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, 1873-04-08
THE CHICAGO rRBUNE TUESDAY, April. g. 1873.

cvt, 12o; csts Do, 0k cwt, 11No; saEs hnlla, ~
owt, snd csrn thin sfcers e@ex cwt 119l1Ao: ,,.,
was extremely dull. Tho Wholesale elAnghtarora havo
been heavy losers during tho laat aye days. =, MN
9a fes Tho woe sgsn1t
On salo to-day as $500 head chiefly fair to or
tn, unshorn. Tho sheep market ii not active, but
better demand for mutton on Saturday and to-day
holpcd tho mnrkot market materially, and tho bulk Of
tho offerings changed hands. unsorn shecp sold st
7H@84ct with ono carload at $40, md Clipped ut ox
@7Hc. Good lots, 6Ho.
SwnE-To!Al for Tho week, ,oad ngainst so,8so
lsat wock, and o6 tho corresponding woek aet year.
Arrivals yesterday and to-day 1880, Of which "a cars
woro at 0ummunpaw and 90 1t Fortieth srect. Mar
ket weaker and prices, both vo and dresaed lower.
Live hogs arc auote at G1f00fo with salca Of
to TIC, fow p!gs going to 30.
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Customs In India.

England experiences ml,th diff
Guilty in changing the habits and
customs Of the natives ofIndia. Tho
old extnvagance is still maintained
whenever Prince dies, as the iol-
lowing letter to the London Times
will show:
lila IIighncss Maharois, Of john
fore, died recently, and afterwards
burned. The body was deeked out
with jowelry valued at $4,000. Nv
front OF tho funeral procession
walkcl two elephants laden with
gold and silver coins 10 tho amount
Of sG2,500, which were scattered at
every huudred pascs among the
spectators to be scrambled for. The
corpse, shawls aud iewelry were all
thrown together upon tho burning
pile. From the day on which his
ilighness diei. 5000 Brahsiins reg
nlarly received food aud . largsSs Of
rupec each at the palace gates.
All the inhabitants, by way Of ex-
pressing their gricf, shaved of their
boards, moustaches aud the hair Of
their heads. The lamented Rahls
left behind him "a neat assortment Of
wives, who were, many Of them,
extremely desirous to be burned
with their late lord, some because
they were really gfieved a Me loes,
and others because Il was shs iush-
ionablc thing to do. II was ps par
mitted, however, greatly to the de-
gust Of tho widows.
II we know anything sbeut or
American widows, land We think
We do,) We know that etlsy would
no, bc willing to sacsi6cs thorn
selves on a burning ry1c, bss into
| The first open arms of sssw hu--
bapd, iinding surer san1D&tion IN
| this plan. "a sb
H~- t-4.ff AZ
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Stokes counsel having failed in
their effort to procure a new trial
the Herald il clamorous for Il speedy
disposition Of his case. The editor
sals: "liis % be hoped that moi
another day will be allowed to be
wasted before Stokes Is either pun.
ishcd for the murder OF which h,
stands convicted or his case il il
come other way definitely disposed
Of. Society is disgus,ed with th'
persisten, parading Of this crimiua
as lion in the Courts and tL'
1ombs."
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1RyIsG.

