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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

FERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER.-Thfs
naralleled preparation is receiving mora ,
tiinonials OF it, wonderful efficacy I'M rem,
Ing pains, than any other medicine ever
Tered to the public. And these testimoni
come rom persons OF every degree of IN,
hgence. and every rank OF life. Phy.ri'
OF the first respectability, and perfectly :,
versant with the nature OF diseases and ~
edies, recommend this as one OF the m,
cfiectual in the line OF preparations for !,
cure of Cholera, Cholera Morbus ana 4
drei bowel troubles now so common ame
the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26
EAST.

The entire herd Of short-horned cattle
owned by samuel Campbell. of New York
Mills. Oneida county. y. Y. were sold at
auction sept. 10. Buyers were present
from England. Canada and all parts of the
United states. One hundred and fifteen
cattle were disposed of. the total receipts
being about S3So.OOO. The highest Squire
paid was $4,000. This bid wa made by
Mr.. Il. Davis. Of Gloucestershire. Eng
land $4,000. $4,000 and $1,000 were
bid for single COWS. One seven-months-
cd calf sold for 5000. and another for
$4,000. This sale is probably the largest
ON record
The New York Erening Post says that
the next trial Of stokes for the murder Of
Fisk j. settled for October 6.
The New York Liberal Republican Con-
yention Is called to meet at Elmira. Octo-
Der ;.
Tire Senate Transportation Committee
met in New York City. sept. IL.
There was a large attendance at the Cap
itoline Grounds in Brooklyn. ON the after
noon of Sept. IL. to witness the departure
of the Graphic balloon for Europe. which
hal been definitely fixed for that date.
Unfortunately. after about 100000 feet of
gas hal been pumped into the monster, il
gave way under the strong pressure. and
was rent half way around. The voyage
has been indefinitely postponed.
Prof. Wise. the %ona publishes a
carl I.f.n.I;uo, III shanr,- 20 IN, ...t.rl,-
air current. and announcing his readiness
to start for Europe at any time in a gas
tight ELK balloon. The Graphic Company
their intention Of building
another balloon for Prof. Donaldson. A
Philadelphia balloon enterprise Is also an
nounced.
The failure Of the Eclectic Insurance
Company. OF New York. j. announced.
with a deficiency Of nearly 100000.
The Tennessee state Farmers Conven-
ton met at Nashville. September 10. Cen
eral W. II. Jackson was chosen President.
Rodman. the dcfaulting deputy Treasur-
er Of the city OF Brooklyn, has made a
statement duplicating Treasurer Sprague
and the late T.. ;. Mills in the cmbezzle-
ment of the city funds. He says that
sprague offered him $4,000 if he would
run away. in order that the odium Of the
defalcation might be thrown upon him
(Rodman). Sprgue has been arrested aud
held 70 bail in the sum Of $4,000.
The New York Prohibitionists have
nominated a full STATE ticket. headed by
Rev. Benoni !. Ives for Secretary of state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

THE National Life Insurance Compar
of the |. ;. A.. charges t~hrec-fomrths h
usual rates for life insurance, and a. b
other company in the world does. guaraI
tees their sufflciency by a capital Of o.
million dollars. paid by its stockholder
II wants agents everywhere. l.. A. Ro
lins. President; jay Cooke. Chairman ri
nance Committee, PHILADELPHIA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

No use Of taking the huge. offensive,
gripping. drastic pills, put up in cheap wood
or p~aste-board boxes. when DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. or Tasteless,
Coated, Concentrated Root and Herbal
Juice. Anti-Bilious Granule-scarcsly Larger
than mustard sesds-possess as much power
as any large pills, and neatly put up in little
yial- that preserve their virtues unimpaired
for any length Of time. In any climate can he
had for - cents Of all Druggists. 65I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

In your furnisher has not kept the Elm
wood and Warwick %collar-. tell him 10 %
you some when he buys his tan stock
goods. You will find them better than 40
you have ever worn.-COfu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

