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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Tho German c1ass OF the Christian Union
(South Division) md all who desire to become
,nombers arc requested to meet this evening at
No. 1853 Michigan avenue.
Tho thofta reported ut Police Headquarters
yesterday wore four horses nnd two oyercoatH:
Two of the horBeH wore recovered and returned
to tloir owners during tho afternoon.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday awarded
tho contract for constructing q water-pipo tun-
nel under the river ut Rush Btroet, to Martin
McNicholB, for 9ll 600.
The lcorlaoa Of Ed. O'Drion and Ed. Lynch,
drivers of Wabash avenue buses, were revoked
Yesterday by the Mayor. Running into ono
another and racing was thoir olfonce.
The littIo sohoonor e. NJ. shoyor, which has
boon drifting about tho lalo III front Of tho city
for day or two, waB yesterday eecn of the
liGht-honso, nbout four milos out. Tho crow
escapcd fran hor dock on Thursday last, coming
ashore on the ico.
The Board Of Police did not transact any bnBi-
moss yesterday, though it was tue day for hold
ing tito regular setli-weoltly mooting for tho
Police Department. Tho nembors woro 80 be-
eot by crowd Of log-rolling Aldermen that at
tention 10 duty WAS nn uttor impossibility, and
the meoting was postponed until today.
To-day tho Firo-Alarm Telegraph office, in tho
City Hall building, will 10 PLACED in tolegraphlc
Michigan ayenue, and tho correct time will be
transmitted therefroln frequently. Watches can
be set by tho clock in tho Telegraph office, or by
tho public bells, which Btriko ut noon.
Tho police bolts, manufactured in tho Joliet
penitentinry by tho convicts employed in tho
satltllcr SHOP arrived in tho city yesterday, mud
will bo distributed among tho members OF the
police force during tho prosont week. Tho su~
norintendont is very mulch pleased with tho
manner in which tho work hns been doue. Tho
Job Ia 1lattorng indication OF the proficiency Of
the imprisoned mechanics who Nero employed
on it.
On Sunday tho Congregational Church OF
South Chicago was dedicated. 1t il tlio first
Protestant IouHe Of worship in the place. It in
after tho plans Of Horny i. Gay, tho architect of
tho First Congregational Church of this city,
although 1t is but a miniature house. Rev. j.
Homo missionary Society, preached tho Eormon.
Row T.. Robinson il tho minister in charge.
Gideon E. Clark, Esq., Captain Coates, and II.
II. Kont aro tho TruBtoos,
The accond Baptist congregation observe tho
Week OF Prayer by holding MoetingB rs follows,
and discussing aud praying over tho topics here.
in mentioned: Tuesday afternoon. How nhall
NO accomplish our legitimate deBiro 7" Even
ing, blluncAH meeting. Wednesday afternoon,
''ifAo worl OF tho Holy Spirit defined and mag
niflcd." Evening, "What do nnconvortod men
owo to Jesus Christ" ?" Thursday afternoon,
What is the spiritual condition Of the childron
Of our pooplo?" Evening, Is It we'll with
thoo? Is it we'll With thy hnnbana7" Friday
| yortotl 2" Evening, "What caa tho unconyorted
| lo for their own Bnlyation ?" Saturday after-
| noon, " In Eden."> The Sunday School leasor.
| Al persons who would worship with them, and
| consilor these questions may bo assured Of a
| hearty wolcono. ...
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NEN 4Ulsk,
E:w xonx 5an aoor1eS7n G"er 13 S3
baea gross, ,4o4. Sales fat,irss: $500, januury,
s s ipf sSssy g 5a 12 aiss H.; sF s sa
June, II 7-1d69l 10; July, 10.
4paruFrs-Floar- .RessiIts co.'s brls; firm;
er,l a1ni Etsta; s7.oo@76o for common 10 good o.
tr4; $7.6a@s00 for oxtr4 to clolco; S7.73Ga50 for
co.nnon to choce white Western and estra 81 .otIGs
10 choice o1tra st. Louis, tho lnarkes cloAiH
quiet. Rye flour iii FUR demand aul ntuady
ss sspWys 3Sso Ss5 cs59 % meal wSt Hate o.i a5n and f
Shade irlner better export detnau!, anulatud BY
'ecno ~ fregats so1'e milling demand; sl.e5@
lse for fatr ordinary to ,,ood, aoa; sl.aX for NO.
ado, store s1.5soslGo for eomn,on to good Oheago
aloat; $l.5.@l.6 for No. aud spring mixed $40
s!ore an.l alloat !: sis5 Tor rod Western; staD ior
an,her WESTERN. lsya quiet md hfn1 barley steady
q pt1 for eo'''1n oAnaa Wea.stn aud a5o for NO,
1900 bu; lrn; fair don!and G09d03c for old mi1nd
Western 6;@dl'4r for u in Btore; G1GsG8o for new
IL n Eor I for aw wsscra iaoa
5lGl52o for while 45G947jdo for black Western.
EuoB--l'rtA ut 37GSa7No for Western; s8@a9a for
Msr~Qusot u,iG irm 1t fi.so{gl.7 10 1t relail,
asourS;ss-oeass lin; RIO, 1ealexe. anxar
gts9'ie. Moaasos quiet; Now rlcu'H, b0eS55c. 1icu
lrn at Af85aic.
hnna.
TorAL srooH Of grain III store not reported.
FAovIsloAa--pork tir,n hut gnet al $la.75 for new
nlepR; $l4u0 for lfltu nlraB FL to fur pre, neef
dali. l5pef ha,,s 4n prcv beef nominal Uut 1neutH-
6He for boxed shoulders; 0t!o for hnuls. hlidles
htes,y; nanst clsar 1o; lolg clear, olo, Iard firm
,e March, 3.lGetbtlc; April, B!!p.
lurrrn-Qnlct ii ldt5 lUo for Western, and oi@aoc
for Satc.
oHEEsi-'l@'Atef 10, common to prime.
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HlGHWhYMEN ABOUT.

