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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

PHILADELPHIA AND ERlE hAlLttOAD~o
il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS TO
THE OIL RRGIOH and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trans
will leave Dssbrosses and Cort anit-st Ferries
$50 H. Erie Express daily except Sunia) with Pumau Palace
Car through from EeWYort to ol CIT. Arrive sudbury 900
Wnamspo 1856; Haven. 955 Remove, l;lO Irvine
5:O8 Cory 605 Rre 745 Connects at lyneto1 and
Cory with Oil Creek and Allegheny River for the O hsgon az
Rne Lake Shore r. X. 70, all points West. -
$3.50 o. Enc Mail da With Pali%an Palace Car from Pbl
Haven $40; Remove IL rvleton 5lOi CORY GlO Ere
1855 Connects ryueion and CORY with on Creek aad Ale
eheny for the OIL Region at Bne with Lake Shore T.
for all points West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

ERlE RAILWA1.-Summer Arrangement OIL
Il taking effect jane 49, 1873 From Chanbsrst Depot flor
9mCnensau add Chicago Day Brpres, Drawing Coaches
L. Busalo aud sleeping Coaches 70 destination.
m-EIpr Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Ysia Sleeping Cessh
Tpm (D.lyl-Ciuepn,h and Chicago Night Brpm Sleeping
Co.ebe. through Buffalo Eagsa Falls Cincinnati Detroit aud
Chicago without ch,nge
Pon Jeryi. g. o. IL and .11;l5 40 1890 and II
Goshen Nddletovn, &c 1880 III and 'llla NJ SAD
l:30. 1880 snd TT D. m %
Eerburrh 49, 80 and IL a m. and 4:30 n =. m A.
suffer- 20 1890 IL aud 'll:l6 345, b. o. to3o, y
Rdfs.ood Hohotu, An.rd. and R.m.ys g. 8. 1880, H.
sll;i5 a m. 3:45 g. G. 1890. and .ll:3O .. m: - N
Paterson sc 645 1913 1880 'S:45, TO- H., ll:l5 ll3O
NJ. noou, 'l45, s:45 D. DID, D. o5o T. D. lo3o and
E.SDrE g. 7:l5 .s45 and 1880 NJ a45, Sis, $3.50
ana IL SATURDAY. nights only -. 80
aas5effurd PsrL and P..s.e 6:45 1880 10 IL Oils
P,e onJ) ~ 'l45, 615, q, $3.50 D. 1880 sad
HiSp. H.eieus,ei and way g. sI5 and IS as n. g. g.
and 8 ?. m. and IL Saturday nights only.
spSis.ood 8 g. 49, and $50 n 1880 3I5. AIS A45. $780,
$50, and TAB AID u Saturday 5ighs only sao an
Cressk, g. =. 10, and $3.50 $50 $40, 4lo' oSo ooo
sp.rihn s. s. 49, and $50 1870 3:15. ais, AS $780,
$50 HAS D. m, and IL Saturday nghts only - 80 49, -
Pcrnont and Syse 70 and 1890 ~ 80 S'l9 A4o oSo
6:3O. W: IS o.. N aud IL Saturday nights only -.
EB-rans leaving Chsmben-st even or half hours leave
Twenty Is minutes earlier than above time The IO5O and
l30p at the same time The N aud IL mid Trains starr
n B-Tuins on ths n R Newark Branch leaving Chan
quarter hsu leave Twenty 30 minutes earlier 'aaa
Tists for passage Room and Sleeping
R.gg.ge at Compsnys omees-24l, 500 and 051
Broadway Onshande twenty hthst and Ihirdsys
Court BOotln al the conpanys Depo And Of Agents The
sDuly. tsund.ys only t.Sundays Nlddlesoun Onr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

