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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
| three tracts OF land one OF which contains
about
1900 Acres,
and is situated on the Kanawha Nine Milo
Greek, about two mile, from the River.
Another Of which tracts contains about
900 Acres,
known AS part Of the Medium tract, situated
on the wders Of the OHIO Sixteen Mile Greek.
And another tract containing about
400 acres,
known n, the Fowler Tract" situated about
three miles from Point Pleasant, and about
one.haf mile from the Kanawha River Said
last named tract has about so acres cleared
upon it, All Of said lands are well timbcred
and watercd, and when cleared would make
good grazing farms.
lFl would prefer selling these lanls with.
ont dividing then; but will sell them in par
GELS 10 suit purchasers,
HARRIET MACHIR,
D'PeHcns desiring further information in
reference to the above mentioned lands are re.
ferred to ions ". ENGLISH, ESQ, my Attorney,
at Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Va.
march 6-f HARRIET MACHlR,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-08
1900 Acres.
1,OOO Acres,

known as part Of the Medium tract situated
on the wders Of the OHIO Sixteen Mile Greek,
And another tract containing about
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
CAMPHORINE

The Greatest Discovery Of tho Age for the relief
and cure OF rheumatism, chronic and acute Sprains
Bruises, Pain In the Chest, Back, or Limbs, Stiff
Joints, strains, Glandular Swenings, Inhlm nation,
Neuralgia, Bunlons CataTrh, &c. VIII not grease
or stain the most delicate Fabric which makes it
luxury In every family Try It and he conv need of
its great merit Price rs cents per bottle. REUBEN
HOYT, Propr, 203 Greenwich ST, N. Y. sep22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
BaiI 3na6 YtuGs.
PnNNsEIvAEEAsAfL AEEAsfLnoAD. e -

I ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPT. n, 1873,
Trains esve Depot, Thirty-second and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
1t MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation, $40, so and 1850 A. NJ. Lilo
s45, $50, 9 10 and 80 T. M. On sunday T.45 A
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday, z9O A NJ.
= Elmira % and Lock Haven Ex. daily,ex Sunday 8 M
Mall daily, exceat Sunday 500 a. M.
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday $50 2. n. n
lancaster and York Acc. daily,ex-
PsrResSuTS s Su Train, daily except SUNDAY, sSS NJ
Pittsburg Express daily, except Sunday Ts0 P. M.
Cincinnati Express daily, STOP, M.
Southern Express daily, 1O.sOP N.
Fas FaSidc Sfsa Expaesss astas; daily, iss ss + N N
Erie Mail SATURDAY. night runs only to Willlamsport
FOR kmigrant Express Train, leaving 1905 P. M.
daily, except Monday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at lie Market street by
NEW YORK DIVISION.
express for New York 241. 25O, 8 10, L1b, $50 and
u A N, y 80, 1.sO, 800, b.9I and I 90 p NJ, and
1900 night.
Sunday trains $40, 2 so, $40, 1886 A. NJ, 12 80
Emgrant Train for New York 1900 night
Accom- for Trenton, ll.5O r. M
FROM KENSINGToN DEPOT.
For New York 80 A. M. daily and $40, I'm.
Bustleton $40 A. M, l2OO noon b.lb and 20 p. m.
rfsn.on Iso, 70 TO- M slO' s4O =, 8, $50 and
Accommodation for Bristol, 1890, Pm.
FOR BELVlDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lamb've, Phillipsburg, East.
on, scranton &C, T.30 A. NJ. and 400 r. M.
way Train to Lambertville and Pennington, 1000
For Pennington, I, 80. 1000 A. NJ, and 30, Pm.
accommodation for Lambertville and Belvidere
$50 z. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
Washington o"TIssEnE TIsssEpEE AND

