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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-06-27
Dr.. Charming and His Writings.

Dr.. Charming and His Writings.
The republication Of DR.. Chan
ning's complete writings at the low
price Of one dollar, not long since,
called forth a sneer at 1.-THE cheap
estimation in which the Unitarians
hold them" But his reputation will
take care Of itself.
The eminent service which he did
for the cause Of human freedom, at a
time. too. when it required no ordi-
nary degree ofmoral manhood, would
alone ensure him undying remem-
brance. The individual never lived
who had a more exalted sense of the
rights Of man. and few have ap-
preached the subject with such can
did and reverent spirit. And in
reading his essays, lectures and let
ters on slavery one is forced to ad-
init that he went over the whole
ground and made use Of all the ar
guments. Subsequent writer's and
the reformers who helped prepare
the way for emancipation drew large
ly from him.
In answer to the statement that
the slave-holding States bore the
same relation to the North that a
foreign country did, and consequent
lv must be treated with the same del
icacy. he said:
The position is false that nation
I has no right to interfere morally with
nation. Every community is respon-
sible to other communities for its
laws. habits. character; not responsi.
I ble in the sense Of being liable to
physical punishment and force but
. in the sense Of just exposure TO re
probation and scoru."
Such was his appeal to eternal jus
cice. a retired and scholarly man
sitting by his own freside, uncor
rupted by the world. he showed tbs
. koenest insight and the greatest sa
gacitv. and wrote as his own tender
. ness Of conscience moved Lim-anl
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soon herself again.

soon herself again.
They drove home the following
day, Fred having procured the loan
Of the planters horse and chaise for
that purpose, promising to return
them by Mr.. Newton's servant the
day after. The morning was bright
and clear and the fragrance of the
orange groves was in all the air.
Becky. who had maintained almost
utter silence since their escape from
the cottonwood, was no less silent
now. Fred himself did not appear
particularly communicative. and ma
ny miles Of the long ride were taken
without a remark from either. It
was Becky who spoke first.
Fred, she said.
Yes
'You have saved my life. have You
notz'
Happy to do it any day remark
ed Fred, not knowing exactly what
else to say.
4 thank YOU very much
Quite welcome: I'm sure
There was another long silence,
L,.1L-ar, o,7l,- ~ -Ic a,rr,,1 - ~
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-06-27