Cttlzens Assaulted sn.ursIny nni1 Sunday
1!vcninas-Two ltobbers Arrested nftcr n
Desperate Resistance.
On Saturday niglt, about half paat 10 o'clock,
ns OflIcors NtcMaLon aud Trayner wero passing
H., .,or,aro ~ r,vo,+r.eocord aud 11o,atad atrooe
" ,a'., " - - I,.1a.I .vato,, y,
they hen!a o"" cry u 1l"tAe'1 "N1on. ,.o,
Several timoa ropoatotl. 1t was WIN some a'li'-
tin ca1l came. trboy found 1t came from tho
aaa, .;.,a or t,,o 1r,,at,3 ot,oot 1,rdnc 1ctwoon
uaae s.u' y. slo = ettoSs 1.e,, saaa n,,n nf.
I"e"ly-Becoha stroot anu Afcuer 'oao' 1no oi'
ffcora uoon after saw two men run
to,vnrd f1om Frhnv Honrefod them.
, 1873-01-07

lstratton of tho Department It contains tho
oflcnl departments Of tho Postmaster aenoral,
his assistants. secretaries, md other officers,
md will a1ao o tho l,endqnart of tho telegraph
boryico Of The Uniscd Kingdom. Tho building
having . frontage Of 28o feet. ind a Z
tllo building is Of brick, will, Portland stone
lasng md is Eo Il = stotoa II height og
could bo mado nil tho floors boing laid with h
l;k Bretm Of eoneroe botwoon ro1 gS
lave boon employed moro tlrnn two yoarH in
building this s@co eat wh'1 !, '1n o, eo'1m91 oar1
12,OD0 tons of etono md G,0oo,00o bricks
Wo mention those Inst stasislica will, purpose
rho rost Oflice wns constructed 1tntlor coltrnct.
and tho price paid was bnt G129, 7l8, or loss than
905o, 1000. Il IS, therefore, not only ono Of tlo
Of ohoapnosH. It 1nay DO interesting to ,btato
that tho prico pnid for tho land-tho building Ia
situated In st. Martin Grand, not far from
tho Bank Of England, in tint part Of the city
whore land il most cost1y--wnB ahout iS00 quo,
or million and half dollars or lcsa than tlir-
ty-threo dollars n square foot
, 1873-01-07