Ho stream from il5 sortce
Flows seward, how lonely oever i,s eousei
80, wha, fome land Is gliddsned No siar
ever rose,
And sci, withoaI influence somewhere. Who
knoSs
wha, Garth needs from oar,hs lo-e., srsa-
turp No liic
Can be pure in II, Parposo and strong In u,
strife
Anl all lie no, be parsr AMI stronger thereby,
Knos this surely, at last. Homes, lose, bones,
s0row,
Honest work for the day, boncs, hCpc for the
morrow,
Are worth something more than iAs hand
they mako weary,
The hear, they have aaiicuci, the life ,hey
leave dreafy.
EknrDtTH.
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The circumstances oi temporal
iudgmontsarc sometimes remarkably
calculated 10 bring TO mind the
crimes Tor which they werc inflicted
and cause even the most careless To
acknowledge tho justice Of Heaven.
SCoTre
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Though we seem grioved at the
shortness Of lifo In general, We arc
wishing every period Of it at an end.
The minor longs to bo Of age, then
to be man Of business, then to-
make n fortune, thcn to arrive at
honors, then to retire.
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aA Devoted Yachtman' traces n
resemblance between tho Grand
Duchess of Geroisiein and a yacht,
ins,arcing the first act, wherein she
"gibcs her BOum." II is TO bo
hoped that he will not come 0ilen-
bach with such jssts as thesa.
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TEMPERANCH
1SEIIGIoUs.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHrcH SOUTH
Nj Rev. r. g. Petway y-SofyiefsrTery lsL
Iri IN and 5,h sdniays; Sabbath school q
O'Clock 4 ~ Prayer meeting every We4ucs.
day at o.lo<kP. ~
n aESBYTERlAS cuuRrll-Rer. D. g
DAk, fasler.--scfisescyery 2nd 81 md
i,h s4nia.s Sabbath school ouclafk Ny.
rpisCOPAL CurBcll-Rsv. ". :. spcirs,
l. pasior.-services hs, sabbath In 'He
month at 1890 q. H., audJrdi sabbath at 100
r. n,
DApTisT CHURCH Elder c. .. Young
ID Ps-tar. Services every irt aHi 3fl Sun
dayr. Sabbath school o gcnck A. -.
CATHOLIC CncRcil s.rg's,f iih Sunday
IL N each monlh. 81 i.st fathef Riie.
| 1lrffsTiASCHUBcii- 4 Blscr T.. " caskey
IL paHof.- Services a Sabbath "a ever!
| m1nth.
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VOLUME 10 NUMBER ~