MISS DeeAt -Ne" .ol-'
We'll, sir
:" I'll you marry me.
NO, / Won t.
" cry wei, Then don L, that a-l..
Aif. Fred EeAeT7on ore" away "a
char anu putting Als ieet upon HE
piazza uata-.iea =" newspaper, NJ Ni~s
Becky \ e'F'on .-' L'eI up ana wen.
Z" " -.D l1' o'-..o. ..'
1 '-l-'. v = '.'i= = - '..l '-'5- - r.
---1 -',..' -e-- ~ i'-' '1S.'- min ~
d -i-''i.'' "a. '.'1 71'''e ..- .L..i ''li-'
c''3.e" "-~ .'o- q al iiNe ms. .7'.e
na" INTENDED TO I9l1S1 nun, ''0 1t
was 10 "e ''"e -'''Is.uI'S' ,,iie y" a.
70 I7-i"l" L-'l' l-'' " 'l'7 ,.,li.''li- HIS
most eager eL-Isa-LeS, sue vas ~
nave .oL" "'ln 'L'"' 'H'"sl res i.sG,-
ln= ms manly "oION anu I'ILS'''
character sue s'"l' ns'ei l9 - MN
more imam ''' ap'ie'I,''!'e an" ea'-
mes. lL.e''"' sue H"' iH'e,'T" y
9i-s" u is" '1''' : 'SI'-'' - Nc "'.>-
"I'.l'H7 /" q" ,,7'", VI - n ','1'' avn
AZ "gI i7s'' D"' -"s. 80 =. "'l'
''7Nsr l-'e ','' I''l 4p'5.'o-,' i,., ".'I'o'
any I"e'oI l1'' en- 20 ~ ','l', -
oe'i'S ans " = 60 -'' -I"7 ~ -
MS news APE, = ."'"I ~ S Ir1
- - ,.o,-ot;la
0o'," H', 80 ~" 49,. -.
-" III ~ = 1s,,.-
'--,l1I' ne 0o--,--'',l..' I,5 80. -. -
a. NJ ,'','' '''e', ,t - -
L'D.' '.,' l1'es' ''-'
! Oe,'ei i''''o' 40 --''
aShto, sIol -
: 80 - -. -,
@ool-looN'"= man. ""ose ,'',a.-Il
10 1ne sex = oHIy eA'ee''e" y MS
bravery ID their defence
Fred was quoting from his news
paper, but Miss Newton ald not
know It,
And whose egotism Is only eN-
ceeded by his impudence,' retorted
the lady sarcaSucally'
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LOCKYER and Seabrook, working
together, publish joint paper giving
an account Of a new spectroscOpiC
arrangement with an angular slit, BY
means of which they are able 70 study
the whole circumference Of the sun
at one view, for the purpose Of oh
serving the solar promInences. With
. specroscOpes now in use it is a tedl-
Gus task, occupying at least half an
hour. to examine the entire limb Of
the sun, as only q small portion can
be seen at once. 1t is hoped that ny
means of the new instrument daily
photographs may be obtained Of the
whole solar border. If the inveL-
tion proves practically successful. Of
which. unfortunately, there IS still
considerable doubt, il viii be an in
mense acquisition,
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precisely where she was as vet too
bewildered to know. Getting hel
eyes open at last, she found FREQ
Eckerson's whiskers nearly brushing
her face.
'Weln
'Wenn
where am II asked Becky, shiv
ering and looking around her.
You are IN the middle Of the Mis-,
sissippi. replied Fred. and YOU are
in the forks ola cottonwood tree and
/ you are voyaging toward the Gulf Of
Mexico just as fast as this freshet
can carry youn
How came YOU here?'
In the same conveyance with
. yourself, Miss Becky. In fact. YOU
and I and the tree all came together.
to say nothing of portion Of your
fathers plantation, which I fear, is
lost to hir forever
Becky was silent. She was think
ing, not Of the accident or their peril
Gus position. but Of her appearance
when she was lying asleep on the
grass.
How long were you there before
this happened" she asked.
As long as you were. l was up
in the tree when you came.
You had no right to be up there. :
said She coloring-'a spy upon nv
movements
Nonsense" he replied. You in
truded on my privacy and while Won
slept watched over Won. Ike the
sweet little chcrub that sits aloft.,
Thank YOU for your services. I'm
sure She sand. bridIing.
You sDorad awfulIv.'
Mr.. Eckers0n. remove your arm
from around my waist
Then put yours abound nv neck
Indeed / shall do no such thing
You viii fall into the river If YOU
don't.
Becky was silent for several min
utes, while their uuwieldy raft
whirIed along in the current. rolling
from side to side, and threatening
every instant to turn completely over
and tip them on. Al la~o -.se said.
What are We to do"
1 think, no" that l am started, /
shall 90 on to New Orleans, he re
p-led-
New Orleans. exclaimed Becky,
1t Is a hundred miles
y es, and the chance Of a free pas
sage lor such a distance is not to be
neglected. You can 30 ashore If You
prefer
She burst into tears.
You are cruel, she said, TO treat
me So
Cruel. exclaimed Fred, drawing
her closer to him. quickly; cruel to
,-,r, .
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and unconcernedly in a situation OF
such extreme peril was one Of no or
dnary courage. But she was not
yet quite prepared to give up her
golden dreams. The dross was not
quite washed out of her soul and
she did not vet know how much she
loved Fred Eckerson. Besides. she
did not half believe him.
Their clumsy vessel foated on.
now root first, sideways. and now
half submerged by a boiling current.
Their precarious hold became more
uncertain as their frames became
chilled by the cold water, and every
plunge Of the log threatened to cast
them once more into the river. In
vain Fred endeavored to attract the
attention Of some one on shore. The
cottonwood retained a course nearly
in the middle Of the stream. too far
from either bank to make their out
cries fmuch avail. As It grew dark
their situation seemed more and
more helpless, and to Becky there
appeared to be no escape from GER
tain death, either by drowning in the
darkness or by exhaustion before
daybreak.
Yet to die in this mans arms
seemed not wholly a terror. She
could hardly think il death must
come. Of any way in which she would
rather meet it. Was it possible she
loved him. and needs be brought
within the valley Of the shadow be-
fore she could know her heartz Had
she loved him all alongz While she
was thinking about it, chilled 10y the
exposure and night air. she fell
asleep. When she awoke the stars
were out. but she was warm and
comfortable. Raising her head she
found herself enyeioped in Fred's
coat.
'Fredm
Wen"
- gu nave robbed yourself 10 Keep
me warm. You are freezing"
~ o, an Z; TOOK IL on because
IJ was so AWFUL not; ana taxing out
his LaAaAerca-el with has a-senEaged
''''"' he ma"r pIeseAso OF N-piAg the
L.1-S 'l--..''' Il ON .--9 Olo"'
no" -o-- nave / 'esn asleep.
+. ''.' --'Iss ".'-~' " { are "l'lt-
~ ~ ~.-o- nov"
nan y * - -
'o-' = Al''' ~ our arms
= ---.' ~ mn lo- AN gong ''
0'ns il.'l'7 :" " ''s'
Decay "l' ''Ils 'llDe as Sne was
"'1. e4e N'1 "-'S 'L'e" nef arms
. iu.lnil al GUN" MS ns.N' 'u' sue
l'''" l-eI l-s,'' upon ms u east " ilLi-
OUT I1e sll7"1e9I hesitation III I"e
"aiAhes7' FTeo 1'l' not Alo" 'Ilal
she -Iipi-"-0" d Alss upon MS s-ll- l
BOSOM.
h'ld last now ne cIleU' hoIo
on lor dear NE
Inc log haI Oeen gradually near
ing the shore lot some Ime ana no"
II shoI suddenly nhoeE large y ca
more "hich o'efhuns rs banks ana
tralIea ITS prahches IN lhe brown
hooa' quick as UnousllI 1 le" 7el]eo
the INN overhead anu Pulleo Win
all MS might
Inc Aeaa4ong course Of lne COTTON
WOOD was chechedi II plunged hea'l-
" ana parity turned over Us TOP oe-
came ehlaA2Led III lAe sycamore ana
a terIIHc cracking Of limbs enSued.
with sudden spring Fred gained
the protecting branch dragging his
clingLng burden after hlm. In anoth-
er instant the cottonwood had broken
away ana continued lis voyage down
the river while the bent sycamore re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
Permanent Organization.

MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE REHoBoTH
BEACH cAAlR HEEFING ASSOCIATION.
The Board Of Directors OF the Rahobolh Beach
Camp Meeting Association met, at Scott NJ. n.
Church, al 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Rev. j. ID. Quigg was called to the chair, aud
Rev. Enoch Stubbs appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting, as stated by Z. II
Is. Day, was to effect the permanent organization
required by the charter.
The following officers were elected:
President-Rcv. Robt. W. Todd.
ViOe-President-Rev J. ID. QuIgg.
Secretary-T. 8. HOdsOu, Crisdeld, Md
Trcasurer-H. C.. Robinson.
Corresponding Secretary-ReV. T. f. Ham
mersley, Milford.
Executive COmmittee-C. IL. b. Day. Dover
Rev. VIM. Y. Warner, Lewes /; Rev. John Wilson;
Jos. Pyle Peter II. Causey, Milford.
Three vacancies in the Board of Directors were
supplied by appointing j. J. Mccullough, of this
city, Rev. Robt. II. Patterson, of the Philadelphia
Conference, aud Rev. j. IL. &. nosb, of the Ralti
J. J. Mccullough and Rev j. IL. c. DoSh were
made members of the Lot and Tent COMMITTEES
.. II. Il. Day, and II. f. Pickles of the Committee
on By-Laws: and R,,bt J. Jump, of Denton OF
the Improvement Committee.
Tue Committee on Order was appointed AZ
follows Capt. A. Kelly. Rev. J. II. C. Dosh, B.
Heisler, C. T. Rudolph, and VIM. F. Robinson.
An application for the rental of the hotel was
received from Waller and Hiram Burton, OF
Lewes. 1t gas referred to the Executive Com
mittee.
On motion. 1t was resolved that the title 10 lots
be by deed, and Aot by lease A form OF deed
prepared and presented by Z. B. Day was accepted
and conveyed to the Lot and Tent Committee
ms committee was authorized 10 furnish the
MOTEL, al cost not exceeding S2, 500.
Also, 20 make such arrangements for camp
meeting tents as may be deemed practicable.
The action Of the Executive Committee. pro-
hibitng lot holders from erecting stables on their
lots, was approved by the Board.
The chairman of the Lot and Tent and I'm.
pToyement Committeea, and the Vice President
Ot the Directors, were appointed Committee 10
visit Ocean Grove Association, and obtain such
Information as may be Of service to this AsSoeia.
ton.
Amer the transaction of other business. net OF
public interest the meeting adjourned, subject to
tile call Of the Committee on By Laws
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
aooIRrIRai
lrEHT1Noa rus MHnNINa.

