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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-22
S, 2 d % % o.!
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS) in Pre-
mlums, for Distribution among the - OO
Subscribers Of the
CIrCINNAT
WEEKLY ENQUIRER.
IN APRIL, 1878.

The number Of premiums are always in
creased when the number Of names exceed The
number calculated upon,
We now offer tie following:
Cash Premium Of SlOOl
20 Cash Premiums Of 500 Zach 9 OOO
81 Stem winding Walchet $rO Each 4 SUI
lOO Cab Premiums Of $2l Each 2GOl
200 Cash Premiums OF $40 Each 9OOO
100 Cash Premium, Of S. Each 5''
100 Cash Premiums OF So Each 3OI
100 Cash Premiums Of 50 Each 2OO
1878 Miscellaneous Pre- 2ro$ 0 Each 72oI
Making rolal TWO THOrSAND Prrmr
umS, Worth TWENTY THOUSAND pOL'
LARS.
Every subscriber who RENTS 5000 for .
YEAR, subSciibri.n willhave hi name regis.
tered, and will be furnished hy return mai .
receipt giving the date and number beng rer
resented by duplicate in thr distribution
Agents sending ~ names and S2l No at one
tmp receive a ire paper one year aud have
their names registered aspartiCipGnls for pre-
miums
Specimen Copies, Posters, Premium PamTh.
let and SubsCriblon Blanks sent free to per
sous desiring them Address
FARAN & MCLEAN.
Cincinnati Ohio,
Nov, Oily
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-22

Funny, isn't ir?-Evcrybody od'ros
Shakespeare, but scarcely anybody read,
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-22
DIR. H.. CAMPBELL,
Physician aud Surgeon,
RuinL PlRnInnL VET Va.

Poiu PlsamRt, West Va,
HAVING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant offer, h, professional services
to the cluItns Of the town and vicinity He
hopes by strict attention to business, 10 merit
continuance oftle liberal patronage he has
uready received.
Ne may be found at all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged
Nov SLY
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-05-22

The number Of premiums are always in
creased when The number Of names exceed The
number calculated upon.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-31
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

That there will be meeting Of the
Stockho dels OF the Mon insurance Co. of
New Je sey, held at the oftice of he Com
pany, at .. xchsngo Place Jersey q ',
\. j., az p. m. on the first Monday in
January, Jenuary 81, 1874, ior The purpose
OF eiccting d rectors for tie ensuing year
and such other business az may come before
the meeting.
Fl Is. SFLTEN, President.
S. II. HAD Ely, Secretary.
d24 2wW
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A D.sAsr O S FIs ING sFAsoy.

The year nov closing has been the
most dl sastrOus in the destruction o:
life and property of any since the eattl .
iishment of the fishing business at h S
port, tnele wing ueou on9 hundred
aud seyrnty-fOur lives and thirty-on
vessels lost d uing the present seasop.
The only ye,r winch apyroxlmates to il
was 1862, where there were one hui
bred aud sixty-five live, and nineteen
vessels lost. Of Que hun red and sew
onty-f0ur men lost this season, forty
seven were known to he married, leuv
ing forty-seven widows end eighty SIX
fatherless children. The largest loss OF
life and property was in the bay of St.
Lt~rence fishery, in the gale OF August
u, when eighty nine srauen and twelve
Vessels were lost. Three vessels an |
thirty-hye lives have peen lost in the
Georges fishery, two vessels and thirty
four lives in the Grand Bank fishery,
two vessels and sixteen lives in the New
founlldnd herring fishery, nine vessels
in tue shore fi-herles, one in the Grand
Menan herring fishery, one fruiter and
one balIest lighter. The total yaluo OF
the vessels lost Is one hund ed and eigh
teen Thousand and seven hundred dol.
lars, their insurance one hundred thou
sand and nino hundred and eighteen
doll us, mostly in the Gloucester Mutual
Fishing insurance office.
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Railroads.