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.Ind..eu Iu..n, mw.li b.,,.
.uu Nauu, ,n1
1U. ,,... 0mprG.I va.y pp'lfy
.ru thp morning. mud N dlrr r,cu,p,
. Capmu ll,c,al proposed "A wIk
nud vmri,y.,r1m. anddIc ,oune
rmp.e ..onfDl rNrualnu .run
.ol mayor mcny moojoui nID oD
omr important aera. II, ,mlprI
.uhni, followed hy tho happy PAIR.
throunhour Of tho nyrrWari srrcrt
to those elegant qunrDorsot the city
which it had once bcgu Ico.os lot
to iuhabi', aud finally stopped be
tore thchouacwhich hudbccn theirs,
| It was brilliantly lighted from root
10 cellar
! lHN1 ~ llAflu ~ l'A lt " n''HlFt
said tho captain. "Ah, no, il We
only lived here, oh ? Different
Iqnhrt'r' from what we've lelI, eh
On, LORD love 20! lts enough TO
make a man enylous
No matter, papn, SAID L'2aio
b "Wc are very happy n,N. | don |
care 70 change, ior one. Where are
: yon going q
For The captain was ascending the
: stoop.
"ln, SAID The captain, "comc
nong'
? idllic aud Tom stood conloun1S
, Irl. II entered Toms mind that,
.Myinr had something 10 drink lu-
'lue pro pcrity to the young couple
, 'lu, The old Gentleman might hare
taken a glass too much.
+ 81 beg you to consider, Captain, >
d he began.
Bat the captain roarcd:
+ "You lubber don't dsobcy orders
< Wero expected here.
And ot that moment tho door
0 opened and m the hall were raneel
III tbe old servants. smiling nm,
ropriesyinp welcome
. whit 3oos /, mean - cried Liz.
J, y;e
"Wbot can Il moan p cried Tom
s an NOM. / hnven't beon ruined
y nayg ollp s,id thc cnntoin
c "Thi. /, NV house. AMI has noyeI
i bclongcJ IN nny one olse An,
g what's more, Tom lIadauay, th,
Betsy Ilacket belongs to ino still
U and there wasn't word OF truth il
T. what | told you about being hires
Q TO navigate her, out OF compassion
by tho new owner. I've played
trick, ior Lizzio's sale, on NOR
Is than ono | know of. | rockone,
D tina, land lubber had nm eye to Liz
. zie's fortune. and I've proyefit true
. But / gave the same sauce 10 botl
u sandef. and YOU, Tom Iladaway
never guessed Liznio was stll Al
c hciress. IL she isn't thankful to m
~ now. her eyes belle her.'
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rIor uo Yntr lliws Ia Iih NJ.
urIDci rlgt1bhy who hm
.ul 10 ml lnos lhnt lelo IS lIo
.u hrlrtof lI.o, iho pivot upon
Wh.b lhrvlnla m1.I0nry iun'i
N'buut vIdoh u1 human esislnnro
iu ia complete and with which,
however hrokou and worn IN parI,
h cau atiIl go on working somehow,
nod working % u comparable uses
ml and chcuful end. a lirewithout
ioyo nit must Of necessity be au
imperfect au unnatural lllo. The
love m1y bc happy or unhappy re.
Quilted or uurcquitcd, but itmu't be,
ur have been there. Love absolute.
Not merely the tie Of blood, tho
bond Of friendship, the many close
affections which make existence
sweet, but the one closest Of all
! the love between man and wUmah.
MuLoclil
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Man is the creature Of intofes.
and ambition. llo turns with plea.
sure to tho hustle aud activity Of
lite -hc seeks apnco in tho worlds
though. and dominion over rhis fel.
lowmen.
IRyIyG.,
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.'N.'.0..', "' I'' '' '
Nh' l',. ''.' - Z. p" ""
ANA, ,oH.,aelluu.,hhaU Utan
Mi dmo tHo upnlna VOYAGE
"'' WV y '''. ! "'.' r. ''".'','
IVY" U''h p'.'y'.y wv. NV "'''
ON h.4 mind.
made no explanation 10 vi.
langhtDratfrL hnl glt WIN hi.
hat ON, inalcry dilron oluto moot
Gle WAS well enough, hu sand
when Liz1io asked him.
Ana after this statement, Ii,
pIoancd land said.
"Poor lam"
"pcrnaptn thought Lizzic, "lI
was an about her engagement. ron
was such myorito
She was so sure Of this that Sh,
| lcIl nervous about mentioning IN,
! lact that Melton Melton was auXiouI
| that She should "namc the day :,
/ but She did At last, and WAS sur
pri.od ia receive for answer:
"The sooncr the bctlor, Ias5--th,
sooner the better Yos, YES. II
HANK 10 tlo youpg fellow when h.
,,mos"
Audeo ,,o oylur, n''ow' arri
inc o,mo. cn Nj. moment. M
.upl.n oag .rls wftl hin
,,araI c.n.l rIraavur dow
,..,g,. or.'aL'.
rbo o.aIL,r w,g i.scn .cl. r
olLer ora,narv lopic4. which m
rnokep Il N mater Of conr
rben r,orIe mcn, each other 4
,ornin, c,ll, and then yonn
Nel,or VIM ygs opc If That ordc
~ cyouisite. who cannot spga
r,i,bo,, a. many ,os,s osnro Gmi,
,,J hyo dy,ng d,lpbin began I
I,i,.,s, ,,e gr,ad suii.st uudef con
,,Jsrn,on
.iIHlNrss tiy,i, eh-ob-,pou
,;o,ad ..ah -tbc snb;s,f NJ in Inc
- ,his cau ah-i1
" oIyo 'i' Se,,i ,bo, von arc onyiou
n bo .niiced n. soo1 os ros.iblo. m
Iol" toy :, XXI ao contain n,nI ry
i,,, " All f.;1,io ,Lot a. ,bings .,on
i i,o.Iay + dnn', corc how soon N
aaa;r - so,,IeJ Sail into the han
Lara ,,o,r;,,o,y /, a ve,k il va
iJa H. V % Foo 90, ~ Ieayo ho,ne oooi,
"nJ III ro,Ger I.,ve Ler nnJer sonl
an".5 a,, ; ..r," i" 49, ''' -
''' And ,bo oor,,;, ,roanod
nALi'.yon, hool,h-,b ! life
.o.r a. nna..s,,;nf - sa;I Ncl,o
Wai,on " t.a wi,L = ,bon.,b,o n
.as',g a,',,'' - H. va" c,,,,sin,s ril n. n
i,opr, "a ,oofoyino l,cc-,h. ro,L,
~" a. " 1.,a,ornn, -
AZ. a." 't'' La5,,,. 49, !. n..e,,,p s,;1 q,
,..''i ,' ,'o,,l = - iaol, l. ~ sa,o
oaP."'", l ~ I Id cor @ H., n,,,or n,
,'',, 80 % soo O' gnr"a,hjn, h,s bannonc,
{,ga go i,oe, 2 ,,o..io1. ,ool op5 gor
aaI " Le,,,oi ~. anohor i,., vbon ri :
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The soul finds il rcflccticrin in our
behavior, alA we can read its incl.
nation and disgust as legibly in our
actions, as physicians the state OF the
body by tue beating of the pulse.
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The greater part Of the people Of
Clinch county, Ca, afs down with
tue "mumps' n. rais
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New York win send twenty jour
nalisls to the Vienna exposition.
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CCOJJItT9.
cHANcEHY COURT.

