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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
For Sale.

a iarm, containing lGS acres, in New Castle A
County Del, four miles from lirkwood Sta IN
uoil, Delaware, Rail Road. Improvements. tk.bna1
haihc NOUS containing six rooms frame barn and
other oubnildnigs. Thirty AGREES timber white oak
and chestnut well fenccd. Land in good state Of cut
uvaii"h Large quanty OF good fruit OF aruus kinds
W III b. sold bargain on easy terms Apply To
EVANS PENNINGTON, Real Estate Art,
qecl2jm Corner Eighth and Market SITS Wibni prton
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Public Sale.

. The subscriber, having sold his farm at Corner
kctch, In Mill Creek Hundred, will sell at Public
Sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY March oth
1913, at IL O'Clock, NJ the following Personal Prop
erty, viz:
Three Horses:
No. 1, John, sOrrel horse ten years old WORK ANY,
where and can be driven by u lady.
No. 2, Brown Mare, Fanny, eight years old, with
foal, good to WORK,
Nos, Brown Colt two years old Morgan Stock
FOUR GOOD MICH COWS, will be In lrOHt
inns SIiln l good market dearborn, 1 twO-suatCd
carriage, III good order; light farm wagon, Kirby
Mower, cor-sheller, grain fan, set Ut double htf-
ness for farm or wagon, plows, cultivators pair
twin harrows, post dog and amgui, forks ralcs
snoveS, hoes, double and smgletro,s, wilt elbarrow
moving Scythcs,E&c.
TEkMS.-Al sums under $50 cash: all sums of
that amount and upward Il credit OF six months viii
be given, by purchaser giving banKable note with
approved security Ipaid when due no interest, II not
Interest will bc added from day of saln
JESSE JAMES.
A L. L. I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

n The subscriber havili. sold Isis farm, will
OI2A sell at public sale, ali his personal property
Kiln Brandywipe Hundred, milo east Of
Perry MOTEL, SIEVE nth day, March g. 1873. cows
some with CALVES; three hOrs y, mare with foal
one colt euming years Old, the other good work
horse. Two pigs lot OF chickens, duchs anu turkeys.
Two horst wagon AMI harness, dearborn, light car
riage, plough, harrow, cutivatUrs, Woods moving
machii,c SIT dearborn harness. 10, rs, rss, shovel
spades axes, maui and wedges, seed POTATOES by the
bnshel, sat pptk by the pound.
DAIRY fIXTUkES.-Alilk pans, straincr buckets
cream pots, churi large butter tub with cooler, Il
lot Of cider barrels md grain bags. Hay by the ton,
corn by the busel, two wheat iii the ground
cd,
Household Furniture; bureaus, tables chairs, &c.
Sale to commence at O'Clock. Conditions at sale.
MARTIN BENNETT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
SHERRIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Honorable Leonard r.
Wales associate Judge OF the Superior Court of the
State OF Delaware in and for New Castle County, to
me directed Will BIS exposed to Public sale, at the
hotel OF John Grubb Front and Market streets, In
the Guy O. ilmlneton, in New Castle County, Del
the 18th, day Of March, a. d., 1873,
at 10 o'clock q. m, the following described personal
! Elp, riy, viz: One gray mare.
Seized and taken In execution as the property of
James Mcdowell, and to be sold by
-. ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherifFs Ohce, New Castle, February &C. a. d. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Dn. t,HAS. -. GREEN,

hns removed his Surgieal md Medical oiiec nom
No 100 North stli street. 10 No. 900 North Sth
IT.. PliiIasteI phis,, "a.
At oHiee daily, from to- 'clock, P.M
nov13-Gmo.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
A New Commission House
S. 4. EASTDNRN,

Has opened a new grocery and provision store at
oOJ KING street where he will keep full line of fresh
groceries, and Country produce, which he will sell
at the lowest cash prices and deliver them to all parts
of the city free of charge.
The highes, cash prices paid for country produce
Farmers would do well to give call. q will
give the highest market prices for butter eggs, pota
,or poultry and country provisions generuiiy. nj 5T
King street, Wilmington, Delaware. feb 23-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Farm for Sale.
FOR SALE.