From the Io,ca City IFfSS.
al,oo m 9 trade IL dni, for il Lynn they make only
b0ota and shoes.
In iowa nnonoy is tight when tho trade in tho
products OF tho firm il dull, for only when tho
crops aro i'll motion to market have wo anything
The crops tllia yoar do not movo, aud tho FARM
era nro wondering where tho money will come
from to pny teir tax, and buBincsB men nro every
tny coming closor to the vortex.
Such times wero mover secn in this country be-
foro. Wo hayo gaity ridden high upon fa1Ho
prosperity for many years, while tho corpora
tiona woro getting "undor holds" and now wo
arc thrown. ...
Tho mining and manufacturing corporations
hayo it so arranged with the Congress- Of tho
United Staten that by q tariff there il legnlatod
to their cotton and woollon goods, iron, coal,
aud leather, M artifct3l profit.
amount Ia tho artinoinl profit poured into tho
ironmaater'a pocket over and above tho natural
profit OH his production.
But whonco como the far1nor'a artificial prof
itH2 Where IL tho Congroaa which can le8lslate
to his corn, wheat oats, pork, and catto an artl
Acial yaluo7 There Ia mono. Ills produce solla
Mt peiceB as low al before tho war, while oyory-
thing 10 buys by operation Of tho tariff is at a
4 Turner would cioerfully sell lila pork Mt
eats or SO por llldrod II cotton aud wool1on
goods, salt, md other articles which he buys
wore Mt proportionato rateH, hut thoy arc not.
SO q farmer comes to town aud puts two loads of
putatoos on hB foet, in tho shape OF his wintor
boots II ho stays all night, llo will cat loud
OF oata Ills wife wears tlyo aereA OF wl1eat and
the Children oacl ton aores Of corn, and arc not
worry warmly clad then.. For all oyorcoat ho
wears goo fout-year old stoor, and II he sport
n Sunday Hnit it IL III tho shape OF ut least
twenty 1oad OF fat hogs. Anl on top Of tl,at
his farm woara mortgage tint ia worse tlan
hatd-pan to tho H0il and tho annual tax rots Into
hiH roof wor8o than rain.
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ride on oxpross trains to tho doyil and take no
ono with tllon, thoro would DO loHH to 10 said,
anco, anido from these considerations, It y evory
,nanb individual right to bartor nwny his lifo md
fortunes aud Hacrel honor at hls own rrico.
worry cheap, mil Mt short option for scller. but
oyory chr IL part Of n family train. Tho shock
and crush of Hhano md diHgrace mnHt fall on
innocent aa well as guilty. In behalf Of tho
lot goncral warulng he p.odo OF tho caao Of Id.
warll Stoioa. Wlloro Inns romance woven my
thing no snd7 Wl1oro, in ,nodorn communities
lavo beon glyon moro abrupt and startling yaria.
tionH or Hight antl Hlalo, from tho brightcBt
potut Of promso nnl asa,irot happiness to tho
1opthp Of darkness md miaory, tlan those Oh
which tho curtAin fnlls2
, 1873-01-07
a nI11cla.1Inrripil 1Volln1l.