MISSIONARIES and Others sojourning
foreign lands should not fail 20 take wi
them a good supply OF Johnsoa's AEoiy
LiHimeHt. IL l. the most reliable medicii
for all PURPOSES there is in the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

That aged and respectable old woman
isn't piecing bed-quilts or Knitting stock
ings any more, but has gone TO cutting
tan-bark. She averages five cords per day.
and they say she can drink from n two
gallon jug without coughing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

HABITuAL, or Temporary Costiveness may !
gotten rid OF, and with II "A great source Of ser
Gus disease rerminently removed. by using il
diciOusly DR.. Jayne's Sanative Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

ONE of the most beautiful and popula
songs Of the day is the song and chorus 81
titled "Maudie More" 10y Aileen Perez
Published by T.. A. Samuels, Boston. Sen
thirty cents for it; it is well worth it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

The Po>t-otfice authorities have been in
formed that no postage i collected by the
Prussian Government for papers printed
in the United States III the German Ian
guage.
A counterfeit Of the new fifly-cent cur
rency j. in circulation, and j. said Ia have
made it, appearance two days after the IS
sue Of the genuine.
Alexander z. sheppard has been ap-
pointed Governor Of the District of Co
lumbia. vice Cooke. resigned.
The National Department OF Agricul-
ture gives the following a. the present
status of the cotton crop: The indicated
Increase OF area is a little over 10 per cent.
The condition Of the crops Is about the
same as that of September last year in
Arkansas. Tennessee and Louisiana. In
the other cotton States worms have
been more abundant. yet their ravage>
have been disastrous or sweeping in but
few cases. The season has been remarka-
ble for it, rainfall. tending To further de-
preston Of the crop. Otherwise the con-
ditions have been quite favorable. Fer
tilizers have stimulated growth. and
labor has been steadier and more reliable.
Averages are a follows: Virginia. 81:
North Carolina 95; South Carolina. Sc:
Georgia. 90: Florida. -; Alabama. 50
Mississippi. -; Louisiana. so; Texas. %;
Arkansas. 90 Tennessee. ~ Missouri, 80.
In September. ls12. the average was Vir-
ginia. ~ North Carolina. lOl South Car
olina. %: Georgia. 81; Florida, -. Ala
hama. s.: Mississippi, 90; Louisiana. 81:
Texas. 90: Arkansas. %; Tennessee. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

CONTAGIOUS diseases, such as horse all,
glander. etc, may be prevented by the use
Of S~herTdan's Cdrdl,y Condition Powders.
note of this.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

The best thing for Harness j. the celt
brated Frank Miller's Harness oil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

TIM more inveterate and unmanageahle a Ca.
OF Ague may prove, under ordinary Treatment
the more striking IS the Immediate benefit d
s~halienberger's Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

lord. Ltrer inrigorafor-z purely Vegetable CafAaf
ana Tonic-for Dyspepsia, Consul iatio-. Debit
Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks and al derang
ments Of Liver, stomach and Bowels. Ask 20
Druggist for ~ bcrors 81 fsit1fions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26
CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Complaints have been again received In
Washington Of thieying incursions overthe
Mexican border in which the marauders
succecded ia driving on many head Of cat
tie. IL i. also reported that several muir
dcrs have been committed by these Dies
peradoe>. The attention of Congress will
b. called to these outragcs. and the Gov
eminent viii doubtless adopt some meas
ure> 10 put an end to them.
The comparative cotton statement for
the week ending September Il. Is n fol-
lows:
Rales
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WEST.