IUINVENl TUINT,
Nocs 2nl Nonlt- SO janprU April, Iuly
and October and holis two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets on tho ith Monday Of Ngfrh onl
September. and hpIll twD weeks.
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aallirla leaves Gpnaat pliA't fanrurr''
mo CoufllAnd, lil haiavilf i71r
sarlis, 1888 Como TO ~ Y aul AMY,
ri Monphha9s
Express tiaini lsnyo Grenada 2A0A v. poe
popcI 40, couflanl i0H llaleiFillt 4 w.
safdIs 300, Conn tl1nud arrive ~ M.m.
rhhed0 ~
Freight train lehy, Grcrala fi6A A. n, r1n
Popes bi0, 90 ftlnni 922, BalosyiIt
ai2 ,sordis 10 5,Como ll2O and ari,,
q, Memphis i'l0 ~
Mail and Exp e trains daily.
freight runs dh =, except Sunlnya
Tho mail trim going South makes Cifcc
eoanccton at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Walor Val
fey, CoIeeville, Oxford, &c.
ED. FROST, Gn'l supt.
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MA.SONIC.


U-aik,r ". q. Chspi'r -,o. -.
Regular ConFocaions ist Thurnlay IN each
mouth at o'elock, p. m.
D.A. KiycntoE, II. =.
.. c. HARus,S, Scey.
sARpIs L0DgE No. 307A.R. &h.M.
sta,rd Commnricsiion thlrl Thuriny
nighi in ccgh roE,b,
= IL J0Hs WRIGHT, W w.
". ". WALL, Seey.
Sarfl5 Ch'r4r. 80. H.
Oricr n the Fastcrn Star nogu.1r meeting
gFst Tbarslay night in each mouth.
Nf.. y. a. Thnmrron,
Wor,hy NaIron,
Nu 81. D. Wright
scey.
PAgobA Il. 4. CHAPTER, 10. 90.
Rcguiir Coinmunca,ion', second Thui3lry
aish, 10 each u0hA.
n MOORE lLP.
wv. cALAwAY sfey.
PAsoA LODGE, 10. GG.
Regular Comupuira'ions,i ilui Weirc-l7j
n'gli before The lGi moon inl,1Sh mouth.
~ =, buQEE, w. ".
u.rox, sc6y.
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UniVn HuI'TH
s.B lsla leaves Nfhfbn if rH
a,mY ltfH, HafiatGi nlpefli. u
fafHaaI Z 81. pH aelsH.a fng 80 u
sagta 10 ufenait QHF.H
f,rfs,,imlw ltigs NsmThIf flffH. raH
f0msi "A, fafiH fin iHlrNI1a in tu.i
hni BOO, Pores a1H. = aal tfH,s 81
ufsfada iili,fH
gfslsht faia leave, Nemfif 20 ~. ran
ramo ian. safdi 2Zl ran ..If lu.
coarland 400, lops ,2lo, h1l auIye ~
ilfohaih t10EH,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

JURISDICTION 81 C0URgS UNnER THE CIvIb
Hours LAVA case has lately been entered en-
tie docket Of the Supreme Court involving prin-
ciples Of the greatest importance Il comes by ap-
ptal from the United States Circuit Court for the
district Of North Carolina, and turns upon the
qheSton whether, under the oiyilTiahts Law, Grim
O. hl suits may be transforms nom tho state 10 nd
D courts. The case arose out Of the murder,
early five years ago, by Dnnlop, (colored,) . Fo-
1blican, Of Gleason, (White q demecrat in 0tch-
hburg county, N. g., and subsequent removal
the case from the State to the United States
Wrcuit Court, on affidavit by Dunlop that ell the
anty officers were Democrats; that no coloIe
an had ever Deen drawn or summoned on the
fNiy in that county, and that justice was denied
lin under the laws Of the State. The Supreme
DouTt Of tho State ordered the case TO bo trans
ltrred, but when it came TO trial, Unitod States
nudge Bond dismissed it for want Of jurisdiction
b decision for which Dunlop appeals. As the doc
ut of the Supreme Court has a large accumula
tlon Of business, the case will not probably b
reached for year or two, and Dunlop, though
once sentenced to death, is likely to die from
natural causes before the courts decide where h'
Il to be tried.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