There Is woman n Washington who hoa
buried nvo husbands. Recently alhe married
sixth. Upon tho day Of tho wedding, n l1nu
gentleman, a1,d then proceeded to measure his
hody with a tnpo limo. Tho infatuated groom,
entortuinol MI iden Tint this might, pcrlRrB, bo
4 man solt around by Ills tailor. After tho cero-
prised to Observe this aan,o person standing il,
tho vostibnlo and winlting f1rioasly at tho bride
as tho party enmo out to tile carriages: just as
they woro starting off tho mysterious being put
poroi to tl,o bride: "dot roady-mado ono
tllak'll tust suit him Beautiful ft--boautiful!"
When tile happy man demanded tho name Of the
intruder, tho bride bl,lsllod, md Aaid Aho bo-
liovod llo waa aomo kind Of ali undertaken. Thon
happy at nll, and cortain gloom aoomcd to
overcast tllo honeymoon. rorllapH tho under
tator WAS too prompt. But still, NO like to SEQ
u man take au interest IN his businoHa,
, 1873-01-07
Foreign Markets.

LoNnov, Jun. 6, & u n,.-Consols-sI G15sG533
account, 19,a. Dot1s-G25, 99'5; G7s, y3; l0~49s,
8oA new Is, 9oti. Erie 5l14.
The rate OF tsc0Mn for three months b.llB ID Il per
cent below thu Bank Of EnClunl rate. Money 1T tho
block Exchange OIL Government securities is u per
ccnt lower tan the bank rate.
49, GatG iip.
Pants, jim, 0.-Rentcs, 53f, Gac.-
L1yEnrpoL, Jan. g.--Coton dull; midalng UP
lauds, 10!ad Oreuns 10tad eales 1000 bales for
spo:1latton export, 1000 bales; A,ncrean, 1000
Dalc5.
DredstuGa quiet red wlutcr wheat, 123los Sd.
Flonr, a0s. Corn, 98s Dd.
Cheusu. CJs Dlcun-Cumborland cut 35s 81; silort
rib 1nl.ls{les, 3GH. Turpelltiue, 4isG IA I'll.
Shipments Of cotton from Uolbay since last report,
1,11D bales.
ANrwrnp, Jan. e.-P1trolcum-Fine American, &C.
, 1873-01-07

PHILADELPHIA, Juu, G.--BEEyrs - Dull and 1,,-
changed choico Pennsylvania a,ld Wcstoru steers,
s9.aB ustra, 81 .bels8eo fair 10 good, sG.oo@7 o9
common, s.. .01G953O per e,st.
HiiEEr-lnir demand 5l@7t5c per lb.
Uods--Dnll; sd009G.25 per owt. Sales: 1900
hceyea, G,0u0 sheop, md 1000 logs.
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P1TTsNuAa11, Ja1. G.-Crtle petroleum hrmer !;
$2.37k nt Ilrkerts Landtng-cllai to about Gho pr
gallon Aero reilued unchanged.
, 1873-01-07

George ". Miller 1ato Superintendent Of tho
Now York insurance Department, will 1tart
shortly for n European tour.
, 1873-01-07

