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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
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ON AND AFTKR THut

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1873,
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second and Aarkel
streets, Phila 'elphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Pao, Accommodation, $40, 80 and 10 80 A. NJ, LILO
44s, :. 90, y 10 md 1880 2. NJ. ON sunday T4o
M, 90, and I 45PM
sinirs. and Lock Haven Gx. daily yex SUNDAY sA.u
Fast st IlS InS and Erie Exprssa. daily. ex- ,.p.
gSTtsbSrs SPs S1u ASc daily except sunday, SSOP.H n
Lancaster and York Acc. daiy,ex- .oopM
pS1isssanS Ssps sS8s4fy frsn daily except sunday
pttsburg Express daily, except Sunday ssSP NJ
Cincinnati Express daily sOp N.
southern Express daily WEE
Erie Mail SATURDAY, night runs only to winlamaport
For Emerant Express Train. leaving %Vo M nr,cnTcS
and baggage delivered ~ llS Marker stree' oy0
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 80, s1e, T.1b, $50 aad
u a VI, IL 30. LIS, 300, 6.Ol and Sbo T. A'' ana
New YORK sunday Trains 80. 10, Ts5 A. M, 1880
$50 NJ. ana 1870 night 18th,
| Rmigrant Train for New York l2oO night
| Accom- for Trenton, ll.BO +.
FROM KENsINaToN DEPOT.
| For New York 8 A. Nj daily and 3 4O r. M.
| Busteton, $40 A NJ, Iz.OU u0on, bio and " r. M
Trenton 80, 50, TO- NJ slo' $40 q o o'SO ADO
| Accommodate for Bistol, 10 o.. P. M.
FUR BELNIDKRB DIVISION.
| Express for Trenton, lambviile, fmlipspuIg hahe-
| on. SerHnJOu 6eL 7SO A. Nj. and $40 r M. ,.a
Way rain to LamnertVile and Flemington' WO"
M ~ Ps,,inStsn' Inc A. ia. 90 A. M, and 80, PM
Accommodation for Lalnbertviis and Belvidere,
AMBoY DIVISION.
| FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accm'n for New YORK, via South AmDey, and boat,
and via Jamesburg aud Monmouth Junction a.sO
A. M, and via Monmouth Junction and Perth AM
Accom-. t,r New York. via Trenton, 30 s, and IL.
A. N. IL noon, 2. 8, o, aud +. M. F.r Ifehton,4,
way Train for Burlington, $50 +. n.
n ay Trains for B0rdentown. 8 and u ~ r. NJ
FIR Kink4ra Bra ch. 8 80 A N, 9and6
! For Long Branch, $50 NJ snd .,
For uightsLUwn, 6.uU, a. M, ami lSO, hsO ana o
!, For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
Railroad 49,, Ills ~, anI 3 10 r. M
. For audfoid t 8, a. M 81, $50, and ss', p. Nj.
, For Nj Holy and rennertop g. 1l.le Nj M, ana sd
I9U, 3 10, 430, b 80 $50 4, Nj Fdf ~. hOly So
g AM dily aud Ll.SO p. M.
7raf,s arriue 7ht ty- Fi'st aud Aarkst Streets'-
From riitsourg, 9 80, 71o A Nj 49,. +. NJ, daily;
=, 20 Gb5 A. NJ, l&35 r N except Mond -. om
Monday, ana 80 4 NJ daI,y except Sunday Fl IN
!! 5uIiG and niagara Faa, 19.2d a Nj daily ex.
sfi si,ansp T& IT. g. M. From New YORK, y is b
NJ / 80 u 45, ens) NJ ~ 10, l26S, 4t4 Up l.et
929. TX us 20 y, and 45 + N. su"d T[algs
AN Eiom : aston, Philnpobufg and ambertv lie
49, m; kehsipgpon .tpot .. .O'Si a. . Ao'
Do slteping car Tickets can be had at tOl Chesnni
Street, aud Depot Thirty conu and MAX sts.
40 heck Baggage /. Oiu Hotels and H. ldenet Tinlt
Cards and iu infUrH alton can be uDl alned a. me
m Depots ana Ferry naM above, and at the iohow'
", ing ,,. ..-..,
TICKET orroas e n SSs;aSi ns;,aI :s1s:i
" A. ]. oAsSApr Geperai Manager.
my26 d M. BIip, Jh, Gen. Pass Agent.
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Zine Extracts