WE think the co lOfed people err In holding
POLITICAL conventions solely on the distinction
Of color for the purpose of advancing their
separate interests as q class or race. Under
the constitution all political distinctions grow
iDg out of race, color, or previous condition Of
Bervltude are abolished, and it is unwise in the
cDlOred people to foster memories of these
distinctions by forming separate organizations
OF holding separate conventions. They are
citizens now as much as white men, and 1t
should be their aim to become merged IN the
general mass Of citizenship, Identifying
themselves with one party or the other, and
avoiding everything that looks 70 q perpetua-
tiOn of political distinctions on account of col
or. They may have their separate excursions
and churches, and hold their seperate cele-
brAtiOns on Emancipation Day, ETC., but this
Is very different matter from attempting Ia
organize separate political movements fol
class purposes. Follow this out TO its lOgica
conclusion, and we should have not only Q
cOlored mans party, but an Irish party, &
German party, aud q party for every other
separate nationality. The idea is fundamen
tally wrOng.-IndidnGpoI Journal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

SPECIE PAYMENT.-The chances are that
France, aiter most disastrous war, which end
cd in the surrender Of Napoleon III. at Sedan,
September ID, 1870, will resume specie pay
ments years before the United States. The New
York Express says that the fact is that we have
not one-halfthe specie in the country that France
has. There gold bears premium Of less than
one-half Of one per cent, and here it Is at pre-
MUM ofl53. France has been preparing nearly
three years for specie payments, while the Un-
tied States has been for eight preparing not to
resume. Each country, 10 its way, has been
equally successful, but the one-and our own
c c1untry, we are sorry to say-has been success
fnl in the wrong direction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

GERMAN EMIGATION FROM RUssIA.-Russia
is losing thousands Of the Germans who, as faT
back as 1909, settled near Odessa, when they
we're granted many privileges by the government,
exemption from military service and the free use
of their own language. These rightshave since
been taken away, and they are compelled to
speak the Russian language and do military SER
vice. They have therefore decided to emlgrate
to the United States. One hundred have settled
near YanktOn, Dakota Territory, and these were
81 we'll satisfied with our laws and the soil that
they were soon followed BY 600 more: Another
installment Of 500 have since arrived. These
parties are wealthy and said to be worth ovel
two millions Of dollars. The richest and mos
intelligent is Mr.. Philip Josman, who has will
him 100000 in cash; others are also very
wealthy, as for example Mr.. Cries, who bring
$4,000; Grosshaus 10000, sons of Grossbau
$4,000, Hoffman $4,000, Soer Brothers $685.
600, Joseman brothers $l5, 900, Bendar $4,000
Gemar $4,000, and others from $500 to $40
900. ...t .....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
- Delaware Diyision Time Table.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

q SsS SSnSsS: SS' .1S:Ds.a 4sSSIa. 4SE MI MI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

Phnadalphia, Wilmington ana Bari
mere RailRoad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
CONNECTIONS.
mo TIE PUBLIC.

II Tho WilmingtOn and Reading kAilrOad Com
pAny have completed arfangsments to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 90 and from all points
on thelina Of their road and West Chester.
Also. to all points On the Philadelphia and head-
ina and CatawiasA RAiiroalA including READING,
Allentown. Columbia HArFisburE. LAncastsr. Down
instoWp, MahOney City. Nj Carmel NOrristOWn,
P0ltsyille. &c.
neF Of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
RxpreSs matter seat % kranklin TOlagraph ymeo.
No. West Third street. or 70 their Depot. kfont
aad Madison, or orders iefe with MeAallen Seal
deliVeunE aGehtS. viii rSsoive TrOOpt atteation.
asst asnTsupT ". 4 &. d. B. ce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
Wilmington and western II n
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing April 7th,
" AtFains will run Rs follows:
Leave Wilmington Z co. 10 20 q m, aud 535 D m.
Leave LSndenberg IS, 10 s. a m aud 80 . m.
Arrive at Wilmington 81 m, l % and 5 90 D m.
Arrive ct LandenberE 90 II 81 q n and 90 N.
C0NNECfl0NS-Train leaving Wilmington at
10 70 N with train leaving Philadelphia at 30
m; Baltimore at 80 N. and Delaware R r trains
arriving At 10 Is q. m.
Trains leaving Wilmington at 5 35 N. conn scts
with train leaving PhiladelDhia ct 4 90 N.
Train arriving at WILMINGTON at IS m. with
train Philadelphia at 10 m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 with train
for Philadelphia at 90 m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 m with
train for Baldmors and Washington at II D nj
with train for Philadelphia and New York at so
p N. an1 with DelAGare trains ct = pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Wilmington 45 z. N. 200 pm,
Leave LAndenberg II 80 4. m, and 4 so .. N.
Arrive Wilmington II IS . m. and IS D m.
Arrive Landsberg II 90 m, and 10 m
Trains arriving in WilmingtOn at Is D m. con /.
meet with train for Philadelphia at so D m
Omnibus connections between ". aud W. and P
W. and B. DepotS. and cars Of the WilminRton CITY
Railway. DAVID CONNRLL. Supt.
.aD4-R
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
WAsE4INcToN
Livery Sale and Feed Stables
sMaPLEE Sc. AROVE "a,