jefferson Lodge, No. 2, /. o. 0. F., at Odd
FelloWs' Hall, Third and King.
KoOkuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, Ne. l, s. Of T., at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. l, q. u. A. NJ, at
Mochanics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. q. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Oi
MARKET street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, at knights Oi
Pythian Hall, 2lI Market street.
Eden Lodge. No "a, o OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd aud King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
Police Affairs.
pEyoRK MAYOR sIMMs.

Last evening Cficer McGonigal went to crowd
Of men who were making some disturbance at
Fourth and Poplar streets, aud requested them to
bs quiet. On their REFUSAL he attempted 70 arrest
thSIn, VIXEN he was set upon by the whole party.
HIS baton, which he attempted to use. was taken
from him, and one Of the rOughs hit him over the
head with it. The officer was thrown down, and
hls clothes torn and covered with mud Assis-
tance soon arrived, and four Of the crOwd-Joe
McGOvern, ThOs. Conner, Martin Eager, Mike
hcDear.-Were arrested and taken TO the CITY
nail. This morning. they had a hearing before
Mayor Simms, who Temanded them to the cells,
until he should decide upon their sentence One
of the parties had just arrived in this country,
from Londonderry, England, aud had only boen
here day or two.
John Mclaughlin, John Bradley, for drunken
ness, were each fined 80 cents aud costs.
WIN. Pickering, for vagrancy, was committed
to New Castle for sixty days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGGIE MIrcnELL TINS EvENrp


Despite the disagrOeable weather, at present
prevailing. We expect TO see 4 large audience at
the Grand Opera House, this evening, on the oc-
casion Of the rcappearance Of the faVorite Mag
gie Mitchell. As closing reference TO the laures
gained elsewhere by this superb and popular ae-
tross, We append the following taken from thA
Cleveland Leader:
The announcement of the appearance Of Nag
gle Mitchell had its natural results last evening Ia
filling the Academy. 1t has been many years since
the people OF Cleveland have had the privilege OF
seeing this lady, although they can with more
than ordinary reason claim her as a daughter Of
the Forest City, for it was here, many years ago,
that she commenced the career that has YEARLY
brightoned, until not = star in the dramatic fir
mament OutBhines her. Many who saw little
Maggie Mitchell in the days when the Athsnsum
was in its glory have grown old, but they yet have
pleasant recollectiOns Of the bright and sunny
vail that lifted before them for time. and
eventually 70 make q name in the Dramatic world
second 30 nOne, aud now comes again to refresh
their memories In the identical character that OF
all others made the most lasting i'm preston aud
in which her name Is most intimately associated.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Mr.. Charles Walcot il playing "The Swamp
Angela" In Baltimore, this week
Charlotte Thompson and troupe play IN Erie ON
the I'D and 24th; Toledo, 26th end 9th; Detroit,
2Sth and 29th; and opens in MiIWankio On June
I'd, for one Week.
EdwaEd Adams is still playing ia Chicago, to
Chas. n. Morton, with aThros YoAFs IN Nan
Trap, and BE AusouIn Company, plays in Horn
sllsville. n. T., on the 27th; Dankirf, 2Sth, Ii
tuavlls, JOth and 3lat; OIL City, jane ID and 4lh.
BoueleAnlts new drama, "MOrA; OF, the Golden
FetterS," will be produced At WalIack's Theatre,
New York, on June I'd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Central Loan Association, last eve
ming, $1,000 sold at "a per cent. premium A con
siderable sum was also paid TO Withdrawing share
holders. Three hundred shares OF third series
stock have been issued by this Association, and
one hundred were taken last night.
At the regular monthly meeting of Aid Loan
Association, last evening, $25 sold at 30l$ per
cent premium, and 5000 at 2Sls.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

