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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Tho Dcfauiting Post Once superintend.
cnt Norton.

Tho Ocfa uttinS Post once Supeftntend-
cnt Norton.
Before Judge Benedict.
The case OF John w. Norton, formerly Deputy
Superin tendent OF the Money order Department
In the Post once, and who Is charged with having
embexzled the sum Of SilS,o9O from the funds Of
the department. came up yesterday on motion
60 quash made by Mr.. Wakeman, counsel for Nor.
ton. This motion is made on the ground that Mrs.
Norton had transferred the whole OF her property
to the government under the promise that the
criminal proceedings against her husband should
be discontinued. Afddayits were read to this
effect made By both Mr. and Mrs. Norton District
Attorney Bliss submitted afidavits in reply in
which he declares that no such agreement was
ever made with Mrs. Norton at the time she handed
her property over 20 the government
Ex.Judge Emmett, OF counsel for Norton, inter
posed some technical objections to the language OF
tne ndotmsnt one OF when was mat !, dd not
alleged to have heen stolen as clerk IN the Money
Order Department OF the Post ONCE Counsel next
argued that II Norton was to be tried, then Mrs
Norton should have her property returned 70 her.
Judge Benedict said he would IKE counsel to
produce any statute which would show that any
orhcer OF the government had authority given to
him to enter into any such compromise.
Counsel SAID ne did not know o. the existence s OF
ment upon his proposition.
Assistant District Attorney Purdy then argued In
opposition TO the objection interposed by the c0un
sci on the other side, and read several quotations
from the statutes.
Alter Iurtuet argument on putl elues JuuSe Ben
edict announced tnat he would reserve his decl-
sion.
The Lnnge Ha5eas Corpus Case.
In the case of Edward Lange, who was convicted,
a few weeks ago. OF converting mali bags to his
own use, Mr.. Arnoux, hls counsel, applied to
Justice Hunt, of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, for writ OF habeas corpus in his behalf.
Justice Hunt refused it. on the ground that the
application should nave been made to one Of the
judges OF the Circuit Court for the Southern dis
trict OF New York. Mr.. ArnouX then procured
from Judge woodruff order on the United states
District Attorney Bliss, requiring him TO show
cause why writ of habeas corpus should not be
issued in favor o. Langc. The order is returnable
at eleven A. NJ, to-day before judges woodruff,
Blatchford and Benedict.
"BliMky" Murphy Convicted.
John Murphy, alias 'sBlinky Murphy" was con-
victed yesterday, In the United States Circuit
Court, OF dealing IN counterfeit money. Judge
Benedict remanded him for sentence.
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SUPREME CCURT-cEAssEa;.
Ma ndamuses Against the County Au-
Gi.or.

HfahOamuScs Against the Sounsy Au-
Gisor.
Before Judge Brady.
Mandamus hunters seem to be letting up on the
Comptroller ana going Tor Mr.. Earle, the County
Auditor, for failure to pass upon their bills and
accompanying vouchers Two peremptory wrts
OF mandamus were yesterday granted by Judge
Brady against Mr.. Earle. One directing him to
audit the bill or Levey, Megs Co., Tor 5isg7 81.
Tor stationery furnished the Superior Court, and
the other embodying like Injunction In regard to
the bill OF Hamilton Biggam Tor 1888 So, for sup
Plies furnished the new Court House go Soth S OF
latter in 1869, had been audited by the Board OF
OF Supervisors.
Decisions.
By Judge Ingraham.
Morse VS.. Clifford ct al.-RepOrt confirmed and
order granted
In the Matter. &C., Bodenheimer. Report Of
Downcy VS.. crowley, &C.. Campbell vs. Camp
bells Kemer vs. Leonard ct al; Bechel rs. Green
ct al Metropolitan. savings Bank vs.. Schnepp ct
In the Matter &c. Peekskn Plough Works. &c. !;
The New Jersey Mutual Lille Insurance Company
vs.. ConKlin ct al. MARITIME va. Lowenstein ct al. ;
Park vs.. MusXrave.-MOtions denied
In the Matrer. &o Gallagher ct al.-Reargument
Birdsall VS.. Birdsal.-motion granted on repay
ment OF his interest ana costs.
Turner ct al VS. Brown.-Injunction granted
Shcppnard vs. Sheppard. d.-Referred TO referee.
&c.
BY Judge Daniels.
Livingstone vs.. White.-Urder settled.
In the Matter, DC, Mr.. Aaron.-Order directed
modifying order to the extent shown by the addi-
tions made on the margin OF the accompanying
copy order.
BY Judge Brady.
Taylor, &C., vs. Purcell ct al. In the Matter dc.
Tamadge.-Appcati0n granted.
RYAN vs. Connolly.-Order settled.
Barton Vs. Sherman.-0rder vacated, &c.
The People, &C., Biggan vs.. Eare.-Mandamus
allowed, &c.
The People, &c. Levy ct al. vs.. same.-I think
the relator entitled to the audit OF his vouchers In
accordance with the provisions OF the statutes
Lichtenstein w. acknowledgement
granted, &c.
VIM. J. DOW vs. Emma Dow.-Report OF refe-
rec confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted
In favor oil the defendant against plaintiff.
Benjamin r. Coriss vs.. Catherine COrliss.-Re-
port confirmed and judgment ofdtvorce granted.
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COURT Of cemmcN pLsAs-spsclAl TERM
Dccisfons.
nv .Iiitlga Toew.