AGENTS. WANTED for a complete his Ory OF our
National Capitol It's origin, growth, excellencies,
abuses, beauties and persOnRRes are All portrayed In
that graphic style which has placed the author, Geo.
All. Townsend, among the foremost newspaper cor
respondents of the time IL gives bold, startling,
truthful inside Views Of Washington life, aud Con-
Rressional and Lobbying Joonery. Books ready for
delivery Address, JAMES BELTS CO.. Hart ord,
Conn. sep22-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

fsS1 s,u rgslsaszSQga DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
~ X@ &4tFs1S98 LINE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 21sT, 1873.
(Sundays eXceptedD Passenger Trains will leave az
tollows:-
SOUTHWARK. NoRTHwAKD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

OPICKs, PURE CLOVES, CINNAMON and ALI
- spice, for preserving, at
lHoUSToN'S, II L. 4th Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
Eetj Aduerttsst=sxts.

w orking Glass ~ SaaE Week SE qasFaatesd SH@Asa
Respectable employment at home day or evening,
no capital required full Instructions and valuable
package OF goods sent free by mail. Address, with
six cent return stamp M. YOUNG CO., 1T9 Green
wich street, New York sepS-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
FROM MARKEr sTRErr Frppv

rANOm mAhhhI
Accm'n for New York, via South Ambey, and boat
aud via Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction 6.st
A. M. and via Monmouth junction and Perth Am
Accom-. for New York. via Trenton, 80. 8, and 10,
a. M. IL noon, o. 8, 8, and P. N. For Trenton, 4,
way Train for Burlington, $50 p. M.
Wav Trains for BOrdentOwn. aud II. 80 p. M,
Fur Kinkera Branch. 6 80 A M, 2 and M
For Long Branch, $50 M and 2, M
For Htghtstowu, 6.OO, A. M, and 13O $50. and 6,
Z. N.
For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
= Railroad 7.sO, Ills a. NJ, and s.15 r. M.
For MI Holly and Penlberton. g. l1.1b, A. M, and
l3O 10, 490, $50, $50 p. NJ For Mt. holly 30
M daily and l1.SO p. M.
Trains arripe 7hirty-Iirst and Market Streess:--
From Pittsburg, $50, T.1b A. NJ, $50, p. NJ, daily
u 20, 6.55 A. NJ, 1286 M except Monday. From
Erie ana WilliamspOrt, 6b5 A M, daliy except
Monday, and $3.50 p N, daily, except Sunday From
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, 1920 A M, daily ex-
ept Monday. FIR .m LOCK Haven, Elmlra and
10 80 II TO- (aens)A M II TO- 12 58, $500, Llb 1856
922 Kens 10 20 and II rs, II As Pm. sunday Trains
$40, (9.f2, kens 1870. ll.25 11,45 N, and IL 45
NJ. From Easton, Phlipsburg and Lambertville
1898 M; Remington Depot, o, 1881 A M, 4s5,
pm.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at 9O1 Chestnut
Street, and Depot, Thrty-Second and Market SITS.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
heck Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time
Cards and full Information can be obtained at the
Depots and Ferry named above, and at the fellow
Ing
TICKET OFFICES: No. sss Chestnut street street
- E cor Broad i Ches mt
A. ]. CAsSATT. General Manager.
my26 d N. BOYD. JR, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
CONNEC1IONs.
WILMINGToN a WEST III ~ EHARHEtar
wv ERN X. X. - Rg7fk -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing April 7th, trains will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington Z 90, 10 40 N, and s 95PM
Leave Landenberg 45, 10 55 A NJ and 80 P Nj
Arrive at wilmington 55 NJ, 90 and 8 90 NJ
Arrive at Landenberg 20, IL 81 A M and 20 M
CONNECTIONS:-Trsi leaving Wilmington at
10 40 NJ with train leaving Philadelphia at 80 A
NJ /; baltimore at 80 A NJ, and Delaware X trains
arriving at 10 1b
Train leaving Wilmington at 8 IS 7. NJ, connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at a. 90 p NJ
Train arriving at Wilmington at b6 A M, with
train for Philadelphia at $40 A M
Train arriving at wilmington at 90 with train
for Philadelphia at 2 90 P
Tram arriving at wilmington at 90 P M with
train for Baltimore and Washington at 8 II P M ;
with train for Philadelphia and New York at 80
z M; and with Delaware X X trains at 26PM
Omnibus connections between w. a W., and p.
". 4 b. Depets, and cars Of the Wilmington City
Railway "
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington, ! 90 and 690PM
Leave Landenberg, 8 10 A NJ and 45PM
arrive at Wilmington, . 80 A M and 6 90 p M
Arrive at Landenberg, II M and 4IPM
Train arriving In Wilmington at 90 NJ connects
with train for Philadelphia at 80 p M
apr9-tf DAVID CONNRLL, Supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
3ent AauerttsetHeufs.