For the handkerchlef,at the Deaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid hennet aud lv0rlng extracts
for cooking. hssence Janaea GiBg r, Citrate Uf
Magnesia, &c. Gum Camphpr so cents per pound.
". 4. ALltICllS, Drugglsf.
800 Delaware avenue Opposite the Baptist Cnurcn.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
pratt,a AatraI an

Pratt's Astral Oil sold wholesale TO grNcers, deal
and country store Keepers AT who esae rates, in
! and gall cans or by the barrel by
q. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and " est streets, WI , peL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

OHFRIFFs sALE.-By WRIT . writ, q Yen
- ditlons Bsponss. % me dted, VIII Do eA-
posed at Public Sale,
ATTaE LAFAYErHoTHLs
Sal shipley street, kept by Jp Pierssn, IN tas
city Of Wilmington, New CsstlouutJ, pelawsre,
on THURSDAY, the eist daypuly, u. 81 les, ~
at . O'Clock, P, NJ, the felowinescrlpe' "e~i no
'e No. i. An that lit Of land wh four sory Brick
Storehouse thereon erected, sited IN ne ciy y.
Wilmington, aforesaid, houndand denflOsut ~
follows, TO wit: Beginning ate N0rthsg siue y, y,
Second street, between Marketd klnss%sEs9na,, 9a,n,n
q corner Of Ia d late Of Viucennd JoniE' SipiI,
thence by line OF so land gAllel wm so ,sa,S
street north 81 degrees east So II Qofmsy 70 .es
to a line of land OF William CalveIl ioIneiy 'il
west is feet tCpa corner Of laudf Thogs ? rev.
lin thence by tnet line south 9iegreeSss. xs 'ee'
corner thereof, thence by 3 aameos 20 WI
greus west 8 itet to a corner 0hnd OF hIsVh " ~
aan, deceRsed thence by that lid andtna ny ~ -,
the Timothy Jact son, south 2AegreeNest - M sSss
formeTly 90 ieefl g. the side OfleconoIeet h,"is-
said and thence thereby sou 5 deses cast
feet TO the place OF beginning 9 ,,.,.A
No. g. All that lot OF Land VIII STORY nIisA ..
Tavern Houte thereon erected, ttuat IN ene cisy
OF wilmington, aforesaid begimingi tne sontn- h,l
erly side OF Fourth street between Mtet aau t, enp
lev Sts, at a corner Of land of rhnIs u. Glns u
thence along line of said land ioutbsh degrees
west 10 feet TO line of Charles Uanoneuce ai >.
that line south tejS degrees east " " vov isnd
OF land OF Joseph Brlnghurst thencsy tnat aau W.
north a3k degrees east 10 feet to thputbetly SUE
Of Fourth street and thence along same nor n
bbk degrees west " feet TO the placf pt glhning.
No. 3 All that Lot of LAud witt tnree-htofy
Brick Dwelling Heuse thereon eredi situated III
the CITY OF Wilmington, aioresaides inning ~
point In the easterly side OF West eet DelWsen n i
sixth and Sew nth streets at the sce OF los iee'
from the southeily side OF Seventh rect, being y
csrner OF land formerly of Mary anhrrl's nason
late OF the heirs OF Jhnn Bradley teaseh tnen,
with line OF said line easterly nRra with seVenti
street and passing along the end OF aeet ~ne allsy
2bf ct and inch to a STAKE In thele tf lahn nv
OF james Y4nneman, thence sou ny pafailei WIZ. VIII
Iatnai street, by said land aud 10 late OF Son, i
Moore 10 feet TO land formerly Mllia .s,, Ses Sa,
thence uy tna said land westerly pillrl WIN sew
enth STIR et 90 test and one inch toe saiu sue y
West street, and thence Herewith rtheTly ~ lSe
to the place Of oegis ming =
Seized and taAen in execution ase properly o
John Marshall Harlan, ahd Jerre ten =, ana 10 ID
sold by ,.,,,,,,,,,, e...,0
ROBBERT l.. ARMSTDEG, Snerlu.
= jyl+ bt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Williams Yankee SOAP.