LITTELL|S LIVING AGE

.IlIIELlIS LII lVlMG AUEi
On Jan. L. 1871 begins volume Of New Series, thus
nnmbor ii yoarh for thu beginning uf New s.lbBcrip
tk01lH.
efety uaga.;ae. of ai1yfour pages, TIE LIVING ACE
gtyns mora than
Throe and q QunrtOr Thouannd
d0ublocounn optavo pages Of reading matter Y0hrly
ornns four laro yomos It in inexpensive
forN, considering s ErGat nnnnt Of EAtt1F, with freah
nrss owing to its wetkly Issue, mud With tstCtOry
cutiiplet tUhnAa attemlItod by other nuheatnn tho
hast fasaya Reviews Soria and Shpr StoElos
skss1hes f9str seanlo Typographical ts'afF14Sa sf 4a
Ablest Living Writers.
Its prouo1noeA BY t]e Boy: Horny Ward l. Deeeher.
tho haon, tho St'o iSrs EtenfnJ io And tho leading
and journals # the country Eo.ea!y o oo %
f. everyone wna esres qsonEl1 ooHnon1in Gf a
Na's r. ts e. ;uesri1t S:gaai@y Nth az SEw
KRcKaA IA GuA TH!A ths !i.iin3ah.a French III,
au ohrrs bs herefkr together ,cth Mote at
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fers Wstku Hasr, dtptefoas Jonrauf, weekly ta
sent With riiE Lyme AuE TER Ayea5 or iof H5o TIE
IITrIsI.I. IL GAY, Boston.
, 1873-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NCF IVEN
New YorK, Jan. G--a1onoy firm most Of the day at
I currency and I. Coln closed ut GG97.
Sterling firm at 0alE@1o9'i.
Gold steady rangetl At 11i @111zs@111ss, cloaIng
at 11taGlllA Loa,lH at 3s7. Glenrilgs, 81, ,00D,-
0o0 Treasury ,1ishursea sd18,W1.
1overn,nente, h@E higher md strong.
Etntn bonds dill, but strong.
Stocks 1niet and improved Hllghtly in tho morning,
but fell oil In tho afternoon, and closed pteady.
, 1873-01-07
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
~ T. g " w
Is the Time to get Rich.
%%5OO,OOO s.


Unyr authority of spociAt Legislative aot Of Mnrch w
1871, tho rtnsioos nov annpnncu the lilr :rMml ti
ikcntmnlty, to of In lrary liall, ut ousvillo
KY,
, 1873-01-07
Tuesday, April s, 1873.

Thu best musical talcu: TINT onn ho pro-
cntrd from all arls 9 ;' cnintlJ Ml aad nf;nsntntu
ngRrcN,tlng vast total ii ilnif Il AiilInm Dulrs
crrncy will 10 distributed by ut tn the rketuidrft,
~ follows
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THE COUNCIL.
Oil Inspector 0'Ncill Rcappointcl for
Another Tear.
The Sunday Saloon Ordinance Post
poned One Week.


Tho Council Ind regular rnooting yoatoraay
ovoning, AID. D1cAyoy In tho Chair. Present
AID Richardson, Dixon, Warren, A1cGennis1,
cooy, McAvoy, sidwo11, Stone, Pickering, Tracey,
schmitz, Cullcrton, McClowry, Csowry, Bailey,
Powell, O'Dricn, Clark, IIoath, Miner, shor-
wood, Moore, Cleveland, Quirk, Mcarath, Elk
hartlt, Stout, Alahr, 1.eugacl,or, schaincr. Car
noy, Cannon, Ogdou, Brandt, Wooaniar', corco-
rn,1.
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3'lGC0]lu}GZCia( National Bank

OF Co.
Tho annual nlceting Of tho stockholders OF
this Bunk, for tho election Of Directors, will
bo hold at its Banking House, Tuesday, Jan,
ID, 1873, between the hours Of and 4 p. m.
NJ. =. BUCHANAN, Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
Churches To.Morrow.

