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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

THEoElyG sTosEs ~ THE sTEEET.-The throw
ing or =tonez II the street i > naughty and dan
gerOus practice, vuieh affords especial delight
stoue dwellings. break wind0Es and it SEs on-
" yesterday that firing mi==ils struck Mrs.
Zalnes. residilg a. is Monroe street lnhcting
a ssvs.e and painful w91ni. We c5mmsud the
matter to the attention q the Mayor and po-
lsfE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
on the Rreakfa
Rover'a Hoof IinIr1ent.

have tesred Boyeris HOof LiniEnent On the feet
Of over one huAdred horses. The difference ia the
condition 81 The feet "a % great In its favor that
Eozld lot be without {. for Ten times ia cOst- II
should be properly applied 20 every horses hOof, e.
pecially IN the sCnmei when The horses feet are
alEsys Ia contact with he heated earIh, which
dres them up and taey become hard and feTerisn
which pr1dQces contraction, eoFnA, quarter crscEA
contraction Of the hack EineT, commonly called
"Knse Sprung.7 and ofieR from the pains in the
hoofs Il prD11css sweeney IN the snoudeG. We re-
commend Il a. the test preparation We ever ased
Il shO1ld BE used Oh every horses hoof a. commoE-
y a. oii ia used On harness or mens Usets 70 keep
them in god scndiliDn. 2. K COSKLIS,
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the ConiineAtal
scA5lss, SAMSON Street, Pa!.sde!phi
Z BKISGHURsT 4 co., Aposhecanes,
eOf SIKH and Market streetz,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Lninent are fany prepared % s1pply II
wholesale and retail a. the manufacturers prces.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

The Philadelphia B4ls.tn is AFRAID Mr. PEN
i=tan viii be spoiled by hia ~, 3d. Of lottery
prize. The concern strikes Us az 70 reasonable
that We propose TO Mr. p. to take At least one
Lsif the amount, and divide the risk with him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Tks iosss ~ tie ire AZ NkseAszssE, yssrsr3s!
-Es ozly fozr th1zzznd doIArz-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

Ii view Of the high cable tolls ius. about to
90 into effect, and the constant u treatment Of
the press by the Gable Company, the New York
Journal Of Commerce urges the laying Of an
ocean cable b. the American prsss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
r EMoVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK

r EMoVAL'
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed 70 It's new location, In the Clay
ton House, where II Ia now open for business.
Six per cent mas been regularly paid on deposits
snce the organization Of the Bank in 1861, and IL IL
the expecta ion Of The Directors that the prOns on
the accrued capital and the regular business will
enaLle the Bank continue this rate Of dividends
Deposts are solicited from persons In the receipt
Of Il guar incomeR from Farmers Mechanics and
Dealers, and from WidOws' and Cntdfen's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them ts
keep varying balance Of cash, ON which, II
placed with u, they vii derive an income in the
shape Of
SEMI-ASSUAL INTEREST.
rule Of the Bank requires notice to be given
Of the witldi ava! Of DepOsits but In all ordinary
cases depostOrs viii be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. hnLEs, EDwARD DARLINGTON,
GEOBGE ". bush, CLEMENT b. SMITH,
N. L. LICHTESsTkiR GEORGE s. CAPELLB,
JOIN z. ACLKAR, NATHANIEL K BENSON,
CHARLES W. HOWLAHD, HEGEY +. DuRR,
| JOB II. JACKSON, WN II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM S. HILLES, President.
GEO. W. BusH, Vice President
apr4-u T. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
sarbers. Attention.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

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Rz.src.sxzssa, Caseasz &C Fu1zry F9sssr All a.
srEa.szs Pk.znz Mes1l 1zez u ts% mArzes fec szlE
Z FUsT EES DaCG sTOkk
Fra1z AID Eisss szpzozs
XEzraF-sJ1 UAHa-e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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szssss wsra aaEznefzz q khs t1sz e Err
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szs ths town froz ths Ezgssh
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
EnaIisn Muatard

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CaE5lss 1zFaElzE eLEracsA Flz- en- Lre1E1- A4---A
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
For,ifx the soeY aealnst Disease.