The finest and most popular Shaving Soap in use.
A large stock Just received u he tade supplied by
K. BRING HURST " co,
corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Rarhers. at entIon.

BARRIERS, combs soaps brushes, sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomRtum, pulls, powders, and bar
bers supplies generally, al very low prices Har
pomade speciality, always fresh and highly per-
Tuned. Blrbers supplied at wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West atrpets
wilmington, delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
knallsI1 Nnuatard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice hayOrtng extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
Peach. bitter aldUnds, ext strawberry, etc. ALL
of the most celebrated max $, for sale a.
FOSTEK'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

There is proposition on foot to make new
State, by taking portions of North Mississippi,
West Tennessee, and Western Kentucky, and
giving it the name of "Nashoba' CoDven-
tion to forward the matter met at Jackson, Tenn,
yesterday, and appointed Committee to me-
morialize Congress and the several States inter
ested for the necessary legislation. This is an
interesting movement, but We can hardly believe
ii will succeed. It is very unlikely that the three
States from which territory is to be taken will
consent, and there are BY no means such good
reasons for making new State OF the character
proposed as exist in the case of our Peninaula
which is, by Nature made one, and by man di-
yided. II, however, this new effort should sue
ceed, the people of the Peninsula may be en-
couraged to set to work to secure united State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

WNURNITI RR AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD & 90. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD & co. sell tine Best Furniture.
GOULD a @ sell the StrODgeht Furniture
GOULD & 90. sell the handsOinesI Furniture.
GOULD h 20 have the laTgest stock.
GOULD a CO. have all kinds of Furniture
GOULD q co. have the newest PATTERNS
GOULD CO offer B4rgaiuG.
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD & CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD a Co. have great advantages In Manuiac-
turing
GOULD 4 CO.. Furniture s the most elegant
GOULD a Gu. have Polite Att endants.
GOULD Il q have We-lgnJei Stores
GOULD q co. have T. UT BtOrSs.
GOULD Co,
N e Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos. 81 and 80
n. So OND ST. 1915 MAithSt 81, and 2T2
S. second Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

NH hHIFF'S ALh-bf VII ne ~ W Nv LtNtA
- Frcias, TO NE directed, Will b'xposed 10 pun
4 AT THE LAFAYETTE oTEL,
No. sal ship ey street, kept by Jnes O. Plerson
in tue City OF Wilmington, Newcastle County
DEL .,-, :. n
Ol THURSDAY, the slst day eJuly, 1873, at 3
otlO k, ?. m,
The following described Resi- Este, viz: All that
certain lot OF piece of land with aR0+tory frame
building thereon erected, atuate In the clty oI
Wilmington, afor' said, bounded ii deHefiDed ~
follows, to wit: Beginning At pint In tue east
ery side OF ClaymOnt street at thd stance OF lofty
iInt feet from the inters elton Ohe said slae OF
ClaymOnt street Bnd the south side OF -Four
teenthstreet, thence eastery d lrallel WIN toaI.
teehth street eighty-0- feet to u westerly slde oi
q tlr. G feet Wide alley extending ntO Fourteen I
street. thence thereby southely I'D parallel win
ClaymOnt street twelvefeet 10 ske In line Oh
iand OF Mendinh Ill thence alOg said pendln.
hal's line westerly parable with burteenth reel
eighty -pbe feet 10 the aforesaid sic OF Ciavmonl
treet and thence thereby orthe lV twelve 1eet v
the place OF beginning, be the ontenls thereol
what they may.
Seized and taken into execution tie T 0pertI
OF Patrick Keegon aud Aanle his We, and T. Us
and to be sold by
ROBkRT L. ARMSTRONG, shein.
Sherin's once, New Castle July Gh, A p, l..S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

