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The New York herald., 1873-10-18

HELP WANTED-MALEs.


W4HS1n: THE UNITED STATES MARINE
Pendd opportunities to visit foreign countries on board
ply At Recruiting Rendezvous . Chatham st. New York.
THE TRADES.
YOUNG HoLsrEIN GERMAN WANTS A sIrrA
oush his Sasnes. in Il. SrsnsSss
dress aiLLEk New York Herald Branch ONCE, issh ST.
T,o MERCHANT TAILoRs.-A FIRST CLASS TAILOR
70 90 % ss cSnSts wlsnss situation as cut'e no 81
JVANTED-Two FIRST CLASS coPPRRPLATR
w printers Address Q. s. X. box 4oG Post once.
WANrED-ENGINEER, rREssAAN AND rwo
week ars 70 ngss snf One s m s.
MANTED-A MIDpLE.AGED. PRACTICAL ARcnI.
w tect who understands measurements drawings
by 9s mast ss good an. and
m hana Writing 81 the applicant '' once Don
SALES AT AUCTION.
D. MELLICK, JR.. 4 BRO,
~ Auco'nesss New a5s Jersey Ss1iss Real Estate
No Pine street, New York
Opening sale on the Jersey city and Albany Railroad
TUESDAY, OCTOBER p. ls7s
fifteen miles from New york. ADJOINING the old town Of
Every 1, high and Ssy x x. rs Ts. ssss
and graded streets
Churches, schools and stores torres, ad9Sinins sSn, a,
proverbiaIiy healthy nelghbornood the soil being
T5;aysy osm psseudns the p0s'' o. 'sa ua o.
luncheon hefore the sale
For maps and railroad passes s. 2RRYGSK sRYlL yr BRO
LBERr wALpRoN, .AUeTIoNEhR.
saIesrooms ios Liberty and III Cedar street.
including IS paro1 Iais and PkY sra.y at sa sds's'
chanser suits Sui three 10 seven pieces eaoh
9walnut and oak Bullets
= walnut Extension and Centre Tables also crockery,
Pictures, Chairs Lounges, Plate, SOAP &C.
A UcrIoN SALE OF
1HsPi Rs SaeS SaSs % 0'A''
at II 4SJsa lS!s 's y! ga.ffoiffTFss gEiHofTs
THIS DAY, wM n Il hGiISn4 p.IGSFi Aucaoncer
as r9s
1Pys y AReh. RaH q SoSss4oS, ,Ss s'S5sSsA'
Sale commences at loh precisely.
Ssy at i a
several lots Furniture. Pictures, Plated Ware, show
and Saturday at 10.
a s'eloSk by RoBERT G GAsHIN AusIi0nseT
Bros IA octave Pianoiorte, Bronzes, Paintings &c. at
ee'"-' 2io West 2lst st. near 7th ay
rssor Suits satin sh Turkish chaTs
Hnn preg Bssa
na asS su s nRns
attend sale take 7th or Sth av. cars
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

chm OOO a GENTLEMAN, WITH sATIsrA0. @
and this amount OF capital engage with party Of
long experience In an established and safe business,
yielding liberal profits ADDRESS, appointing ntclvicWs
ID. O.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

VTTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w Salesrooms 80 New Bowery,
will sell thi, day at ii O'Clock, the entire Furniture
contained in house No 81 Amity street, splendid Brus-
sells and threepy Carpets 20 enameled Bedroom suitz.
large lot OF Chamber Crockery French plate Mirrors
lace Curtains, best hair Mattresses, leather Pillows
Blankets Sheets, Refrigerator, Bureaus, &c.
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A ucTIoN SALE THIS CsATURDAD MORNING.
n October Is,
S D stone S5s msoa % M s
ssls sss ss
Stool cover beautiful farIor suits in satin sTocstei
sa G r1sns s
rsS as cn %
Vrer cssph sas sa Sss cpe !.
Catalogues ready ior the sale Z. Roth, Auctioneer
AT PUBLIC SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
This ndy at @ 0c.Scn & al hs elegant M
parlor, library, dining room chamber and kitchen Fur
Wood
geddns rich &c offering an
6epos
A UcTIoN NoTTcE.-AucTIoN NoTIcE.-ovERs $1,000
m eaa u s pas
street near Broadway commencing at los O'clock VIZ,
and dos ans
Wardrohs Prns and % hair ,s PILLOWS gosstsrs
80 =. - HENRY zINN Auctioneer.
RY MAX BAYERsDoRFER AUCTIoNEER-sELLs,
IN lots MAX ONCE ssG g. bowcry
ID Regular sale Of Household Furniture Carpets, Bed
A. n. sharp. Dealers especially invited.
FORECLOSURE SALE-BY REFEREE, AT AUCTION,
October ~ 1873 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, at CarpeR-
ters Hotel, Morrisana village sale positive and abso
ute 10 Houses, with city Lots OF Boston
nue. and 65th street. Will be sold in parcels each House
separately some OF the lots vacant This Is the best
located property in the Twenty-thrd ward, New
York city. For particulars call on JAMES r. MARVIN,
Attorney, % Liberty street. New York.
EoLEY a BECKENBAUGH. AUCTIoNEERs, SELL
at unonport, Westcheser county, on Monday. Octo-
Der D. thirty elegant Lots liberal tickets,
IL Bowery and s,28 Third avenue.
GRAND EXCURSION TO UNIoYPoRT wEsTCHEs.
VI ter county on Monday, October 20.-Thirty elegant
Lots at auction Steamboat leaves Harlem Bridge at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, sharp. For tree tickets, information,
terms &C, call on FOLEY BEGKENBAUGH,
aucrioneers IL Bowery and 2,286 Third avenue Par
tculars in Sundays Herald.
TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT OF NEW
i New York. ss-Uuder and by virtue of tile authority
vested in me as assignee, &c, OF william 7. Laforgc
Co. bankrups will, the 2Sth day OF October. 1873 at
o'clock r. NJ at the foot OF Broomc street. East River
In the city OF New York sell all my right title and in
terest as assignee Of said william I. LaforRe Co.. in
and TO Oyster snow No H. lying at foot OF Broomc
street. East River, and also two Horses Truck
TART two sets Harness. and all other goods ana
property Of said bankrupts which have come into my
posse ssion. EMMETT ARTHUR Assignee.
fHoMAs "; BuTTs, Attorney for Assignee, 50 Nassau
street. New York
October lS 1873.
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An EXPERIENCED BUYER wANTED-FoR A
n retail notion stock. Address, with iu particulars,
including salary required. NOVELTIES, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

YOUNG NAN wANTED-ONE WHO WRITES A
n good hand Address, by letter only +. g., 2i2 East
93d st
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

A YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES SITUATION
N bookkeeper and confidential clerk is capable of
experimenting wholesale or retail plumbing business.
Address IL c. B., 3f5 4th
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

@ HERMAN. AUCTIONEER
y. Mortgage sale of Groceries, Horse, Wagon. &c-By
virtue chattel mortgage will sell uis day satur-
Stock and Fixtures Of Grocery store0yz Of general
assortment OF Groceries Teas CoffeeA sugar Soap,
Candles Flour, Oil. Canned Fruit, Spices Beans Peas
&C.. also Horse Wagon and Harness Sale positive
In lots to suit dealers BY order of
ALBERT A. THOMPSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
Also large lot of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

WANrED-PoR THE UNITED STATES MARINE
cofps 800 fne able bodied men This service oner,
United states ships OF For further information ap
ply At Recruiting Rendezvous - Chatham ST. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SALESMAN
n speaks English and German) would like situation
in class retail house. Address f., Herald Up
Branch office,
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

1SO WEST 3DTH STA COMPETENT YOUNG wO-
lOJ man as first class aundress in a private family,
would do chamberwork and assist in the washing best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