nAEhkAb A'NhA - -
%. lanes sgL AfuOuK ell al
30. same agt. same.
Sl..Saine sgi. SAME.
34. Brown agt Wing.
90. .Akers 3gt Kee9an.
ga. st PAtnck's Nut Alliance
Ascension Sgt, OConnslL
G7..In the matter, &c ,Oi Aaron.
deceased
SO. Market Nat. Bank sgt.
sehosnm5ker ct al
7l..In the matter &c. OF Plauts.
~. Same agG GAME.
73..Thurmln ct al. agt. GresbJ.
rs. White sgl hWngsiolr.
SI..Iu The matter &c OF L0ew.
s.. Rockseli act pu1y
81. BarthOl1mes at. Brsndics
eiaL
So. iiOtgson sgt Howard ct 81.
"a. Morgan agt NilsOl
50. Bant Of California act Col
has q sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
sunurp sppIscruENT

Comlnencog MONDAY, June 30. 1873.
By steamer sonnsue >, s.ndv trains Long
AMI al ,tstOns this and connecting Railroads:
$40 m-FOr PGsdeDh, Branch vine.nd and Tucker
pnPor Phisdelph, Long Branch Red Bank ws.tOwn.
and Tuekertop Railroad
400 mPor Philadelphia Long Branch, BED Bank and Ware
ISsT R,sHsH Hs ,n sE Rst Bs%h
845 O. m-Prom Loag Branch and Red Bank
$50 nFOu Long Branch w.eonn and al stations north
APP -Fro@ P PAL. psis- Toms R A,r, &c
On SUNDAYS the $40 train runs TO WaretoHn and intem
i FaEs sq BsfwEEs ss%ToRk AND PHILADELPHIA So 25
FRRIGHT to Philadelphia, taken no m at loves, rate.
rP FINCH. Ageut, Y Pier No. 81 '''
NJ w. ssHar. Superintendent
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
SUMNER hSsR GSRhSeEnlsf dS 6 nay 81 1873
Passenger Station in Grad Central Depot sn'raAes'a
TRAINS sf Gs Iiisfsp SswYoRK.
Trains for Eewhyen leave at 1905 (Aeea sos sIl goo
1ecHg So 5:i0 oes gr $40 (Er and $40 srl PM
es $40 SsS $40 SiSp ;s'Sd 1: I5
S9s sqS io ss5 7g Sos SO iST MS 3d. 800
For Port Chester LAO =, a.os and ,ooo 400 AMI
loo 9'l0 STOPPING a. stanford sOrsas asS sndg.
division for EsrT6 Newport ssd oyisoo: soa the GSD1 yasy at
sas Northampton r. a. New laSsu sos 1900
win Coma River sp9seA an! 300 m for
luk Railroad S:O5 and 300 with Hoa'aoDic Rail
5od Bridgeport The SOP and goo a Ts 2 nd ne s5
sunday Boston Mail Tans :O8 p spnasasi olO
cars 90 Day Express ssepnga Night Er
Tickets can purchased osce of Grand Cen
trial Depot at oness Of y Transfer Co.. VA Broadwa ~
and No Cour Brooklyn who will also cheek baggage IRON real
For fbr OF particulars sec posters depot
u ST. Nev-llaVen.
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8teampoats auo Railroaos.


NJORWALK and DANBURY.-The new
IN steamer AMgRCUs leaves daily os Of Msrkts River
Al 81 Thirty-h rds at $3.50 eouneenf Uss
bury COOL nVgsutng sail; dass and about half
fare
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD-Commereng MONDAY, June 20. 1873
Through will leave Grand Genital Depot,
800 Chicago AMI Montreal Express Ssratoes Special
1000a Special CHICAGO Express with ocs
sser Buffalo, and NisgsFa Falls
10:45 a n Northern and Western Bxpress.
$40 D M Special RrDess for Alban Troy snd Seratogs
400 Montreal Express with sleeping 10 81 Aibans
700 m Express Daily with eepnTcan for Wstertowu ard
CsLandsgua
$3.50 m Pacific Express Daily with seepngcss for Rochester,
Bunslo Niagara fas sso for Chicago via both and NJ e.
RalroadA
I0O D. m Express with sleeping for Albany. Troy and Sara
300 D. m Hudson train.
700 m and $3.50 .. M. Poughkeepse trains
$40 M. 4:l5, 6:20 and 7:f5 Psssskili trains
300 m. Sing Slug train
Trytowu traits fom Depot stopping at all station.
leave at 645 1925 add 1920 Loo 300, 400 44O DID,
$50. 500. and IL: 80 - 90
sunday wsyTunaPor rauyown from Tnirteht {" 1925 m
Por Poaghk.sps from Fohuye and POryeconds Station
KBNDRICK Genera Psssep
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Saies on AurIlnn