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
No, !, III acres, within u miles OF Wilmington Ialr
improvements "'
$3.50, NJ. = % acres within ~ miles Of Wilmington
No. j, 40 acres, handsomely situated good improve
n ala within miles OF Wilmington. VIII be sold
cheap, on easy terms Apply to
srp2j-tr tD0 Marked street WII,n,,nr,on n,,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

Go TO Fourth and Market stit,ts and get fire
mackerel. J. Crippen.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Public Sale
Of Personal PrODcrty.

n, Wan be sold Mt public sale, at the resi-
1s.-A dencr of WIN. WmOt, ST., in Christiana
XII nd., on Tuesday, March the 18th ~, On the
ia III belonging to MIR. Henry DUPONT, the following
personal property, to wit One Stanley mare, eight
" ars old, coed worker.
On bay horse 10 years old.
one bay u years old, good in oil kinds of har
NESS.
One yoke of oxen years old, will pillow without
driver IL COWS, fresh and ~ spr myers; devon,
year old bull, full blooded; yearlmg heifers, two
heiters two years old with calf, very fine Chester
County white sOws.
FARMING UTENSILS One good four horse
wagon, good horse cart, two horse wagon, har
beds, OK carts heavy land rollers, large market
dearborn, Z culiivators, plows, twin harr0ws,
falow harrow, grain cradles, large lot OF single
and double trees. 2 good grain fans, l shelter
nearly new, set strong and heavy harness, sets of
poU harness. Is hoes, lot OF spades, shoveb and
raKes, Nc; Germantown wagon, open wagon,
sets OF carriage harness. good sleigh, large white
oak meat tubs etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.--Co Consisting Of two
large ia bles parlor stoves, large -four chest
settec, chairs, several pairs Of bedstcads, cup
boards.
DAIRY FIXTURES.-Such as milk churns, milk
buckets, milk pans, etc.
Conditions at salt.
HENRY DUPONT,
WIN. WILM0T.
1'I,n1 H.. q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
Stray Cattle.
FOR RENT,

A blacksmith shop and dwelling house, A. 4
situated in the town OF Newark, Delaware. yEsAS
The above is an old and well established ksNIx
stand and has the advantages of excellent wheel
wright.
n B.-A good set of tools OH the premises, can
be bought cheap.
Apply to
SAMUEL ID. WRIGHT
1eb 2O-3tw Newark, Delaware,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
To CUNsUMPTIvS.
GEO. u KELLEY,
Coal, Wood, Plaster, lime,
SAND. sc,

The best quality OF coal for lam ~ Use, and ak
ing steam constantly on hand, kept under coyo ami
well screened.
zI3 WEST FRONT STREET,,
oct i4-ly Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Brandywine Hundred,
Mutual Horse Insurance Company, Will be held At
the Public House Of Mr.. Il. j. uaughey, Practical
Farmer, on Saturday, March sth, 1873, at / y. m.
march II, M, LODuE, Secretary,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, Hon. w. @. Whiteley;
George W. Bush, ESQ.,. James Bradford Esq, Victor
DUPONT, ESQ.,, Rev. W. j. FIost, ID. D., lion. Il. G..
, 1873-08-10
LINCOLN PARK YESTERDAY.

