fastened. She had not retired long, however
until some person called at the residence of her
aunt, and stated that they thought that the
young lady was out in the streets again, but as it
was very dark, and raining in terrible manner,
II was thought itwas very improbable, but upon
reaching her room, il was found that she had
tied the sheets Of her bed together, and had let
herself down TO the pavement below leaving the
window open after her. fl4lla 80
Worse than all, she had not taken her clothing
with her, aud had even divested herself of her
night dress. Her brother, together with several
others, immediately started out In search of the
poor girl, in the midst Of the terrible storm of
rain which was raging at the time, and starting
down the railroad, with the aid of lanterns, they
found tracks OF dainty feet In the mud and fol-
lowing the road down below the new car .Ahops.
While hunting forthe tracks here which they had
lost 1t Is supposed she was attracted by the light
and she appeared on the scene, in a very delapi-
dated plight indeed, and shivering with the wet
and cold, and going up to her brother whom she
recognized, sue asked the following very cool
question "Are you looking for me !" and upon
being answered in the affirmative, she then made
the reply, "YOu were not long In finding e"-
Her brother having provided himself with an
ovsrcoat, Immediately threw it over her, and she
marched back home talking pleasantly all the
way as though nothing had happened. On Mon
day morning she was taken to the Philadelphia
Insane Asylum West Chester Nelos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
0gtraso and Arrest In tennessee

MEMPHIS, July 2a-Qn the night Of the 18Th
instant, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, widow residing at Rip.
ley, Tenn, was awakened from her sleep by ne
gro named Christopher Titus, who presented a
pistol at her head threatening instant deq If she
made noise. He then outraged her, and being
drunk, soon fell asleep in her bed. Mrs. Fitzpat.
rick then slipped from the house and went to o
peighbor's and told what had occurred. Mr.. Thomp,
con- her neighbor, accompanied by his two sone,
proceeded to the house and found Titus still asleep,
He was secured, and the next morning, after q
preliminary examination, was granted a mittimua
TO Memphis jail. The penalty for his crime is
hanging or imprisonment in the penitentiary, at
the discretion of the Jury,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
DICK Yakes In &C conkeaaIenaI.

Almost evcey one convetaant With politicians
and political s familiar with the benatoriA
history Of ex-senator Yates of Illinois, who lost
his plnce in the Senate account OF MS unfertu-
nate love for the bottleS and who made a speech
en- 4th Of July, in which he frankly confessed his
shortcomings and faults; but he took occasion 10
contrast himself with the self-eomplacent Chris
tian Credit Mobiier statesmen, who looked down
upon him with contempt. Owing to delirisa1a
trenens, be triumphantly denied any participation
~ plumber schemes, and exposed the hypocrisy
and dishonesty OF those godly Senators and Rep
resentatives who were accustomed 10 turn up their
holy noses at him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
a ROIIiTe-pAIlI horror.

EIGHT WoRK1ERN ENyELoPED IN a sHIBT Oh
FLANEs-FIvE NOT EXPECTED 10 RE0ovBR ERolG
THEIR INJURIES. .s#AG44GN1 .as
CHICAGO, July 30.-tA terrible accident occurred
last evening ar the North chicago Rolling Mills
situated in the extreme northwsatern subnrbs OF
the city. resi- gs's sssf
About dozen wortmen were engaged lin re-
moving an imperfect blast from one Of the fnrna-
ces, when suddenly large mass of clinker was
detached, making an opening Ia the furnace, and
there rubbed out an inm6nsS yOIdmS, which, COM
ing In contact with che outer air. exploded, filling
the placegWith sheet Of fame which completely
SnY6loped eight workmen.
Five of them--James Mack, Mike Hollev, John
BFiths James Sehafner and Patrick 1Ganney--were
so horribly burned that not one il expected 60 10
covev. 1hres other Worlxmen-O Owen, Corbett,
Thomas Conner and Nicholas Echevelin- -were
seriously, but Is Is Thought not fatally, burned.
siderable, but the amount has not yet been ascer-
tanned. s-ss4ll u fs FtIil rs - -1sl..-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