O1H EAST 3lsT STA COMPETENT LAUNDREss
OlO take famiy's washno at her own home
best city reference. Can be seen ior two days
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

r ETTERS WRITTEN IN EIGHT DIFFERENT HANDS
IL Business hand literary hand, running hand bac K
hand ladylike hand, schooboy hand All by Miss W.,
345 East seventeenth ST.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

An ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN DESIRES SITuA-
n ton in wholesale manufacturing house, has
acted as bookkeeper and general manager IN very ex
what the position is ii there is prospect of advance
ment; good references Address L. X box 1913 Herald
Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

900 EAST 35TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
90 TO do the washing for few ladies and gentle
at her house do the fine work has the best ref
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

900 EAST 59rH ST, IN sTORE.-A WIDOW LADY,
LCA without encumbrance, in gentlemans family
wages object; home desired
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

900 SD AVA RESPECTABLE AMERICAN wO
OOJ man would like few more engagements Il
work by the day; Is good washer and ironer Willing
ard obliging
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

HEAD GARDENER, FARMER AND CARRTAKER-
IL BY thoroughly practical, go-ahead Scotchman ;
terms very low till spring Address ABERDEEN box
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

OC7 EAST 35rH ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK.-A
Ill respectable woman 10 90 out by the day TO do
washing, ironing and houseceanng; best city refer
ence. Call Tor two days
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

1e1 WEST s0rH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS LADy's
lOI maid does not mind travelling; first class ref
ere
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

WANTED-A SITUATION AS SALESMAN OR MAN
w in fancy goods toys iewelry, brushes
combs cabinet goods. &c) dress window and write
first class tickets &C in the novel and attractive
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A DOWNTOWN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
IA Business we'll established and doing q large trade;
terms easy Apply to BLoMQvIST, $50 Nassau street
4 MOST SUCCESSFUL JoBBING AND IMPORTING
"A business; very profitable; in full operation and
with first class established trade partner wanted, TO
take third interest; capital required $a0n prohu
last year over $300 A. BLoMQvfSr
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-18

OAK EAST 45TH ST.-AS FIRST CLASS LAUN
AtC dress; best city reference.
, 1873-12-14

away with you. It you conqent to my terms, In
1lvo ml1,utos tho bonds will bo In your poBAos-
aion. 1oould not glvo tlte,n to you If wauted
10, for they arc not llore."
Of bia 10 LOTUS, who, opening snfo III tho
back room, locked them securely up.
thfs Queonaby aud LOTUS wont into tho stroct.
Tho weather WAS cold, aud botl Ind on thoir
0vorc0ats,
"A drink this raw morning would bo o1col-
lent," ro,arkctl Mr.. LOTUS. "rho brandy Ut tho
Corridor II paBBablo. mostly import my own
IN small quantities.. la No" York, everybody
aaulterates brandy 30 much. L. 1t not Shame
that Union Square, Which should be tho tidiost
Of all placeB, ia always III such q shocking con.
dltion md tint little Bco!1ndroi Of nownboy,
who haa splaslo1 tho mud oYor ua. No, I do
os %ant n,td new.spap'r' ho said to tho nowsboy
A DIRTY, RAGGED NEwsnoY,
thus addressed, who Ind bundle of paporB
under his arln, gazed at the spcalcr, ar. 1.oflus
for moment with lhe uttnost contempt, aud tle,i
Blon. Mr. LOTUS nndo Ill aitompt to atsiko tho
rnlo boy with Lis noas un.brollh, whia!, how tlio
boy oyadod, jostllng againBt Mr. QuoouBby. Tho
Incident wis soon forgotten, as they nearod tho
Hnvo l." ho remarked to himself, t'beou fool
enough to throw away 81, ,0009 II ho iB goit.g
to hu1nbng mo, I a,n capable Of shooting him.
Wllnt about thoao bolldH3" he said alouu.
OouNb@ why aA5 uchI BIZ A44 QahE MT.
Quaousby, here you lavo been carrying On
broadway, in tho most crowded tioroughfure Of
tho city, Homo twenty Thousand dollara' worth Of
United states honla
WnAFrED Up IN AN OLD NEWSPAPER
In your pocket. It iB n mercy you I1uvo not
boon robbed. Your escape from losing tlom
can only be accounted for by tho fact that tie
outside Of the package by, no ,noatls represents
tlIo vnlN0 OF tho cot1tonts."
Mr.. Quoonsby foit III Ills overcoat pocket, and
Rnro enough thore waB q goodly-sizod package.
Tho hotel WIS roachod, unl III private
corner tho package was examined and
tho bonds twenty-thousand dolurs' worth
In all, woro found to bo correct.
Whotlor Quoonsby aud LOTUS triod the brnudy
ut the bar Of the Corridor wo do not know. uuw
tho bquds camo into Quoensby's pocket can ouly
be accounted for by tho supposition TINT tho
nowsboy put them there, but how these bonds
wore taken from tho Fountain Ia still mystery.
TlIIH IS PRECISELY HOW,
In this particular instnuce, . felony wnH COM
pounded. Thora is no safor savings bunk than
tho Fountain Of Tomplotou, aud during tha late
panic thero waa not evon run on it.
Of course, no pitcher can always hoop going
to tho we'll md not got brolon. So ChNucer
LofLus, Eaq., or tho forger anl bond-thier, wloao
real name IL Spencer or "Spenco" pettis, got
lla,llcl up in duo process Of limo, mud ia NOW IN
inmate Of the State Prison Of Massachusetts
but not Oh account OF any litto irregularity with
tho Fountain Savings Bunk.
, 1873-12-14