THIS e readily done Dy gar,ylag al the Finds Of
The s3Etsm E.ta Dr. TE1 7 : sArsspzFiIa and
laseu's Delight Then iherz reed os 10 fear Of
ep.dernies, CiI.s ard Feyefz, bi01s sifscEs khe1-
n14fi.m SKIN Dssase " SsryO1s sDility. B1OyzuI
heath and elasticity Of spirts w!i " the result.
80 oSg CAS TAKE DR.. TUFTS PILLS
Ard remain Ol2 Qn we'll Tbsy Increase the pew
ers of Digesfon, ana excite the sDsortsnis 70
ion wherein al In p1rlil1s Of the system are
ned Oh. Ths Oh stsEeotype1 opl1iOn thzt Ca!OLnsI
n1sz " used - carry 0f the Bile has given away
1efgre the aEht gf science. The Vegetable King
dom furuialea a remedy rec from Al de.etsrlO1s.
such are TUT ) Pill g.
1.-THE BLOOD Is THE LIYZ7
How many 1iAezses nave thelr seat IN tue Blood
Dis when have teen iTea Yailiy for yeaHa
IN sglt ezsea out of .sn, II the ogy1 aIOne pa
rned unW EOyn would Health aud Happiness Fe-
turn. Dr. Tutts ssrszpsFiIa AID Qqeen'z Delight
10 nsTer-fsiing cure for al B.Ood, ScTofalous Or
sypnil!tc dlseases.
LNCRSITLRg AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
I GOULD co. sell the Chsapes, Furniture.
GOULD 90. sell the Best Furniture
GOULD a O.. Bel the strongest Furniture
GOCLD 4 co. sell the handsOInfst Furniture
GOULD %. have the largest suck.
COT Id d %. have al kinds Of Furniture.
GOULD \ %. have the newest Pstterna.
GOULD 60. Cner B4rgaing.
GOT Lib 60. buy and sell for cash
| Got Id 4 %. always give salisfSzOn.
| GOT Id a CO. have great advantages IN MAnufac-
GoILD CO. s Furniture ia the most elegant,
| GOULD a o. have Polite Auendsnis.
| Cot ID 70 nave well-lighted Stores
| COT LII a CO. nave four storEz.
GOULD d CO.,
N. z Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Sos 81 and 80
y. SECOND St., 1876 Market 81, and 272
| 5. Second Street
PHILADELPHIA
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
asIdIftz Pewders.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
carnpnerI CarnsreE

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Best:Rehnsd camphor.

Put away yo1r furs, ro1Uens. DC, with Best Re
ancd CsLnpaor. which yg1 can by u advantage a.
sAITH PAINTERS, DTngg.stsi
III and hsrEet Sc.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

