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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19

The money TO pay all these gifts in Jull Is
now on deposi In the Farmers & Drovers'
Bank, ofLouisville, and set aside for that
purpose, and can only be used for that pur-
pose, as will be seen by the following certi-
ficate Of the cashier:
OFFICE OF EARMERs AND DRoYERs BANK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-19

HAkRIA0E,
reflect that q sound mind and BABY are q
most necessary requisites 10 promote co :.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without the.
the Journey through life Decomcg wiIy
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darEsu4 e
Tue view; the mind becomes ShadOwsd w.
despair and filed with the melaDchol 70.
Election that the happi ness OF smother i,
comes blighted with our own.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
AIeHnI Comp d'Etnt.

DOUBLE PROSECUTION, AND SUDDEN TERMINATION
OF IHE CASE by THE IMPRISONMENT OF ONE OF
THE PARTIES.
Before Esquire Frazer, yesterday, there ap-
peared ven Tomlinson, who. under oath, pre-.
ftIred a charge Of assault against Thos. A Lay
man. The alteration took place at or in the
vicinity OF Hares Corner and Tomlinson's Is per-
sln gave evidence of bloody encounter. One
huger was entirely severed from the hand.
deep wound was elsewhere inflicted on the hand,
ami other ringers bore marks OF mutilatiOn.
1Omlln-on alleged that Llyman had assaulted
hnn with an axe, with which instrument LIE sta
tod the wounds had bsen made.
But while this proceeding was being placed in
legal train for further action, similar pIoceei-
ilss had been begun before a Justice OF the
Peace at Nav Castle LIyman had preferred
charges against Tomnson for an assault with
bar Of iron, and justice being more hset OF
foot. in this instance, at least. at New Castle
than Wilmington, Constable was dispatched
with warrant for Tom inson's arrest Lay
mars arrest had also been authorized by a writ
fOm E-quire Frazier, but before the latter could
bs served TomlInson was brought into the
presence Of the Now Castle Squire, who at once
gave a nearing to the case and committed Tom
linron to jail IN default OF bail
THIS OF course stopped further proceedings.
TomdnsOn cnu Eot prosecute the case further
from his cell in the jail but now bemoans the
tariness OF legal process in Wilmington, on his
prison pallet nursing, at the same time, his
wounded hand Had ue been a little quicker,
the scales OF justice might have gone down on
the other side, and Layman might have been the
occupant OF his cell But such are the uncsr-
taluiies OF the law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Always examine an old plug hat before you
kickit.
,orong.
"A Kangaroo is a curious clap,-8hen it's
wide awake ite leaping.
Burglars are busy In Maine and tho watch
has been doubled to prevent them from break
ing into the Alfred jail.
"A Missouri teacher opened school with an
abridged dictionary hymn book. aud q volume
Of Robinson Crusoe.
WHAT'S the use Of trying to be honest p
asked a young man. the other day, OF friend
ION you ought to try IL once to see" was the
reply.
"A New Hampshire paper speaks OF the
Idiots who are climbing the White Mountains
to get view OF the cows pasturing in the mea-
dows below"
A murderer at Meridian, Miss. asked to be
hung on the Fourth Of July and the judge k I'd
" clnrslted, as it would help Yong with the
celebration.
referring to Nast's lecturing tour ne 1T vim
ter the Chcago Post remarks "Unless he goes
rack upon his previous efforts there is no doubt
that he will be able to draw we'll"
Since the clergy have held prayers for the
beDeht Of the press, the Chicago Times suggests
that editors unite in snpplcatiOn for the diffu-
sion of intelligence among the clergy,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Rni'rond All lis.