The tVenlieth anniversary Of The Young
Mems Chrislian Association of Washington vas
Celebrated Jas night Governor Cooke Of lhe
District OF Columbia, presided Rev. George
a. hePWerlh and George Sheppard Page. Of
New YOrk, made addresses. There WaSa large
attendance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
cLAYT0M HOUSE.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
II. p. Carpsntsr a. wife, Phila., Pa.
". Z: Dongherty & wife. Baltimore, Nd.
Fred Edwards, New York.
J. A. Stewart, FlOlonee, N. j.
3. HOWes, Boston, Mass.
:. H. Williams, WililamspoFf, Pa.
I'd. ID. smith, Phila., Pa.
Rev. j. NJ. y. Otts, Tenneasee.
Mrs. u. 3 children and servant.
A. s. Nandaia, MiddlOtown, Del
II. y. Cobb, Chicago, III.
Sam, L. TalcOtt, New York City, NY.
II. T. Paddock,
MFa- II. r. Paddock, Maggie AIitchalD 4"
Mrs. Melinda Jones,
L. II. SheWelI,
Geo. Wflton,
WIN. Harris,
Q. RidgWay, COatasEille, Pa.
Y. j. AitchAil, Phila, Pa.
3. PennerWilL SUSSEX Co, DL.
W. q. Asndonhall, City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

UNION BANK.-The repairs 10 the Union Ma
ton Bank, which are soon to be made, wall neces.
sltate the removal Of the institution to some other
quarters. The Directors have made arrangements
TO use portion portion OF the Artizans' Savings
Bank, In the Clayton House, where the Bank will
conduct operations while the repairs are being
made. The Directors, as already stated, viii meet
in Piummer's Insurance Rooms, at tho N. e. cor
neT Of Fourth and Market streets, SECOND story.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

LEFT THEIR PLACEs.-This morning, about
thirty OF the Sweeds, who were residing in
and around MiddletOWn came to Wilmington,
on the morning train, from the Delaware
Railroad. They comprised the first lot which
was sent 10 New Castle, and, their terms hav-
ing expired, are looking around, probably
seekinG other places Of employment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

Just received one Of the largest assortments
Of the latest Spring Styles of hats and Caps In
the city which am selling Mt the very lowest
Prices. Mysllk hats are speciality. Cali and
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. tt No. 233 Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

City Council meets this evening.
Penn Loan Association meets this evening.
oveEcOats aud coal tires feel quito comfortable
to-day.
When will it stop raining, is now the momen-
tOus question.
Go and see Maggie Mitchell at the Grand ope-
ra House, tonight.
Little Nell" will appear at tho Grand Opera
House, ON Monday evening next
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
RnNnS. SrnCKS. GOLD. "A.

Government Securities. Gold State Bonds Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold ON commits
sion. Local Securities specially. Being repre-
sened in all the principal cities by reliable CORES
pondents, prepared to attend to any business
in this line with promptness and despatch. Persons
wanting to buy or sell invited to give us call;
Quotations of the active Stocks at New FORK and
Philadelphia receiv red daily at our Office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and Tor
sale.
Every kind oflegitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