ltAIRAlI RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST.
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o. SDn1't ,'.y nl'l i,uu1h 3sa!'GA x.
a., a. n 1ati Sul,etlS ~; VIZ ths I9Is'
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9"e il, "a ~, - anu HitA L.
h'sh saney NSnroad "E3
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n, h"s1-.a q DlhEcE t.uA TO SEE Wssf'
,hHo EAfhkes AHAlhs DAILY t1s TEE WEST.
Liberty Gtreet.
"lSiAss ARRANeEMENT
commencing ntce be l. 1875
1aAFE HE% to2s FOE ELLassElH--at '.F3, o 60,
~, 80 ~ 49, 7", $40, 900, - 1870,
= m a y Z. A1''g' - ~ ~ 80 4.ae'
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4E.='s ~ 2u0. 90, g u, 8. ., 500, A.3j, %,
~, $40. 6.l5 go, 7.59, 20, $50, 9.t9, 80,
4' q, quo = ~ =. a.
N"s'
49,, o. 80 t,r, Jta'H !sF ha5t9a, AIadeh
- ' - "4.Lc'D 't!I -o,V Ton, a..
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~, a. hstoRp!hg az y stations ca Contra
,s.ti, a. lar III e., Liu 81
TiSh ll1lh I9t Aau'h CauLk' dilEeabarre, uhk'
vsna9cE Mnhauoy oity, morut Carmel, Towsnda
- 80 - t,iAoN,1urE 'ot b1iF8hefai ~.
49, ~ s"H "4'h beiA""re L"tAa"ena anu
"e3.sEh gAAi1ad.
VI A. NJ h,'4 I1iNE FOB I'VE "Esf-st9pping
ph ~, r. IL, Oh \. .. oIij az %cetheld Plaihaed
"H" i'.ouH' 'ViISr ZINC, ""'tn noafs, nan
pi o. fhliPbnurF AID
,''aIn oounoc.a u 2onef'lno lof Remington
r. aSr MsgSh CHUNK hiiiiamsport
tSL4 - " ,snztIe' IOWA D.
49, 90 d; h'EHA9 TRAM goR 5oGERVi1LE
Iii N fo1 hAhhI.htha; connects At som
,tnE ut ipeu1Istoh ~ Eastoh Tor Mauch
i IN i' 'apoIns Oity' NY "HhefpSife ~ read
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DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD,
THE aRRA1
TRUNK LINE TO TIE WEST.


On and ter Monday, November ., 1873, Express
trains leave Eusa6e'h az follows -
10 10 A. NJ. Fast Line, daily. e.cs1t sunday FOR
HARRISBURG Pittsburr. C,eyelsnd epb ~, ~
with Pullman Patgco Oars th-,,,ab viz, ~
and Columbus Ciucnnnatl. nmd TonisVi,i, -, >
With PSrJor Cars iroia New yora to ttsburt
% T.. NJ Cincinnati Lxpr,sa. d4tly { +, UaT,is
burg Pitlsburg. aud tho Wesl, WITH Pullman
Palace Cars through. without ri.nrs to pitts-
burg Indianapolis. Louleyillo. Ci9nioUstI. IT.
Louis, and Chicago
800 r. NJ. Pacific Express, daily for HARRISBURG,
~ PttsbuIs, amt the Wost, witn Pullman Palqce
~Slsrs through, without chaugc, to rittshurs,
Crest sue Fort wavua Ultcaz5. and Ipnisro.
palls
FOR Baltimore, Washington and the south, Via
Pepns,lya,ua A i. I.inc, al gIph. n daily ex.
cent sunday Wy new Pullman per,or cara .
935 p AZ. With mr. Pullman = rl5ra nd aeon
Ing Cars, and 9.AG nm daily, with new pull
Inan Palace sleopiug NJ attached
Fer Newark and New IorM An, 6 40, sea 40
f.l0 SO, 7.5i, 9 10, s an 10 ala a2g, . 30
1895 1888. il.Os. ii 30, AM; "a A, l.27, 10,
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REFERENCES

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A. W SMITH. cor. berry and Orchard streets.
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4. L. PARKHURST, Stiles street.
WILLIAM GASTON, Stiles street.
JAMES H. SAYRE, Morris avenue,
Rev. DR. 8. A. CLARK, 1856 Pearl street.
DR.. P. Il. GRIEk, Railway avenue.
B, J. sPALDlN6, Washington avenue.
j. BkOkAW, East tirand street.
L. CHESTNUTWOOD, II Elm street
!. y. WHITE. IL Elm f27y
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WEBER PIANOS,

Which are acknowledged to be superior to ana
others IN uee for durability aid grest powerI ~
sv ea:ness of tone, combined with decAcy OF touch
niaAlng then the most perfect Instruments made
The subscriber having hsdtwenty years experisnte
making aud furnishing pianos 10 prepared to re.
pair aud refnish cid pianos
Tuning done by one the best tuners New
York. AL work warranted tlanos boxed ard
shipped. Pianos carefully removed. Old Pienos
taken in exchange. AIOrdersleft at h. Y. Wiiliaua
or through the Office will receive prompt attention.
ANY person purchasing piano through the IN
dersiSned cal rely getting piano that will last
made out OF thoroughly seasoned material, from
nifty to one hundred dollars cheaper THAI you can
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NOT run the risk OF getting poor instrument.
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TN oHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