A. HHRvIN, AueuOsesL
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., 656 Broadway.
ID Bond stSso Of BooEs WORKS Of An Fnsv Coos hs
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA,a and WEST
IL ERE RAILROAD,

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
BROADGAUGB LINE Water Stroudsbug sefsuton
Bnghanton Syracuse Osvcgo WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
York foot Of Barclay and foot Of Chrstophers
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS nsneing June 80 1873
directly through from EswYork Water Gap Soudthus
Scranton BnghamtOn Homer Cortland and SIeus without change
ser R. Washington train Phpsbug Ea.on, Behls
hem Reading Harrisburg aud the Vest Bnghamton
with Greene oxford Norwich and ehhed springs and at
Take ibis train LaIs ard schooeJs Mountain.
7l5 MAIL TRAIs at DenviDe with Boonton
Branch; Beeh Waterloo with r.
for Washington with the D., D. aud R.
Ppsbug with Legh and Suluehanna ad Lehgh valley
Il for all points stops Bopateong
rsows and all stations Waterloo with sussex Rail
Phlpourg With BEL Del r. for Berdere and Lshigh
Readbg Harrisburg Take this for HOpa,eong Bud Lake
and SchO,eTs Mountain
400 D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
directly through Water Gap Sroudsbug Scranton
without change Of stopping at principal stations
Connecting Dover with Chester r. and Waterloo with Sussex
Take this train for Bodds Lake and Sehooeys Mountain
with Washington With Delaware Iacks
wanna aud R. With Lehigh y.lsJ r.
for Bethlehem AeutosD. Reading Hsrsburg and the West Tbs
20 ~ m EXPRESS stop. at Newark Mlburn
Madison. Morstown and all stations connects
With sus.e r. X. for Anlover Newton. and Franklin.
APO DOVER EXPRESS stops at Newark Madison Morris
and stations Ses a! Dover With Chester L. Tor Sds
For NoRRIsT0ws H7:l5, 9lO. lilo. 1900 $780, $780,
for SUMMIT at 7;l5 7:3o 91O 10 10 .ad l1,1O n 23o
800 4:30, $50. 600. 9 so, ana S;l5 o,o
For ORANGE sui SOUTH ORANGE q 10; $3.50, 9:lO, BAD
1910 and IL 100 llO 23o $50. $3.50. $50 $50 600
o' For Es&2GS at lis .7:SS 1850 $3.50 91O .9;4o
1910 lo40 .lllo a ami 1900 M LILO 9S 200 '2:So
800 Gas. TAO s:i5 s45, 1000 and 1900 Trains
For BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLAR at 1850 $3.50. and 1o4O
A. RBASOSBR, superin endent
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$4,000 es Reg 'si...I17sI 1000 $50 CD. 65. ell
SALES PROM 10 TO l0l A. N.

FIRST BOARD-l0i A. NJ.
S0HsV Stote Bonds--Rdiirodd B0nds-Bdnk ana K9aI
& Qoel <<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
Ia mhom u man domrern
foan Offices.