Gen. Edwin :. Mccook Wa fatally shot
at Nankton. sept. IL. by T.. II. wintcrmut.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

Net receipts at all United states ports
during week lt.4s5
Same time last year .....-.- .-.-..-- -e,b2-
Total receipts 10 date since sept. l.. 23, 80
Total same date last year ....-.-.. A,s5
Exports for the week ... ...-....- SIS,
Exports for the same time last year o,tss
Total exports to date. .-.....--.... 90
stock al all United states ports ...... I,lut
stock for the same time lAst year ~, 1S
stock al ali interior towns less Augusta. $3.50
same time last year ...... ..-.-...... s,o2l
stock AZ Liverpool. ...-..----..- $500
same time last ye r. .... .........- sl3,,eO
stock American afoat for Great Britain. 400
same time last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

THE HoME ~Cmcuu-walking about
with a baby in the night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
PENINsULAR NEMs-

The Court House at Elston is undergoing re-
pairs.
Corn is commencing to spring up in some
parts of Caroline county.
A large crop Of waterinelons will be oroyvn tIis
year in WicOmieo county
The Easton Star is publishing a history OF The
Talbot County Court House. - 80
Chas II. Rider, near Princess Anne. has olreadv
TINS season, raised wheat over thrty-fiye inches
long.
The Town authorities of Easton think Of
purchasing new fire apparatus probably 4
BabcOck.
The jury in the case of John L. Scott tried at
Denton last week for bigamy rendered a verdict
of mot guilty"
The May Term OF the Circuit Court for Caroline
county VIII commence on Monday next Couri
will last about two weeks
A complimentary banquet was given to Jndge
spence, at the residence Of James U Dennis Fso
al frineess Anne, on Wednesday evening last
The PetitJury of The Somerset COUNTY Court
closed their lahore with grand dinner, ON Mon
day, at the Washington Hotel, Princess Anne.
The dwelling house of John Coleman in Rich
Neck, Kent county, was destroyed by fire on Sal,
nrday night week, by reason OF defective fue :
Inc family narrowly escaped with their lives
being asleep when the fire was discovered.
The Maryland Editors Excursion his YEA,
commences on the 18th Of June They ara n
proceed from Baltimore to Richmond, thence tc
i Huntington; thence TO Cincinnati; thence r.
Louisville; thence % Et. Louis thence to chi
cago and themes 10 Baltimore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
Desperate right.

Il Il
WHKELW1GGuE ANp BLAC KaaIITf FIGffRINd
EACH OTHER WITH THRIR Trade IMPLEMENTS. !,
On Friday afternoon, there WAS a desperate
light at Chapel, near Easton, Talbot county, Nd
between blacksmith, named Myers Booker and
boy seventeen years OF age named Edward N
Hardesty who works at the wheelwright busi-
ness. II appears that Booker and Hardesty rent
and work in shop together. On Friday after
noon Booker came in under the influence of
liquor, and ordered the boy Hardesty out OF the
shop. Hardesty said he had right TO stay there
ana should not 60. Booker then threw a stick
at him, aud picked up hammer aud threw that
at him also, swearing ho would kll him. liar
desty caught up carpenters adze he had been
using, aud struck Booker with the side OF IT,
Booker tried TO get another hammer but was pre-
vented by Hardesty following up his blows With
the side of the adZe Booker then proposed that
they should stop fighting. Hardesty said he was
willing 10 stop If Booker would behave himself
and stepped back and let the Adze rest on the
ground. AS soon as Hardesty put down the adze
Booker seized a sledgc-hammer, and raised it to
strike; but as he made the blow, Hardesty Tended
II with the adze, aud struck him with the edge of
the tool on the arm just below the shoulder
making cash about tour inches long. Booker
dropped the sledgc hammer aud endeavored to
get another hammer; Hardesty prevented him by
following up his blows with the adze Booker
then ran out OF the shop and made for the axe on
the woodpile, Hardesty following up with the
adze, and preventing him from getting it. Book
er went to hs house for his gun, swearing he
would kill him before snndown. He soon came
out of his house with his gun, but it was taken
from him. He was found 10 be badly cut in four
places on his arms and hip. Two OF the wounds
were serious Dr.. Keets was called IN aud dressed
the wounds of the unfortunate man. On Satur-
day, Hardesty went to Cordova, surrendered him
self TO Justice Robinson, and was held to bail.
The hght Is the most desperate one that has taken
place in that part of the county for many years
Booker is drinking man. and when intoxicated,
very quarrelsOme. Ghe people in the nelghbor-
hood do not blame Hardesty (who is reported as
very peaceahle boyl for defending him elf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
Loan Associations.

TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DELAWARE.
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the shareholders
OF delaware Loan Association was held, last even
ing, 1T the office of the Secretary, Geo G. Maris,
No. 302 Market street. From the report of the
Auditors which was submitted aud read, we ex.
tract the following:
Recsved for monthly dues, lst series, $l0,644
ID series. $5,267; premiums, 81, LOG 81; interest
25 received for loans returned, S7,4O0
amount of loans, I'd series, $l4,59O; paid Tor l29
shares lst series, withdrawn, $l4,659; State tax,
S302 IL; expenses, 1881 49, hnes IN excess of ex-
penses, $2l6,65 due the Association, $780, 7G bal
ance in the Treasury, S22S,7l; balance at COM
mencement OF the year, $l,9l; amount paid on
each share, lst SERIES $l2; present value $26 81;
I'd series, $l2; present value, Sl5,53 number oi
stockholders OF LIST series, 49, representing, Sl2
shares; I'd series, 5O, representing APO shares:
highest premium paid, 81 u per cent; lowest, lG5&
average, for this year. IS; tor ten years, ll15.
Statement for ten years: Whole amount of
dues, $l23,354; interest, $4S 2Sll6; premiums,
S2O,S53.ll; whole amount Of loans, less $l7,67i
returned Sl6o, o4O5O; State tax. $l6s360; expen-
ses, $l9oo,70; whole amount paid on each share,
LIST series, Sl2O; present value, $780, present
value OF all the lst series shares Sl53 679 l2 fines
IN excess OF expenses, for ten years, $l09,5l
lows:
President-Joshua Maris
Vice President-James Bradford
Secretary-Geo. G. Maris
Treasurer-Wm. 4. Westbrook
Directors-lsaac q. Saxton, Isaac Woodrow.
Humphrey Pyle, Washington Mason, Frederick
Beck, e. n. Crawford, Thomas JOhnson, Samuel
Marshall, VIM. Bowe
., Audltors-Joseph ROssiter, George s. Hagany,
Thos. j. Lawson.
WILMINGTON LOAN ASSOCIATION
At the S0th monthly meeting OF Wilmington Loan
Association, held, last evening, money sold as fol-
lows $1,000 at 25 per cent. premium. s1s0o at
Is, $l6OO at 2S]5, 5000 at 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

STATE DIRECToRs IN PENINsULAR R. Rs.-The
Board OF Public Works Of Maryland have made
the following appointments of Directors in be
half of the State, in the following railway corpo.
Iations.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
John Kearncy, of Cecil county.
Kent County Railroad-Abel j. Reese, Robert
Nicholson and VIM. S. Walker OF Kent county
Queen Anne's and Kent Railroad-Dr Wash
ington Finley, Vim. NICK Kenney and John r. EN-
ory, of Queen Anne county.
Maryland and Delaware Ralroad-P. Frank
Thomas, Col Edward Lloyd and VIM { Scatter.
fl eld, of Talbot county
Eastern Shore Railroad Gown. S. Parsons OF
Wicomico couwty, and DR.. VIM II. Gale and VIM.
ii. Roach, of Somerset connty.
Wicomico and Pocomoke RaToad-Humph.
rey Humphreys aud Glrrettson Gordy, of Wicom.
leo county, and Levin L. Derrickson, of Worces-
ter county.
Worcester Railroad-Dr. John T. Hammond
and Littleton X. Purnell, of Worcester county.
Dorchester and Delaware Rairoad-Edward
Goslin and Hon. James A. Stewart.
Worcester and Somerset Railroad-Jsbn p
Hargis, Of Worcester county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