10 Jacob Dunniug:
By virtue of all order Of the Count az Chan
Ger made Oh the DAY Of the dato hereof, il
cause wherein John Riley is complainant Al d
quired al pear and plead, answer OF de-
muir to the said bill of c, mp aint on or before
the tMent -lLi day Of January, eighteen
hundr d and venIy-tour, or The said bin
will be tax as confessed AGAINST you
he sand bill il Il ed To iorteluse a mort
gage given by Christopher u. As, htnbach
and AIRY E., his il, Charles i. Aschep.
bach ana Jenme, his VII, on lands in the
city Of izabeth. aid you are made defend
ant because Won own aid land.
Dated Noyenher 70, 1873
SAMUEL ID. HAN =,
Solicitor Of Complainant
$40 Broad street, Elizabeth, n. ).
NIL oaw 6wM
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Harness, &C.
EHSrABLISHED 1876.

ESrABLISHED 1876.
HENRY ASCHENBACu,
sUcoEssoR TO C. D. h Q. F. AscaxSssou)
10. 2llh BROAD STREET,
Announces bis ability to cell every description
at hrst-clsBe made
HARNESS. GIG SADDLES, PADS, go,
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Ali work receives the personsl supervision OF tie
proprietor, who has had may years experience
Repairing promptly sttendsd to. have tn
largest stock Of Harness, Saddles, Whips, BLANK
sts. &C.. to he found Ia this state. aHiTly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

about the bottom of his pantaloons. She
stated that he left her house on that dav
SAVING tnat he was going to his home in Bal
Other evidence showed that he returned
with the horse and wagon to Penningtonville
ABOUT IL O'Clock on the night of july /. ndnus
the stranger, whom he said he had taken to
Parkes6urg and there put him on train going
East. On examining the wagon after Udder-
zook had left PenningtOnviile. shortly after
returning 1t to the livery stable one of the ribs
and the dashboard were found to be broken,
besides some blood on the floor of the vehicle.
a sDlrt stud and large seal ring were also
found on the tiooV which have been fully iIan
tilted as those worn by the yictIm. Two
blankets belonging to the wagon were found
missing, which on UddeFzOOk's being iilterFo-
gated as to their whereabouts he said he sup
posed they had been lost, and for which he
Udderzook's arrival at his mothers resi-
dence was about O'Clock, and his Journey
after returning the horse and wagon to thu,
lvery stable Of Mr. AL. Baldwin, in Penning-
tOnvhle, must have been accomplished on
1t Is said that Udderzook and the man had
Deen on trip to Boston, New York and other
places, and also that they were Very intim ate
and Khoades alleges that Undertook held the
murdered mans money and transacted all his
business Tor him, but how RhOads should
know all this, and be ignorant of the mans
name and other minor details, we leave our
readers to reflect upon in their own minds.
The clothing Of the murdered stranger was
FOUND sometime on Saturday a short distance
from where the body was buried, nearly all
burned to ashes. A portion of the blankets
were recognizable. A shirt stud was picked
from the ashes, also q buckle and several but
tons bearing the letters " W. s. B." evidently
belonging to Clothing purchased at the cloth
ing mouse OF Wanamaker 6 Brown, in Phila-
delphia.
The murder was in cold blood, deliberate,
premedtated, and of the most diabolical kind,
as he was not satisfied with destroying his
NE Due afterwaTd dlssected him, buryin9 his
BODY In one place and his arms and legs in
another. Had the deed been done by a saw
age or an unciYilized being, the wonder would
not nave been SO great, but TO be done by one
| processing rennement Is an act too horrible to
contemplate. Yesterday Sunday the woods
were thoroughly searched and the place found
where tie monster OF humanity had made a
hre, burning up the clothing, blankets, &C..
SO as to cover up his bloody crime.
But murder will out, notwithstanding all
the cautions made use Of to cover up Che
tracts and there Is no reasonable doubt, bui
what this unknown man, UdderzOOlk's friend
i came To violent death by his, UdderzOok' 's
hands, and 1t Is to be hoped that Justice will
overtake hlm, and he be mode to suffer tine
full penalty of the law. The cOrOner's Jury
rendered verdict that the said unknown
man, came to his death by violence, by the
hands OF VIM. Undertook on the night Of July
1, 1873. ft8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
GAZETTE,
THE NOUNS or PHILADE1.PHTA

