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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AN
HERALD MuITESTONE TELEGKAPu LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
v an b OLYMPIA @ Y9uag asgSw u oct via Mo-
Steamship North s Poa @ Foley Philadepha with ' mdse
steamship San ei Jacinso Hazard savannah Oct H.
81 81 London
80 days in ballast to order Is anchored at sandy Hook
san Kong * sNse
Bark Fro Francisco dtaD, Perogalo, Hamburg GO days
r1sS s s:1s, sasse sso, va Hampton
Bark IaaTs asn,s F Cameron sqgps IS days with
Brig Julia Haskell Torrey, Trinidad, % days, with
g 'G a Ab Gp % xef Wsdae 20 bbe saaua
days with sugar and molasses to order vessel TO Miller
schr har,s'sns Durham Hsvrs 81 days in ballast
syoke ship Thomas Dunham. hence for London.
seRr er Alice hsMe Pesrce, GREEN, s virginia. Virginia.
schr i Russeli, Russell, Virginia.
chT schr I Ee hsy sSna Urasmgr satls virginia vggn,s
schr Lizzie DE Hart, Low, Philadelphia for Boston.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Brig Katie tof 81 Croix, Robinson Port Jefferson for
schr sammy Ford Allen. Rockland NIB, for New York,
oeay wih To6s stGne % ,y ed Ere Co. or New y,
schr Richards Harvey, New Haven for George
schr Juletta Kenyon, Blackford, Hartford for New
York.
schr James Butler. New Haven for New York
Schr Lyndon, Shackford Eastport for New York.
schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich tor New York
BOUND EAST.
schr II Blackman, Arnold, Elizabcthport for Provi-
dencc
Schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Taima, Van Tassell, New York for New Haven.
! schr New Regulus, Ewart Ezabcthport for Provi-
dencc
schr John D Grfiths, Cook, New York for Bangor
Schr Agnes Chester Philadelphia for Pawtucket.
Fchr Transit, Racket Philadelphia Tor Providence.
Schr Fanny Fern Saunders. Hoboken for Newport
IN
Schr Gurney Quincy New York TOR New Haven
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP CRcAssrAN Cr), arrived at Liverpool 18th
inst In badly damaged condition, having been in col
lision with an unknown vessel
SrEAxgHfp GRO W CLYDE from Galveston for New York,
before reported at Key West with Capt Cole and three
others lost overheard, struck by sea about Pm
Cct6 and II the only that boarded her during
the whole gale, the steamer having been lying TO, and
on deck the time OF the disaster the ship was about
~ miles NV Of Torugas and the sea struck her on the
arboard bow Just nbatt the fore rigging ana came with
with steering and four compasses stove captains
purscrs and matcs room started hurricane
deck saloon bukhcad Injured all cabin furniture,
and let water into the hold also carried away portions
OF forward rail- broke hostiug engine washed on for
ward matches and damaged the cotton In the hold also
carried away oTetopmast and topsa yards and all the
other sails. The chronometer was saved somewhat
damaged and the only compass LEFT was the one os the
hurricane deck AFT fmmcdisely after the as disaster the
wind and sea began 10 subsde although the
continued e lay 20 during al the night q The sh The
Geo Clyde will not leave Key West until about friday
next or 1n the arrival OF Clyde, which leaves
New York at2 AN ofbc 18th The latter vessel took ont
Capt Th0s Curtis, who will take command OF .tne ds-
abled steamer and bring her 10 New York
SNIP BRLvIDERE, Burslcy which sailed from Cndiz Sept
20 for Boston, returned 70 the former port Oct II In
leAky coalition.
smp GopyS DnKAm Coward, from Pensacola Aug 10 for
Iye1pQ9h MAS AkRpa9ped ~ sea septW Iihe VU rsgy,
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reached the are or maturity, and that