Morris va. Hiler.--See memorandum.
Ella J. Porteus vs.. James q. P0rteus.-Judgment
OF divorce granted TO plaintiff
Blossom vs. Bradiey.-Moton TO punish judg-
ment debtor granted (See mem0randum.)
Bull w. Safcr.-Motion TO open default granted
on pay ment OF $40 costs.
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COUaT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Prisoner Sent to sing sing Prison FOR
Stealing ~ Truck Load OF Cloth,
Before Recorder Hackctt.
In this court, yesterday, James Lane pleaded
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allow now tnat the bills are fictitious, and would
feel justified in doing IL over again; was 30 years
In business in the city; many OF these bills were
before the Supervisors and some were presented
OF the Finance Department, and was pressing Tor
payment and knew Mr. Woodward as Clerk OF the
Supervisors.
TO Mr.. Peckham-Some OF these were old bills
and they were all made for 1859; don't think any
OF them were audited; the 33 per cent was added
at Watson'S suggestion
Mr.. Stoughton objected to the question. He was
their own witness, and he said no would do II
again.
Judge Daniels said he would not allow any ques-
ton as to any arrangement by which a new crime
would be committed.
Mr.. Peckham asked whether the witness thought
he would get tho 33 per cent. He replied he never
thought about II, but there was no arrangement
TESTIMONY or JOHN M'DEIDB DAVIDSON.
John Mcbride Davidson. safemaker &c. and
| warrant; he testified the bill was for tle,940; he
| presented 1t to Woodward; never verified IL or
presented II to the Commissioner OF Audit don't
Know ANYTHING about 1T; never heard OF their
meeting; the bill was honest for goods delivered; I;
he WAS PAID by 4 check from Woodward; he en-.
dorsed the warrant without looking at 1T.
looking At the face OF the warrant; / had no sus-
pcion; invariebly handed my bills to Wood ard
and got my money ! supposed when endorsing
the warrant that 1t was fof $40 had contracts
all the country, and was the lntroducer OF the
iron cars on the Central Railroad.
ANDREW >. GAHyEY ON THR STAND.
Andrew J. GGrvey testlGed-I did mastering
work Tor the county Court House, and furnished
materials; these ~ warrants were on bills from me
Tor work IN 1870 and ] received the money; the
warrants are endorsed by me the piis were made
up ny mo, with instructions from the city ofcials.
Mr. St0ugnton-Wait a moment, OarYcy-to add
on CO per cent. u.aughter)
Mr. Trematn- You mean only rs per cent had any
Witness--Yes sir; the bills were made out or
meulordndums from Woodward h lngersoll ana
! VITA instructions 70 add IS per cent: never go
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
The Woman. Peace nIeelins.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE UNITARIAN CHURCH, YEs1
DAY.