and in different sphere have no right 10 doprlVe tne
great masses OF n large city popuAeo"'
He succeeded, however, and his managenent IL so
able and efficient that it reflects credit not only
ON rhe comnanv but on tbelcity he readily avails him
self of every imuroyement matter from what quarter
IL oomes ONES patriotsm feels relieved nc seeing 30
capable an Irshman at the head OF such concern Ihe
co,nnonv have now about 500 horses running 20 cars
ans sr ordinary buses per day. They have lately ac
uired the remaining bus lines In the city and In very
short period their conveyances VIII extend in every d.
recrion. Their employes--mostly Irish-uumber $40
They arc respectable body Of men, and are remarkable
for their activity and aptitude in line Of work
ativelv new in this country. They are literally paid
and n spirit OF emulation is kept up by their being
eassed according 70 merit aud able 10 rise toa higher
class ana obtain an increase OF pay by good conduct
On the first Of this month the manager introduced
novelty checking the receipts which is likely to be
adopted by all other companies very sOOn As all III
ducement to passengers to take checks from the con
duotors prizes are 70 be given at the end OF tie MONTH
VARYING value from one shilling to &l0 The system
began the Ist inst and instead of the nicely matted
door being ttered with the torn checks, there not
Of paper 20 be The advertising agent, Mr.
Kershaw being thoroughly wide-swake. that
these cheeks carefully kept hopes OF the prizes would
be an excellent medium for advertisements Accord
ngly their backs are covered with all sorts u
nOucelnents which are sure 10 Nc read fis idea about
prizes 20 check the receipts is the invention OF f " TN
Anderson the bOOkkeeDer VI the company. It's value
was seen and promptly recognized by Mr. Burlington.
At the end OF each ue the company nave erected stables
the improved principles, and with every nlOd-
appliance for tue health aud comfort OF The hOrses
Thus these tramwaYR, even moro than railways teach
lessons great Importance TO the pe0pe-eSsOns OF
order punctuahty, sstem, cleanliness, and the value 0
euce while engaged IN the performance OF respunaDie
duties The of buste, confusion, noise, shout
ing, curSing and irregularltY OF every KIND Is the
greatest contrast the old style OF Irsh locOmOtlOn
is Lhus that civilization is gradually changing the ma
uOna character. Custom afteF custom is graduIiy
sapped away the advancing waves ot prOgress Ola
things passing away. whether tley were better
worse new matter about winch opinions
will differ At AL my Catholic TREND sild our
national u England ultimately Is inevitable,
for Lne same tIat Lord Dundreary gives why Ine
dog wags ta aud the tai does not wag the dog TIC
dog is stronger.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
TIE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM.

On April IA, the Hon. II. A. Pierce, Minister
Resident OF the United States Honolulu had special
aud enee with King Lunao, when he delivered to His
M,t.sty the following letter from President Grant
ULYssTs s. GRANT, President Of ne United States OF
Anericq, 10 ms AyeSlB LUNALILO' h'Hg " Me HG
i0atIn Islands.
which yonr Majesty was pleased 10 address u the
I4tn OF January announcing election 70 The eOver
eighty Of the Hawaiian Islands, 70 succeed your royal
cousin. the late Kamchaniela the FIRTH. -
Permit me 10 congratulate your Majesty this sig
nl proof condolences REFUSED Ia you Dy the people
which you nave been c cd 70 reign, ana 70 assure
VI desire thaJ the reiaOhs OF 1endhhp
winch have hth rto existed between the United states
ana the Hawaiian Islands shall continue undlsfrrDed.
And 50 pray God that lie may nave your Majesty In
Written at the CIV OF Washington on the 9th day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord 1873 Your good irand'
BY the President HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of state
In presenting this above " the King, Minister
Pierce said;
meot with The agreeable duty Of presenting ills AUTO
graph letter from the President, addressed To your
Majesty.
To which the King rcphed
am happy 30 receive this kind etter from the Presi-
dent, and thank hun for my desire that
tho friendly relations Nhich have long existed De-
tween the Government OF the Great Republic and that
Of my own little Kingdom may be perpetual ! con
gatuate the President upon his reflection 20 the nigh
est Office in the GIFT OF the American people.
letter TO the King also received from the Presi-
dental Committee Of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions Boston, In which His Majesty was oongratu-
lated and assured that the Committee felt great cOn
depce that Of education aud OF the Christian
religion, as the basis Of national prosperity VIII be
generously cared for by your Majesty and by the dis
unguished gentlemen who you have invited share
your c0aBseis"
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
GRNERAL NOTES.