Yesterday afternoon Lincoln Park was crowd
ed with visitors. Tho many attractions afforded
by tho Commissioners have mado 1t tho most
popular place Of resort within tho city limits. It
B estimated tllnt fully 5000 pooplo entered it's
boundoroB yesterday. Tho ohiofest attraction On
Saturday afternoons in, Of courao tho music dis
coursca by tho Groat Western Light Guard
Band, untlor the leadership Of Hans Balatla. The
vicinity OF lilo music stand is constantly crowd
ell. In front of it runs the grand car
riago-tlrive, and it is with difficulty that tue
park policemen keep It clcar, 90 inviting IL tue
music furnished by tho baud. The hest feature
Of tho foatiyitios Ct tho park is that thoy ese
participated in by citiZons Of every claas. Ihoso
who ride iu stylish carrnEeB. drawn " Gaily.
carariBonod horses, are thelo, and under the
troou, or walking along the roadways tho man
who tolls for 80 much ror tay, with ha family,
drink In tho p.lro mir and Rwoet music
Those who do not go to Lincoln
Park on those dgoway Saturday afternoons mics
worry much, Tho on oynlcntn aiEordesl aro OF tho
most delightful character. 1osi1ss tho overy.day
bonutios Of tho park, Its lakes and grassy platb,
and troeH tho music diAcoursoa sootllos tho
woaricd scuEos Of oyorworkot1 city pcople to q
state OF tranquility not otton reached. hlr.
Irauu lAlatkas selections eoom to ploaHo oyory-
body, M II no lal consulted everybody III noloct.
ing them. :YoHtortlay afternoon ut tho close OF
tho coucort, tho crowd COLLECTED al,out the music
stand, aat up general hhont o! adj
miration, aud, so furious waH tho ela1nor.
that tho band WAS compelled to add MI additional
Boleotion to tho programme. II Nlr. l}alatka
would provide Bomo nsoal,s Of Informing hlh
auditors Of tho programme to lo pinyed, he
would confer very great favor upon tlona
, 1873-08-10

u,.,. e.cr1u:Rn I1ocr~Scllcrs Change
,s,f,c,r s'actics and Resolve to: Keep
Omen Doors OH Sa1nda,y--A DcAAtaiit
letter to tho N1ayor'
Sptciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
M.n1aor. Wis, Aug. 9.-Thoso Germans Of
tta citv who innint on tLoir right to soil liquor
m Sunday. md affiliate with tho State Constitu-
t,onnl Union, lavo changed thoir taotics md
cono bnok on their action OF tho first of tho
weel,. looking to suspension Of liquor.solling
m BnndnY, md obedience to tho law and proc
lamatlon Of Actiug-Mnyor Chapman on tho SUBJ
tcct uondlng dccisiona Of casos before tho Court.
1T mootipg 1ant night thoy votod to koop thor
saloons opcn, and soil to customers tho sa'no on
tao of tho local Constitutional Union
which thus deliberately rosolyos to .dety
tic laws, hayo written lottor OF Homo length 10
AongAnyor Chapman fal 1v, q hGTEs s nronp. ~ na
inc through colnmtttoo Of twonty to tako cog
ni2nnco Of VIOLATIONS Of tho Sunday Inv BY other
than Acknowledgements, for which q committee e.
twenty has leon appointed, i is PROPOSED ~ 70
prosecute such violations oX ~ a The eoo
Grafton of tho Mayor III appointing oihnG!e ~ "a
such commtteo tho special police, "h1en YES
| ouco nccontetl, iB now declined. Ihe ioAon1ne
extracts from tho 1ottcr will glso an 'oe" u '''
spirit: .........-, ~. a,n,,v
|
laws, hit for equal rights. or ns wo n GS" .ss
WRONGS nnd If III trying to Beenro t9 " xn rnsts
rcapoabty o a hs naas t1ssnyh asS hnye ee
on our atNtute-books for twenty-five years ang nots
Thoy aro species Of laws which are pasaod 70 hSSo "
hand when neceaaary hut not to bo enioreea as
rule, Tako tho general sunduy aw-tho rigid enotse 70 e.
siot" cfnro tho courts, every Aonay morning. mt
would tako Of the ezens mere qre, % tars
tion during tho whole gear The oniorcea M o. I'M, e'
much Of Tho Sunday law aa prohia tno 1edpnK
aud certainly not Impartial Epr to certain ensssa
Wo viii to state That wo hate tho nfornnN hnalllcss
and that shall hocp all the information tn oy yannc' IN s
business 10 ourselves II you By yourselves mi o''ef
do not rush into tho court aud Invite rctalotaon'
Tho German saloon-kcopora and their triond
aro regarded as having greatly woakone9 thci
poBitiom by the attitude they hnyo now taken II
dofying tho law and the authorities and ea1n, u y
inr tl,o right to do what iB oNprosay oxceptoa \
tic licousos under which only they have I'll
right to Roll at any tins.
, 1873-08-10