around 4 bright, b]nzing wood-firo, and with
mountain-fasc, wo wore matie comfortable; atltl
IN the ovoilng road til tho rogstor OF tho inn tho
from Italy III hlarcll, 1919, lad boon ovortalson
by stur1u; Ind sought shelter In ono Of these
rofugos, bMt Ind found II ontiroiy burlod under
an avalanche Of anow. At Inst, after great tl1l-
f,,n.' Hero le wns detained ilvo dnya by iilo
snow. After lyo days ho went on to tho IIoapoo
and ovcr to Driog, passing ovor tho tops OF tho
gallorles, tho mouths OF tho interior bong closed
UP by tho deep Bnow.
Tho next in0ruiug Wo wont down tho noun
tatn, Though the magnificent
GORGE AND VALLEY OF CONDO.
Ihis is narrow oponitlg through rocks which
almost moot thousands Of feet oyor your
mo,ntain-torronts Of Utmost evory shape and
hoight. at almost eyory turn with many tu,-
nois blaslod through tho rocks, aotno Of them
more more than 700 feet long, and yet SO we'll con-
ns yo aS n 30 IVY yv Hqa pSsGS o gaS
on o trot all tho way down. 1u thiH gorge wo
aaw ono Of tho stono refugoB which Ind boon
cotnplotoly crushed III by an avalanche; aud not
Tar away ~ tho valley wore the romans Of anow-
banks which were svon then,, iu October, aovoral
foot deop. But gradunlly tho snow ontircly dis
appeared. oven from tho silos Of tho high noun
taips; the grass md foliage bocau,o moro and
more groou mud lnxuria,t; f; pines, cheHtnuts,
bircli-trees, flgH, and vines bocamo common i;
md BOOB. making sharp turn around rugged
cllif,
LOVELY ITALIAN VALLEY
lay at our feet 4 granite column marked tho
bonudnry., No pulled up at tho Custou-luuHo.
cor approhcl4oa, and politely touched his cap.
"Good morning. 9ignor. have you merchandise
Or tobaof" "No, ri" l" Pass on, slgnor," said
lo. mud we wore III Italy.
:, I can scarcely conceive greater contrast than
Tint Of the stern grandeur 1t tho Alps, aud tho
dark. wild gorge OF dono with tho Bini}ig land
asapp which welcomos YOU AZ yon approach Lago
Ma8giore. I. N. A.
, 1873-12-14