PROCEEDINGS AT THE UNITARIAN CHURCH, YEsTER-
DAY.
The woman Peace-Day Festival" appoint
ed by Julia Ward Howe, for the and Of June, al
over the civilized world, was observed here yes
terday, in very pleasant manner in the Unita-
rian Church. Rev. Fielder Israel acted infor-
mally as chairman, reading number OF sppro-
pirate selections from the Bible and Offering
prayer and Emma WOrrell served az Secretary
A magnificent voluntary and several beautifnl
hymns were sung. Letters were received from
Mrs, Howe, both private and general an ex-
ceent and graceful essay by Miss Il. A. Lam
born, aud a stirring appeal TO women in the in-
ests of Peace, by Elizabeth W. Smith, were read
by the Secretary.
George W. Stone read poem by Whittier and
afterwards made speech warmly ycommendatory
of the ideas expressed in the ESSAYS, and urging
women to the observance of their duties in this
and Kindred matters. Mr. Israe spoke quite at
length aud earnestly, aud was followed by re-
marks from several women, who in numbers
we're quite in the majority as was fitting at a
toomdHs festival 1t was proposed TO form a
permanent organization, compo sed of all those
present. and of as many Others as wish to JON,
under the direction and subject to the cali Of
Frances Garrett, Annie Pusey, and Elizab 18th
W smith
1t was altogether an interesting, delightful oc-
ca5l0n. aud may the women work 30 we'll that
on the next 2ud of June there shall not only be
!" Womans,' but Worlds Peace-DAy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

The Knight OF the Lone Star, W. A. Wilson,
having taken the largest number Of rings, 15
was entitled to the first prize; Killarney
made eleven rings, and took the second
prize Galens G. M. Taymon. and
Locust Grove Kennedy, making tie, getting
ten rings each rode off for the third prize, which
resulted in a victory for Galena.
The crowning ceremonies were dispensed with
on this occasion. The Amphion Cornet Band
of New Castle. furnished their sweetest music
for these gallant knights.
This party claim that they would have been
more successful, in numbers and display but for
some disagreement with the st. Georges Asso-
citation. They will ride to-day, at Newark, when
they expect large attendance of knights and
spectAtoTs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
ghila6sIptia SHftiuu SsIss,
BRRRmPTORY AAIR ~
Il Of the Fntire Ntocl Of 11N
Ar ENfanaIua 4 IvARu 0s-La A

DRRRNEPTORY SALE r.
Il Of tho Rntire NtecL Of 11N
An Extensive Livery Stable
Consisting Of Horses Clarence, Coaches. Lioht IA.
ri ges, kltighs Poles, aiBRle and Double Hasnass-
Robes Blankets Sheets, Bells, w ips Ac Tbh
wh1l to he sod without reserve, on accounl NJ Ky
oWn'r relll qul' ming business. O' 'ue
ON FRIDAY MORNING JUNE e'h, at 10 o,clocl
Fifteenth, rhiladelp phia including ~'''
20 head of Horses, of which full description will
be given ON mpTniDR OF BHls by catalogue "'n
CRYSTAL Clarence Coach, uat d une month
Circu'ar 81 ss-front Co Whes.
circular Rlass front Landauettea,
cl se.panel Coachee.
2six-seat Germantown Wagona
ext -naiC n.tOn BqTouche.
Falling-up p Wagons.
sNO-rOp Mag ms. .U.
one Man va. on.
Wagon
Four seat phetons
Four 8 At Ge' mantown Wagons
Trade Wag0n.
cts Car ,iRge HHrnesp
SETS istt Double Harnesa
Sets Single harness.
Light Poles
l Six-seas Sleigh,
Four seat SleiRhs.
Single SlnghH.
kobFF, Blankets, Whips, Sheets, Bells, Cutr,pO
Box, &c 'ut
sta le to rent.
IN attention Of Livery Men and parties I'm wan,
OF good SOCK Is call. 10 this sale as It Ia In nrs
class order, and will be hoid positively
BY order of JOSHUA EVANS
DOYLE q nICHoLs,
o-dltWlt Auctloneers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

NEWSPAPER AT DELAWARE CITY.-The establish
ment OF a newspaper at Delaware City Is pro-
posed we learn from gentleman from that
town. He says the paper will be started by
Philadelphlans-now or formerly connected
with he Eoening TeLegr ph thousand sub
scribers are expected from that city. The name
Of the new journal is vet TO be determined.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