rrr,, xunr Kretxvccu Comptroller Green
ana commissioner Vnn N0rt-.Exc.
r,,oynl OF Observation-Disclosures
meos,s Local Items.
Special DiapateA to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Aug. 9.-Tle published lotter Of
cou,rniseioucr Van Mort bitterly arraigning
Comptrollor Groon for cxtravaganco in oll:o,
oauyev widespread comment altogether unfAvor-
ablo to Grcon. As tolographcd you Romo 'sooka
aro. this bitter antagonsm threatons to become
T. serious affair. arccn really represents Sam
Golden, who Las captured tho Tammany organi-
cation, whilo Van Mort is the poraonal roproao1t-
tatiye Of Tweed u,,l tho Murphy organization.
Naturally tho war will hare to bo to tho knfo, mud
will bring about somo curious omplicatonsb botoro
long 0reon's unpopu1arity ie daiy growing
/ Fin ronc!ates no interest," and has q strange
| faculty Of offending everybody with whom he
| comes III contact. Ho contests every bill pre-
| soute3 to him, and oven aftor tho Courts havo
DECIDED that tho claim shall DO paid, ho lna'st8
II, ypxatiouB dilatory movements. llo seems to
think oyory contract fraudulent. and every claim
| dishonest. Groon was preparing about tho close
tho Mayor, md sont nndor charges to tho Gov,
H1sot; sst;ed III tGat " yan ai Mort should Withdraw
from tho Board of Apportion1nont, as
Green wiso an, n1ora qd tSomgoIyop tr to sp
mort Van Mort. Green has dono nothing nut m
oppose him, md Vnn Mort Ct lust turns On him
With statement which. will givo Greon gr,ea'
Tommnny tbat Groon will hnye to DO repudiasod
fila fall nr the alnction will ho cptnnqared,
Tho man murdered in Green street: anu eal hss.
identified ns coal HEAVIER on etoatnor, nov
turns out to ho tho Captain of n sloop and
prominent m citizon Of Fall Rivor, Mass, Tho fac
s soss murder wns trso4 sonsa nfastad wisa b1 '
most most desperate and dhsoluto chnracterl
in inn Nov York, has called attention to tho aango
ri TINT section Of tho city. Tho police, it il
said, contemplate raid Oh tho street with tn
losign Of driving tl.oho notorious chnractors tt
tho remote parts Of tho city. For years, the,
hayo boon under tho protection Of tho police
Tho now administration will insist upon tllel
being stamped out. r. :,
rio remaini,ing street-booths along si1tl
J street will 10 demolished fortnight. Tho Hoalt
Board, which has absolute power, nov conton'
plate the removal from tho aidowatk ol al ma1l
i,er Of booths which obstruct travel olldango
health.
, 1873-08-10
ycssclg Passed Detroit.