Nut Factory AT WoMELsDoRF-Th Read.
ing correspondent Of the Philadelphis Record
says: "About a dozen years ago a gentleman
New England States and started, in this city, q
thotpresSed nut factory on q very small scale
To-day he is counted q millionaire, owns a large
mandatory and is erecting handsome villa In
the outskirts of the city. In WomeIsdort, this
county fourteen miles fIom Heading, resides
several gentlemen of ample means, who conteni-
plate engaging in the same kind Of business 1.-The
manufacture Of hot-pressed nuts-and are about
making arrangements to erect, In their borough,
with machinery Of their own invention. The
new Arm will not only manufacture the nutst but
viii also make the iron. Their first nut machine,
built 1t this city, was tried last week and worked
quite satisfactory on tough iron, contrary to the
predictions Of experienced mechanics, who had
examined the invention. Several Reading capI-
talists have also become interested in the new
enterprise"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

A supposed corner in No. wheat was fully
disclosed yesterday afternoon In Chicago, the
price for cash for July advancing to $1.32L. 1t
out all the wheat now in store here and the in
dicatlons are that prices will be still further ad-
vanced tomorrow. Sellers, August, sold tonight
ct Sl.14.
On Sunday ex-General Fitzhugh Lee narrowly
escaped drowning, near Alexandria, va. he was
gpis., gAoard q vessel, when the little boat in
4. Mas was capsIzed by the storm and the
-S.NOteH boatman was drowned The General was
rescued BY number Of colored men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

TIE Coal PRoGRAMME.--The Pottsyille Mi
ners' Journal says with an air ofsome authority !:
"The price Of coal will be advanced ten cents
per ton In August, and monthly advance of ten
cents will be made also in September, October
and November, making further advance of forty
cents per ton over July prices. Thisadyance W i'll
be carried out, and the sooner consumers abroad
lay in their stocks the cheaper they will get their
coal, as coastwise freights will also advance as.
the season advances.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
PERsoMAL

Antoins Ravel, of theifamous SRavsl Family"
died at Toulouse a few days since.
Hon. Plumb, just from Mexico, was in PhiIa-
deIphia On Tuesday. Mfa
Governor Walker, Of Yrrginia is the guest Of
Gilmore, Of Jubilee fau,al is reported as heing
sthe most modest man at Saratoga"
1t Is proposed to have H1rEist Hosmer Design a
drinking fountain as q memorial for the Cary sis-
ters, 10 be erect9d In Ciuclnnati. 7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

RIcHNoND TO BE GREAT LIVE sTocK MAR
KET.-fhe increase of the live stock business from
the West has been such that the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad will after next eek run a special
train for this business, leaving Huntington every
Saturday, stopping at RonceVsrtte to feed and
water. This will tend to make Monday q regular
market day for Richmond, and draw together buy
ers from all parts of the South, as we'll as Balt-
more and other points. Richmond Va.) Dispatch
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

DEsTRUcTIvE FfRE IN New YoRK.-The
people OF New York had their nerves shaken last
night by the burning OF an immense government
warehouse in the midst of denSely populated
quarter Fortunately the wind was light and
the sparks fell IN safe places. The burning OF q
few adjoining buildings composed the field OF
disaster but the loss is estimatod at half million
Spontaneous combustion Of goods in the ware
house is the cause ascribed for the origin of the
Hra - Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
coal SaIes.

NEW York, July so.-At the regular monthly
sale Of Scranton coal to-day $1,000 tons were dis
posed Of as follows: Steamboat, 1850 tons at
67a$4 S01f; CRATE, $1,000 tons at 95aS5; egg,
500 tons dt 25se5 So; stove 80 600 toms at S0a
% 421S; chestnut, 10000 tons at 7Oa$4 725z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
9oE JSaIe aua 4ar alent.
REYNoLps q CO..