The New York Heyald's Commissioner has
been looking at the "scums" Of Philadelphia, and
writes as follows to that paper Of Monday
THE soUMs By DAYLIGHT.
But little better however, than the scums by
nlght.. Our trip to-day has been over pretty
much the same feld as last evening, but less huf.
NED, and better adapted to familIarIze with the
leading features Of the neighbofhood as well as
with It's more interesting detail. We made an err
TOR when we said that to the alley of st. Mary's
anu about the corner of Alaska street, the worst
characters in the lower ranks of crime were accus-
TONED to assemble, for, indeed, they are grouped
together there at all times, so that the pavement
OF st, Marys was this afternoon again filed with
oesOtted men and women, while the less drunken,
TO avoid the heat and glare of the sun, were seen
sttlng In their doorways or wrangllng from their
windows. Now and then last evening we could
catch the glimpse of face leering up from the
stencil and the garbage; but the vissage was soon
lowered, and the impression but momentary. Not
so' however, has 1t been to-day. In the open sun
hghE an things about which darkness had drawn
her pale were fully and vivIdly disclosed, and the
scenes we saw were terrible in the extreme.
DEsoLAT1oN INVITING DEATH.
The miserable cabins arc literally crumbhng to
pieces. and the majority OF them are destitute of
windows; The roofs, the DOORS. the stoops, are
all rotten and crumbing, yet in each OF these dens
from fifteen to twenty human beings have their
abode, and pay rents which in year make to-
tai Of SIX or eight hundred dollars when in reality
the entire cabin, neither at auction nor private
sale, would bring seven dollars for kndling wood
The interior OF these huts beggars description. II
was seldom we saw chIir, and still more seldom
that We noticed a table. The floor and the wall.
were bare, the former rotten and the latter cover
ed with dirt and cobwebs. The bed, when there
was one, was a filthy mass of straw used for sc
long time that it had been ground quito fine
and become infested with vermin TO an extent
which made it appear almost animate Thost
living IN the atts ascenusd thereunto' by meanl
Of ladder, and once we saw man going uE
hand over hand upon q roLe We entered non,
Of these upper rooms, for our first attempt to dC
80 aroused the passion of one OF the inmates, anC
we had no inclination to indulge in personal en-
counters; but from our casual glimpse within WI
can safely say that they are still more loathsom,
than the rooms below F'f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
VALUABLE
Manufacturing and city Properly,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate is offered at
private sale.
now occupied and used as kiln dried corn maal and
-four mills by James e Price Co., situated on the
south side Of the Brandywine, with all tie water
enths or a controlling interest of the BrandyWine
water on the south side of the creek This proper
water wheels one seventy horse power engine bolt.
ing clothes and fixtures, all n perfect order. Also
yaluSble wharf property adjoining mill.
ahaf acres moro less situated on the south bank
Of the Brandywi1e, short distance below the mills
Courtney & Beeeher Co., with very large frontaee
on the creek and admirably adapted for wharves,-
On tss sIS Are situated stable one store
No ga lot Of land with two two-story frame
COO coSPSr shops: situated Ct the corner Of fifteenth
ana alnut streets, having front Of about ~ feet
street,
No.4-Atyo- and a half story double brick dwell-
ing house with lot 1S2 feet front on Sixteenth street
by $50 feet in depth on Walnut. situated at the S.
corner Of Sixteenth and Walnut streets. being
NO. Oo E Sixteenth street and running through the
SQUARE. House furnished with all modern improve
No, GA two story frame dwelling house. with
lot about % feet front on Fifteenth street 81 forty
feet in depth; being No. 2l2 Z. fifteenth street.
No; GA lot of land at the s. 3. corner OF Four
by ITO feet on FOurteenth street. with large frame
store house, % by 80 feet
No, IA lot Of land at the Southeast corner Of
teenth street by sc feet on Orange street.
No. 8-A lot Of land with hne brick table on the
south side Of Fourteenth street. between Market
and Orange streets With front Of about so fvstOn
F99rteenth street with depth Of so feet.
corner Of Eighth and Madison streets with q FROM
u feet on Madison street BY ~ on Eighth street
at private sale on easy terms Of payment It com
pFiges some valuable building lots toReth 81 with
wine.
For full particulars and terms apply to
JAMES y. PRICE,
je 2s-tf. GE1RGG H. BATES,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
New York lTurderes-EaGe RtOaaard ana
n.-Tne McCsSss.