~ Room sPar or For Ladies Branch No. l2O7 BrOadvs Money
Watches ewe1 &c same 0Oug9 and ' Seo
- ---------------
Sleamboats ano Railroads..
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
EGaoa s K,s;sa .E r.. s Z, S0 Po%E MI.
from yssiryst Pier 80. s7cp afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
LBANY and Troy SCI SARAT SeSta S $SS
Pier $40 si, ;@ S, . "s s q E5is
iT, siS saGT5s PShkss RaSEBEcK Two
H. CArsKL am HUDSON Connecting toI q. points WEST and
bJEGH d, 81 Ticket BY special and baggage
checked % Ssn'Os, and Sa.Vs.
BRIDsGEpoRT and al points , on nqusat conf.
nre-Sp. al ~ noon aud IL D. tsuHds5. eIecgtedi
RUY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
ID BOSTON. VIA NEPTUNE LINE. Pier a. North River
''''' " 80 ''' 10 SiDsiGar CHANGES, ,u,
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
NEW y. SHAs s.f sE H snsK :S s,a
THURSDAY, and sAturiy at from Pe' 80 foot fntlns
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LISs TO ThE wEsr-Pas'eHser and Freight
South Branch R. at amptoa Junction with Delaware
Did @ G s At FsPSf with s a9'
PtsDush. and the West also to Central PenOvsna and Eewf0s
'"'s SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1so n-SET. Ts4rs o k..toa. Sshsas% As0'svn. M'n'h
0a9sA ~ r,lu .er som.yi.
Sa%rw TrsiS for Fs%inscn E,son Bsl'ders, Bath M.uh
Chunk Will Share Pltston. hakAnoT City Nj Carmel HaIon,
Tuukhannoek Townds was he Connects at Junction with Dell
Lack, AMI " est. Railroad. -
9anAoKSss RIPRE daily Except sundys Tor Eas'on Aea-
SOmeryie Femins-
ton Chunk lamsqua Wlkebarre, Scranton
Tosanda Wsvs &C. with through 10 DanVle, williams
port, lie
1915 q m. and IL m.-wsy Trains for somervis
1880 m-BIPRES for bennington. Eastou Bath, Allentown.
MaUh Chunk hAhanoy City Ha-ton Wlkesbre scnioa Read
ing Columbia Ephraa Poi.sVile, Harrisburg &C.
230 m.-Way Train for Els,ol Asntown, and BsVdens
$3.50 D. m-WaV Train for Panhed
m-Wy Train for Haston Allentown, and Msuch Chonk Con-
necls al Junction with Del. Laos. and West X K
4:30 p. m-Way Train for Bonneville and F,emingtoa
o m-Wsy Tr,in Tor Somervlls
5:l5 D. m-Wsy Train for PAneeh =,
$40 m-RvsSryo ExPREss da for Eison Be.videre Allen
town Reading. Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, Chicago. &c
6 and z p m.-Way Tram for Sonerylle.
1870 p n-iRmi grantb-for Baston.
9:l5 and III 80 p m-Way Tran. for Plainssb - . =. -
For Eirbetb at 400 $3.50 600 CAS- q 1890 845 $50
1918 IL, has :. l2mi 1880 2;50 80 542'
A. 4l5. 80 4:15 s. 5:l5 500, 5f5, 62O T. 73O' I;4o
$500. 9l5. 1890, 1880 IL ,,
H. 2. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales or Government B0nds.
10000 U $40 Coup, 'G5. u.2h.li7s
sALRs FROM l2l TO l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

SECOND BOARD T. NJ.
Sales of Stuts Bonds-RIr01d Bonds-B1nk ana R0et-
i ,0nd-ErDreSs Socks De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

And the follow inr for city bank stocks
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J. W. CORR Cen Pas Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Trains leave

