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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

PENNsYLvAkSIhAiL RoAp, e. @ss..sE
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE ", 1879,
Trains leave Depot Thirty-second and Market
Btreeta, Phila elphia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accommodation, $50, 50 and 1850 A. NJ. LILO
44s, 90, y 10 and loo r. M. On sunday DO
niagara express daily except Sunday, T2O A NJ
Look Haven and Elmira TX. daiiy,ex sunday An
NAL daily, except Sunday smA
Washington Exp No daily, ex Sunday ii 70 Nj
Fast Line and krie Express, dailJ, CA
us sePs sG9a ASt daily except Sunday ass NJ
Lancaster and YORK Acc. daily,ex-
ps SfS SS9sT train daily except Sunday SO
Plttsbutg Express daily, except SundaY 1880 L. N.
Cincinnati Express daily, Sl0P NJ
eoutnern nzPress daily, 10 80 Z; y;
Washington Express No 2 daily los
Pacific Express daily, l1.b5 P. NJ
Rrle Mail saturda, night runs only to Willamsport
For Emisrant Express Ffain, leaving 1910 P. M.
and baggage delivered at il6 Market street by
~ NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York 90, 10, tbs, f5, $50 and
II a NJ u 80. Lib, 400. $50 and 0'56 T. M. and
New YORK Sunday Trains 60, 10, 1876 A. NJ, 12 80
B5s NJ. AMI 1920 night.
Emigrant Train for New York l2,o0 night
Accom- for Trenton, ll.5O r. M
FROM KENSINGToN DEPOT.
For New York TO A. NJ. daily and $40, p. M.
BnstleLun go n, l2UU noon, 6. is and Z rs p M.
Trenton TSJ, T6o, 10, Al AIS, S4O, q ., $50 and
$50 Pm
FOR BELvlDERe DIVISION.
EXPRESS for Trenton, Lambve. Phillipsburg, East.
on, scrantuL &C, 1870 A. NJ. and 40 p. M.
Way rrain 70 LamnerJyllle and Femington, 10 90
F., Pennington, 8 1000 A. NJ, and 80, pm.
Accommodation Tor Belvidere $50 p. M.
/ AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
/
snd via harrisburg and Monmouth junction $50
| A. N, and VIA Monrouth junction and Perth Am
Accom-. f,r New York, via Trenton, G 80. g. and 10,
a. A. u noon, 3, 0, and 9 +. M. Fur Trenton, 4,
way Train for Burlington, ESQ ?. M.
! Wav Trains for BordentUwn. and II. 80 p. NJ
For KinK IA Bra Oh 6so N, 9and5PM
For Long Branch, $50 M anu 2. M
fG5 hnsn'S'o"D' ''O0' a. @' anu i''O' 0''' anu .
For Pemberton, and Long Branch. and Tuckerton
For aedford, q, A, M / 80, $50, and . 81, r.. M.
| For MI HulN and fenDeIton. 6, ll.ln A NJ, and
l.sO. rs, 4.sO, $50 $50 +. M For Mt Holly 30
| Nj aud lloV r NJ.
Trains arrive hi ~ First and Markst Strests;-
From tittsburg 80, T.1b A. M. as1 P. M, daily
1920, SIS A. NJ i[S6 N except Mondiy. From
Mj4day, and 80 daily n.y. eTcept SUNDAY ON
Bsnau and a1arA Fas, $50 M daily ex.
SeHT Mna4 E F From s HSye9 srs slI sd
s.ss, * ms log 70 and II Is NJ sud trains
| 6,2, 9.2 (Kens) y B3 1912, 11,45 P N, and IL %
A Nj. FROM aastun Pnlllpsburg md amoertyllle
3s. m; kenhinS.On ttpot, 9. 1924 NJ g.
| Pm.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had at e0l Chestnut
Street, aud Depot, Thirty Second and Market StB,
The Union TRANSFER Company VIII Cali for aud
| heck baggage 10 Hotels and R0sidsncrs. Time
Cards and Iull information can be obtained a. the
DspOts and Ferry named above, and az the fellow
ing
No. q01 Chestnut street
| TICKET OFFICES: No. S33 Chestnut street
| [ No. l1B Market street;
A. j. CAsSATT. General Manager.
my26 d N. BOYD, JR Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Ensilsh Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choic navpTing xtracts, VIZ: ext l. mon, Vanilla,
PeAch ext bitter alnUnds, ext strawberry, etc. AL
OF tue most Celebrated max 3, for sale at
FOSPLRS DRUG STORE,
Front aid Yves sire Is,
Mlmlnptnn. d..
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Baibers. combs soaps brushes sponges, superior
bay run, sick pOmatun pulls, powders, ana bar
ner's supplies geneTaHy, at very low Ices Ha r
pORata speciality, alWa,a fresh and highly per-
fuined. Barutrs supplied at Who'll. saIs at
FOsIBIl'S DRUG STORE
Front aiu " eat stree g.
MlmluQIutl, L elAygurP.
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Milter'S Horse and Cattle Powders
FOut's Cattle Powder, II. II. II. Linlment. Roberts
EmDl ocatlon, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Med ines in the market, for Gale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WtlmluytDn II laWare.
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Cry Sppds.