Tho Gazette of yesterday argues unanswerably
that the public schools should be inferior to
none, but equal to private academies of the same
grade; that all such studies should be provided
in the peoples colleges are are desiredand found
useful in those which are patronized by the veal
thy. Why not g? Why should our public schools
be kept in condition of inferiority?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

CORsETs CoRSETS CORbE1S
Corsets at 81, 81. 60, and 6sc.
Corsets ut Tb, 81, 80, 90 and eic.
CorseiB at 81, 10, 81 -. o. 10 and 81 81.
Corsets a. g. 20, 81 VI, 81 80 81 80, 81 b0.
Corsets at 81, 81 rs 81 IS, 81, 81 70
Corsets at So So 50 Tb 81 S. ss 80 vs. ss So - 20,
ss So, ~, si2b, $3.50 s. % 70, So 80 %, &C., up
10 S1l 2b. Misses Cursets, sic. TO 81 70.
LADIES' UNRRGARMENTS, superior style and
1nlsn and cheapest In philadelphia. Muslin Skirta,
Night Dresses Drawers, Chemises, &C from which
we make special discounts in prices, In order 20
reduce our present Immense stock. bsve time and
money BY examining our assortment and prices.
special attention given to nling orders receiy.d BY
mail. WA. Il. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsuadass
escsptedj at tho COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South West
corner FTfth and Market Streets. TiBO Cents copy
siz Dollars q gear, By mGii, served By coFTiers
hroughou ne ests.
tbs DELA RARR TBIBURR, tiOsekly,l ths graf
PenilsudT oFgaA Of FarAsra and FTuipTo'OeFs, pub
itshsd every Thursday WloTHtng. at 7wo Dollars a
Yedr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
eaidIitz Powdara.

We call attention to oHr Seldiitz Powders 30 unl-
versally popular everywhere. they are mdde up
fresh and pure every few days and claim th"u to be
equal 10 any In The marker. iuilv up to the sandsrd
To be good they must be fresh aud pure. This 10
our special claim, prove which they need 0nly to
be tried Don't iorge the pla tn get the at
FOSl FrS DRt G StOkE.
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

1uu = CHESTNUT ST. {GIRARD ROW.
- 1888 N. Eighth Street, (N.R. Cor OF stn
and Cherry and No. 80 $. Eighth street. B. W. cor
Eighth and FLbert s.s., PHILADELPHIA.
HOOP SKIRTS Demi-Tralls, Reception TRAILS
Paner Tops, Apron fronts, Tape Fronts, dc, every
size and Style, the best aud cheapest In the market
PANlER BUsTLEs In 66 kinds and prices, Whole
sale and Retail to meet the wants of Ill. from Ssc.
to $3.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

JAPANESE WATCH CHAINS OF rare an unique
Cd des gns Just received at IN Only Tea House In
the city, II Fourth ST. j. L. HOUSTON, JR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

FOutis Cattle Powder II, H. II. LDment, Roberts
EmbIocatiOn Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi iines In the MARKET for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
SpefIaI Nntiffs.
Papoma.

= 49, papoma.
FARINAoEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
l 1NVAIIDS.
It toontains an the elements requisite for strength
Made from the Whole wheat Moth
Ing being Boltod out,
It is impossible to ovprestmate the Importance OF
proper nGtrn ent for children for the innrm AID for
The aged. in infancy and CHILDHOOD, the turmeton
and development OF the various u sues OF tine dy
ia the main phenomenon VI life. In adults entee-
bled by disease the rest ration OF health depends
greatly on an abandant supply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted Organs. IN
people, the powers OF lite need sustaining by similar
means. Aud yet the mere furnishing OF the neees-
sary elements is not sufficient; tn se elements must
be in such form as 10 DC readily digesed Absorbed
All these requirements are fully met in the article
VIII ch we now offer,
PO M A,
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
s..t Tth and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