utENNS Lf ANA ltdNc
HewYok from foot Of DesbrOssey and Corandts as follows:
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 T. ani $50 p n Sunday
For baltimore Washington South via PennsyVan Air Line
80 800 and Sunday D. and via r., W. and b.
K K at a. ID. 1890 sud p IN Sunday. ?. . - -.
Express PHILADELPHIA $3.50. 9. $3.50 m. l23O 80 d.
g. 4 $50 8 D. m and IL night Sunday T. $50 AMI 8 D. N.
For Ph.depha KensagtOn. Al aud CLIO Sunday
610pm -
For Newark at g, 6:30, T. TAO Sl0 10 II m ~
g. $50 IL 80 IL night Sunday 5:2O 6'l0. g.
For RI,i6etb g. $780, Z. TAO $40 9. 10. IL NJ II
NJ l. q 2:3O g. 800 4l0. 4;30, $50 $50, g. Clio
$50 100 g. $3.50 10, 1880 D. m and ~ night sunday
For Fer RAW RaSrsy g. $50 T. $50 o. $50 L. 12n
O. 80 g. 800 410 430, SEQ $40. O. 6lU o'SO' T. 1851
g. 10 D. NJ. and IL night suniiy, 5:20 G:lO and m
For Woodbridge AMI Perth Amboy and III M Z;5O SSo SOU
For New .Brunswek and $40 IL m. 4:l0, $500
g. 10 $50 D. and IL night SUNDAY, 6lO, 80 and - N
For Milestone, 81 IL noon, 4lO sal 1'Zo D. L.
For LambertyiIe AMI Pennington. m. and ?.
For Philhpsburg aad Belviiee 2 and y. go.
Bortnto Burlington. All Camden and s5O NJ
1890, q a. 8, and D
For Freehold a. m. aud p.m d.,
For ,nesbug Pembertou Camden and via boat from Pier
Tram, srrys 4, follows: Prom Pittsburgh $50 1925 635
D. m daily: 622. 10;l5 ana $500 daily sIcegt Monday
4O5 and 0: IS m Sunday $40 and Vi. P W. snd T. r.
$40 a m. 4:35 and 1913 Sunday GAO m From Pol
sdelpha 522 $40. $50 1913 ll:2O 1899 10 SOP
ABS Cos 1926, 9:l5 1913 Sunday. o:22 o4U o;1O
ist oaes 526 4SS 27i sai Broadway A,or
and COland sngrant Ticket Once No
Batsry.plaes. A. J. CASSArT, Geaera Manager
D. NJ B0YD IT,, Gen. Pas. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

as we haNc Sllu, anu as We TtpedU, LH6
strength OF the new party movement and its hope OF
commanding the ynpathes aud confidence Of the peo-
pe IN the future lie IN keeping entirely a0Of from the
Ola parties. IL should make us own ticket SELECTING
men OF recognized ability and unquestoned integrity
and aDpeal ~ the people 10 and nep them TO
break down political organizations one OF which is
other incompetenI 10 purge itself of corruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
PROPOSALS FOR sea WALLS

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARB0R, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND FOR THB PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL.
CosNoSwEALrH oy @A"AcHuskru}
0rrcE OF TIE Board OF HARBoR CosrIssioSEEs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
DUTY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
From m 4tfQHU Ar0als (llra.l

We want no long letters, no resolutions OF
fetty details no talk about names, no mourning about
buniers OF the past counting either OF enemies oil
towards no Ian guage OF doubt words OF fear, nC
moderate prOnipness no tmi1 DOldness, mean pass
IveDess 10 meet the threatening emergency OF the pc
rod We want bold and honest men, who fear Goo
more than they fear the enemies OF their country Lei
honest Democrats eycrywnere arise In their strength
and assert the might and dignity OF the party They
have but three words TO utter aud TO nscrbe on the
banners: Liberty and the Republic the Constitution
and the UulOn. Democracy has MADE them glorious IL
Che past; it will defend them In the future!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

AUGUST 10. isy3.
saIRs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OPPICIAL RYpORr
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE Tribune
FIRST CALL f0t O'CLOCK AN.
suites Of GopernDient Bonds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
Tho Rankrupt Law.