Tho Troy Press sayB that the aito Of the State
Street 81. =. Church. in that city, was selocted
through the instrumontAlity Of a dream. Dr.
John Loudon, pronnnont physician, wllo died
upward Of fifty years ago, waa q loading membor
and worker OF tho Methodist denomination, mud
nbont the time it waa proposed correct M ediilco
10 tho vicinity Of State street, tho good doctor
dreamed that ho saw flock Of Whito doves
alight Oh the lots at tho corner OF Stnta aud
Fifth atroets. Tho impression Ut tho yislon Was
10 vivid tllRt the Doctor could rot Rhnle 1t OIL
lilo lnBistotl that 1t was good omon aud that
tho church should bo erected OIL tho lot1 above
named. so strenuous waa ho in thB that La
asy was e,eotod, to giyo way In due timo to the
beautiful editlos now located On tAa Rlta ox tsa
old brick structure.
, 1873-12-14
LIGHT.

Tho night has thousand eyes,
And tue day but one;
Yet tho light Of the bright world disA
With tile dying aun.
The mind has thousand eyes,
AMI tho heart but one;
Yet the light IT \ whole LIE dies
When lore Ia duua,
-Lot,don Spectator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
OoVmod.Stomaohs In horaea.

GorgS naehsSos aeute indigestion, Is a dis
eese WALSH every year de1troys great many yaIs
uAOle hoFses. 1t consists either In dissension of
tne stomach from food or from gas generated bv
the termontationof its undiReSted contents. =
tRe very serious disorder often results from
glvina tooa In large Quantities aud Immediately
snDleeAa8 the animal to hard or fast work. This
l y very common thing among farmers hornes
a yoaEney Of fifteen or twenty miles has 10 he
performed the owner, through kindness, 0iyeS
~ extra quantity OF food ; the stomach and bow =
sls are overloaded; the horse begins his tourney
11i OF spirits and, after travelling for few miles
ns.esco@es dull and slugglsh and sWeats freely |:
~ - pulled up, and after standing for few mo-
1nsnls, shows signs Of abdominal pains bv crin0-
Alg the body and attempting to lie down; the
nAnks are slightly swollsn. In few moments he
seems easier, and IL driven on, now and then
sn,owing symptoms Of pain possibly he reaches
ms destination, and is taken out of the haTneao.
"nen nc may exhibit very alarming symptoms.
Another common cause is feeding
heANly when the stomach has been weakened
Dy enerVatlng exercise or long flstiDg.
In road horses that are highly fed on oats and
nay, Il Il occasionally brought on by giving a
qaAanty Of green clover or tares Immediately af-
ter performing fast jOurney.-Canada Farmer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
THE WAMNINd,.

The morn was az bright ks / nom could Do.
5BIee gloWed the sky blue laughed the sea;
f1nshine AMI flowers were met together.
AZ the JOY and glory of summer Weather; ~
Put the old man pointed where, faf in the West
lay cloud like Asail, on the slIy's broad breast;
Hna @ ne said. as no looked at Its omtnoGs whitess
: 1hereJI be mist ere .nQQntide, and storm ere
hight" 90 ~ ~
The dream was as bright as a dream could be,
ne was so gallant so iair was she.
As glad As the sunshine they moYed together,
A. ~ ther GRACIOUS lONs. tltoaah 6e golden weather
knl tribe Jared ON the sensitive chords
Smiles that were mockipg and idle words
And the old Hfah gAld, z. . youth, tnke heed u ! a
Ehe thistle grows from the chance-sown seed."
Lhe flush Of young love. and the break Of the day
" Mas u 50 fair or 50 feet as they2
1ather the buds while the deW-drops shine,
Sarnor hearts love. in its birth divine;
6Fom doubt and anger, aud cafeleSs touch.
Who can guard the delicate bloom too much
For the love forgiven, the aunEise GER,
renew their nrst gloIg, d, nevermereI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
PresldAnt q lAdllAhnll.