No PERFoRMANcE.-There was not sufficient
audience present at the Opera House. last evening
to warrant performance by the Flyers Sisters
The money was returned to those who had pur-
chased tieketst the agent settled his bills, (with
discount, and the dl-gusted performers with
drew. The programme announced indicated o
very good performance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
Mr. cuRA PICNIC GROUNDS,

TIE WILMINGTON & WESTERN r. R. CO.,
will make arrangements with
SUNDAY SCHOOLS SOCIETIES AND PRIVATE
PARTIES,
for EXCURSIONS to the above grounds situated on
line Of its Road, ten miles from Wilmington. Apply
to W. II. Cos NELL, General Agent
Company's once, South Market Street.
my2O-eodat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

BOARDING HOUSE, AT REHnBoTH Cry Hon j.
+ COmegys, and Maulove Hayes, Esq OF Dow
er have contracted for the building of large
and commodious Boarding House at Rehoboth
City Ii is the Intention Of each to build nice
neat cottage adjoining the boarding house in
order that they may better eujoy and accommo-
date themselves and visitors during the season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

SUMMER BoARDING WANTED. 49, Nearly every
day the inquiry Is made for summer boarding
along the Wilmington and Western Railroad.
The beautiful and picturesque scenery, pure
air ard water, render attractions fully equal, If
ny superior, to any other locality, Why do not
some Of the enterprl7ing farmers along that
road prepare themselves TO accommodate few
boarders during the summer months. and let
the fact be known through the papers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

tB-IO gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers 20 down in divers places:
But at eur mouths OF streams aud bays,
NO pearls do Asian sWlmmers false
Like those in OtauLy's mouth tn i shine
Made by the oOZUDO.Nr ulylne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

-SgiU1n SpriH .s 4 has. Kyle, Proprietor This
pleasant ace OF resort has Decn itiy II ted up
Tor the reception of indlgdna VISITORS picnc.,, ard
social parties. Ample accom- lOdat0ns Tor dancing
have been made, ana ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &u,, viii ue SOLD to all VINO des them, No
in oxicatiDg liquors win be sold on ne ground He
will also conlinue his popular stald al Second aud
Market, where he above named luXuri NAV be
had during the season; Also at residence, sixth
and Orange, where he will be Ieased 10 see his
many friends and the public gem all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
gtnpnsaIs.


DROPOBALs 49,.
GOAL FOR BoAKD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
plerce no d W. Fourtn street, oy III Committee
on Fuel unTil June b'r, is at O'Clock, r NJ, teI
furnishing In The Gel ara OF the tinerent sehOols
CbO IONS OF vel scTetned Htovs and Egg Coal, w
he ion for Lehigh, Lo ust Mountain and ~ hullkil
Goal 10 be II IN sht d ny rtpt. lst. lsIs. ,..,.
he CnmmItIae reaarve tha right tO re- ect ell bids
~ tao hIgh WIN II. PlErCB,
- JAS. @ MORROW,
PATRICK HAssoN,
mysl-tieb Commlttee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENTS We shall soon be
ia the midst of the society entertainment sea
son. The dates so far fixed upon are Kappa
Gamma, June 18th at the Opera House Irving,
June 18Th, at the Opera House. The Amaran.
thine will take place in the dinlug hall OF the
Clayton House on next Monday week, the 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

81 Foun1 at Last "A remedy that not only re-
neVes, but cures LnaG enemy o. nanElhd, CO. stump
ton, as well as The NUMEROUS satellites which re-
Volve ar una It Ia The shape Of coughs colds on
chitis, sore Ioat, Influenza, &C. Inc remedy We
allnde tU s Dr. Nlstars Ba sam of lid Cherry pre-
pared by seIh FuWle d son, Boston
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

- NOIp for Spring.-The NlAter days are past,
though the cold uldsLs from the North wesL May MOI
nave ceased 70 DlUW, and our city LSllurs have u
ready made arrangements toT Sprung garments iUl
the people, Mr.. JOuh Ii. aunIhauseu, at ALB kim
suSetl especially, Has lald III UeauuIiul sIUCA =,
coaLngsi VehtlnAs CasslnSTGs&c. lOr opfIhR and Ii
ready " lecelYe Orders lTOm his usual Wel uresse
cus.omerA lie Ii alsU naylDg MIS- store paperuu ana
palntt 30 that ev y tni lUOks as DlgnL and tres
rs u new god dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
nnIs1.tieb
WHRaPOsALs