How HE GOT COOLED OFF.-On Wednesday
morning, Jack Stevens, q young man, some
what Intoxicated, got on the 1O40 train for
Landenburg, on the Wilmington 4 Western
X. r. He soon wandered into the postal pOr-
ten OF the baggage car, whore he became
rather noisy and demOnstrative, and with
many Oaths, threatened to demOlish Mr.. Her
sOVShhe mail agent. Mr., II. ordered him out,
add SOn his refusal and continued abuse, fOrci-
bly, elected him, jackson attempted to come
back, but only succeeded in getting his fingers
caught in the door, and severely mashed, as
Mr. Hersey shut It. He then subsided, until
tho train reached lIandenburg, after which he
followed Mr.. II. around the town all day,
presSingly inviting him to fight. just before
the train started back, the fellow decided to
administer the thraShing any how. He accord
ingIy made the attempt, but was quickly seiZ-
cd, thrown upon his back and held just where
the drOpplngs from the caves Of the hotel
porch could patter upon his upturned face
This had the effect Of cooling his ire consider
ably, and by the time he was released, he was
entirely willing to agree to q cessation of hos
tilities.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

ACCIDENTAL freight conductor on the
Philadelphia & Reading Road, named N. Me-
Fealy, met with . terrible accident below
DOuciassvilIe station, Tuesday afternoon. He
was signalling while standing ON the roof Of a
car, and while thus engaged his head struck a
bridge, infliCting dangerous wound. He was
knocked from the car and narrowly escaped
instant death. His head and arm were Sc
verely injured: He was taken to Philadei-
tai.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

DECIDED.-1n the suit made by Rosanna
Adams, COL, against the p, W. & d. r. r, IN the
District Caurt, No, ., of Philadelphia for damages
for the killing OF her husband on the road, rrOvi
OOsly mention in the GAzETTE) the jury rendered
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff. for $500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

TERN ExPTRED.--Tho term of Office Of Benia-
min X Ustick as Clerk of the Orphans Court and
Court Of ChanoeIY, expired ON Tuesday last
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
ORGANIZED 1913.
JOHN McLEAR g. SON;
ExChange&DepOsitBank
No. GOD Market street.
wILMTNGToN, DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subject TO check at sight. (san
as at National Bank , solicited from firms, corp
rations and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
COLLECTIONS

For interest made on deposits of specific sums. for
fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

EAST SIDE" LoTs.-Whle real estate sales on
the 'South side, hWest side and the northwest
en part of the city have been engaging the atten-
ton Of those interested in real estate operations,
the "East side, has almost been lost sight Of
To this section, however, j. T. Heald, EsI,
President of the Christana River improvement
Company, now invites the attention of all buy
ers OF real estate. On Saturday, May 3lst, at
81 IN, hc will sell at public sale, the prem
ises, over Eleventh street bridge, twenty-five ex-
cellent lots, situated Gu the r., w. & b. Il. H.,
Vandever Avenue, and adjacent streets. These
lots are suitable for building purposes, or will
form desirable investments for speculatoFs. They
are eligibly located, near station the Railroad
and on the llnc Of proposed prominent avenues,
which will ere long be opened to EdgemOOr and
the Delaware River.
The property of the ChristianA Improvement
Company, in this neighbOrhood, has nearly all
been sold. 90 that this is the only remaining OPP
portunity TO SECURE lots here at reasonable prices
Favorable terms will be offered. The sale will be
positive, and all the lots sold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
FIVE FER CENT. INTERES
SpFCIAL ARRANGEMENTI

Per aunum allowed on deposits. payable on de
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

OIDividenls Note, Interest. Drafts. &c made wit
despatch and accounted for the day payment IL re
ceVed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22
JOHN MERRICK & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. = Fifth street.
KClayton HOuse)
Dealers in State an City Loans.
n A II M - II. A
No. = Fifth street.

Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned on call. Also. REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. Mortgazes Negotiated, Houses Rented,
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern Pacific II. r. 80 First
Mortgage. Gold Bonds; Wilmington and Western r.
X. 80 First Mortgage Bonds
Two frst-class farms on the State Road. near Mil
ford. Del: large peach and apple orchards now in
bearing. and other fruit; very desirably located.
All business intrusted TO US will be thankfully re-
ceVed and promptly attended 10. marS-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-22

Business RotIcos.
Cheap C0al-StOve $575, Nut $500 per 22io
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge feb2l-tf WM. }. BROWN.