FOUR EXTRA THRoUGH TRAINS ON THE p. W. " R.
HR TODAY.
Still greater accommodation for tue travelling
public has been made by the Philadelphia, Will
mington 4 Baltimore II. Il. Company, by the ad-
dition of four new through trains; two each way
between New York and Washington An in
creased rate Of speed ID made, aud but two
stoppages between Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
ten minutes at Wilmington and the same length
Of time at Peryville
The time on the schedule for these trains. is
as follows: Leave Philad, phia, bound South.
at IL l5. A. NJ. and 20 Z. NJ Wilmington at
12 55 and Z % L. NJ. Bound North leave Bilti-
more at 0 10. A. NJ, and 2 30 p. NJ Wilmington,
at II 40 A. M. and 90 p, NJ. Az this rate the
distance, ninety miles, is made in tw hours and
thirty minutes, includi, 6 twenty minutes for
stopT ages. Iney were put into service to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
PhIIndelphIa ropIc..

The Bulletin still aasails the new Public
Buildings.
The 9Th Marylanders went through to Cape
May last night
-To-morrow, the eighth free excursion goes
out to the Park.
The Pennsylvania ought to have reached
Queenstown, yesterday.
The RydH HIH OF the Il ID Star line, sailed
for Antwerp, yesterday.
-Groomes sh lvel factory at Frankford was
burned $1,000 worth yesterday.
The N. J. Southern begins the running OF a
Sunday train to Long Branch on Sunday next.
-1he work OF Transferring the Navy Yard
from its present site to League Island progress
es.
The Star in a it of emotional insanity, sug
gests that all the bands learn to play " Molly
Darling for the Centennial.
-CaterpIllars have superseded the measuring
worms, and myriads of the - varmints are vi
the trees and railings of Franklin Square.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Pnssed througIl.
THE 5rH MARYLAND REGIMENT Ton CAPE MAY.

THE 5rH MARYLAND REGIMENT FoR CAPE MAY.
The Fifth Regiment OF Maryland Militia under
command of Ool. ]. Stricken Jenkins. OF BAlti-
more. passed through this city, last evening. on
Especial train for Philadelphia. They 60 to Cape
May aud will encamp there for ten days for the
benefit OF business generally, at the Island, as
we'll as their own pleasure.
The regiment contaius large number Of those
who wore the gray uniform, aud faced North
ward. during tue 1S6l-65 war All these how
ever, are now thoroughly reconstructed, aud ex-
press a Willingness to permit Yankees to have
the same rights as other people.
Cape May will warmly welcome the Mary
landers-the young ladies haYing made extern
sive preparations in advance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
New Castle,


tSIocal Correspondence II the Comperciall
NJ. K. CHURCH TRUsrEEs-A NEW BoARD-AccI-
DENT 10 blythe PER CRIB.
New CASTLE. July 2ith.
Our NJ church is now working under new
administration. full board OF Trustees we're
elected, last evening, as follows: Richard Jack
son, William Shaw, William Banks, Israel Fols.
Charles v. Yollum, Edward Challenger, James
vanarsdsle. Amos L. Davidson and John s..
King.
A little son Of Mr.. John Comegys met with a
very painful accident yesterday. He was walking
along the treste work, when he stumbled and
fell through esultiDg in painful though not ser.
ious injury. DIR. Black is in attendance, and the
bOv - doing as we'll as csuld be expected
Tat GU - vpl hat c seems to be as " con-
trary Dicks hat band Everybody knows how
contrary that was. 1t stubbornly resisted the
combined efforts OF six steam tugs to remove
it yesterday More force will be had. as IL is the
determined intention to bring that crib into SUBJ
iugstion. ].
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Caps Nay Notes.
Correspondence Il tbs Commercial
(lApE MAY July %