A GREAT sENsATIoNi Agents wanted. Cash
IA Salary, or Connie sion allowed. Strictly hon.
orable Address, +. a. ELLIS d CO., Charlotte,
Michigan sepz2-4w
EMpLOYMENT FOp ALL-one Agent
~ In four weeks made profit of S4l2. so selling
Bryant's Library OF Poetry and Song; $40 In one
week on the New Housekeeper's Manual by Miss
Beecher and Mrs. Stowe. Any active man or woman
can have an agency j. B FORD CO., New York,
Boston, Chicago and San francisco. sep22 4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
oFFIoIAL.

LAWS 5 OF THE UNITED STATES
Passsd at the Third Session of the Forty second Con
gTess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. sEPT. II, 1873,
Trains lesve Depot, Thirty-second and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

thouiand dollars in addition to any unexpected bal
year. $500 -
For manufacture Of arms at the national armory,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For improved machinery and Instruments for
testing American iron and STEEL twenty-five thous.
and dollars. =
Approved March 8, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBERA

ia prepared directly from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT, and is peculiarly suited to all these diflcu-
ties; 1t will cleanse the vtiated blood strengthen
the life-givlrR powers, and remove all distractions
from Impaired and Enfeebled Organs
1t should be freely taken, as Jurubeba ia pro
nounced by medical writer's the most efficient pur-
der, tonic and deobstruent known Ia the whole
range OF medicinal plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 1s Platt St., N. y,
Sole Agent for tbs United States.
Sold by druggists
Price 81 per hottie. Send for Circular. seps-4v
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24
WILMIhcTOn q READING r. E
EEE
sum MER ARRAN GElIE N Il
ON AND AFTER

SUNDAY, June 22d, 1873,
Passenger Trains will leave southward as
Follows:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-24

hcTuMA CUREDj For circulars and price,
40 | II NH adde's $. G. Upham, Phlla,, pa.
Superfuous Hair j. EtHSEH%1Ha&idss q SEhaS fSiIads
Brigham Young pls osns as sTss stn$s fsHs iSt
Upl am, Philadelphia. aug4-sw
The sun., 1873-07-23
named Fellkin, Of Chicago, that DENIM was
suspected Of being implicated In
Tup NATHAN MrRDuR

and for this reason he went to the jail to see
him when the prisoner sent for him. but this In
formation had been given, according 70 his own
evidence, a wear before, and McWllliams nc
knOwcdgcd that he bad known DENIM for
soule time by sight. why did he not arrest him
pressing the utmost confidence in his bdclttv.
The letter was apparently signed j. D. tile
Initials having been ina great measure. erased.
The defence had taken advantage of this cir
cum stance to contend that the letter was not
sivnrd J. ID. at all, but the handwriting was very
similar to tnat of John DOYLE, and the word
"wOut' which occurred In the letter. aud was
spplt wpmnt.' WIS repeated In another Gucu-
nert, confessediy written by Doyle, and sitn-
larly ni-spolt.
cx iu inatiOn. the District Attorney pointing out
the similarity in the formation Of the letters.
An INCONSISTENT STORY.
MIR. Garrctson went on to point out the incon-
sistenCv Of Divle's story regarding his inter
view with Mrs. DeNcrcauX In her own house. II
was claimed by the defence that the visit which
WAS made 10y order of the tniet, had no other
object but the gathering Of Information regard
ing Cummings, the fourth burglar supposed to
yet throughout that entire interview 1t had been
admitted that hardly one word about Cummings
had been spoken on either side.
In conclusion the counsel dwclt upon the pc
Guitar enOrrnity Of the crime as committed 10y a
man occupying tho position of Chicf Of Police,
citizens. lie could not, hc said, see hsw. In the
face Of the evidence adduc I'd. the jury could
arrive at any other conclusion than that Of the
prisoners guilt and II they were sati fed ON
this point he felt assured NJ consider tiOn
would bc allowed to stand In the way Of thcir
convcting them.
At the close Of his address the Court adjourned
until this morning.
The sun., 1873-07-23