YCnrstendom reached the age or maturity, and that
the eyl ol prostitution was not more deep ana
damnlng shame than the terrible mortality OF chill
dren. Is 1t true said Mrs. Corbn, that woman
alone OF all the animals is not able to produce
OF the use OF tobacco, stimulants, or OF
the evil OF conjugal intemperance. Woman
OF lady who visited vassar College some years
since, VINO was informed tnat man housekeeper
would prepare luncheon Tor her, as they mad tried
all kinds OF lady houseSeepers and they had iaiied
so man had TO be engaged. Mrs. Corbin after
ward informed the reporter that she was IN
error in regard to the other anecdote. Mrs.
Corbin spoke rather harshly OF bridget"
meaning by that the type OF Irish servant
girls, and advocated the system observed IN EUROPE
oil cooking meals at restaurants, ana also ADVISED
that household linen should be washed AT pubic
iaunorres, thus giving the wife and matron pet
ter opportunity TO raise healthy children ana ml-
lister to the wants OF her husband a.,
Mrs. TRACY CUTTER OF Ohio, read paper on the
address OF ten minutes was permitted to a Mrs.
Helen Socum. Mrs. Howe and Mrs. stanton also
made Of a false statement made by anothsr lazy
| on a medical subject by DR.. Mary Putnam JacobL
Mrs. A. A. ALLEN Preceptress OF Alfred onver n,n1s
for both sexes), explained the working OF that IN
sttution in which 45o yonng men and young gris
were being educated Tobacco was not chewea yea
at this place, and she said 1t was
six miles from glass Of beer. Iangn. laugh
were we're read a BY Mrs. Isabella Beecner Hooker Rev
Phoebe Hanaford, on "Woman in the Cnurcn; py
Pheoe Cousins lady lawyer rom ~ 81: Ron,s; ~
Womans Dress - by Mrs. Abby G. Woolson, OF Con-
cord N. H., a most charming and beautiful paper:
worthy or the best days OF Charles Lamb, and
others. The association then adjourned to meet
this morning at ten O'Clock, precisely.
Dr. Mary Putnam Jacob, the first lady doctor adj
mitted TO practice in Paris. VIII read papers this
morning on medical Education for Woman and
in the afternoon Professor Maria Mitchell, daugn.
ter of the great astronomer, will read paper ON
'Hgher Education for woman" Mrs. stanton
will also read an interesting paper on "The Co.
Education OF the Sexes" Gentlemen will be ad-
mitted TO the proceedings and no admission will
ne
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were drawn that bank and paid into theoher banks
10 equaze the whole deposits II that
the 9Th sepemoer the deposit, at the Mechanics and
and II was known that day. or. two previous
about $4,000 had been paid into the Commercial
Bank and II being about the time OF the panic when
hanks anxious to have large balance as pos
sble a complaint was made by the Farmers aud Me-
chanics Bank that they had not their ull share Of the
deposits This caused the drawing of the transfer checks
for the s7s0o above alluded To- as Mr. kalnes wished 10
equalize the balances As soon Deputy Comptroller
Gaiiien became satisfied from the figures furnished by
the banks that SHhWD was not the proper
and justified his refusal TO sign the checks Comp
troler Hopkins went into Mr. Ralnes office and ac-
guaned him with that fact and then the balances in
Phelps books and in the banks books were COM
pared and the fraud discovered Phelps had charged me
means was enabled 10 cover his fraud and make his
trial balances come right On Friday, the Sd OF
October, Phelps left his office and did not again return
as, Doubtless matters becoming unpeasanty warm.
Even Mr.. Gallien had discovered that something
wrong Phelps good character staved inquiry on;
for Mr. Galien showing Mr.. kanes copy OF mis- ng
ures the Treasurer was SO impressed with the unni,
or neglected TO inyestgac the books AT present seems
II the Sta ate will lose the whole amount the banks
not liable Mr. George Seeley the bookkeeper, has
been suspended from the duties OF his ofhce for the
mr.
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SAILED.