Correspondence II tbs COMMERCIAL
GAZE MAY, July %.
With few houses excepted, the Island may
now be called full, and upon the arrival OF the
Fifth Marylanders, on Thursday, there will, OF
course, be great accession to the crowd. Where
al arc to be put, cannot tell.
We have amusements OF all kinds going on
ire works, base ball. mlok jury-trias, sack
al wheebarro y races, aud "hops," every night
We had a delightful Hap at the 0cean
House, last evening. which vas chi eyed by a
number OF onr Wilmington bank aud bellies
Several from the Stockton anl Congress Hall
tll mo that they coaaIlered 1t the most eujoya-
bio Of the season.
The bathing. for tho last few days, has not
been 80 good, iu con+eq lencs OF there being low
tide at tho bathing hour, but the water il very
warm To-day there were about three THOUSAND
persons enjoying the surf-a grand sight.
The steamer ronsides, running in conuec-
ton with the Baltimore lima, seems to be very
plpnlar, this s,ISOl. SIe brought do gn. to-day.
ab1nt three hunirsd passengers mostly from
Btlfm )re. Sne appears to be good sea-8orthy
boat, and qnite fast. Coli.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
deaths.

ARMSTRoSG.-Oa tbs .3d lust James Armatrong
aged p Aedis,
Funera fr m his loteTesid nee. Christian Hun
dred, on Sau ~ afternoon AZ "a U'cllcK, TO pro
coed 10 81. James Church.
RUIH-In this city, nn the ga inst Edward
ChattJn, son of JUnn p, aud hllza l. Ruth, aged
yeATs months aud Is days.
The relatives and IrieLds VI the family are re-
spsct ully INV te TO attend the funeral. frJu tie
residence OF paren s, 6l2 Washington Street, On
Friuag the sbtn inst, at w O'Clock, p, NJ without
fur.h, notice. Service at O'CLOCK.
VI LIMA ANN.-0n the s2l Inst hoss Gilman
Funeral rom The Clayt II House, On Thursday
att rnoCn at O'clock 10 proce TO the Old swedts
CimeteTy. he friends OF The Ia nii are Invited "
attend, with Jut further nOiice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24


John Browh. cJloro1, aged 49, was run over
and killed on the Camden and Amboy Railroad,
near Camden yesterday.
Hon. j. johnson. of Camden, aged 55 fell from
the roof OF building near Moorestown, New
Jersey, MondaJ afternoon, and was killed.
A lire 10 Brooklyn, last night. burned livery
stable and alro partly damaged the Brooklyn
Lyceum. The luss was s35 600 partially IL
surtd.
There was one death from cholera yesterday in
Cincinnati and one in Wheeling. Eighteen deaths
have occur ed at Lagrange, Ky, during the last
three days.
Israei W. Fenns, cadet OF the third class. at
West Point, was drowned Tuesday evening whilst
bathing lie was native OF Illinois, and his
body has been recovered
The steamer ligress. on her search for the
Polaris Arctic Exp Oring Expedition, arrived at
1t. Juhn's. Newton dlald, yesterday. all we'll.
Next Saturday she eails for Greenland.
At Mansfield Ohio, Tuesday. man on whom
the United S aies Marshal was oudeavoring to
seTve witt Of eiectmeut assaulted him with an
axe. The Marshal's dsputy shot The man aud it
Is thought both will die.
civil was has broken out in the Argentine
Confederation, tho rceue being located m the
district between the Parana and Paraguay rivers.
The United States steamer Wasp has been sent
thitheT to protect American citizens.
From Matamoras the announcement il receiv-
ed OF the complete defeat Of the Mexican reye-
luionists in the State OF Jalisco and the capture
of their leaders, among them Lpzada, who for
fifteen years has refused to submit to the au-
thoTity Of the Mexican Federal Government.
A fire yesterday at Cleveland Ohio, destroyed
the distillores OF Flies d Co a large block con-
taiuiug an extensive stock of fine wines aud Ii
quors, The lire began by an explosion, which
blew two men out Of the building, but neither
were seriously injured. The loss was $G00OO,
ON which there was no insurance.
John Mcbride and his wife Elizabeth, two old
people, living alone on a farm about seven miles
from Wllhainsport, Pa, aud rtputed wealthy,
were found yesterday, the wife brutally muir
dered and tho husband seriously injured, and
lying on the floor ell ering in his blood. Plumber
had evidently been the object of the muiderers.
to whom there is no clue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24