DEVINE.-On Monday Juy p, Thomls youngest
child of Jphn G. aud Annie 4 DryIhr, aged q nVutas
and days.
The funeral VIII A,e place wednes lay. 2ad INST q,
al - Oriuca, rom the rrsIrhce ui lls pLrrnis, 3i1
Wet 9th 81
CathATine puuOhur, ~ 70 months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the fu era NJ 1u'cuCA thls an ruuon.
pOAkkLLl. ON tie I'D q July, ls'3, after a short
illness Mary Dunhey,a a naLNe o tur parish OF XIII
ia ndra co lnty CAN ireland, grd % Year, months
and ~
Her relatives AMI friends and tho of her sou -.
Ward. are rcspcCtiuiN iuVtcd TO attend the fun, raj
from late esiIrutr. ~. Nre u. p ou IhUrrd
40 10 \. ~. to S. Iraurs NtNlrrs tlrrch, West 10Th
st., aud from thence 20 calvary Cemetery,
IlNGAltu,-On lutsdN, July -. luAc ate, eldest
daughter Of the lu" Jdunb ili lA4hath llugIid-
EulcrN uu " dIusi Law, IuN &3 Al ! y CluCn L. NJ,
ftUm nVr ate r. sLrurt. az Harlem.
hAl.-Ou huuday, u q 2lst. Maria y. NAV, daughter
OF Pu wa and tac atc Diuel May, 10 tnc 2'h yea II
her age.
Thursday, at OCO h, from her late rr-lirhcc, u sth
ave nue..
MORRIS on THURSDAY, luly l7.I.hu C. Norris son
OF JuUu au lGfNt 10 Al.lrr.H, hfs'u . NtII-.
The funeral viii tnee place from tne rrsd nee ~ hi.
parent q d llst e.tu PEE uI b . s4 - - 6io ti
-oC,pck T.. w. l;atVts and fr tu. of tr unity a so
mcmb, r. Vt NcN GuIN LN.er, hsl b aut 4. NJ. are
luNlltd to attend without fuith ruuucr.
lbING.-bu Tue iaN, duy q, Nll.i4u, ncloNbd eoh
OF NJ. aud VI ny J.ur uu ~, aged years.
lhe relatives HuI irrnls Of the tldlt are rsp''t-
fuIS luNlVl 10 attend ttc funeral I'I o., o. al nee
Ot hs p4rrus, 20 N.t Houston ST. is dAy tN tdhes-
day p, July %, AT ucIock.
The sun., 1873-07-23
MnIford Nlar,iu'. Millions.

Before tho Surrogate, the Hon. Il. q. Hutuh-
ngh, yesterday, motion was made on behalf Of th'
widow of the late min onaire Mulforl Martin, for IA
a lowancc out Of the estate Cor her SUBSISTENCE.
EI.Sur,ogate Tucker, who appeared for Mrs Martin,
stated that the estate was very hrg', amounting o
from two 10 four iIions o. dollars that pa}er mad
been Odcr,d Mr.. AaItlu's Viii Ii was 10 De- con
test d. Tat Mr. Martins four sons we're ~ po seh lnu
of the estate, aud tlrtt tie aged widow, Mrr Martin
was living her house IN Ihlrty lh street, pul VA
wlthout any means, ---- -
The Surrogate Inquired II these men were her sons
Mr.. Tucker said they were, anu IN II three OF ihtln
Henry, David and alph Martin, were willing 'hel
mother shOul receive All allowance.
Mr.. Iornehus J. Dewitt, wno appeared for inc re
naili lg son, William A. Martin, alcgn that the wld"
hau property of her OvL, and opposed tle pettlon,
The Surrogate took the papers aud ~lil proDah, \
MIKE the old lady All allowance out oi her hus9ahu'
il was stated that the Of the deceased for s''
vas tl8l0O. L., . -,
Lou doIlarsi but opposed ny 'he "'d"~ sh'
uanghtars
The sun., 1873-07-23