nzrno,r, Mich, Aug. o:r3saEn pawNIprcns y"
Menlota saliaa; bark Advance City, Of nMl!slo
acl.rs Ftorca, uanarron C"mi'ri1ge, r. g. lsohertt,
Delaware VI. l1allc,, AnlAto, Kenrllonno snrprlao
1cowe Tswas Atlanta, James Harrison, Ernnsn Mayea,
s. zsss oaaGs 5sn Il Il a Yns} 5"s{os Mnsf{
Ulpod.
pAasRn Ur-propa Denton. NayAowor, CnynhoGaa,
pasna.c, Swallow, Cloycaud, Comst, Empire Atato. u
Mills and harGos punkirk and barsss F"rsst .tac' oy
ford; bark liarvey Dlssoll sc.lra H. o. Winso%'
Emrire State, An8ns Smith. lswamS, ooni1nsFeo' ito
Hrllc Brown, Lucy Clark, Lake toroa, popollS'
American, Ohamplou, uur. Franklin.
DETRorr Aug. o. Evening" Ur-f%,ops % Ama. me-
,o Fstest aaa barge Sshen S Mas' WI T. a 0s
de,1' John Mott, Nhe1t hluso, William a"'ns' H.
Fillmore blazing aar AeriGa nn1gd ssrrls :, scota
bark ooyne ntse nas Mon5'Gj, , TSIns Waq
Eyano Hates CLARA arhs's 'so = raak FS Me!yius iIel
feasei. Lewis, Doerstskcr Hattie 5ohn99n ~ aw
rsnoa, H. wills, Flying Miss' Exeaa1'a0' '"H 'a's'a@
bury.
WiNn-Noftheaat.
, 1873-08-10

yoatorday whom parlor 11t wns ordorn1 for
wedling, tho proprio.ors Of tho hotel woro not
muoli astonlBllel. About noon the lsey. aIr.
Dio1tornon nnitod lho parties In tho holy bonds
prosodt.t Aftor tho nurtlalH tho happy
couple tho parHon, md tho witneas
Bak down to snmptnous dinner
Then II carriago was.ordorod, and tho party upont
this morning for Nevada. It aoe,ns that sonlo
yon,a ngo thoy worc bolhrothod In Germany.
baauoB Sgrectl to bond for tho lady wl:on llc WIS
allo 10 bring hor l,oro. Woalth waa acoumu-
lated by linn rapidly, but tlmo alao boea'no worry
and tho placo Of meeting agrood nrou was tho
Grand Pacific Hotel. They arrived thero, tho
ono from Germany, and tho ot1lor from Noyadn.
within twelve hostrs OF ono nnothor, and roaltzoa
youtcrilay.
, 1873-08-10
The JEWISH SABBATH.

A document was presented yesterday to tho
Mayor and Police Commissioners, which purport-
oil to bo petition Of tho jewish congregations
In tho city, asking that they bo protected from
disturbance during tho hours Of woraliip on tloir
sabbath, which bcgina on Friday and onds on
Introduction, 1t concludes "a follows:
The disturbance and interruption Of our worahIp
being. under tho laws II this s.te crime against
ussa %H5a We III ena enra cn Saar I'LL Sn0s Do ba IT,
ot th!s city, 1t he becomes your duty 10 10 tbe
oasSs sas pas ns oray 'E Ens o'nss pse
soaaet se pa5e saa III hosoassisrss. ssshdrs
during our service hours grieyousy interrupt aud dis
II Kinds f articles by business housoa Il, Ills s ey
BY x hasko vaaons rsa ssaS sf1s safEaT
snd other yohicea. eyen express companies aiding
gogatlons, to our grsat anoysnee and
wsgt 91 oessiGn , Or s even under tue eyes
said that in good many cases tho disturbance Is only
megnary, hut we. tho pious peorlo nn, no. tho dla
sna sistIens Tle vsry ", aamo @ II by p''s1a wheh
wo call them. 70 Wit, diaturbors Of our Worship ID
ons wsrssp ei SsnB mostly centrally To-
cated On tho South silo aud our aorEico hours bcng
from q, nj to y On Saturday, wo claim that whoever
dividing the North and South si,es Of tho city to
/
shore to Hastel Btrcet Qncluave commit any OF
tho other acts declared crimes agaiat public morality,
should 10 Immediately arrested and dealt with nccord-
| lug TO law.
Being practically aasflol with the enforcement Of
our right IN regard to Saturday morning worship,
We doast for tas prosent asking our legal rghs IN
| gard to our Friday evening and Saturday nfer-
noon nes services. Now my IT. please your Lon
protect us, az tho law commands, In our
privilege or unnaoeHted and rnlisturhed worship
within tho aforementioned limits, by enforcing tho
suspension of a buying and selling, except tho sac Of
ardent spirits md aldrituous lquors In regularly
censod tayerns and grocoren within said houra aud
preventing n profane swearing, vulgar language, and
Other things Tint annoy and disturb us whilc ut
worship.
and In case proper city ordinance should not ba
found nder which aetion could 10 had IN tho prem
iscs. We would respectfully ask your onors to rcfor
the whole subject to tho lion. n. +. Ty, City Coun-
sel to Franc ordinance in tat bealf, and transmit
tho sane to tho Common Council for acttou aud aB.
Bago.
And your petitioners will over pray;
Aay the Lord blcss aud preserve you.
May tho Lord let Ills countepanCo Bhino upon ZOE
and be gracious unto you.
h1aY tho Lord Lift His oountonanco upon you and give
Z you poacc RAuuI IQMTOn EA1En.
, 1873-08-10
WALL STREET..
lIcylexv OF the Stock, Gold, Money,
nMI Produce Markets.