Sealed Proposals will be rerelved At the store OF
the su scIther No. 12l Market IT, until "Wednesday,
June 4th 1873, at O'Clock, Il. NJ, FOR Lot con
Gai one square OF ground, said lot 70 be within
The OlOwiug boundaries; x-,.. .....,...
West of jackson street End kast Of uni street
No bid y be received unless It be rom respun
The mmittee reserve the right 70 reject any or
all bida. M II. QUlNNi,
mvs 81 Chairman of Com on CITY hOspital.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

tH- For Los Of ppetite Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression VI Spirlts General Debilits in ht r
various TO IN, Ferro Pnospnated Exlr OF Csssaya
made ny aswel, Hazard a Co ew urk, ,snd 8, Ia
~ all druggists Is the best tonic as stimul4nt
tonic for patients recovering fTUm fever or other
sckn, 49, II mas no equal II taken dnrtng the sea-
sou 1t prevt lever and ague and other intermit-
tent ftylFa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

EXTRA TRAIN An extra freight train, with
passenger car attached WAS put upon the Della
ware X. R. yesterday, to run between this city
and Harrington, and to continue during the Der
ry and fruit season. The train leaves Whining
ton at A. NJ and Harrington on the return at
T. NJ, reaching Wilmington at SIS p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

THE UNION s. S. FESTIVAL The opening Of
the Union NJ E Sunday School Festival took
place last evening" and was we'll attended,
The City Hall is very handsomely aud tastefnly
to say nothing oil the ladies' are delicious
Every public entertainment given by this Sun
day School has been a SUCCESS, and the present
Judging from its commencement will be no ex-
eeption to the general rule. A brass band will
be stationed in the grove in the rear OF the hail,
which will discourse delightful music during the
whole week, with the exception Of Thursday
evening,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
8egister's 9ptirsa.


d RGISTER'S OFFICE
ID NEW CASTLE COUNTY. May II, 1873.
Upon the application Of William ID. PiGkels, Ad-
ministrator OF Mary A. Leonard, late O. wilmington
ity, in said County, deceased; 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the AdmlHlstrats T
aforesaid, give notice Of the granting OF Let
ters of Adm nistration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the dale OF granting there
OF, ny causing advertisements To be posted
within fcrtv days rom the date Of suGh letttrs, in
six Of the most public places OF the ''nuntY of New
Gstle requiring all persons having dt nands against
the estate to present the same, or abide by an Act
of Assembly In such made ami provided. And aao
cause the same u bs inserted within the same
period ia the ally COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub
lished In Wilmlns stOn and tU be continued therein
two weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once Of
H. g. the Register af0re said, at New CASTLE IN New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written. Is. GIBBS Register
NOIICE-All persons having claims against IN
Estate II the deceased must prescott tue same duiy
att sted TO the Administrator on or before May
1Tth, 1874. or abide the Act OF Assembly in suen
case made and provided. -.
Address, " wilmingtl n, Del Admir-.
my74.2w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

~ Elegant, sweet. Iight, ana wholesome bread,
rol 6, bisgulls corn Bread muI1ins, bugkWneat anu
other grddle eakts, AID s.Ty aAd cakea with boo
leys 1 cas- POWder. Sold Wy gTOGers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

PAISFUL AGCIDENT-On Saturday, while
crossing the street at Front and Shipley streets,
Willie Fisher, aged years, residing at the Sor-
rel Horse Hotel, was accidentally run over by
frightened horse attached to carriage His
arm was broken just below the shoulder, and lie
sustained severe bruises. Dr. West was called
in aud the boy is doing well,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
SPECIAL SALE
OF
FIRST-CLASS NEW FURNITURE,
At Osr Rooms. in second-stors on
Thursday, June 5th, 1873,