II X "hsOsSS ~ WI /
SI6 Market street, Wilmington,
coNvEYANoERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
0fer the following very desirable properties for
No. l.
hIa.H. Modern built new house. rooms, gas. bath.
son streets will be Soid Below O Value .'n ana 'enef-
4r.s No. z.
aSnse on spruce street near Eighth. Just finish.
e; rooms and outkitchen; very nice; will be sold
cneep ana on easy terms.
Handsome new extension front housa. With s.s
Sa Sasns commodes &c on Harrison street near Del
1wste avenue; very desirable home, with the ad-
No. 6. t
Market street store and dwelling. one of fba
pest business stands in the city: will be sold for
SAOOO less than value. -S
A choice Market street y Residence. vatsr 90.
PATH shade. &C.; really delightful home, and of.
Tered very low and on easy terms.
"A cheap pleasant and healthy VILLAGE hon,. a.
Newark, Del. Lot 45x2Ss. New house, s rooms ~
conducted here for some times Good ice house and
0sReF - ont-61lidlnEs. N Inquire of J. II. Ray, New
Splendid building lot. 25x127 IT,, on EiRhteenth
steet "a near washington. This win be profitable
Htiage t over the BrsndyWine will greatly advance
the price OF lots.
Washington street lot. SoIil5; west side, between
Eighth and Ninth; very choice.
s. acres Of W. c. Creek b; Bottom lands ops mil.
from Newark DEL; stone house and barn.
$50 acres near Middletow1n: M oOoo mach +roo.
pies. pears and small fruits; good buiIdngs: a very
let-r No.12.
No13
lots on ps9Esre avenue, near Soldiers MOnu
"A guperior fruit and stock farm of 400 acres ON
tne ISessatras river, Cecil CO., Md 6ue new set Of
No.15. sees
soc on ge.saTare avenue near City r. R. depot;
AWater power Of so horse capacity, on the new
t;oI, IN W9,te Clay Greek, at ThompsoD's Sta
yards head race so yards tail race mill on the Rail-
Eoaq sidlng, no hauling or handling Of stock. but
heavy expense. Strong Inducements viii be offer
"A hotel stand on tho Ma. and Del. Railroad M
MarYdeis caroline county, Md. LarRe new house
and barn. and l8 acres of good land. A good op-
10 make money Sy 10 NO local option here
n, An excellent grist and saw mill in PencaaeT
hnnered, on the Chrlseana River, Is feet head
and fall giving 40 horse power. half mile 10 the r
and ". hairoad' three tourths mile to1 the p, w.
ano e: hallroad, ~ miles to Newark. A yery de-
sirable property and now doing profitable busi-
ness.
No. l9.
No,20 e-
Ihs Newark Iron Foundry. 4 good business
No.2l. GHa FFl.
NJ Earms IN Pennsylya Delaware, Maryland and
yirglnia. also. mills, stores. business stands and
dwellings. The public are invited to call and ex-
s5|ine the List. correspo9dsnes prom pty answer
9l5 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
Neal estate brokers, conveyancers, surveyors and
collecting agents. jy29-d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

Davidson county, Tennessee, In which Nashville
Is situated, has sl069OOO Of railroad aid bonds
Outstanding n-yhieh the annual interest Is S0S,4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
WANTS.
Farmers and Diarymsn Take Notice.
Cows at Public sale.

o, 20 COWS will be sold at Public Sale, at
RY hed Lion Hotel, Chester County Pa on
jy31-w-ts Sii,I,s& RATT.Ev
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.
2nd SERIES.

End SERIES.
~ a vote Of the members of the Young Mems
lean Association, held at their rooms on the even
~ ~ ~ sne lotn INST II was voted unanimously to
ing with the month of June
N nscriptI9ns to the same viii be received BY the
fFegdent, 4: I. de Normandie at his store sn2
M!aL6et street, and also at the Farmers Bank by
JyA0-u 7. 3. YOUNG, Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

Al, By virtue Of an order of the orphahs' Court of
tne IN State q DeaTare. in and for New Castle Coun-
exposed to sale at Public Vsndue. on W
SATURDAY, AugSst 93d, 1879,