President McMahon lives 4 retired, uAostenta.
tlous life, unpretending in manner and plain in
dress, aud seldom appears in uniform. His most
marked CharaoieriaticS are q love OF children and
iondness for study. He made trium pbant entry
lnto Milan, In 1853, with little girl, who had Of
Tered him nosegay, perched upon bis holsters
he u probably as well versed in military history
as FaidheEbe, and is often busy With child and
map upon his Knees. His iavortte amusement il
riding In society he is shy, almost sad, and seems
al q ease. he likes to saunter about the boule-
varo win hn hands in hin poCkes and cigar in
MS mouth, when he is not on horseback, and he Il
family.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

- MILLING RATS IN FIELDs.-An exchange savs
ne ubiquitous rat is said to be just now especial
uDuDlesome IN Germany In several Of the
provinces whole fields Of grain and clover have
been devastated by thsm and it isn't safe to trv TO
eat then on with arsenio or phosphorus, because
theee easAnt articles equally fatal TO the hareo
snd ether gams. But the ingenuity Of despair has
PsOVeo eqnal to the occasion. The husbaDdman
now mix plaster dust, aniss-sesd oil anG dtv
Sneat, and place IL, with plenty Of water, in the
heioa' Ihe animals devour the mixture, are soon
very thirsty, and when they have taken good
oLlAH, ne plaster Sets-not to put too finc point
upon -sOlidlhes inside the creatures, amt 60
tney sxpaRo Ths plaster used IL caleincd plaster,
such a. u employed for hard finish.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
Rhiladelphla. WllminRaOm aaaa
umor0 Railroad.
107
DRhAWARB DIVIaIoW.

TBPuRTA NF N0TICR-fn sidilieu4a 49,
n lar MARKET Trans now runnilT e ES4
FREIGHT TRAIN, (Snnd AZ OI sapta51 - 20
sanger Car attached. viii run hst1usn = EIe.sr-
ton and HaErington on and afaer Monday ssTz "a =
Der Sth. ISIS. az follows:
Leaving Wilmington a; 3 A. NJ. and STOPPING
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

The West Chester RRPUR1IcAU coD,,;r.
some sEcellent hints ON the subject of road men.
ding, which We wish We had room 10 remJbliah
10 fup Il says There is no single item In
connection With the farmers Business ths9 a.
tracts more Of his attehtiOn--that more excites
htaiEs o. gives him greater satisfaction than
good Of bad roads. and yet there is no subiec.
Ia winch he q more persstently preyerss and
careless. Whoever heard Of two farmers agree
ing upon the proper time 10 repair roads. or the
pest means OF doing il. Road-mending With rs
~ m9e instances, merely spasmodic ont
break OF misdirectsd labor applied without a
dehnite chjeCh and regardless Of al recognized
laws ofmschanics or nature"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
DHILApELPnlA. WILMINGTON : BALTI
il MOkk RAILkuAD.
SPECIAL. NOTICE

On and aitsr WEDNESDAY, Oetober 18th. 1871.
a Passsngtr car vii be attached 70 the freight
train leaving PhiiAdeinhA s.oo p. m, Tor viii
The tFaIh WIIl stop at Stations aS follows. when
siEnallOd 4Fay's Ferry. e.l3 p. m, LAHarstte s.s
SS iss :! L.s.sad. La rs y ~ iay SSS. % ISl
IN klloPhlie. telSp. ~; arrive MI mipgton. las
n Ost0t u. y. KENNY. Snp6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

loAVe a. folio va :
uORTHwARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
Tna NAV Bs8REH FOR RUP1uRE.