FOE 4sSsIY GAEE RA1fkiSHps' HAEi SIA VEST la
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1873
Trains will leave Philadelphia, foot OF Market
street, upper ferry)
9Oe A. NJ, Morning Express, due at 1914
BIZ ID, AccOmmUd alton, ue AZ IL
400 NJ, Fast kxpress, due at 20
7.8O M Sunday Mail, due at 10 40
Returning trains will leave CAPE MAY
$50 A M, Mail and Passenger. due at 1915
1870 A M, kast Express. due at 1905
300 7 M, afte moo Express due at s.21
900 p NJ, sunday M al, due at 2lRM
Op Sal URDAYS ONLY Fast bXpreFs train
will leave Philadelphia at 2 90 r 4 :, que at Cape
May $50 p. M. hsturninV, leave Cape May on Mon.
diy mornings at 80 A, NJ, due at Philadelphia 80
Pul man Palace cars are attached to the 0O A M
and 90 r M trains from Philadelphia, and the 80
A Nj, and 90 p M. trans from Cape May,
Seats may be secured In advance at No. s9S Chest
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden daily at 9.2O
Season and fearly Tickets at re iuced rates for
SAFE at the oiilce OF the Treasurer, In Camden.
TICKET OFFICES
No s3s Chestnut Street, and In Ferry Building foot
Of Market street.
w, j. SEWELL, Superintendent
Baggage called for and Checked at Hotels or resi-
'ence by the Union Transfer Company, Ofice No.
598 Chestnut street. jel7-tsepl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

NTILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
nd packages TO and from all parts of thA city, Rail-
DAD Depot and boat Also, baggage called for and
hecked tWhere Railroad tickets are held TO all
eft at THE Franklin Telegraph once, No.
= West Third Street, r. Bringhurst d Co.,
Nxth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
md Market, and B. 4 G. Shoemaker, 500 Market St.,
viii Ieceiye prompt attention. Principal once, Bag.
gage Reom. r., W. and b. Railroad Depot.
sept1s-ly LH. sEAIs Propfistora
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

NAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILRU4D.-
" Commencing June ~, 1873, tTains leave PhilA-
dephla, from foot uf Vine street;
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Mail, including NDAYS................ 90 M
Express, through In z hours. II w IN
Express only on Saturdays, through IN
IL hOuf3 .......................... Euh p IN
Express through in Ia hours 80 p m
Accommodation. ..................-. ..... 10 m
Accommodation, SAT URDAYS, only be-
yond HammontOn stOps only at AbsecOm co m
Accomm ID aiion, Mondays only. -. 4bO m
Accommodation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ IN
Express, through in Y holrs. % m
Express, through in Y hours. IL 10 IN
MAIL including sundays. 30 p L.
LOCAL TRAIkS,
From Philadelphia for Mays Landing,
90 IN and ID p IN
fOr htcO 10 III
FOr tAmtnnnJOn. ...s.s...ss.s o w III
For uaddonneld, m, 2 p m, and a IN nom
PHILADELPHIA. and II so p IN from Camden
Woodruff Parlor Car attached TO each Express
Train.
TICKET oFFICEs-No. 7OU CHESTNUT Street
and foot of VINE street..
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by The Camden and Philadelphia Express
Company and delivered TO ho1t Is aud residences at
Atlantic City. ID. u, MUNDY, Agent.
| 10tseptl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