THE CAR SHOPS AT OxFoRD.-The work o
excavation for the new car shops in this Borough
has been going on for several days The whole
amount OF earth to be removed is 3S49 square
yards some 400 of which has already heen carted
oh to form the embankmcnt of the railroad sid
ing.
The bills of material for the shops as made hy
Messrs. Seeley and Beerbrower, show that log, 500
feet of framing timber l5S, 535 feet of boards
l94, ,474 shingles 80, 420 bricks and 355 perches o
stone will be repaired to erect them No propo
sails for these materials have yet been received
The amount of collateral subscriptions to the
Car shop Loan now amounting to over $65, ,00O.-
OrfOyd Press
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

Osqrge Davis q resident OF Baltlnofo coun-
thor1tles OF Anne Anndel county. on fha
charge Of killing Robert Perry, coIored in
1865: NO trace OF the murderer was dlseoverad
nntli m recently, when circumstances pointed tn
DAVIS. Oh ~
MRS; Ellen Moran, aged %, vas fatally
burned yesterday, in Baltimore, BY the explo.
SION oi coal oil lamp while she was irving 10
kindle fTe. WOW Y,
The trial at TrentoD, n. J., of Rockafellsr,
charged with rObbing lle 'Post.olice A Sousr.
Vllle, resulted last nishl ia a verdict Of not
guilty. ss.1s r.a .
stfsf s-as4ar s.H5#tea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
The n. J. 4 Del. G. R.R.

MEETING OF TIE coRPoRAToRs ON MONDAY.
A meeting of the eorpoalors OF the New Jer.
sey d Delaware Central Railroad, was held at the
Clayton House, on Monday afternoon.
Mr. J. K. Lippincott OF Salem was called TO
the chair, and 5. IL. Robbins was made Secretary.
No business of importance came before tais
meeting further than discussing the future pros.
poets OF the enterprise. An adjournment was
made till next Monday when an election OF
officers will be held, and an engineer chosen.
The adjourned meeting will be held al the Clay
ton Honse -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

DKLNAR AHEAD.-A few days ago, Brahma
hen, belonging TO Capt. Carver, at Delmnr, on the
Delaware Railroad, laid large double egg, nearly
Capt. was attracted by the discolorcd appearance
Of one end OF the egg, and SO he broke II open,
When 10 his establishment he discovered that this
END contained a half grown chicken. perfectly
formed, while the other end contained an entirely
lfesn yelk. This Il curiosity ia she egg line
never before heard OF, and conse0uently 15slmor
arrays that hen against all the world
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
anoIIIRrlRal
kTrsus rHrs EvArtES.

Z 81 - aEzRTxG0s THIS EvANtbo. ~ ~ -
HePs Ledge, Noa2l, / Q o +, at Odd Fell
lows Haif, Sd and King SITS.
Morning Star Division, No 2. S OF T, at 5th
and Market Sta. ..f
Delaware Council, NO 2, o U A NJ, at Me
chanics' Hall, 2I9 Market st M -5.tltv a
Rodney. CosRciI, No -, q U a H. at T02
East 7th st. l,5s. \ ss1 as. So .eA
Diamond State Lodge, No 8, q r, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market SITS.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X Of p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X of p. at Ferris Is
CARROTS Building, 604 Market st,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
F1xANCIAE ANs COlrs1ERCrAL.
Business Notices.