NEW YoRK, July 14.-The Brooklyn au.
thorities who have investigated the matter are
positive that Roscoe was not only present, but
assisted Kate Stoddard to murded Goodrich.
The latter's brother, W W. Goodrich is ex
Pected TO Immediately return from Europe 10
assist in the prosecution.
James jackson, a negro, charged with hay
ing murdered his white mistress, and the two
McCabes, charged with the Murder Of Mrs.
McCabe, were arraigned to-day and pleaded moi
guilty tert u 'EeT 2FITF'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

The Republican primary election in San
francisco on Thursdsy resulted in victory for
The railroad combination, headed by Billy
Carr and Senator Sargent" Only about 5000
votes were polled-the masses Of the party ab.
staining from voting, they being "disgusted
with the self-constituted leaders and the manner
in which the ticket was put up.n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

THIRTY thousand Ashantees are reported 10
be Sclilg against Cape Coast Castle, an English
port on The West coast of Africa. The country
Of the Ashanlees stretches along the sen from
New Gnines to AshAnlee, and the men are finely
formed, Wild, faroeiOutly cruel, and for savages,
brave and warlike. They have already forty
prisoners is proverbiaI. II this people are
fairly aroused, they will give the English vast
deal of trouble to conquer them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
Office.
JOHN McGRANN,
ve.
PERER McGRANN.
- In Ohancery.
New Castle County, IS.
Cause of partition.

: In pursuance Of en- order OF the Chs neslIor in
tRe i a6SVe cause, made At the Februars Term. A.
ing the Interest or estate Of John Mntlrann EIIST
yane McGstteIick. Pete. Mel5rann, Patrick de-
hlanon and a. @EliEa6eth McMaho1 his WIFE, William
Miehael i; McGralq. Sam'I O. Mr0rann' Jane &c.
gan. Jane 9egan. Edward Gegan. homas Geean.
Inns. Bliphalet Rollins, Margaret Mc(lFann Ann
AfSns formerly Ann McGrann, or either Of them
ates, are hereby notIfed. TO Gle petition settine
10th the nature and amount OF the sane, in the
once 0t the Register In Chancery, for New Castle
temher, A, D.. 1873, and to appear and prove said
lien or liens at the ensuing term of the Court
neto!e the rising OF the Court the third day OF
the term. w. g. WHITELEY,
yl-4Vd Trustee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
ON SATURDAY. JULY 18th. 1873.

d eNN SAAohDAA' SULx Isth, 1873,
At O'Clock, p. ~.
His svALUABLRFARM OF 27 ACRES. divided in
O. two parts: one Of "A ACRES, ROOD 1895
REhCHES and,one Of u ACRES, 1884 PERCHES.
Enls arm Is the finest property that has been offer
ca az func sale this season. adjoining the prosper
Gus ana q wing city of the South Side, and close
proximity to the Wilmington and Western Railroad
lying as It does between Heald and Pine streets and
between A and g streets Sand in abundance on
the property and sufficient to pay for the whole out
lay and ior building purposes Sand will ba at the
once OF Ogle Miller for examination at any time
TERMS Ten per cent on the day Of sale, one
third Of the purchase money on or before the 10th
day Of March. 1874; balance of tWo-thirds can re-
main on Bond and Mortgage for five years, at the
option OF the purchaser. Interest semi annually,
JESSE II. ALEXANDER. p
OeIE 4 MILLER. Real Estate Agents and Auction
eers TO effect the sale, ~ jyl2-ts
p. S.-The buildings on the property could not be
erected for less than six eight thousand dollars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
LOST AND FOUND.

& x kEVARD. = Lost. this morning. on the
Castle and Hares Corner roads, small brown sat
chell containing some books, papers, &c. The above
in Front street. ''I7 p H IARKIN =
iulyl5-1tA u --.--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, &c.

Government Securities, Gold, State Bonds, Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion Local Securities Q specially. Being repre-
sented In all the principal cities By reliable
pondents ayS prepared to attend to any business
In this line with promptness and despatch Persons
wanting TO buy or sell are invited to give US call
Quotations Of the active Stocks ct New York and
Philadelphia received daily at our office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and fol
sale,
Every kind Ofleritimats Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
PROPOSALS.

ARE
INVITED o FOR R. THE = REMoDELING OF THE
=, Plans and specifications may be seen a. s.,o.o.
Shakespeares Office, in Dover on JnIy i0tb 1sSs od
COPIES .ot the specifications may be Obtained from
Nal nSnoeEs ot the Commission after that data pro-
P4ss Wlli De Tecieved until the 24th inst address
~ Hos % %shakespear Chairman of Commission,
TEwIs THOMPsON .ssSVH' Il.
JEo. YAM GAsKEE, Smyrna
HUGH MARTIN, Seaford
GHAs. =. STOCKLRY Georoetovvn
=, 40. VIM, M. SHAKESPEARE. Dovar
Ss--S- Chairman of Com.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

r ANDRETHS new crop Turnip and Ruta Bega
IL eed, just received at .l
jy1-f i GIL Market street.