TUESDAY, July - Flour AND hEAL-The
GdvAce WLtch toOA place early in the wees uudrr
view hos been barcy sustained iu the pact lew dN-,
the advance hylnY had tue VrcCt Of checking the d..
mand aud usinS some lncreaec Ia he on ri - "l
sale, SIM some OF the lcldluT grades are culnparA
ly scarce, and there duubt thai rpt r,grs for
shipment would come upon the maTaet al a n Fhl r-
duCuon IN prices. The better Ei.uco OF family fuU.
are scarce. hye nour more saal l., out corn mia hs
OGcuIne quiet 1o-dy hour uull; very limited bu-l.
faf demand for trade brands al unaltu red prIcVs
th piping grades 10 round lots lower tO sell winter wheat
family hour In Only moderate request, Rye nour qrt
Corn meal hrmeI We quote flour-supernne STATE
and Western DBL k5-25ot5Ot extra HLate. .to-sotiu
Western spring wheat extras, 60 5@t6uO; do, double
extras % lI1GsSSl 40 winter wheat extras and double
extras tl25eefl0S; city shiDplny extras, slUgsiAb,
cny trade aud family brants. - 5@tl0 ,5i southern
bakers and fanny brands, t1NtSluSl, Southern
shi ppIng extras S1 5sst.A. I've honr, 'rnne
o.. Corn meal-Western, DC, Ss, @t8iO; Braudv.
wno. &c. ~. iO,gk3U.
Ihu' lsiOSs .qe market has been little depressed
for most ne Cripluns of hog products This export dc
uand has apparently been less argent sD.eua
The sun., 1873-07-23
Content. o, the Weekly sun.
Tur WEEKLY sJS Published tins morning

Tnr WEEKLY Sun Published tins morning CON
talub the fOlloSiG~
The Constitu' ion Sustained -Disoomnture of the
Wa hingtun l,ug-rhe A tempt to Kldnap the I'd Tor
Commenls OF the Prcssi Tue Acme ot Fraud me
tTuult MOliiicr Out lOur-1h' tentra Paclnc Rns
Enormous suuls Goh'led.An Astounding Slor Of
~ ILdUr auG Corruption Canauial Credit Mobl!ler
-tu Glst, o. Great scandal High uii' lS'h I'm
dents % tho Race Its un .rtain Results The oid
WORDS AuAp-lAU CtTlht War m spain ID sprrate
llhllAg and General SUCCESS Of the tafst keNl lts
m IN Republican Army AMI NaNyi \ Cool Mans bad
ilure-A Bropklyn Trust COMPANY IN trouble; Opnd
Ncws rom tuua / Ihr New Dcuirturc Crushing q
I.lulslan ans The New lrou-t lad Oath a Frtkn
& tup Nreting-Lif ana Re ig On among the Negrl,s
o .anNCti Notices Of New BuOks-Capt. FOK's Mis-
tion 10 lsus Ia John al the Regatta A. L, stewart 8
Newest AmbIt ON A COnnectlcut llerOnei Bid krMs
for Deadneads- The Grrat Problem Solved Porto Il GO
" nG Free Excl cmcnt m Aspinwa!l Or At Time
IN Dsnbury Hints On Fashion and Dress Notes on
Science and InIus ry Many Columns OF Editorial Ar
Lccs and AgricR lural Matter story The Dunber'
Oene Financial Intelligence anu Markets.
THE WrEKLY SUs contains complete ept ONE OF the
news the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent Copies In wrappers ready
for mailing ~ the old country may be had At the dk
of our publication Onse, Price four cents. For sale
by AL news dea.ers IN city anu country.
The sun., 1873-07-23