Wertexv OF tho Stock, Gold, Money.
u,ltt Produce Markets.
special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Aug. 0.-1lad Saturday. which is
usually dull, not iutoryonod, tho sharp apecula-
tiou in Pacific Null OF yostorlay would loabtloaa
hayo continued, md, the market being moro or
citod than, when undor tho whip Of the bull
cliQuo, tho stock was run up to 411. 1t Is
well known TINT tho Directors Of tho Company
oro buling it III Lie present movement, and that
tlloro ia worry large short interest, hut beyond
this tho riBo IL O mystery: Yet Jay
Gould s supposed to bo boaring tho
stock, Of which o md trienda lately held sl1ill.
cient to dopoEo tho Stocliwoll Dircotory, and Of
which ttleyc cu hardly hnyo unloaded thomY6lvoa; !;
but m immense amount Inns been sold short
by outAtlo parties, md tho mon who Woro bear
ing lntely, may be in for rise just now. a
largo amount Of shorts waS covered III yoator-
div Mt tho first indication Of ruo, showing tho
wuukuosa OF tho boar interest. To-day tho mar
kot Las boen quiet and dull at 4lyS 10 AN.
continues dull at ll52S e ll5H.
MONEY
The bank statement shows net loss OF legal
rosroyo Of 81 ,oC7, ,S26.
intonsoly dull, and only light salcs Of rallroatl
bonds, Pacific issdcS, and tho Vanderbilt Share
aro very atrong.
Flour firm, but glliet. Hnnil sa1oa chiefly for
local supply at unchanged pricea. Corn steady,
with only locAl inquiry. lsye firm Ut n2c to
Biz. aatoH of IL ,0U0 busholg OF outs at a2o to
dl1lc for Western n.ixotl. Moderate tonland Ut
steat!y pricos. Nothing doing in ''llcati l.id
| anhod for No. q Milwaukee, but no nales higher
| than Sl,f4, Now aminr Michigan, for delivery
before tho 18th Of soptombor, sold 1900 busllolH
| II al fsf
, 1873-08-10
PERSONAL,