Steamships Bremen tGeD, Bremen; Wisconsin Br),
Liverpool java (Br), do; Pennsylvania (Br), Glasgow
oberon CBr, LiverpooI John Bunyan, bordeaux; Cold
Nor) Liverpool Terecna qtaD Cork or Falmouth John
Pearson, Alexandria, Y; John Hall (Br) Queens.
Empress Bp, London; Domenico ItaD, Gibraltar
schamyl Philadelphia brgs Torrid Zone Br) Port au
Prince Lophema (Br, Beyrout; Lola Gp), Seville; Jas
Frazer HALIFAX; Uncas !Nor, Queenstown; = Goyc,
Cooinbs, Charleston, Isabella. Wilmington. NC.
Wind ut sunset SW light
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sfeamer. sails lDestinatson oacs.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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Do you KNOW ITs

WINCHESTER'S HyPOPHoSPHITE OF LIME AND
SODA tested for Is with unparalleled success we
guarantee TO be the most perfect Vitaiing Tonic ana
nygoraor eyer discovered an oure ro ,or
General Debility Nervousness Nervous IIos
rAton OF the Vital Forces and Powers ana Wcaknc1 OF
every description II will stimulate the appctr esQro
the strength promote rcres shng sleep ana chfcn puly
and rcplcnish the Blood.
As Tonic Invnds recovering from rcvcTs OF otncr
Illness WiNCHESrER'S HYPurhoSrnaIIiE ~ w un-
equaled speedily restoring the vital strength ana Ner-
Energy and Fastening perfect or
Prices 81 and ~ per bottle ~ WlronnoAHh We
Chemists &c ohm street. New for
DARAIysIs AND DISEASED RTDNEys-M0sr
/ wonderful known For vcnrs mrs Il mhorng- M
Kidneys and was Tor more than two years unable to
VIII hcno paraIyzed, though treated by the most
nen NJ and visiting the noted springs OF Amer
ce and Europe chief Justice Chase hearing Of her suf
or,ngs n, VIM known husband eminent lawyer.
nd yscd her 70 drink the BETHESDA MINERAL sPRiNa
wAR which she did, and has been perfectly restored
,hont n year Pamphlet by A. H. HEATH, NJ. d., a.
depot and reception ro9ns 200 Broadway Ncw YpSk '
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NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises. s.......... II Gov. Island. .....eve OF
sun sets .......... 10 Sandy Hook. ...eve II
Moon rises. morn ! 10 He'll Gate. ....eve 8 AZ
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GORED TO DEATH BY A BULL

BOSTON, Oct. Is, 1878.
George Fairbanks of Foxborough, aged eighty
years. was gored to death in a field at that town
We sterday by o furious bull
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from is A. NJ TO- Pm.
ON sunday from to 3 r. NJ.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent States-Legai everywhere; desc erton &c.
sufficient cause publicity required; charge unri
divorce granted; advice free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
l9a Broadway.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
sra.s I.sna

Dn. Jump and shaksspeAss have dissolved
Partnership. ~
CAhoon & Son have recently erected in DoTeg
scauiAge factory. SO By So feat
Seventy crates OF strawberries passed up tbs
Delaware Railroad TUESDAY, from Norfolk.
A stylish wedding is announced for Odessa,
soon The bridal party win not make their tour
over the new road. rs
Rev. Geo. A, PhpbuH, OF Smyrna. has been
invited By the Faculty OF Delaware College, tc
deliver the commenceuient Grafton OF that insti-
tation on the 18Th OF June. He has Accepted.
A constable vas on The down train on Saturday
last with prisoner In charge. but while running
at full speed between FELTON, and Harrington, he
jumped on. He was Topped over against the
railroad bank several times, but before the train
could be stopped be was making good time
across the fields He had robbed the depot 81
Harrington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
societies
arKETINaa rHa EvEaINa.

Fairfax Lodge, No, 8, l. o. o. f., at odd Fell
lows Hall Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, l. o. o. T., st ODD
Fellows' Hall. Sd and King streets,
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. O. 4 H., at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council. No. 4, o. o. A. NJ, st
Meehanics' Hall, 2l9 KinS street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5tI Market street.
Lady Jeffevson Home Communion, 81 Hall 5Oi
Market street
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4o4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 2. K. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias HAll. 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. OF A., At Good
Fellows Hall. Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
MERELY mEHTIonEp.