A great deal Of interest is now felt by business
men in regard to the bearing of the bankrupt Law
IN certain cases. According 10 decision of Judge
Batehtord made few days ago in New York, we
are to infer that il before his insolvency or bank
ruptcy, one has made aR honest pledge OF mort
gage Of bis property according to the laws of that
State, the bankruptcy court there will respect and
maintain it in favor of the pledge or mortgage as
against everybody else, and will not disturb either
till the lender OF the money is paid thereirom. The
Judge says
But the distinct principle of these provision g
is that the valid liens which exist on the property
OF II bankrupt when the proceedings in bankiurt- T.
c are commenced are preserved and will be re-
sPected by the bankruptcy court and en- forced and
allowed to be paid out of the proceeds of the prop
erty on which they are liens. 1t is however con
nded to the bankruptcy court 10 determine whsth-
er the debt is valid, and whether the lien is valid
and to regulate tho disposition of the property on
which the lien is claimed. For this purDose in
Involuntary cases, power Is given TO the court by
the fortleth section to restrain the debtor and any
other person from making any transfer or disposi-
ton OF any part OF the debtors property not ex-
cepted by the act from the operation thereof and
from any interference theTeWlth. This power is
to be exercised when the order to show causs is
Issued, and Is intended 10 restrain a disposition
OF the debtors property until there can be an ad-
Jndication OF bankruptcy and proper proceedings
'.ASiOi' Aue ils NJ 10 sue 1Of the klAeQge
OF contract is suspended BY the death of q per
son TO be sued. There Is no one to respond for his
estate until legal representative OF il 10 created
Ihe same thing occurs ia an adjudication of bank
TuPtey. The pledges who make the present ap-
Pllcahon can, however, il they choose, take the
risk OF the validity Of their hen and If the allow.
anes OF proper yalue for the pledged property,
and, assuming such risk, may sell such property.
haPPears that an insOlvsnt debtor does not lose
the right to dispose of his property to preferred
creditors until proceedings have been commenced
In bankruptcy, unless there is fraud in the tran.
action
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
WEST.

West has been interviewed by correspondent
of the GAZETTE at Dover and, if all that is writ.
ten in it is strictly accurate, of which VIC have
reason whatever 10 doubt, he mus lniuiee n
strange delusion in regard to the Credulty OF the
world outside OF his prison. The delnsion may
approach Insanity, hut there is nevertheless such
"msthOd in his madness" as to render all at
temPts 10 sedHoe the public lnto thS belief that he
was, or is really insane. wholly abOrtiVe His re-
ference 10 the ruling of the Chief Justice and the
Court. is, We believe, entirely an aiter-thOught,
and not worth a moments consideration. We
may he wrong but we have never entertained
any other idea than that West deserved to be
hung
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

THk CRY HOsPITAL.-Witbin the past few say
there have been three new arrivals az the City Hes
Rltal-hobt. oalbreath, admitted by TeasOn Of old
aEe; Wliian Spencer. on account Of the chills anc
lever. and Elizabeth Rock well. On account OF hem
orFhaGe. There are nov SIX inmates in the institu.
tion. and all the furnished rooms. with a single en-
eeption. are occupied. More furniture will now
have TO be eboushL-RepHLIieGn.
Neither of the young painters who fell and were
riously injured this fail, were taken to the hos
pital 1t is clearly not Eueh hospital At all as wa
demanded on the contrary it is merely city boo
establishment and has 50 far been used principall
for the benefit Of the political party that has beer
WastiOgthe money Of the city ON the EngIlsh Boil
and the new mode Of macsdamizing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

The Western grAngers have adopted the senAIbls
plan Of settling their Disputes BY means OF arbi-
uAment Whenever a breach may occur betWeen
the oranges o. memben thereOt. A jury Of neigh
bors or mutual fTienda especially selected for the
occasion, composea the court OF arbitration. Each
side tells ITS own story, aud there is no delay la
the decisions. The idea is 70 dispenss entirely
with lawyers and regular courts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

The Would-be bank robbers are safe in New
Castle, from which We hear Of no efforts on theil
part to release themselves by legal means. limo.
cent men would soon be found attempting to ef
feet an escape by resort TO the habeaS corpus. The
time at which the robbery was attempted wal
such that nearly every man could prove by respec.
table witnesses where he was during ihc hour in
which the entrance to the dwelling of Mr. Floy
was made. The silence OF the scouudrels is an
admission of their guilt fff go. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