assl iaplTtunf ssusntiOa. Soll ~ TIE Elastic
IFasa Co. No, ogS HFoadWay y. 7. Stg. leretains
HaRtuFs Ahealu1lly u oAaa ~ eontofe, nlRh3 and
day. e ali tines and undera uclEoulsAees, with
oot any eNeap19u whntoguI h any eases and should
neFeP Be tako0 ~ anIng thos hQFt tine 10
eGaet psrnanonk cure. sentl bT mail, Ore0iaFs
r. y saS ~ SSus y & sSSSsss ssssssaViS ~ S '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
Dare fIa he lGTI q Cllil AIlS9d

Ut IBI 10 UtIW VuRAA A1uI ~
Beck last issued, expos M the PERSONALS" that
haVa ann9aFSA An the NeV York NeHsnaperss their
kIsssFy - lSSson. nSVh N Vt1lAiOs iu1iy exc
E1Aa9. Advertisements tfoW desperate men 10
bsauAifal women elAndes tine mSetings hes if1a-
regalt 81 -DeESonni" De HRpllen OF llyins broad
WaN Statutes. KGpomGA oaHsAA e@R9aRshS@.
@f ~ 49, e ssssRHe q g y ssni ts 0aas r'h'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
WIInllngGOn and WeaGoFm d n
TINE TABLE.
lALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

RAl.L AMI WlNIEh AkhAN6kMkNIS.
COmmoneihR Oct lst
S14-@Ha2S -etPains will ranA Aa follsUs
Leave Milmiugton 10 % a N. and SNpm.
Leave Landenberg -, = m and % q.
Arrive At Wilmington S. N, and - u.
Arrive az LandenberE u ~ q. n. and oPm.
C0NNECrloNS-Trains leaving WilminElon at
10 - N With train leaving PhiiadSlpAiA At 50
Trains leaving WILMINGTON ~ 5 IS n. eoAAects
aith train leaving PAiladelPhiA At 4 % n.
Train ArriviEg AZ Wilmington at S. q, With
train for Phuadelphia at 10 Q n.
Train arriving At Wilmington At 80 uith tFain
for Philadelphia At 90 m.
sunday Trains will be withdraw after 0cto-
Der lst. - -
seRaa
i The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Con-
Pany have completed aEFanGemeAts . earFy Aoaey
Paeknges and Expre1 Matter % and fFom al points
j on cline OF their road and West Chester.
Also. 20 all paints on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CatAWiSsA Railroads. including Reading,
Allentown, Columbia. HarIisburg. Lancaster. Down
laEioWn. AlAhOnsy CITY. NJ. CArnel. NoHstoUn.
Fsr fartAsF information apply at the Depot cor
/ neF ef Front and Madison streStl, Mumington.
Rxpress matter sent % RrAnklia TsleEraDA y3oa,
Il No : West Third street or % their Depot, Front
sni Madison, or orders zen with MeMallsa q Seal
lslivsnnE agents. viii rsSsiVo pEOupt s.ssetlea.
aps.u GOa1 saPt W,&RR RRscs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

Subject 70 delays incident TO freight business
Ihis train will stop to take up passengers only AZ
stations named, but will leave Passengers &c any
Is opptns place, except HaISs Corner, Stats Road
Rodney, ArmStrOngs 3 and DuPOnt
This train will be Withdrawn whenever the in
tere ts of the Company requires IL
The passenger Car hsrstOfoPO attached to the
Returning Train leaving HaFringtOa az % P. M
will be 6iseontinued on the above date.
The Freight Train with PAssOngoP Gar sftaahSd
ieAVins Harrington 81 5 " p. n. will nAk0 all
regular stops for passengers.
seps. .ls7s. n.F. KKNNRY, sap't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL ARRANGRMEMT.

On ana eftsF MONDAY, Sent a,B
E-AS 1873, 0SundSTB Oxoopted,) Trsins III III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-03

rae maakwieh OaOPo rGaSls wanasly sew
aAg manmama on % DAy. TEaa43 @any adyan-
eaa1aA SEA- saaRlato, wish tall dlgeaeians. Beck
WITH eeHiAs 4alhiAs 70. ~. BseadHey. n. y.