NJEW ROUTE TO SHARON SARAToGA, AL
~ BANY, MONTREAL, hc,, via North Penns i
vania, Ctntra OF New Jersey, AL auy and su.qle-
hanna Railroads
on aud after MONDAY, June sOth, Fast Express
Train will leave the Nor, pennsylvania Depot cor
ner OF BeTks and American Streets Philadelphia,
daily Sundays excepted,) at 10 A NJ, with Draw
ing room attached; thIouRh without change TO
saratoga and but one change In Union dep0ts for
Sharon and Albany arriving early the same evening,
aud avoiding the tedious transfers through New
| York city.
This route runs through the picturesque valleys OF
the Iehtgn and Wyoming, giving 10 tou lists the Op
pOrtunity of visiting MauCh Chunk, the famous
| Switch-back WilResbarre and Scranton
| Fare TO Sharon ...$TOO Fare TO Albany. >. 81 40
/ Fare to Saratoga $S 50 Fare to Montreal a16. 81
| Ticket Onices-NOrth Pfnua elot 1lb SOutl
| Filth street, TOO CHI Btbut street Philadelphia.
Baggage checked from hotels aud residences to
place or destination.
| ELLIS CLARK, Genl. Agent North Penna. r. X.
| H.P BALDWIN, tlen, Pass Ast. G. X r OF N J.
y. +. MAYO, Gen Pess. Agt d d. Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Rail gDaa ginEs.
E .dE@#a PHILADELPHlA,,,, NIL ,npS e
keaA r. v 5TyMINGT0N, a BALTlMohh
- nj M IL WINK TABIH

Taking effect THURSDAY, July 2ith, 1873.
Rw Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
are designated thus, sO y SSw nhe ~ is Nj
train from PIiladelpha connects Tor Forces m'n ~
roe aud Norfolk. ion account o. min @ renee D IN
time, tr- -ins leave Bal imore py city umo hFe iHH
utea earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
OF Broad street a d washington Az ehue asiono"S'
Darby. 90, IS, 1oOo, 10 45 AM l24ORibs.sO,4ab
b.4b, 8 50, 10 $50, ll.4o T. N. , ,o ~
RIDLEY Park, TlO s 10. $50 1000, l04b A. W.,
is A. asO 80 -. b g. h4 . 81, 100 81, IL 10 H.
chester I, s1b, $50. 10 1O.45 A. NJ 1870 2fS
8sJ, ~, 4s6, as, bib, G'a0, SsO llSU, lAo r.
tamosin I, s1b, $40. 20. 1o.:h A NJ; i24o. 49,
$780, 30, 4 a5 SIS, o 30, I . 80 1i.46 L. M M
ThurlOw, Z, $780, 1O,45 A. M. 2sO, asv, OILS, T. $50
rIs,uers,7, 1O.4s, A. NJ, 80, $3.50, Bis. I9soP.M
linwoUd, 81, io4b A M 2 30, S'SO' D. o. u S'S'
Gi.yaoni rs 80, iO4S a. MAJ $50, Oio 1885,
Bslltvue, I s 80. to4b A. NJ, $50 $50, 1b.7 9sI
'Wmington N I, 80 1O45 A. NJ, 10 lb'' $3.50, a"
I. 5. b.xUss I, 80, li.90. T. IN.
| Newp IT, ) 80 A. M, 4" BIS N.
SsSSIa sS s.so 20 a. 4. NJ, S t"SiS il. so Pm.
Eaton g. 30 A M, 4" b;6l II 81 z n,
PerrSyilIs, 30 A. M l2lb'' 4'' bib, 62O'' 1'.sO'
hSa;yra.de-erace, IA; $50 a. M. iatS'' 4'Oa" II 30
e 'Petrymansvllle. si $40 A. NJ. 4.ll,sG.P Pm.
Rdgewood, . 50 A b., - 1l.sU, r. M.
Ha1iimor. $50 A. M, ~ TO-. A.' 90 " II so p. NJ.
NoRTHWARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows; from
Balt more, 7 80, 9so" A. M, 255'' I.sO' TO- 49,
Magnolia, % A. NJ 3 49,. s,1o.P. NJ.
RdeswooI, s.QTA M ,S4T'' r NJ.
| PvrryInausviie. .. s SO A. M, 3 bs'' So M.
Havfe de Grace lI;0I' s:bI, lO4s" h, 4n''
''p' prrtysille 1q.s'' e4s 900. iObs'' M. .;ae'
'% Sorih. East. 7. .Ob 9:as A M :4b'' s,1s'PM
Rlkton, 7.ls s4l "a, 4:ot,. 9;as.
Newark, .e3 s;ab A M, t:ls'. 996' Pm
Newpori, 7.bs io:il A NJ, iO:o2. FM
wilmington .b'' e;i5, t:iO, s:lO, 10 O5, 1880
Bslevae, S:H. III, SPA, io;7 AM, 2as, 4h2r:as
clsymont, $50. 7;a0, 80, lO.as 'O;s' A M. a;a(
llawo,d, i:Co 1885, s;s7. 1882. 1885 A M, 2 u
III rlaiser's % :c2. 1857, $3.50 10 "a, A M, 9:9o :9
TaprIow, 7:;s, IA s:i3, - 9s II :Ol NJ asa ,4:r
Iamokiu. b:45 7:'2, 4a,s;gss;s, e:i6, to,4i.i
ANIL l:4o, 1886, :: 5, . :s,'. 9 ;sO. ;es. + M
9os rs g:iS, 5s 6;ss. ;ol iO;6
Ridley Park. b;51 7:qe T:as, $3.50, S:GI 1Ob4 Il :.
arhy 6;Up T:t, T.lO ~, 1901 1888 II Us a
= l,2s, $500 40, 4:l5 b:'4, 6:54, s:26 + M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
II No tralns will be run on Sunday. except tho
III name1 below.
III IamOkin aud intermediate stations, p
III Wilmington and Way stations 8 A M, 9:lb M
Baltimore, ping at the principal stations, II:
liIPM
ii Trains for Philadelphia viii leav sfollOws: fro
Iamukin amt inteTme late stations, $50 A
Wilmington, stopping at " ay htions, b ;3O6 ;SO
SII Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, %
H. F. KENNEr, su perintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
sheriRs Is.