CVRTIS-JOS EPH.-At the O.d Mansion. Gfeen'ush,
o. Thui,daS. July Il. les the Rev pr. 81 Ner, WAN M
Ncho.4s urtl-. II. d. u 81 johns, ulc y , to Cath
erInt I1-rph uf Nurth GrCrnbdsh.
elEAI;N~-GtN NOlt'-DA MDutly. Iu'y 2i, az tho
residence ~ th. prllr's ptrcnts H. rAomas u
t. ioulsa Cunnor. ho h of fremont.
SALNAGE-hASll g, on luy 10. ~, BY the
ErV. Thomas StcNt art, hr Geo. c. salvage u NcW YORK
to Mr., Iseucc. - I. lias' u-s Oi rhlAuu.p.u..
THOMPSON II NGNf-On Frdly. Juy ls. is1',
hy IA lev. W Myatl, VIM. D. Thumisou TO Hannah D.
Hli hf q h or Nes YORK city.
NOsE-tlELp.-ln HrooAyn, on suud y, july ~.
nv the Rev. iaNti =, Patterson, tnafIrs W Norc Z
hroo,lyu &" fanyGry iicld dAusAtyr oi E.chAr- T..
Fed ul l. Llul.y flit, hY,
WlilGnr EANSfY.-rn New Yort, on Mondav. Ju '
q. hy the cy. William NcAstcr, FrHuN +. Wright VI
Albany To Lucy j. l.smscy ot l'toONlyn.
The sun., 1873-07-23
Real Estate Market.
The transactions at the Exchange Salesroom
MN

yesterday were;
by II, y. Camp "a. Warstan, Jr, rcferccl Three
story brick house aud lot, lNNti de Hopper huV,
between FlnY second and ftN N-ihlrd streets tJNui.
ny hcccker, son q Co -Four.sfury Grown stone and
t. 20N halt hl'ck, No a. Mcst Twenty ninth street,
s2sn. one lot west slar ~ street and one lu south
l2,tl stret, 40 ier S,st OF Tenth aYeuue, sAh
j. NJ. Gibson reports kglr oHt lot corner HupNln'
aug Concord strcets. JcisY cay, fl,H lots nos Nd
7, blocs i5 joining auuNv, bbi iot No. 80, south
ride HOnklns avenue, q Jpu.
ru- gy a. j. lil.ecAcr son a Co. commence the sale
Of lN ipth ana Ia plOs AZ irving oy, near the ty
ot NrwarN, on the besuuful hi .hands ftcHg oralrr
Movutalu. >. ab>olul'. IcrIs 20 per cent, "a q
yra's. The sule Nlll continue two days,
Excursions u Flushing L RI co ltIue daily At Z N.
Lot, der sold upon the popular aud casy payments
Of utr month.
Jtrt JOhnoOu Dr., announces three sales one lOn-
kcrs, Au-. ON At lOus Branch, Aug .; and ou at
ratoga, Aug 49, tn lot, at Saratoga arc un uiuh
nue. ant ere Ia TO be- balloon ascension ~ Prof
Fisher, VINO viii ascend on atiapeze Oar,
The sun., 1873-07-23
a5l BROADWAY, NEW Yonk, july Is, ls,a-A


At meeting of the Common Council Of Long
Island city yesterday Alderman Bennett moved tat
the board resolve t.clf into committee TO tnyest
the analTs Of the Water Commissioners. MIR. Bennett
said that the action Of the Commissioners rascally
and moved taat they be requested 70 lay
main, CA Thompson avenue, whirh he sad was d ne
eul,y lance the va Ne Ot the property belongns
10 Mr. ThOmpaOn,a large land owncr OF that . ace.
Both mOtoas were passed unanimously, Tue spec Ia
tors a. plauuC1 the vote,
The sun., 1873-07-23