". .. Butler, q. 8. A., ia at the Pacific.
Tho Hon. 3. Stark, Of Oregon, Is at tho
Pacific.
Charles shalor, U. s. A., is at tho s''ormnn
P. Alexandra, Of England, is at tho Wcst sido
Briggs.
Dr.. H. D. Miner, of St. Louis, Ia at the,
6llorn,an.
Col. s. 4. Duckuaator, Of Alton ia ut tho
Sherman.
Gen, A. r. Ball, of Springfield, MASH. is Mt
tho Sherman.
George Westinghouse, Esq, OF pittabnsgh, is
at the Pacific.
Tho Hon. @. r. Toplir, of New York, is at
tho Briggs HouBe.
Col Jamos ". Booth, of at. Louis, is regis
toretl at tho West Bide Briggs
Con, A, III, Black, Monmuotll, lott tho West
Bllo Briggs yesterday for homo.
Liout. Col. r. D. Grant. Of Gen. shorldan's 3
staE, waa ut tie Sherman yosterday.
Tho Hon. =. o. Steward, NJ. O., ox-Goyorno
Of Missouri, il at tho Woat Side l3rlggs.
Julgo I, ". hlcolclland, Of Brazil, left tho
Woat Aile Briggs Last evening for the soutl''
J. Il, shoploy, o prominent lawvor OF st. Louis.
was Ut Ito Woat Side Briggs House yesterday.
--Jau,ea Humphrey Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne
Hallway, Of Fort Wayne. ia ut tho Woat sido
briggs.
T. Grafton Riggs, tho Irlah comedian, arrlvod
in tho city yestortlay aud is stopping ut tho Wost
Side briggs.
| The Hon. D. Il. Qarrison. President at tho
| Vulcan Iron Works at st. Louis IL among tho
| prominent arrivals at tho Wost Side Briggs.
Tho promising young actor, Froa L. g. dron9-
waltl, OF this city Inns made an engagement With
! tho kntio Putnam troupe for thu coming Hoaaon.
". T. Pratt Now York; T. T.. Fletcher, Do
troit; ]. i. Allan, Now York; q. Il. Woosmam 2,
Olonwood; 7. ". Young, nocheater; W. u
Nichols, haywood, arc ut the l'r'gsa House.
r. J. johnson aud s. II. Rynnott, Now York
r, O. Datoa and y. 8. Thonas Peoria, I'll. D
ii. Crockett. 1t. Louis; George ". Dow, Mo
, 1873-08-10

tho Directory of tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad
Company to.day, Thon,,.s 4. Scott wan 'oleetoa
rresllont; Anarow piercc 'r4 Vice. President 7,
Fish, Treasurer. John Edgnr Thnnpsoni4
Tthorans A. Scott, Alfred i. Douuia, md David
solon,bn, Of tho pcnnsyvanin Hallway, woro
chosen Directors. Tho olocton If Scott to tho
Presidency In said to Indicate an nlliauco bo-
tweon the Thirty-socond md ThirLy-fftll pnral-
iol trnnH-continontal projects for ltno Of rai1-
road to San Francisco. ... .........,
QulNoy, H., Aug. o.-Dy recent arranngemen!ta
Donyor. Toxns, yia Chicago, Burlington i Quin:-
ov. Altpn i ST. Louis, al,d Miesol1ri. knnsaa l.
,l'exna railroads, going Into olfoct tomorrow.
, 1873-08-10

Lipn1nns Pawnbrolting Establishment.
The neeoBssy for rawnbrokug establishments, par
tclaFy in a large ciies a too apparent to admit Of
argument, and tho principal considerations when par
!es may 10 compelled to patronizo ono, integrity,
honesty, md reliability. Lpman, long mud fnvorably
known the loading pawnbroker In this city, has re
Gently locatcu ut tho northwest corner Of Monroe and
CLARK atrces block Rontlt Of his location prior o
the great fire, then on tho corner Of Clark aud Aaai-
sou streets. hIr. T. IL tho oldest established, nnd Ia
undoubtedly tho beat Known IN hia line, Of any pr
prlesor in the city aud during lsia many years rest-
es,y md fair dealing which has boon questioned
Patrons Of this house lnay, therefore,, confdeutly
fair valuation will be ato Of any article to bo pledged.
tho lowest rnea of interca will be charged. aud
unlue advantage taken or allowed to DO taken By en-.
rloyos. Watches diamonds, Jowelry, bookb musical
Instruments, or a,y article Of intnalo value taken
sud liberal allowances made. Mr. Hpnan has also for
sao large stock Of unredoced pledges consisting Of
watches, diamonds, jcwery, kc which VIII 10 sposcd
Of at very advantageous rriccH and which w be war-
Enned Ra represented Remember tho place, Lpmans,
northwest cornor Monroe aud Clark Btreeta.