$40 - CHESTNUT ST. GERARD ROW
ID iss N. Eighth Street, one. Cor. OF sth
and Cherry) and No. 20 8. Eighth street. b W. co.,
Eighth and FiIbert sts, PHILADELPHIA
HOOP Skirts Deml-Trails, Reception Trails
Panier Tops, Apron fronts, Tape Fronts, &c' every
slse and STYLE the best aud cheapest in the market
PANlKR BUsTLEs in 65 kinds and prices, Whole
sale and RstaiL to meet the wants OF ell. from &C.
TO $3.50.
coRsETs CoRsETs ooRsETs
Corsets at 81, 81, 90, and $50.
Corseta at IS ST. 81, 90 and Ole.
Corsets at o., 10, 81 IL, g. 10 and 81 81.
C1rsets e. 70. 81 N, 81 IS 81 60 81 o..
@ ,tseta At / 81. 81 Is 81 81 81 81 70
C0rsets 81 So 81 10 81 So %, - 70. - o0 " 20,
% Sc, e. Is, 81 50 50 60 20, 80. % 90 SC, up
10 S1I 70 Misses rsets, sic. 10 81 50.
LADIEy UNRRG ARMENTs, superior style and
nnish, and cheapest in Philadelphia. Muslin skiris
Night dresses, Drawers, Chemises, &C from which
we make special disc1unts In prices In order y
reduce our resent immense stock. hsve time ano
money by examining our assortment and prices,
Special attention given to ning oFders received o.
mail. WIN. Il. HOPKINS.
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william , q Ibers' Bar soap,
An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
rarltiH IOr he tUl,et tr vain room large
stock received and supplied whOssait aui retail ny
L. BRINGlluRaT x co, Druggists,
corner SIX and Msrktt sue.ts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

ThNHE NATIONAL sONGS Of
IL England, ireland, scotland and Wales,
Words and Music Vols 81 each; or Cloth Gilt, 81
BooseY a Co., Publishers of Cheap
muSIcy
81 East Hath street, New York.
Also, Sole Agents for DIston's Celebrated Band
instrumental. send for full Catalogue and Price
Lat, je1e-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

WIIIIoTTIS TnHkHB SOaps
The finest ahd most pupuaT lAyiug SOAP in use.
A large stJck Just received lie AIDE supplied W
Is. BRING HURST CO,
corner sixth and Market streets.
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2enisler'a AatlEEa.


IN R0IgTERB OFFICE - ,s-a
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July :. ,sl.
tIson the application 81 Arc iaed a Cspeiie Aa.
minissrslor 81 Mary ocheltree. aie o. sad .,S
dfecsd 81 the esstsr ne. tns a acm'a Y, a.
ssrss N Adm nisfration upon the Ksiaie OF inc
deceased, with the date o. granting u sas,s
Si,h,n scrtv DAYS from the date of suah IL brs IN
az Of me most public places Of The .onntv oa seW
nasfie reduirine all persons having demands agans
ina Estata 10 present the same. or abide oy IN hc
II Assembly, In such made and provided. Aha ~
csuse The came 10 be inserted WITHIN tno ssms
nsriod in the d aILY COMMERCIAL newspapsL Pun
iished in WImlns ton, and ~ b. continued tnarein
'H'SS Given under the hand and Seal Of once o.
IL q the Register aforesaid % New assie. N cSN
- Cattle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. y. ylbDo ns 10y tho
NOTICR-All persons having claims sgslast ann M
Estate II the deceased must prese g the Same 1uy
attssted 10 the Administrator on OF before Ju,y
5th, 1874 or abide the Act OF Assembly, IN Su'h
case made and provided. ouvrru
Aa,-aus vU,,yn,pst N nel. Admr.
teQ.R U
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