The Schooner Nellie J. DInsmore, from Ha-
vana. which arrived at New York yesterday, LOST
two men by yellow fever during the voyage, and
has the captain and one man sick.
A Halifax telegram states that two-thirds OF
the light portion OF the cargo Of the City Of
Washington has been recovered. The heavy
portion, iron and steel it is said will also be re-
covered.
In the preliminary hearing at Fort Garry
Manitoba of the Minnesota officers charged with
kidnapping Lord Gordon, it has been decided to
hold them for trial.
Kansas horsemen are in state of excitement
about stallion Smuggler, new arrival on the
turf OF that region. This horse was broken in
to trot less than a year ago, and has been but
six-months 10 training yet 1t is reported to have
trotted mile in 2,19s<.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
A Destructive Fire.

MANY aToREs AND BuILD1Nos BURNED FAMILIES
MADE HOMELESS.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July "a
lire occurred in Mount Carol, last night,
commencing In George Pontions building, and
destroyed fifteen buildings in the same square (;
comprising the business portion Of the place,in-
cluding G. W. Stables store, the Western Union
telegraph Office, stores Of Richard Cannon and
d. II. sillyman.
The number Of dwellings consumed was thir-
teen, and the families are homeless The build
ing, were all frames. The heat was inter se
rendering all attempts to save them useless, as
there was no supply of water except from pump
and wells. Only one building of the square was
saved. The loss is forty thousand dollars, primer
pally insured in home companies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The ..ommsrcIa, ;" 60 re.pondencs.

TIC " OUIHbfUIN' TO FtsUOnUbhnb'
While desiring to avoid offence against that
good taste which repels vain-glorious bossting,
W. venture to call attention to the correspond
reprinted, from day to day the COMMERCIAL.
II anything we're needed to prove the intelli-
sence Of our readers, it ought to be conclusiyely
shown by the large number and general excel
lence OF the letters voluntarily sent Us from all
quarters. Some we are not able to give place,
but those which we do print are so numerous
that they are conclusive evidence Of the interest
taken ia the COMMERCIAL by the intelligent peo-
pie in this community, and in those intimately
associated with us. Grati1ed with the recogni-
ion, it is no more than fit that we should refer
o and aoknoW ledge il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
ORGANIZED isAS.
JOHN M'LEAR Sz SON,
Exchange and Deposit Bank.
10. COZ MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject 10 check at sight,
(same as at a National Bank solicited from firms,
cO-pO att MS and indivlinals,
FAVE PER CENT. INTEREST per annum allow
ed on deposits, payable on demand.
n"ELIAL AnRANGEMEN rs for interest made on
deposits OF specific sums, for fixed Derlods,
COLLIE TION5 of Dividends. Notes, Interest,
Drafts. &c made with d sp Itch and accounted for
the ~ payment is received.
CHSCKS On Banks in Philadelphia, New York.
B son, baltimore, Delawar~, Pennsylvania, and
Washington. Will be credited on receipt from cas-
Bun 1S, SroCRs. GOLD. 4c-Governmeut se-
curites, Gold, state Bonds Railroad Bonds aud
Stocks ught aud sold on commission. Local Sc
curities a speciality Reing represented In all the
principal cities by reliable CORE 'pOndents, we are
prepared to attend to anV business In this line with
prnnptness and desp atch Persons wanting to buy
or III are Invited to give us q call. Quotations Of
the acitvs Stocks at New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived daily at our offlc
for sale
RvERY KIND Of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The Italian Slave Ror..

The italian padrone, CLIQUE. charged with
'maltreating Italian children, was tried at New
Haven yesterday. Four Italian boys testified to
his cruelries. They had been in his custody for
twenty zone months. and had lived in New York
until seven weeks ago. when they were taken to
New Haven. They saii he had beaten and kick
ed them when they did not bring in enough
money, and he had told them to steal when they
could not earn it Glione held them on contracts
from their parents for servitude during four or
five years. he paying the parents about $50 a
year. Glione was d ,cared guilty and was or ler-
ed to furnish $4,000 bonds for his appearance in
October, falling which he committed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Newport Itrlns.