SSHFRIFFS SALE nv virtf writ OF Ven
- ditioH6 HepoHas. 70 me dfed, VIII % e.
poged at Public Sale,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

.SHERIFF'S ALB.-By vir'ne Ot W itof Levari
- Frrlns, 20 NE directed, will b,xpOsed 70 pub
lie sale ,o,,,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
PAP o M A ,
sometninG kew.

SMITH 4 PAINTER. Druggists,
TN and Market Sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

LSHGRIFFs SALE-By vi tue Of q Wit Of Levari
| = raci' ~ to me directed will be expsedto FuoHc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21
AL Elk A n D RIA.

PROPERTY SALEs.-F. A. Kerby, real estate
agent, sold to-day, by private sale, the three
story brick dwelling house on the west side OF
Payne street, between Prince and Duke, be-
longing TO Mrs. G.. ID. Fowle, 10 b. F. Dudley,
for SLIGO cash; also, to the same, three vacant
lots on the east side of Fayette street, between
King ana Cameron, belonging TO X. Johnston,
for Sl25 each; also a farm in Prince Georges
county, Md, adjoining Fort Washington, De-
longing to the estate of the late VIM. Kirby.
containing 3l2 acres, TO the L. 5. government,
for S34 per acre.
FATAL ACCIDEET.-On Saturday night last a
cOlOred man named Benz. Mason, who lives on
the farm OF MIR. Jerry Reagan, Cracker Hall, a
mile or two below this city, on the old Mount
Vernon road, lost two of his children by the eX-
plosion of a can of kerosene oil, with some OF
the contents of which they were kindling a tire.
They were burned 50 severely that they died in
short time after the accident OcCurred.-GI-
sette, last ereHiHg.
A REVEL In A GRAVE NARD.-On Saturday
night last, as we are Informed, "A party OF yOung Z
men residing on Majors HIll, accompanied BY
several females OF very loose morals, went out
to one of our cemeteries, taking with them n
string band of music, refreshments, &c., and
there on the green sward engaged in dance,
which was kept up far into the night.-StaGHeI,
Ia Sf