We call attention to onr Seldhtz Powders so uLi.
yerbalJ popular eV'rgwhere hey are made up
fresh and pure every rev DAYS and cain them TO be
equal to any in the MARKET uy up To the STANDARD.
10 be good they NUT he fresh aud pure. This ID
our special claim, TO prove which they need only TO
be tried, pont Jorge the pla . TO get the u, at
FOSl EiI'5 ORIG bTOnE,
Front and WR-t afrpt.ta-
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1aiI gSsa Eiues.


OAMnRN AMI ATI.aNTIO WAtIN0aD;-
Commensing June 10, 1873, trains leave fhiiA-
deiphla, from foot - Vine street:
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Mail including SUND tYS.. uO . N
Express, through In \ hours. IL oO m
hxrress only on Saturdays, through In
Rxp,sss through in 1X hours. sopm
Accommo dati a. .:...,..;..::;. 4ie ,
Accomm0di ton, SAT URUAY3 only be-
yond Hammonton sIops only at Absecom $50 p m
TRAINS LRAVE ATLANTIC CITY.
Account ndaIi0n, Mondays only ........... ~ u
Accommodation, ..........s.........ss.. ~ ~
Fxsress, through IN 4 hOurs ...........I " m
Express through in z hours. IL W IN
Mali Including u diya.................. asp l.
LOCAL TRAINS
From Philadelphia for Mays LANDING,
For Atc0. 70 -
Fur Hantnonton ',...s.... -. Ivy ~.
FIr Haddonneld, M pm, and a. ~ Hom
Philadel ina and ii 80 IN II. m Camden
Woodrun Parlor Car Attached 10 each Express
Train. - a..
TICKET ovFICEs-No 7OH CHESTNUT Street
and foot OF VINE strest
BaEgage called for aud check d from hotels and
residences by ths camden and Philadelphia Exprehs
COMPANY ana delivered TO hJels aud resihehce. AZ
All mis- q ~. H. MONDf, Agent
4 l1tReptI
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Two passenger trains on the Miami Railroad
Of DINO collided yesterday near Foster s'A''on'
One of the engineers was badly Injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

For the bandkeTch ef, az the aaware Avenue Drug
store; alsO, Liquid henget aud .V)ring extracts
for oking. kssence Janaca Clog r CITRATE OF
Magnesa, &C. Gum Camph II 90 cents per pound
W. 4. ALRlCHS Druggist
800 Delaware avenue toppo4ite the B4tist Cnurcn.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

CAPSIC UNI PLA STRR,
For Rheumatic palms, Neuralgia, Stiff Neck, Head
acne, LumDag0, &c.
It will not blister like Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale ny
Is. a O. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market street, Institute Building.
Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

PTatts Astral Oil, sold wholesale to grncers, deal
era and country store Keepers al whOe rates. In
and gall cans or by the barrel, by
G. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent tor Delaware,
Front aud West streets, vii lei
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professional Cards.

~ ATT0RNBY-A--LAW,
Isnidls-lyw' % N Hgh 81. West Chester. Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-12

w AttoFnov-at-L Law.
Nc. 81 N. high street, West Chester Pa.
Collections in Chester county, promptly made.
dcc3-d&Wly
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NEW YORK