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, writing from
Florida, says: with suitable instruction, ahsators
NAV yet be seen in the Legislature Ihey certainly
would not be more grasping and yoracious tan many
the situation and there Is q me oiou'lrss a'''' ~
manner OF doing things tAai ~ p'eposSeSsl"s'
A most shameful trick was played lately
ynon lover NJ Terre Haute by his rival. The generous
yooer had procured pa kage Of gumdrops to present
IN his Angelina ever dear the other man maioousiy
substituted therefor paper of white beans IL was noe
until O'Clock In the morning lIa' lA"''oAS "Si0 CA
planned and reconciliation eheoteu.
Tbe first "coloredD Catholic Church west
~ the Mississippi was dedicated at st. Lons' on the
1sth inst with great ana gorgeous display" IL rs not
= large eiinee as IL accommodates only 500 The ad
,rass vas nv Father q Reilly. VINO said Our church
,css mn ALL regardless u color or NATIONALITY. she
snas White priests 70 minister 70 our eolored brethren
h there any other church when docs me saineP
Most women, if we may credit their own
statements are either IS 60 years OF agea woman Of
10 h a rare creature But the Rev. Phoebe Hanaford OF
Haven has received a we'll hled purse" from
congregation the occasion Of her Goth birthday Mrs
HanafUrd is excellent clergywoman. upon whom
advancing years VIII Sit gracefully, making aud
more appropriate the title which she Low receives by
courtesy.
There is a hen in Utica of a modest and
owly turn OF mind. Conscious Of Inability com
pete with of her sisters different parts OF tho
country that have been laying large as those OF
the ostrich. the Utica fowl nas sought celebrity for DELI
cate elegance by producing eggs OF about the size OF hot
house grapes. She has indeed gone little further than
this the pursuit of novelty. tAe little eggs she
puts yOs, that her productions are more curious
than valuable.
At Troy there is police justice who. when
people brought before him for nebnety, insists be
fore he will entertain any proposition for cemeney that
they shall take the pledge rhen he lets them on, or
sends them 70 prison. seems meet unto him II they
will not take the pledge for year. the Judge asks
them 10 try for six months, ana sometimes sends them
down for three months order that they may
strengthen their resolution by tno perfect nupOsihuy
of breaking IT, at least for W days. some Of
~ tlluk thai theY sol0.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

kept 10 In his drawer two years and half and then er
ecufed 10. 7 have heard many such stories OF him.
Before Ministers harmed hs ways they subject
to continual surprises He heVer would discuss any
thing Almost always he put hs ideas In writing, and
when he summoned Minister 10 hts Cabinet he would
read the paper him hand TO him read II the
Mnhter dlsapproved criticised or suggested mOdi-
hcauOns the paper was pun back In ts drawer without
reply the Emperor turned 20 another subject dis
missed his Minister. and the latter would 20 away be-
eving he had convinced his master, and that the plan
was abandoned. The next thing he vould hear OF 10
would be the uromulganon Of the rejected plan
Imperial decree. u
It may be worth noticing that Madame r. gave no
credit notion that Verhuel the father OF
Louis Napoleon. The world-wich certainly has rather
inclined 10 that belcf"n her opinion talks nonsense
And she gives comparison OF dates and facts which
certainly tends TO prove that he might have been the
sou OF his mothers husband. That King Louis often
said the boy not his, she admits but explains 1t
the theory that he was half mad and said 10 only 70
tease his wife. @. VS.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
wATERNG-PLACE NOTES.

ting not only TO those from the Interior eus 10 those
dwelling the seacOast
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
Heyon thc MIssIsslppIl

Thousando hate already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. TO those going to Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via 81.
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
runs It's dne Day Coacbes and Pullman Sleepers
from 81. Louis to principal points in the West,
sitboui Charge. We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest aud safest equipment Of any line west I
the Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection Of this road is now completed,
and passengers are offered first class all-rail
route from 81. Louis to Texas. either over the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas r. r., via Ssdaiia
or over the Atlantic 4 Pacific r. r., via Vinita.
For maps. time tables, information as to rates
routes, &C., we refer our readers to s. II.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Colum-
bus, Ohio, or A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, 81. Louis, Mo. Qassfi9ns ,eM be cheer.
fully and promptly onuoered
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