The lflacz are out.
-Nors lot sales so-norrow.
The sppls orchards are in bison.
Have yOa sesa AOsgzns cEsEzns:
The shad season hAs passed fia hight
$50 win get vsry nice set of teeth At vanDev-
snter'A
me Friends are scattering to their homes from
Yearly Meeting.
Those who deal with Dswolt, the elOthier, get
the worth OF their money.
If the machine you have does not please you.
uy the Lagat Running Domestic.
The facilities for doing mercantile job printing
at the CoHHKRcIAL JOB ofnee are unsurpassed
More ladies are using the SINGER 4 NJ, than asy
other. TIE headquarters are at SIS Market street
The O'Clock train from Philadelphia, yesterday,
nan 20 Wilmington In one hour and three minutes.
Back beer. tomorrow and Monday. win freely
now ameng al the customers Of Hartman Feb
renbach.
-Thoss people who me vel maae gsEmsn,s gen
orally leave their oFders with Bsyne, the fsshicna
BILE tailor.
AN perssns contemplating visiting Europe.
should call on s 2. Betts and get the magazine, en-
titled "Trip to Europe" free OF charge.
-Twenty-one styles of Misses Caters, at Bah
cock Bros, zoe and SOS Market street
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button Caters.
q Dfos - IVA SA-Ses N~AA 1-N 7OS sASANs
An the styles and grades Of low cut Walking
zhocs, at Babcoek Bro.1s 8, 9oS andi0S Market 81.
-The Princess Ruzenie waking shoe double sole
FOR ladies', at BabcoeK Bro 3, Sos and as Market
street.
-Tne Excelsior and Evsns' American GaiteT, to
he had only II Bsbcoek Bro. a0s aAd 2os Market
street.
-Thirty-eight (ss) styles Ladies' CATERS from
si.25 TO si0o at Babeock Bros, 2o6 and s0s Mar.
ket street.
-Fifty-three es) styles of gents gaiterr. from
slI5 20 e1OOo. At Babcock Bros, 2OS and SIS Mar
ket streek
New Hamburg Edgngs, 1aK, Is, 50 to 81, a
Owen Kyans' cheap store, at 12S n. sth s1e!t Phil
adelphiA-
An endless variety of Childrens and Infant
Shoes, all styles and colors, at babcOck Bros ~
ana f0s Market street
The new style Portland gaiter, designed fo
gents whs wear wide bottom pants, at Bsbcock
Bros, sOs and 90s Market street.
Owen Evans sells Pearl Buttons at 9, .. l9k sc
TO 81 90 per dozen. New and neat trimming edges
At l9s n. Eighth steet, Philadelphia
--latest thins out is the mixed colored shoes 70
children, al the rage in New York city, TO be had
babcock 1 Bros, 2o6 and sos Market street.
An our goods are warranted and are twenty pc
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you call an
examine: no tFeuble TO shoT goods at Babeock
Bros, 9o6 and 2O5 Market street.
Wilmington Dlspensary, 51s Orange Street, ope
daily, IRON Z, 70 Q. r. n.
Hayes manufactures fine cigars only arrange
ments have been made 70 import my own tObsccS
Dealers and consuIBtrs CEN rely On obtaining goo
Srticle at fair prices al Second and French street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

SALE OF LoTs.-Mr Heads sale of lots to-
morrow should not be forgotten. They are thirty
four in number, and ehgibly located, and are
likely to be bought at . bargain. They are
on Maryland Avenue mainly. but some are on
Anchorage street-al in a rapidly growing por-
ton Of the city, and convenient to important
industrial establishments. Here is an Opportun.
ity for men OF small means. The sale takes
place on the premises, at 31z p. VI. The terms
are quite Asy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
New Advertisements. Thi. Day.

HaYuware-Tuman shaw
City Ifems-Vaious parties
Funeral Notices
Grand Opera House-Naggie Mitchell
Camphof-E MeInall, Jr
Awnings-Wm schesble. PhTs
Clayton House Shoe Seore| X Evans
WGnfed-A Partner WITH capital
Back Beer-Hartxnan 4 FehrenbAch
Public Sale Of Household Goods
UncleTum at the Opera House.
An Ordinance for widening FootWalkG
An Ordinance authorizing the issue of Bonds
Change Of Hours-Penna r r Ttme-Tabls
Wood Carpets. &c.-J W BozghtoR, Philsd'A
For sale-1t0 bushes Of Eood ashes
Wanfed-FiFst-claas restaurant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
EY-In spite Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly eRameld and thin,
They vii ever break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
II the sOZODoNT's daily brushed II

UEou for Sprin9.-The WiHter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest nay not
have ceased 70 blow, and our city tsiors have a..
ready made Arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr.. john II. Nuhlhausen, al ais King
street especially, has laid in beautiful STOCK Of
cosrngA Testinss cassimeres &c, for Spring and Il
ready 70 receive orders frOm his usual well dressed
cuBtOmerA He IL also having his store papered and
painted 80 that everything looks blight and freah
ss new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Real Estate.
xn. BnIou4's SALE or Ions. yysr,pn.v.