Charles Groome has erected four neat frame
dwellings,. near the post Office. Marshall John
sou has also erected two frame honsos, aud
John A. CraustUn is now engaged in putting up
four snug cottages near the rolling mill. lie is
also erecting brick house in the vicinity.
Workmen are putliog the machinery in the
new rolling mill aud operations will bS COM
meuctd about september.
- Newport aud Wilmington enjoyed about the
same amount OF trade at the commencement of
the pTeseut century.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24

CALL TO THE PORT DhPOsIT CHURCH.-At a
meeting Of the congregation Of the Port Depos-
it Presbyterian church on the 22nd inst, moder.
ated by Rev. ]. Garland Hammer the Rev. james
Frazer OF Kennett SquaIe, Penna. was unan-
mousy elected pastor at q salary OF $1,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Washington.

KIDNAPPING OF LORD aoRDoE-THE I,RIsoneis COM
hIrTED.
WASHINGTON July "a.
Despatch from Fort Garry, announces the
committal OF all the prisoners engaged in the
Lord Gordon kidnapping case.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
). THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1873.
Aetu advertisements.

EIARDwARx IN ss4sON.-Preserving kettles,
apple and pc tch parers, pea shell rs, cherry
stnners corn Rratars, Toe picks axes and tongs,
cream frstzers water coolers, lemon aquee1ers, nv
trans, mofq tito screens and springs for closing
them, crCquet, quoits wire dish covers, picnic
knives aud forks fsTina bDllers, shutter bowers,
travellers or listeners, collapsing cups, noldinR
lanterns and clnthes racEs, 1uting machines Gu J.
ing rods and ton g. and numerous other articles.
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No ss5 Eight Thirty-1ye Market st. below Ninth,
phfladalnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
RANKING HOUSE
JAY KE 4 co.

JAY CoOKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close It's 7sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars,
and thereafter to pay higher rate Of interest than
per cent on further issue OF its bonds, the limited
remainder of theT s-tOloan is now being disposed
of through the usual agencies
As the bonds OF this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Company's lands at llO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractlveness as an investment.
The Company has more than $40 miles of its road
built and in operation has earned title to nearly
ten million acres CT its land grant sales Of lands
have thus far averaged So Ss per acre.
All marketable securities are received In exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLear 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The PenusylvanIa.

NEAR QUEENSTOWN LAST NIoHr--ALL's WE'LL.
PHILADELPHIA. July "a.
A cable despatch announces the steamer Penn
sylon.id as passing Rochs point, near Qlens-
town, at midnight, last night, on her second out
ward trip, in fog. All were we'll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24

BASE BALL "A match game of base ball will
be played at Shutzen Park, tomorrow between
the Academies, Of Milford, and the Quicksteps
OF this city. A portion OF the members Of the
former club arrived, last night, on a schooner
after fine ride up the bay. The remainder
will be up this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
.DAjGy GptttattrtiAr.
JENkINs . ATklNsoM.

tvPersons leaving the city for the summer, and
Wishing TO have the DAILY COxMEHoIAL sent to
mem will please send us their address. Where the
O,per is desired for less than month, the possge
mad best be prepaid at this ofnce. b. prepayment
Of postags by stamps, regularity of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24