Hanover st. church. Rev. L. Marks pastor
Preaching both morning and evening. Public
service on Wednesday evening at ~ o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Sabbath evening beginning
at Z o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Services will be held at the First Presbyterian
Church, cor Tenth and Market SITS, at 10l Z M.
aud ~ p. NJ. Preaching by the Rev. e. H.
Mateer, of Princeton n. j. The public are cor
daily invited to be present.
West Presbyterian church, corner OF 8th and
Washington. Preaching tomorrow at l013 A. NJ
and ~ p. M, by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Z. Otis.
Strangers and the public generally are cordially
invited.
Trinity Parish, Old Swedes services. Morning
1917 o'clock, evening IA O'Clock. Wednesday
evening Ia O'Clock. Sunday School "a o'clock.
Trinity Chapel. Morning service at l0J{
o'clock, afternoon at O'Clock. Tuesday morniug
lOJ5 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon O'clock FRI
day morning 10l3 O'clock Saturday morning ~ (
o'clock Sunday school, morning session only,
at o'clock.
Second Baptist church, corner Fourth and
French. Rev. James Waters, pastor. Services
at 1917 A M, and "a p. M. Morning subject,
!" The Crisis and its Lessons"
New Jerusalem Church. Religious service at
sermon, Michael ..and the Dragon Or War in
Heaven" (Rev, u, - Sunday school at 8 A.
NJ. There will be no evening service.
Preaching at Scott M. L. church at 10H A. NJ.
and Z p. NJ. Sunday school prayer meeting at Q
A NJ, and p. NJ. Seats free all are invited.
Unitarian Church, West street near Eighth.
F. Israel pastor. Hour of meetings 1012 A. NJ
and ~ p. NJ. Childrens meeting at "a p. NJ
Subjects At 1O9, Unconscious Goodness. =
AT u The PracIical Element in Christianity.
Sprltualists Hall. Dr. p. p. Fields, of Mich,
will lecture in the evening at "a O'c ock. SUD-
ject, Bibles" Conference at .l015 A. NJ, free
discussion. Progressive Lyceum at "a p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
ETE. p. KUNKRL'S
pIrrER UINSE on IRON


Has never been known to fail in the cure Of weak
ertion loss Of memory; difficulty of breathing
general weakness horror of disease; weak IerVouh
trembling: dreadful horror OF death; night swt ats ,
cold feet; weakness; dimness of vision; languor
universal lassitude If the muscular system; enor
nous appetite, with dyspeptc symptoms; hO
hands; flushing OF the body; dryness vi the skin ;
palld countenance and erlptonB VI the face, puIi-
lying the blood pain in the back: heayiness of tn
eyelidB; frequent black spots nying before me eye
with temporary sufuson and loss Of sight; want
attention etc. these symptoms all arise from
weakness, and to remedy that use h. +. kUkkkLt
Bitter Wine of Iron. ltnever fails. Thousands art
now enjoying health who have u-ed IT, Take only
E f. KUNKRL's.
Beware Of gounterfelts and base limitations. Al
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of IrOn is 80 well known a
over the country, Druggists themselves make al
imitation and try to palm 1t II on ter GUST IN 5Ts
when they call it Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
Kunkels Bitter " inc of Iron Is put up only In s
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put IN tht
outside, with the proprietJrs photograph on TIT
wrapper OF each bot 10. always l0ok f4r The pho
tograph en- the outside al you viii always be sure
to get the genuine article Sod by all druggists ant
dealers, everywhere.
TAPE WORN, TAPE WORN - Remove d in a few
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine no te'
asked until the entire worm, WiCn rtHd, passes
Refer those afflicted to residents " the city whom
have cured that had been unsuccesslully treatei a
the Jefferson Medic al College, Tenth street. ha,
and all known remedies. Dr +. krhksL, NO
2e9 North Ninth street, Philadelphia The Docto
has been in business for over rs years and Is per
fectly reliable. Cal and see. Advice Tree. lie
moved tape worm from child years old, Ineahur
ing 20 feet Call anu Bee specimens at Clllce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.
rR1NlrY nospIrAI D1spEssARY,

TRINITY HosPITAL DIsPEssARY.
To ae Editor Of The Commercial;
In yesterdays issue appeared timely publicA-
ton, the physician's report of the number OF
cases treated at the rooms Of the Wilmington
Dspensary, where the best medical advice is
given and medicine furnished free of cost to the
poor. Such an Institution is credit to our pub
lie philanthropy and should receive liberal and
sufficient support from our citizens. A.
BAD BOYS AND BAD HABITS.
TO tie Editor Of 1te Commercial.
At the corner of 12th and Orange Sts., you
will generally find from ten to twenty half grown
eolored boys, either lounging, playing ball, or
throwing stones, much to the annoyance and
danger Of tine travelling public. On Thursday.
as l was passing, bali had just struck Mrs.
West. She informed me that she had been
struck different times, and one day large stone
passed close to her head, and at all times, she
had to keep her windows closed I advised her
to report to the Mayor she replied II was no
use she had frequently named it to the Police.
l reproved the boys for their conduct they said
l was ''d-d fool" aud the Mayor was-well
won't tell you what they dubbed hint.
II had those loafing boys just one voyage
around Cape Horn would teach them some-
thing they don't know.
JuHN RANDIR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
Real Estate.