Nh. BRIGHI's BALE OF Lors, YESTERDAY.
VIM. Bright, as agent, sold, yesterday, the
following lots. They are only one-half Of
large number located in Webb, Hawley and Rod
man streets between End and Sd. which were TO
have been cold, but which WAS prevented by the
necessity OF reselling nearly all those above they
having been purchased by party who was rep
resented as irresponsible. L W. stidhAm i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

TIE NEw CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DovEB.-The
new Catholic church at Dover, one of the finest
church buildings in the State, was dedicated on
Wednesday morning last. Its dimensions are
40 by 80 feet and 60 feet from floor to comb Of
the roof !; built Of brick with 22 inch walls. All
the material is OF good quality and the workman
ship Of the best. The spire is 175 feet high. 1t
will have 1000 bound bell Of regular bell metal
made in Troy, n. Y. The building is fine spec
linen Of church architecture and will spproxi-
mate in coat z25 010
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

ST. PETER eORPHAS SCHOOL -Workmen are
now busy tearing down the old Orphan School
buildiug at the y. W corner OF Sixth and Vests
streets, belonging to st. Peters Catholic church,
numbered with the past. ln place OF 1t s hand
some and eomnodious brick edihce is to be
erected more in accordance with modern archi-
lecture and modern improvements. The new
building will front 80 feet On West street, by 81
feet on SIXTH aud will be three stories high
The increase of applications to this truly bened
ceut institution, has rendered the change now
in urorre-s ueea -z2Fy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

EWSyluan SprfnJs-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place Of resort has been neatly nted up
for the reception Of individual visitors picnie and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &C., will be sold TO all who desi them, Nc
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
viii also continue his populsr stand at second aud
Market where the above named Injuries may be
had during the season also at his residence. Sixth
and Orange, where he viii be pleased " see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

H-Chapped BaHds face, rough Ikin, pimplee
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous anec-
uons cured, and the skin made soft and smooth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz-
ard 4 Co., New YORK. Be certain 70 get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common TAR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

The SMYRNA & DEL. BAY RAILROAD "A meet
ing of the Directors Of the smyrna 4 Delaware
Bay Railroad Co. was held in smyrna on Satur-
day last, when the vacancies in the board we're
hlled by the election Of Messrs. Sneden. Bentley
and Bingham. The board is nsw constituted as
follows G. W. Bentley and John z. Bingham,
of New York, VIM. S. Sneden, of Long Branch.
]. c. Stockly, II. c. Douglass John H. Hoffecker
and Henry n Wickerzham. Mr. Hofecker hav-
ing resigned the Presidency, MIR. Bingham was
elected to the vacancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

Two TRAISs.-Beginning on Monday next, two
trains per day will be run each way over the
Nd. & Del r. r This will obviAte the un-
pleasant delay ae Clayton, and By connection
with the early train on the Delaware R. r. en-
able persons along the line Of the Nd. & Del. to
reach New York 10 . single day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

To RksroSz the color OF your hair, prevent its
falling. or remove danaFuG, we Tecommend the use
of Nsttsns Crystal Discovery ss entirely harmless
and failing IN It's results. Get your druggist
10 order IT, Tue wholesale trade Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia and HeN YORK have n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

STREET FIGHT.-A resident in the neighbor-
hood complains 10 us, by letter, Of noisy street
fight which continued about one hour at Fourth
aud Monroe streets, last night. 1t was . shame
full affair. He says that no policemen were in
aipht
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Police Court.