New YORK, June 20.-Money easy
4a6. Gold steady ll51all5s. Govern
ments dull and heavy. State bonds quiet.
Hens
New YORK, June 20.-The warrants
for arrests have not yet been issued under
the new ring indictments, and the district
attorney says none will be served until
Monday, on which day the court Of Oyer
and Ternliner will be in session. No one
seems to regard the indictments as any
thing more than part of the bitter politi-
cal fight now on hand.
The United States treasury office COM
pleted the service Of subpnnas yesterday
in the equity suit against the Unon Pacific
railroad company, Credit Mobilier of
America, and others. Some of the re-
spondents are in Europe and were SUBJ
poened through their counsel.
The name of the imposter who is
charged with attempting to defraud the gov
eminent out of large amount of duties
on Mexican shawls, is j. w. Walls.
Several cases of mixed goods and aquanti-
ty of black lace were taken in South street
and elsewhere yesterday by customs officers
A heavy seizure was also made in Baltic
street Brooklyn.
Pending an appeal in the suit of James
Reid & Co., to set aside judgment fol
81 800, the value Of cask of whiskey
entered at the custom-housei by means
of alleged fraudulent practices, references
was obtaied by the government to deter
mine whether the whiskey had been entered
without Intentional fraud. At the resump
ton of the reference yesterday, ex
Gauger John c. Strong testifie,
custom-house, Mr.. Jayne threatened t
lock him up in Ludlow street Jail if h
refused to sign certificate paper, the con
tents of which were not disclosed, and f
escape persecution he did sign it, and tina
subsequently he was told by Jayne that h
(witness) would lose his place il he coul'
not remember that Reid x Co. offered Il
bride him to nndergauge the whiskey i
question. r 4.
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MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, June 19.--While train with
two engines attached, belonging to the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad, and a
train with one engine belonging to the st.
Louis, Kansas CITY and Northern railroad,
were running as one train on the Hannibal
and st. Joseph railroad, a few miles from
Kansas City, on Saturday last, they col
lided with train running west, and the
four locomotives were almost destroyed.
Several stock cars were smashed. The
four engineers were more or less injured. 1t
is thought the injuries to one Of them,
named Snyder, will terminate fatally. The
loss by the destruction of the engines and
cars is estimated at about $l5, 900.
Heavy Failures Of Provision Dealers
ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Harris & Thomas,
with liabilities to the amount of $500, 900
Guthrie & Co., with liabilities of $3.50, 900
Chatham, Draughsn & Co., with liabilities
of s375.00O. all provision dealers, have
failed. The aggregate amount of meat OF
hand and bought for future, for which thest
firms are liable, 6,000, 900 pounds ant
II 900 barrels OF pork. These firms arr
indebted here, in New Orleans, Cincinnati
Louisville and Chicago.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.

items.
The following balances remained in the
treasury at the close of business yesterday !:
Currency 7,05l ,25l 30
Special deposit of legal ten
ders for redemption of
certificates Of Deposit. 81 ,4S5, 900 %
CON ........ ......... .,........ i0,4Jl, fo5 10
Including coin certificates 80 ,9l4, 700 w
Outstanding legal tenders. 356, 100000 90
A prominent government official has
called the attention of Western governor,
who is opposed to railroad monopolies, to
the fact that the excessive interest charged
by the national banks upon loans has quite
as bad effect upon the business interests OF
the country as the exorbitant charges made
by railroads. Returns from the national
banks show banking to be the most lucra-
tive business in the country. No other
branch of business can declare such divi-
dends. The official, in conclusion, asserts
that the national banking system needs
modification. ...s .-a...
Postal cards ere now being supplied by
the factory in sufficient numbers, and
proper quality of paper. Nearly 100000
were shipped from Springfield to the vari-
ous offices yesterday.
The postmaster-geneTal has determined
to issue an order directing that all postal
cards which cannot be delivered to the per-
son addressed shall be Immediately re-
turned to the writer, without charge.
While at West Point the President,
General Sherman and Secretary Belknap
had a consultation upon the subject Of the
Kickapoo women and children captured by
General Mckenzie, the telegram from the
special Indian commissioner at San Anto-
MO, making the request that they be
given up, having been forwarded to
the President from this city. The
result of the conference between the dis
tnguished officials was a perfect agreement
and coincidence in the view that the cap
tives should not be returned, and tele-
gram was sent by the secretary of war to
General Sheridan, informing him Of the
decision Of the government to h,ld the
captured Indians. ~.#
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evening State gpar,sal,
Concealed weapons Again.