Evans Pennington, Real Estate Broker. Office
No. 2. Almond building, reports the following
sales this week:
House No. $40 Madison street. for L. G..
Springer; price SS2O0,
House No l345 Chestnut street, for James
Curlett. price $1,000.
House No 9ls west Seventh street, for Samuel
Marshall price $1100.
Farm Is acres in Penn Township, Chester Co.,
Pa, for Archibald Woodside; price S40O.
House No Sl3 KiTkwood street, for Samuel
Denney; price $4,000.
House No. 9l6 west Seventh street. to Mary
Graves; price 1920,
House No. 20l south Adams street. for Charles
Kerns, price $1,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RRIIrORd Hours.
TRAINS LKAvz wuHzn,eroN.


For Nsg York-1:so, 1.s5 A. NJ; 1879. b.sT P. u.
Sundays, 1 30, Las A. M.
For Philadelphia 700, s.tO, 1906, 10 80, A.
M; 12 ~, 800, IS, 81 lb 1924 p. N. Sundays,
LBS A. NJ. +; 4 IS, SO, 1924 p. M.
For Bdltfmors-ls 81, aeB, 1909 A. NJ; 1.02, LIS,
$50 ITO P. N. Sundays 1269, O8 A. Nj.
For Washington. 2DB A. NJ; 1.O2 1.29, I10
P. NJ. Sundays, 12b2, 9 6s A. M.
For Detdpaye r. R.-1266, 1910 A. NJ; 6.s5 p. n.
No Sunday trains.
P. N. No Sunday trains.
For itmtnqt0n e ReddinJ r. R.-6s0 A. M;
s.Ol, 800 NJ. sundays, $40 A. NJ Crhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat svile.)
For Httningt0n q Western r. RIO 80 A. M. b.3b
P, NJ NO Sunday Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
Fr'm Ness YOrk.-Lbl A. NJ; l.1s. 100 P. NJ. Sun
days 1.59 A. NJ.
From thilddelphia.-12.42, i IS, s96, 9.56 A. M.
lS00 M; l2b2, lis 8,ss b15, $50, 70O $40. 10 %
+. M. Sundays, 1242. 1.53 1905 A. M; 1895 T. M.
From Ort Deposft.--S.O4 A. NJ. No sunday train.
From BdtttmOTe.-llO, i.25, 1928 A. M IA IL, b2I,
10 "a Z. M. Sunnays, 110. 1,2N A M. 1O.14 T. N.
From Wdshingt0n.-l.tO, l25 A. Nj 1919, ~,
l0.l4 p. M. Sundays. 1.1O, 25 A. N. 1O.l4 p M.
From Delaeare ~ R.-l0.l5 a. M; 4.4O, s.oo 2. M.
No = nday trains.
From NeD Castle $40, 1O.15,.A. M 40, ..6.45
925 z. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington f heaaing r. R.-S.16, 1l.sO, A.
NJ St0f. N. Sundays $40 P. M. (rhe S.1b A. n,
| train and the sunday uain are from Gainesville
only
From Wilmington d Western R R-7.5bA. M; 8 81
P. NJ. No sun1Ry Trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
124i, 100, $50. 1890 A. M; 1900 NJ; 1915, $50
| w, 8. 10, 6.OO, b.sb, $50, ll.30 p. N.