Cheap Coat.-Stove $5.75, Nut $500 per 22AO
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. BROWN.
Everybody mrited to an inspection of the largest
and most complete assortment of the hest class
ready made clothing Tor gents, youths and boy.
in the State, at j. Wesley Canary's 406 Market
street. Give him a call. He is a fine young man
to deal with. Aprji a. W-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
ClTYITEMS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 80 MaIks
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at ths
store and that no charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines the same rice as they would
pay anywhere else but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF HOUSES LOTS BY NJ II. CHILD co.
Tomorrow. Thursday at 21S o'clock, P. M
M NJ Child Il Co, will sell at public sale thoss
eleven houses and forty-sx building lots, adyer.
tlsed by them, situated in the northwestern Dor.
tion OF the city, between Thirteenth and FIJI.
teenlh,on Delaware Avenue, DUPONT Scott Ford.
aud Llneoln streets. The houses are two atories
IN height, and built on lots, with fronts OF from
90 10 20 feet Nine Of them are of framS and two
OF brick. The lots are we'll situated and offer in
ducements to those desiring to build Eesidences as
Wen as 10 those desiring to speculate in real es
tate. The sale should be well attended. Z. W
Stidham q Son, auctioneeFs
REMAINDER THE SALES OF BUILDING LOTS.
By ogle i miller, tomorrow, MAY lst. 1872. a
~ O'Clock, +. NJ. TheSe lots are beautifully To-
Gated but short distance from the city line front
ing, as they do, on Sixth Seventh .Hawlev and
Webb streets. The neighborhood Is improving
rapidly, and those wishing homes shoald NOT faii
to attend this sale. In a very few years propertv
In this vicinity will double in value The citv Is
extending very fast ia that direction ana an on.
port1nty Is offered TO those with limited means fo
purchase for themselves a home clear Of city tax
SOUTH SIDE BUILDING LOTS
On Saturday, May 3D., at O'Clock, P. NJ, sixty-
one valuable South Side building lots. includI5g
the lot, l20 222I5 feet, on which is erected ths
fine msnsion and ont-buildings formcrly occun,ad
by b. T. Townsend, Esq, win be offered At Pub-
lac Sale The lots are situated on Townsend. But
tonWoOd, Locust and A Streets, and should com
Enand ready sale and good prices. Their advan
s9ges SaeSs n investments are unsurpassed. Ogle s.
SALE OF LOTS BY REYNOLDS co.
Messrs. Reynolds & Co., Real Estate AGENT.
Dc, sl5, Market street, will sell at Public Sale
On the premises on Saturday, Nay 10, 1879. yyith.
out reserve, thirty-three building lots lving an
either side Of Tenth street, between LineoIn ana
galop streets. ORle u Miller, auctionesrs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30
QRSZAckES 10 MARRLAeE.

Happy Relief For Young Men from the
effects Ot Errors ami Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impedments to Marriage removed.
New method of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes.
Ninth ST.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. an Institution having
high reputation for honorable couduct and pro-
feSsionRl skill. mar5D-dIaw kW3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

The MARKETS Butter, 6jA6O per pounds; eggs
l3a25c. per dozen; Irish potatoes lSa2ec per halt
peck; sweet do. 2Oa25c,; turnips, Sc. do; beets
l6c. do; apples, l5aS0c. do; lima beans, l2al5c
per quart; cabbage, 6Al4c. per head; salad, &c.
DO; horseradish l0al5c. per root; radshes l2al5c
per bunch; rhubarb, Soc do; spinach, 25c. pei
veal outlet, 2jc. do; slice1 ham, pc do; pork
steak, 10. do sausage, l5c. do: lard, 1Oc do
serapple, &c. do Delaware shad. 20l4O each Ches-
apeake shad, 9Oa50c. PAIR herring, l2al5 per doz
white perch, 25c. per bunch; yellow perch, 20c
do cat fish, l3c. per h.; haddocR, Sc do; hall
but, 25c. DO, rock, 13c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

MAN KILLED.-Last e:ening, as the Eve O'Clock
tram from Philadelphia, was coming to Chsster.
the locomotive struck man who was walking
amiong m lhe fFack, and killed him almost instantly.
nts arm was almost torn entirely of, and he was
otherwise cut and injured The name Of the nm
fortunate man we were unable to learn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-30

DIED SUDDENLY George W. Hayes resid-
ing on Poplar street, below Fourth, died sud-
denly, yesterday morning. lie had been suf-
feriDg from pnumonia, for the past week, but
his ailment was not considered serious, and
his death was almost without warning