Our exchanges show two cases of acct
dental shooting from carrying concealed
weapons yesterday, one a young lady.
At least one innocent life is sacrificed every
day, and yet this cowardly and diabolical
practice is not put down. School boys
even sport revolvers, and verdurous young
goslings boastfully pull their silver-mounted
pepper-boxes from side pockets TO exhibit
to their female admirers; and this is SUP
posed to be manly. Down with this mis-
cradle and murderous practice! Let him
who is in real danger wear his weapons
openly like man, and not conceal them
like an assassin. Thus innocent parties
may be warned, and keep clear of one who
is liable to be transformed into target or
o walking mitrailleuse at any moment.
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SENATORS WHO HAVE RETURNED
THEIR BACK PAY.-The following is a
complete list Of Senators who have return
ed their back pay: Henry B. Anthony,
R. l.; Thomas F. Bayard, Del /; Zachariah
Chandler, Mich; Eugene Casserly, CAL;
Reuben E. Fentsn, N. Y; W. Ferry, Mich;
T. D. Frelinghuysen, N. j.; Hannibal Ham
lin. Me-; Daniel d. Pratt, Ind; Carl
Schurz, Mo-; John Scott, Penn; Charles
Sumner, Mass; Allen G. Thurman, Ohio,
and Henry Wilson, Mass; IA in all. The
above list shows that of the 40 republic
cans, 8 of the liberal republicans, and 3
of the IL democrats in the senate at the
time of the vote on the salary question. have
returned their pay to the Treasury. Mr..
Corbett is understood to have given his
back pay towards building Of the Washing
ton monument. The total amount OF "bacli
pay "returned to the Treasury is 1892 ,0l7.
81, and the number of senators and rep
resentatiyes who declined to receive it is AZ
= Washington Star.
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a WOsksRn Hanged.

SARNIA, June 20.---Mrs. Workman was
hanged in the Jail yard yesterday for the
murder of her husband in July last. The
woman up to the time of her execution
declared that she did not intend to kill her
husband, and his death was the result of q
drunken brawl. She assembled the scaffold
with firm step. and manifested fortitude
and nerve which astonished all present.
After the preparations were finished she
expressed hope that her case would be a
warning to wives who have drunken hus-
bands, and to husbands who have drunken
wives. Rev. Mr.. Thompson then uttered
a fervent prayer. and the poor woman was
launched into eternity. She died almost
instantly.
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Jacob Penticost has been missing from
his home in Gloucester, Mass, since Fri"
day. and is supposed to have been murder
ed. as his shirt, soaked in blood, and cut in
number of places about the neck, was
found on Saturday. Search is being made
for him, but nothing definite has yet been
found.
The Enfield On. CO Times says: In
few weeks Gen. Estes will commence ship
ping peaches to the northern markets.
Last year, during the months of June and
July, this gentleman shipped three thou
sand Bushels, for which he received fancy
prices. We believe that the peaches from
his orchard and from one at Ridgeway are
the very first to reach New York, being
several weeks ahead Of the Delaware
crop. .........-.
Mcbride, of the Washington Ghroni-
Gle, was rushing along D street, one day
last summer, pencil in hand, and caromed
against Rev. G. A. Hall, who is always
equally in hurry through his zeal on reli-
gious chores. ''Hallo, Mac !" exclaimed
the Rev. G. A.. impulsively taking him
by the hands, "What are you doing for
Jesus ?" 'sWell,o says Mae, "to tell
the truth, | amt doing much am on
The Chronicle now"
1t will be surprise to many to know
that Washington Irving was confessed
orchard thief. Once, when picking up an ap.
Pile under tree in his own orchard, he was
accosted by am urchin Of the neighborhood
who, not recognizing him as the proprietor,
offered to show him tree where he could
"get some better apples than those
+" But said the boy. !" we must take care
the old man doesn't see u.s." II wen
with him." says Irving, and we stole .
dozen of my own apples. "
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White sulphur SprinGs-Surr0ulsd.
fngS.
From our Travelling Correspondent
WHITE SULPHUR, june 10.