Thomas Murray. for disorderly coudust and
breaking up the furniture of Elena LopsT, was
required to pay the costs. and was bound over IN
S21O for his future good behavior.
Elwood Hill and -McDonough were fined
5Oc each for dIukenness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Kzmrsaz Hsus.
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FuF P2fa&siRAis--Lzs aAz. aAe a1a. 1aHa q d.
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6Sa, and 6se, Pm
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~ Ralfs@sss-1RsA. Ges saa 1aea q n i.ss and
AS p "A
~ rs DaizanFs n R--Ixso, and toto = m
an p. n No 6undsy trains.
F~ Aas ossfls-lass. Iaie :. N. sna IS, as
~ oOassasals-s-sa, A. M-Ana and 81. 4. Ths
nrsttEO Fua through % Reading.
~ ,. : ?. q R-SNsEkss 81, Dsfobl T.oo
l0ea = N. and 6.se D. m
ERkVE PHILADELPHIA FaR Wu.ETEafoE
iz.eo Sso, and las = N. 1Aib Rsa, ssa. &eo.
h1b.S.0o. 9.ib and G-so p n Sundays 500 m and
BIS p. N and IL 30 p. N
TAAKss ARRIVE Al WILMINGTON,
Fez DslasaEs n H-aee Qrom New Ca 80
ie.15 4 m Auns 1ese. fThe laftef E reiGkf VIE
passenger car aftacnedl
FFom y. 4 r Rails and lie, 3 n and s-lt
,, n The sis q n. only runs nom CoAteaytlie
Ffvz fAfiadslpkfs-12.92. 1ea. ass a IN 1875
LIS, s.4s, AS, son, e.25. $50 1875. Sunday 1aA2
1.53 and a10 g. N, and 1Q.s5 D. m
PFez Y. 4 =. R. R-(AarEet ST. Depot 7.bs 9
N, l. 00And 500 P N.
sw-s See time tables for further particulagz
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
Easf MA zeaaa.

n OsT-Bro Ok not. fAesFirs sepAcsiss n the VII
mington savings Eahd sselst4 hishoilk h.. -, =.
OF nisaid Application + noe MADE Al me oiA'e u
said society, for a neW beok. - -.
Iayia 10 WI q. PKNN1PACh ah, trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

ES-Doolsys Yeast Yowder is convenient, eco
nomical and always reliable No waste Of food pre-
pared with it, ft is always OF the Dest quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

RB Iks RIysa and sweetest Cod-LiTer OIL is Hsz-
ard Caswen's. made on the .. shore, from fresh,
selected nEerz, By Casweu Hazard d Co. New YORK.
II is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
taken II prefer II 70 al others Physicians nave
decided il superior 70 any Of the other oils In mar
EeL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16

The annual election for three members Of the
Board Of Trustees, Of the Union N. E. church
will be held this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-16
gp1raiss.

DoARDTNG-FOr GsniAemen, At
ID my5-im les =. 80 s.Lsee
nOARDING-Sone verT piesssnt front rooms 70
rent. vith board, 81 the we'll kn0Sn house RoS-
merry kept By Mrss ketne -. ---,,,,,.,,
maf2T.tf ND s - hAFthAr slhsz
DOARDING-FaT genilemen, a. .--.,.-,z,,
II apfR4-u s14 KING sfhkkI.
cyIrNNKR BOARDING AT TRoffT BROOK 5
- or 10 bosEders can be accommodated AZ IT1t
brook Farm; high aud pleasant situation, Nitnln "
few minutes drive Of keuueu sq1aie stahon' D. -
r. Address ALEXANDER BLAZE
'., rr Kennett sqnsre I. o.
Aorasim - iii Chester County, Pa
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i aprssn 80 DELAWARE AyEEgE.
IOoEAH Eoapo May. N. ).
This First-C Class Family Hoase will be Open
fer the Reception Of Guests,
On Thursday, juno Goth,
It's location in proximity to the beach, the hlel
character of It's patrons the constant Efforts OF ths
proprietor 70 render IL home like 10 every respect
he excellence Of Its tables, combine 70 make u ohs
Of .
THR Hosf PoFuLAR FAMILY Horsls Az CAPS HAT'
Apply to- H W. SAWYER, Proprietor,
| myTfosepi At the Clayton House.