On learning OF the death Of ROBERT 8. TILLY,
tribute to his memory plior to the adjourn
mem Of Court last week:
WHEREAs-It has pleased Almighty God to
remove from oar midst our yonng friend asd
much esteemed associate Rnbort s. TiUy and
WHsRgAs-We bow with humble submission
to the inscrUtable decrees of an-All Wise Pruvi-
dence; yet we cannot but deeply deplore the
stroke which has severed the ties that bound us
tn our departed friend aud associate. The4rfore
we unanimously adopted the following rssOlu-
tions;
Re-olped That we the members OF tho Bar
OF WOad County, Ohio, have received the sad
news Of the death Of our young friend, Robert
>. lilly, with feelings OF deep regret.
ResolUsd-Ihat our young friend, by his
siudinus habits, clOse application to business,
fine literary attainnents, and by his good Nnder.
standing Of the law for one af his years, toge her
with his geniemanly bearing, saavity OF man
ners, aud high moral character, give promises
OF career of great professinal usefulness.
Resoirod-Tha, We realize that while We have
lost friend and brother, ths legal profession
has lost a member of rare promise, and the
county has lost useful citizen.
Resoired-- That our departed brother, nl-
though cut down iD the vigor Of his manhond
has left record To which we eau point with no
little pride.
Resoired- That we tender to hi. afflicted
father, and other relatives, our earnest aud
heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereavement
Rcsefred-Thata copy of these resouiiuns b.,
transmitted To the father of the deoeased, as an
evidence OF the high estimation in which the
members sf shis Bar held their departed brother,
and in tokes sf their unaffected sorroE for his
loss.
Resolrea 70 That copy of the proceedings Of
this meeting he presented 10 the COsrt of Com
I mn IN HI.au.u aI a NJ. a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Lockc's National Monthly The
second number of Lscke's National Monthly
is ON our table. As good as the first number
was the second is still better. Ii contains eigh-
teen principal articles and twelve editorials.
Among tho principsl articles we notice "The
Ambitious Young Man." humorous sketch by
Mr.. Locke, tNasbyl which combines philosophy
with humnr a continuation Of "Mrs. Simpson,
Troubles" and "Of Stone Walls" splendid
poems by Mrs Kate NJ. Sherwood. ). G.. Arnold,
John IL Doyle and j. Is. Battelle, an article
when Women Vote, what we may Expect"
aud many other articles Of special interest.
The number is an excellent one. Locke &
jones Publishers, Tnleio, Ohio. One dollar
per year, sugis cnpies ten cents. Ask your
newsdealsr for it, or send ten cents to tue pub
lishers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24
Whitney,s MusicaI tuest nna Lil.

Whitney's Musical Guest aud Lit
eraTy Journal WLiney's MasicI GaeIi
and Literary Jorn0I commences its sixth
volume with the January number. 1t appears
in an entirely new dress with handsoms titles
clear type, and improved appearance in every
particular. New features and contributors
have been added greatly enhancing the value
and interest Of its psges. One feature is "FTrs-
side Cbats," by Paul Wyman, in which he dis
cusses, in familiar way, some Of tue import
tant events Of the time. Another department,
which will be of special interest to the ladies,
is "HiAh for the Hou"hald," by Mia Carryl
treating Of the latest fashions, and giving good
advice in general. A very original and beauli-
ful poem bv John II. Yates, is "The Old Man
in the Stylish Church." appearing in this num-
ber; and among the thirteen pages Of music ia
seven page glcs or four part song, "Glide,
Gently Glide" which we recomend to musical
societies as being very hne for their purpose
Terms, 81. per year. Address, W. W. WnIr-
SEY, Toledo, D.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-24

Dancing aud DepOrtment.--We are
requested by Miss MoNTOoMgRY to state that
the first Of the term Of twelve lessons in daAcing
and department, will CONNIE nee at the Exchange
Hotel on next Wednesday afternoon aud even
Hz. The Juvenile class will meet promptly at
O'Clock r. NJ, and the class of young genlls-
men and ladies win meet at ~ P. NJ Ths
terms for the Juvenile class will be IS. which
will also eutitie them to practice with the even.
ing class. Terms fr the evening class, So per
couple. Particular attention will BE- given to
teaching department.