WHITE SULPHUR, June 10.
In the absence of more exciting matter,
for few days, will give your readers a
more complete description of the surround.
ings of this popular and favored resort, and
the adjacent resources for enjoyment and
pleasure. ----------------.
The New York Worlds correspondent,
in lengthy communication, recently,
makes the sweeping declaration that Sara
toga presents the greatest attractions and
inducements of any place in the world.
Now, venture that nine out OF ten of all
the visitors to the "White Sulphur
Springs" will pronounce the scenery which
surrounds them, vastly more grand and
beautiful than any within sight of Sara
toga; the climate more pleasant, and the
air more salubrious while the mineral
waters are equally or more beneficial, in
greater number of maladies, than those
renowned New York springs.
And the opportunities for hunting and
fishing, in this Greenbrier country, are mut h
finer than are those of Saratoga. While it
is unquestionably true, that the artificial or
artistic attractions of the New York springs
may surpass those of Virginia the latter have
vastly the advantage in natural attractions
dred feet above tide-water snrroundaa
with the most nicturesone maintain scenery
near the western sione of the great
Analach;an chain On The Chasanaaka and
Ohio RAILROAD and in the valley IF Uoward
crack near ito confluence wifi The Green.
hriar river. Kate,s mountain naar hv or, tha
south; the Greenbrier mountains about one
Of the A lieohany mountains .bant a half
dozen milss 10 the east and north
And thew have The further ADVANTAGE Of
he;np nearly in the centre IF The ereat
"Viro;nia Strings region y 90 tbat visitors
can co to either m q Jaw boprs ss thew NAV
wish. having the Hot Warn and Heal
inc Syringe from thirty 10 thirty. FIVE ,n;les
tn tha nnrth tha sweat and Swat Ths.
ivbeate sixteen miles To tha aast. The Salt
and the Red Snlnhmr tho one tusn Ln
the other fnrtv.nne m;las IN tba south and
oil az tLam oae;Iv occass;bio hu ro;iro,a o.
bv comfortahle STAGES oyor rood roads
saddle horses. and fine driving horses can
be had at ali times. :" -.
Ieu;shnro Tho oo,n,r.so.t &c a .oo,,, !; :.
"9ou.E, lne oouh's -seal Vi GieehDl'e,
a,u ~ anosolo. 1 way:
so%l, aoiie ilile ii,'ies ui'ye 'roli '.e me
sulphur, on gooa turnpike ROAD, IS place
os al'raction; alioIn'ng PHEASANT arlVe,
olten eIlJoYeu oy ahe guests ana patents 70
the springs. 10 al Oh TINS spring RECON-"
we nave salooIloos ana lnVlgoratlng ar,
anu .lie most agreeable tempefature-cooi
az morning anu evening, ana at no time OPP
PIesslseiy warm. Inc tnef,nometer ranges raj
mere, uuling .he summer between W ae-
gIees anu ~ uegrees, ana rarely ADAMS
slea.ei no'snl WAL % aeslees al any t,nle
o' .ne aay, WINE tiie atmosphere Is 81 elas-
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STATE NEWS.

petershnro il in need Of mprbanics NJ
nearly every branch Of trade -
DR.. Jefferson snrino residing q fsv
,o;,os aact nj Taaehnrg nna dov last wal
inst a;oht shaen hu dooa m broad dav.
i;uht
~ y Staten thaI Mr. hooefl ur'sg, OF
uhwiau'e county, mas so'u ms crop u new
w Mh ga 70 pe as''ve'e" next monaay' ~
Pied per pusiie'.
--lhe Chatham Tribune says MIR. w.
&. banks, OF pittsylvanla, has already
planted GO, 900 hills Of tobacco; and does
not design to stop till he has reached 400, :
coo.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHEs-
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS a.- .....
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-20
ChiIdren,s Excursions.

The New York Times is earning the
gratitude of earth and the approval Ct
Heaven by renewing its excursions for the
poor children of that great city. Won't
some Christian people remember the poor
little Migrants of Richmond AS we go
about the streets they look out very pitt
fully at ns in these sweltering days.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-20
S'lJRA.

HAVANA, June 20.--Only 200 negroes
having offered to work on the Trocha, o
large part Of the army in the Central de-
partment is required to complete the work.
1t has been decided that there is no neces-
sity for the third Trocha. When the first
and second are completed, all the Spanish
forces in the field will be concentrated in
the Eastern department.