A. T. A. TorbeIt, Consul General al Havana,
Las been promoted. What for, except neRlectine
American interests and to afford protection 20
only can Tel. IfHenry c. Hall, who is appofntt d
to MA his Plaee wall only show some spiTit in the
case Of the steamer Vlrginins and her slaughtered
passengers, the American people will have less
reason 10 beheartly ashamed both OF the Impotence
Of General Grants Administrator as regards Cub
ontrnges and of its representatives, in that at
acted Island Ball. GGsetie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
FOR SEE 40 BENT
RErN0A0s ROoi,
IL Is .r, atess, wniAInE'On.

REHNQADS . Coz
+ iS srts, sl+es', wnAInEtOn.
pON Ey scsaF, RIAL ESTATE BROKERS
Oset tGs icIiowsuE very dssIrabIs properties fOi
sale or exchange;
heaters. water closets. Sc, corner sixth and JSSF-
son streets will be sOid below value,
.(! non NO; i;F,HNL ~
BOSsS on sesaee s,rSss p near ElSKsh. iust finish
o rooms and kitchen; vory nice; will be sold
cheap an | on easy terms.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas,
bath. eOmmOdes. &c.. On halrison street mean bet
aware avenne; . vefv desirable home, with the ad-
vantage OF city cars.
No. 5.
Market street store and dwelling; one q the
best business stands IN the city; will be sofa Tor
tAO0O less than value.
4 .bo;.. Maykst strait rs,;lenos. water. aas.
bath, shade. Ac.; really delightful home, aud Of
fered very low and on easy terms
A cheap pleasant End healthy village home in
Newark, Del. Lot AiKlSS. New house, rooms and
store room. a millinery hS been suSoessfu lly
other out -buildings. Inquire Of j. II. Ray. New
ark. or at our office.
Splendid building lot 2bxlH IT,, on EiEhtesnth
street. nOAr WashinRton. This will be profitable
SriSSs OS over the srSndy%iao vii EreStIy SdSaHSs
the price Of lotd.
WAshin StOn street lot. yOKlG5 west side, between
Eighth and Ninth; VerE ehSieo.
IS acres Of W. c. Creek bottom lands. one mile
from Newark Del ;; stone house AAd barA.
NO.12
2 lots on Delaware avenue near Soldier s Monu-
ment, each 22lsXl31 II.
2 lots on Delaware avenue, near City K. X. depot;
each 25-2SKlSS It.
A water power Of 50 horse capacity. on the new
t-failing White Clay Crock. At THOMPSON . Sta
yards head race so ards tail race; mill on the Rail-
road siding, no hauling or handlIng istOck, but
load and unload into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong inducements will be Offer
ID 70 bpyers,
Marydel. Caroline county, Md. Large new house
and barn. ana l6 acres Of good land good Op-
port znitY TO make money. No local option here.
NO.1S
An excellent grist ana saw mill in Pencader
Hundred. on the ChristianA River, ~ feet head
and fall, giving 40 horse power. halt mile 10 the
and ID. Railroad, thrae-fOarths mile to the P.s w.
and Il. Railroad, ls4 miles to Newark. A very de-
srabls property and now doing profitable buSi-
ness.
The Newark Iron FOundry. A good basin ess
NoN
Farms in PennSyIVahia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia. Also, mills, stores. business stands aud
dwellings. The public are Invited to call and eX
anime the list Correspondence promptly ansW er .
ed REYNOLDS 4 CO.
9l5 Market street, Wilmington DEL,
Real estate brokers' cOnvcyAncera, suryeyora and
collecting agents jyZ9-dSm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

The Pennsylvania Railroad has made dividend
Of per ceat. in scrip; the scrip to bear s .per
ssnt interest, aud to be paid off in March, 1879,
OF at the ComPanys option after six months from
issue. 1t is also available &C cash in paying in
stalmsnts Tn As COaipany's neK stock, wAisb
wiE make demand for it at once, as these pay
nsnts are due from 1st 10 2sth instant . - ~. 3.