A CHANG y FOR A FoRrUNF.-tl an or e. 0n
sometu, lrads a. fortune ou the stucN ENchausr.
Those who wish 10 rJut By the sll aud experience Of
men who AntM tue inside wOrAin"s Of the great con-
blua Ions Wall II, should senu Tor circular contain.
iur full Gct uls OF the new plan for fyud cat 80 ut
favored on the German |our-cs A. NJ Hs ~ will b.
rrc iVrd The plan N an assured success, our CORE
tponDcnre extending to nearly every state IN the
Union, and the pronts on anount are thus tar
very large. b, X. slERNlN CO..,
Bankers aud BrOken, 81 Broadway.
The sun., 1873-07-23
ve-,che.,er Trmurr.,ce Lecture

Timothy Van Scoy "A prisoner In the West
chester county JAM was found yeserd morning hang
ing dead his cell. H1 Al made rope Of a hlnncl
shirt. lie committed June 20 by Justice sutton OF
sOmers on charge OF Airing Erastus r. Finchs barn.
lie had twice attempted Suicide before, hui found
each timr Just al TIE pJ nj Of deitA Van ,Coy WIS
recent wealthy, but urluN Oyccciu MIN. lie tutnt
a RlJilU fAraI into giu In less tlan nNe years.
The sun., 1873-07-23

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, July 2,.-There were no
receipts onerLgs Of betNeS to-day, and the market
remains nomln ily nrin and unchanged 9'tti',.c.
D fOr Trhaus, aud lulf@i24C. for common tO prime
native steers. Dressed beer was In good demand al
i.01yc. for Texan aud slO1 c. for native.
Nine or !. ~ sUrn and lambs, arrived. Lanhs
were shade nim at iTssiOHc. D., hut sheep were
extremely dull, and CSC was the highest mark for
tn best.
1wenty.t three cars or 1900 hogs, arrived. all for
tliughtcrcrs direct. Nothing doing In live hogs.
Dressed hogs were quiet attA s1ac. ~.
The sun., 1873-07-23

WEST CHESTER Pa, July 20.-Mr. Charles
II. Penny pac kcr, counsel fur the life insurance
companies. Who wen To- Drirware cuuuY to
nnu proofs tuat ". :. Goss b "a been serrctrd
there. ha- Just returned frnm his exploring *
peditiou. and made the followin: statement Ia
your corr, spundent at half past nine this even
ing:
Last night Saturday, at o O'Clock. | left
West Chester and q iuye 20 Newtuwu square,
Delaware county, Pa. After remaining thcrc
until dayllght tuis Sunday morning, went 10
Cooper~town, four miles beNund. Ioupclsto wn
j. located IN bc.Awt re- county, Pa, two miles
south Of Boynmawr station, on the PennsVlva
mia Railroad. At this point | found Davis K.
Mu.liu, who raised Nm. l.. tIdcrIpok. tie has
known him from hoyhupd. Mr. Mullin exhib-
,ted 10 me tGc following letter.
MORE UpDLEZuOk LrrrERs.
The sun., 1873-07-23

BASkISG HOUSE oF IENRY CIFWS & co,
8! Wall street, New lura
Deposit accounts ui Mercantile nru- anl ludiyltgtls
received all facilities and ac,omluo ia,tln- grant
usual with city Banks IN addition thereto interest
allowed on al daily balances.
Bills OF Exchange drawn on England lr land, scot
Iand, and the Continent; Travellers aud Mercantile
Credits issued available throughout the world.
The sun., 1873-07-23

DEL ANp.-Iu ruu,l kce fsla, y N.Juuc y, 1y JUDGE
Ia.nnrd, George Delaul irom Fanny AZ primd cause
auuI rr}.
LONNY.-Iu the city Of New York. TIE list dav
of July, by the Hon Charles Daniel, Justice OF the
suPr,mc Court, Margirauih Lowry from Jt'ob L y
MOlt.-lu the "a yuf New NVrA. on Ar tlst IT.. Il
july by tue uou Charles Dtules, Ju-tlc' ut Tie 81
prtlup court, Anna Mof from AlphOuse Oh