JOHN ATKINSON. Gate Of Newark PHoP.
lA 1sv ana ART siaas stock Of HORSES
a shd CAnnEAGE9 iOF hiFot always ~ s,a-
lbla apa 1oRsalas Coed ana prompt oEix-
Teams sfemt u county carefully attended 20, with
Obliglng hostloEs and constant afteRtQn ~ the pro-
prios0F u the WAEhes the pablies be hope4 70 ae~
ssrV and pSssiEa liberal paifo1aee : s,.,r,,y
ieIl.K lOIA Nlll. ll.l 9QhN A1AANeuNs n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
Elmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION

Il April Hst, 1878 Passenger Train will leave Sea-
ford at $40 a. m. for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
intermediate stations.
= The 625 D. m. train from Wilmington with Phila.
delphia and Baltimore connection. will run to Sea-
ford. irving a. 1000 p. N. Making three daily
trains to and from SoafOrd.
On and after the above date this Company win dis
continue running the early morning and eTOnina
trains between Milford and HarrinEIQn.
Il. +. KENNEY. sup1-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

In the Louisville Board Of Aldermen, on
Wednesday night the ordinance providing for
a subscription of $500, 600 to aid in the con-
structiOn of another bridge across the Ohio
Oft tO3. 1t had been passed by the Common
Council. fttt ft.ftEttf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

INC MI1eu ILAIh VIII run yubJ0ct tOId0Iay0F1ncl-
dent to freight business aud will stop OnIY ct sta
tiOns where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRATNS
Leave New Castle for Wilmfng gtOn and Phiiadel-
At7.40 AM. Leave Philad slphia at IL Is P ~ and
Wilmington at p P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
AdditiOnAlto to those above, leave Smyrn for Clay
ton II 30 N, aud 7-35 p n, Leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 .. m, and 400 p. m, TO make oOnnee-
tion With trainsto and from Dover, aad stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
AnnO's Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad,
At AtHARRINGT0N. with the junction and Break
water Railroad.
At sKAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
| At DeLMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
! and WioOmioO and PocOmOks Railroad,
| u. p. KBNNEY, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16

tB1NgS AouoWu
uoRTHWARn. PussI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-16
A HEAVY STOCK OF SPRING SUMMER
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
SECOND st. a aoar~ VvouA oT NEarha4.i

T.. The underlined respectfully informs his prs,n
friends and the public that he has on hand
large and well selected stock Of FALLV VI
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and GAL -
IkkS, suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses and
Chidren. which are manufactured from the best ma
teral and made In the best manner and willbe sold
as low aa the same article can be obtained in this
Orany other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying at
my store will have the advantage Of large and Va
led assortment from which 10 select fashionable
nd neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
tally invited to call and examine my stock and
earn my exceedingly low prices.
iy26- JOHN K RABC0CK :
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HOTELS AND STABLES.
WESTERN HOTEL.
s. E. Corner 4th & Orange Sts..
C. j, KYLE, PROPRIEroR,

c. J. KYLE. PROPRIETOR.
49, The above House has bAen put In cOm-
lI1 plete repair for the reception of guests.
vi where they will receive all the aecO ~ moda
~ ti0ns Of q Afst-elass hotel. Bar hll ed with
choicest Wines liquors, cigars. &s, aud the table
supplied with the best the market affords. Tran
sient and permanent bOardeTs accommodated ct
moderate rates. Good stabing and attentiVs hest
lers llbsral share Of DublicPatrOnSge is respect
fully solicited, 20
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