IHWl'Sd0y, juno 6th, 1873,
At 2 O'Clock, p! NJ,
Consisting ot parlor suits. pieces; imitation wal.
nut aud cOttage edruOm setf, latiun and walnut
b, ds eads bureaus, tube and stugls (enclusedl
was islands, la ge marble top side oaTd carpeI
aud terry lounges. mafb.e- op oval and Doquet Ia
blea dining tabes, teapoy taoles stuffed 10 tp ion
chair, tfire chairs, osk Cane, walnut tsn., dining
and parlor chairs, imil alton wHl0ut cane tbalis,
thtldren's cha RS, WinuHO chairs, every Co or; wal
nut and Imitation cane rockers, =, ttees. A large Ol
looking gasses lot OF ingram and rag carpels,
feather b, ds mat TRs ses. wAlnst xtensiOn tables
W b tnOt, wa nut Hrdrobe and may other gOOda
Also, very nae piano. Sale positive. JtSH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

CLAY SHEDs.-Hamilton Graham is erecting
Il. Il. in which to store his kaolin clay previous
to shipment The Diamond State Kaohn Co.,
have also erected additional sheds for the same
mn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

~ Do you know why Ely, Hunsberger Ey's
store, 1925 CHESTNUT is always crOWded-bec use
their purchasers always get their moneys worth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
HOcieIieH.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, |. o. o. F., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, $ of T., at Hail
9th and Market streets.
humanity Circle, b. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. OF p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hail, al Market street
American Star Lodge, No. l, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge No. II, l. o. G. T., at 5th
and Market streets
Delaware Encampment, No. /, l. o. o. F., ut
odd Fellows Hall Sd and King streets
Delaware Degree Council, No. |, o. U. A. NJ,
at Mechanics Hall 2l9 King street.
Lafayette Lodge, Nc IA, A. +, A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

- DOOisy's Yeast Powder is convenient, eco
nomical ahd always renable. No vast OF IUOd pre-
pared with 1t, as lS ls always OF the Dest quaJy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

NATTAEs' CRYSTAL Discovery restores gray hair.
NatAns CTystal DscOvery removes daudrud
Aaltaus CrJstal Discovery culUrs Whiskers
Nattans' crystal Discovery promotes the growth
of the hair
Nattans' CT stal Discovery cures dEeases OF tile
scalp
Natans' Crystal Discovery is sold by all druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

~ We are selling ladies' trimmed wrappers at g5
and 81 1v. SUPERB white suits s. worth ST.; Des
workmanship at Myers Sous, . anu 24l south
street, and ltS. huge avenue, Phia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

EB-The motto observed at Geo. ID. Wishams Re =
liable Sto, e, No. Z, N Eighth street, Phila is the
nimble sixpence Is better than the slow shiIlinR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE. "A new steamboat line
il to be established between Lewes and Phila-
delphia, The Lewes Light Gays it ''is expected
that tine first steamer OF the new line between
this port and Phia. will arrive here during this
week -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

81 The best 60 cent? one button kid gloves ii
Philadelphia is to be found at C.H AamrGk u Co. i
zb north Eighth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
sunday School Excursions.
CALYARN.

CALVARY.
Calvary P. E. Sunday School will make an ex-
cursion to Bridgeport, on Tuesday, July LIST, on
the steamer Ptl0, Boy. Bridgeport is a small
town in New Jersey, on creek which makes in
from the Delaware, and is a pleasant town to
visit. The streets are we'll shaded aud fine
picnic grove stands at the last end of the town.
See adyert. t.sement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03
AREIlnA 1aGEs.
E1UBLIC SALE
OF
CEMETERY LOTS.

Eotice Is hereby given that there will be a pubc
sale Of LOTS, in the beautiful aud tsrabe grounds
OF the 81. Georg, Cemetery CImpa " situat. d one
m lie west the town Oh lUE' DAY, JUNE 24h
at o'c ock, = M. The ground, c0mprisiDg about
four y actrs has recently been laid cut into Ota
Many of ten very suitable ior vault q Q high aud
rUl Ing and one Of III most drstabls bu Al D IN
In the { taie. BY order Of lha Board VI Dlrectura
je3-1td8tw j. r, BRLVILLR secy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-03

The original cent Yara Cigar revived by r. Z
Hays, Second ana French streets.