The United States Mint at Carson, Nevada.
began coming the new trade dollar on Tuesday
=, Eight convicts, working in stone quarry naer
the Penitentiary at Jefferson City, Missouri,
broke from the guard on Tuesday. Oae was
Snot and captured, and the others are still at
The robbers who wrecked the Rock Island
Hala, Monday night have been tracked into Mis-
sour, but are not yet captured Their plunder
amounted to only $2337.
:, The reports Of the condition OF the Hon. john
= Hale, who fell recently aud injured himself,
AZ ~ ms Residences in Dover New Hampshire. state
mat his physicilns are Of opinion that he can
hot recover. He suffers extreme pam, and can
o'ly ile In one position.
The New York Board of Fire insurance Under
writer's has determined to raise the rate of pre-
mum on all buildings with Mansard roofsi and
ny invite ali insurance companies throughout
he country to unite with them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The CLAYTON House
ARRIVALS UP TO 1 80 PM. TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.S0 Pm, To-DR
NJ A Wilson, Del.
Miss NJ L Downs, "
Martin Enrich BALTIC.
l. A Colbert, 4"
Ii N Hirach, PhIla.
A 2 Helms & La, a.
l. G Shepherd,
WS AuchinciOss, City.
Lewes Garnec, Baltimore.
Jes Brittingham, Princess Anne, Nd
Miss Mary Brittingham
Chas IL Prescott Now York.
Gen Il Mrs Ullman,
} West Rulon, Phila.
Geo B b Hull Providence.
Saml A Brooks, Pawtueket.
Cha+ II Greenway, Hull.
ii f Loveavie
ID II McEwen. Williamsport, Pa
II = Snyder. Philadelphia.
l. Hewes, C0atesville.
q T Gilmore. CoatesVille.
jacob Schmidt. Newark, NJ,
l. Grauf, "
II Haefeli, "
Jos Oswald " "
b A Mann,
IL Kreuther,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Pennsylvania IicltiuEs.

There are 5000 miners in the Lehigh re-
gon.
-Tidioute enjoys herself by tub races on the
river.
The Radnor, Delaware Co., Episcopal church
Is 1876 years old.
The Beaver Falls cotton works employ GOO
hands and produce 20, 0JO yards per day.
This the way the Williamsport bellies talk {:
Amt 1t hot, DAisy?" "YOu bst. IT'S regular
old roaster."
Mayor Evans, of Reading, will accompany
ths Philadelphia eKcurslonsts in their transcon'
uneLtal trip.
The territory occupied by coke burners in
Westmoreand county is five miles wide aud
$3.50
The latest thing in the way of competition il
mat which took place the ottier day IN Harris
burg, wheO two men showed their skill in dress
ins buock, the winning butcher performing
h.s part IN eight minutes aud dfty-eisht seconds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
sund " Traiu.-'mportant Change.

An important change in the running OF it's
sunday trains Is announced on the Wilmington
4 Western Railroad. 0n and after the 9th
INST, the two trains run will leavs here at 9.45
A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ, and returning leave Lam
dsnbsrg at II 80 A, NJ, and 4 80 r. NJ, reach
ing this city at ~ As and rs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Enriisin nrnstnrd

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice tlaVOring extracts, viz: ext Lemon Vanilla,
PEACH bitter allhOnds, ext strawberry, etc. all
of the most celebrated max g. for sale at
FUSThR'S DRUG STORE,
Front HId West streets,
Wilmington. Dai.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
weather Recmsi.

BipIRr OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHNoroN, July "a.
Probabilities For the Middle Statos North
west and Southwest winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
CHEAP GOAL.

NHEAP COAL.
For SALE large stock OF Lehigh and shamoku
Coal. Persons wishing Ouy the genuine HarleRh
Lehigh and Excelsior Rhamokln Goals will please
send 10 their o ders early as we nrdently expect
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal W II be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances.
JOSEPH FOUT,
Orange and Water Streets, ana at the
apT191y-of Wharf Of j. Morton Po lie a Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
SECOND EDITION.
1he War 10 spain.

DEstRroN or GOVERNMENT TRooF4 COLLISION
PBARED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
I .0OK! LOOK! LOOK!

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
Stove. $3.50 per Ton.
Egg, $3.50 ]"
Extra Large Nut e5.T5
Qua anteed pure; 2240 lbs 70 the ton; well
screened and delivered promptly by
A. NEWLtN REITHLRR,
Successor to Joseph FOut:
once and Yard: Cor. West and Water sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
hnIIlar,a hnraa nnn LntrIn PoMdara

Fouts Cattle Powder II, H. II. Liniment Roberts
EmbIocatlon. Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines In the market, for sale
az FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ana West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware