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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-16

When is charity like a bee2 When il be-
gins to hum. ''4
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-16

My facilities for buying Goods unequaled by any
Dry Goods House in Trenton my for saying so
are these: Messrs. Foster Bros. my buyers have one
New York City and four large stores in Indiana
and Michigan which enables them to buy very large lots
So am enabled sell them Mt the prices that other
merchants have pay for them in New York at Whole
sale.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
(Gcrtiebuns.l

~@enn be @tltburs f6ulbis mare,
tpIrbe er tppbl eeb1teben fetn, tpp er
mar; auf Wprb ftebt Tpcesfrafe", Iae>
te Der Sne9t .peiter:
SIS etbt II Siele Sdelme, bic fi9
Dor elmer Sury 3u redtfertisea pifen,
ramentltd, >peuu fe ibre Sa9e burd
ei1e1 @ooofaten aus YartS flbren lal>
fen f5nnen," bemerfte bic Waeo NIT
se.d6tltder Miene. So.
uDur@ einen Nbsofuten aus pa
RIG 2"
Der, ME man mir selast bat, &C.
tppbnt it, fd bic Sleintsfett Dol, sebn>
tauienb @ulbeu sableu gu la0en baflr,
bab ct Elm paar Stunben iber Dies
unb Scenes ipri9t."
u3ebntauienr Cullen |" tpieberbplte
cer Rne9t unb fStete gum Sierten Wal.
uSneee tpirte IS mir cine @enue>
tbuuns iein> &perrt Der 6err fret tdme."
~@enn er ',pirtli9 ben alien Germ
ermprtet bat muB man tbm ce1 &ppf
pom 2eibe baden ; nit S9urfen bab'
i'd tein Mitleiben."
-, ia, tpentt ct l6ulbis it,"
~Sm anbere1 Sale mS9te i'd audi
winlden, baB er fret fomn,t, pdre es
aud nur um res Grduletr,s wilen
urb tpG, tpen,1 i'd. an ibrer @teue
mare, uurbe i'd MIDI suet Mal beben>
fen, ebe t9 Semanbe1 meme 5arb ed>
BE- ter tpesen Npres Dor 0eri9t &C.
ftanben bat."
uGrdulein Clara 1T Bon feiner llus
idalo iber;eust. -"
~Deto be6er."
~l1nb miro i'm. beiratben, 1pas BIZ
@elt au@ Iber i'm unb fie tenfen mag"
~3ebntauleno @ulber a1 ben Mppp'
faten, unt Elm paar Stunben uber Cine
unb bas Inbere gu rebenl" r1urmelte
Der &ne9t bic @prte Der Masb pie>
terbrlene ~oas Grdulein bat einen
tbeuere1 2%iebbober."
Das @efprd9 am Rafeetii1 1T 81
Gnte.
Ginen Sag fpater.
Wir 9eben gum MiFlenbpf pertbe,
2eier. Ym Ginsans tes Suttiaeebdus
tes brdn9t fi9 cine 9roes Menge @pl>
fes, bei1er Neueterbe b>t9 bic 3eitun>
gen, trelde f1@ nit Der 6a9e etrtst
Sage be19afti9t batten, aufS bb9f'
9elpan1t mar.
Der @ert&tsiaal 1T bis auf Zen lebs
ten plab sefiut.
Muf elmer Gfrate an etnem LANCER
Slide fBen bic &i9ter, tte einert II
rptbe, bic anperer 1T ldparse Ealar'
9ebiQt, ole NIT Iunben tpeieen Bef'
den unter rem Rinr, unb NIT bober
flberumtdnberten Mlben auf Ten
9aupte.
Nn etren, Gnte tes Slides bat be-
sefirdtete Staats>Y rpeurator fetnet
StB ibm eeeeniber AM anberen Gncv
Elm @eri9tsl1reiber. ESQ
auf benz Slide befnbe,, fi9 bic Be
weisfade; erube irbere G6pfe fore'
fdlti8 Serialu6en unb Serie9elt ; grcb
u1c fleine Gldl11en urb Sdddtel
den, tpie fs in tenMpptbefen 9etrau9
lid, fnr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19

@eiGstan3ler. Sc beist 5err BON
Balen &perre MiniRer teS Wustpartis
gen iein.
Dte Gbplera 1T in serl9iepenenI bei>
len Deutf9Idhbs auf9etreten. Mus
@e9ensburg In Baiern werbea mebrere
Grfranfunosf1Qe aenelbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19

a1ltio ; tenu tas etne pie bas ancere
Ref& traut Der fran3Sfiaen Natipa
feinbieliae Mbf9ten ;u. Darum ftnt
beite auf chamber anaepieien, une
barf tusbe1pntere raS iie@e Stalien auf
teutide 3llfe int Sale zines frans5f>
f9en MnsriheS re9nen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
n.
Sinnpri6e.
Gntf4IuB unb 5ba't.

Gntf@Iue unb 2ba't
Sbr tatelt pser preist bes Meni1en 1bat
Die bod ant Gnte tas MUIR ersquirt,
Das 1T sebeiraer @isuns @ia' unb &atl
@orber Serurtnet uber tilpunirt.
Die lawte Ibat 1T bes Eriumpbes Yra@t
Der leiie @iQe f@last Surber bic S@la9t.
Ni&t tutner frIsst Elm Triumpb tem@ies,
llnb ttan&utal trtumpbirt man rbne 8ries.
Mutbig aneepadt.
Der WibboIb unb bic gfe7el ii9t
Das aber traatt ben Weilen ni1t.
DAT Beibes Jpn ri9t bremen fam,
Yadt Ct ie frii9 unb frdftig an. 10
Gift unb Gesenstft.
Wp i'm Natursebiet Elm Gift
Der aafnerfiau1e Turl9er triTt
Da tirb, unit tpieber gu sefunben,
Mu& itsts elm 0eseneift eefunben.
@o BARS Der 9err befimmt. Das @lei9e
@eieb gilt aud i'm @eiFerrei9e.
Serwenbunsbes geiftgsn &ei4>
tbumS.
3 @eni&, bu biit 70 erub, 70 reid,
limb ipenbeit tp9 ben Suben slei@,
Den @@as ans sulbne 8alb, tas fate,
gielmebr ais an bic 8unteslate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
ltortissuns fplgt.]

Berlin IA. Suli. Das Dor Mono>
ten an8efdnciste Aus11eiten Bis<
mards aus benz preusil1en Minife>
rum fuI iebt b~epOraebsn. Ct ser>
bleibt jero@ IN fsinsr Steuung aIs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
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GinSpieeelbilb aus Der a1ten @e1t.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

9gte Dte!e!!s
gprfaIs f9on nieosr Derfloiieu ,ttts
aNsan0ss gufie fid ,paDrslto oer 3sit i,
lJs. 5ugetrdsen, mas q, ,i1lD fiir.lilu unbe=
beute,lo Dar, bod mil lnlerer gr5dblnug
,,,i6t 5,iiarpnsiiD Ddnseno, oabsr MIR es
.ffaiisi tIiierpdha Ialien f0n1ssn. Giues
ie6Dd n,iijleu mir anfdbsen: soie Gres=
5pnss1lug beg pfarrera 9aling, ansefIast
'tDsssf WssaI gun 90 piete
9ab nan iiiid auf liberaler Seits and
.eab, ben Yrieiter Beg beidnlbigteu gsrz
bre6sns au iibefpeiien:. ,ss gefaao
ni9t, unb sum gsabten sabals ser @,t-
Fgeiinnfen Dur6s Der Aasenaste frsi &C.
lpro9en:s Was mar ater MN bic Gp!8e
bapon2 Ser I, staatsanlualt, ben mar
|l4on lanse iii serSadts bss: aiebdugsf1ts
init Der llltran,on ontdneu gartei bate, traro
Raall,nb all s,snter alfanlerfenaaiBs ie:ne1
DerbieliIte 81 aliegeirt nbnDbt bsr
|Wsdann srii finfaig Sabre ssdblse ilno BEN.
nod Ieinsnt slmte md gana Gut bos'tsbsn
Ipnnts. Aber es seI9 ilnt Ft!
|qBanam alfabte ssrs sbei ber @erbeaoEA11g
|ifefs 30 gsialfsu bbessaa stiaStsn p;asrers
|rebsna Rbnnte sr nis9t seraoef 10 gut Sem
Eaeufet foss aibsraIis srans belfeuo ,t,fte z
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

1IlafI g aaf-oei alpeif en,l
leas isa u @ feEsa m aafe q bisr , {oIess {|sS
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o. ei1plldl 9leil sloerltafB estI8ab nno %,
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bate ..lloa tue'.E er andl a!.l6et u peg g
= ,lenlsl sllbaEls't M o8ulaa ,lne eero aonra
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

dSfe9 aD asaagsas aalaee
gntsr DliiHitrssns Gsrob bslpeats
esDF9 bes anogsS llll
4zszspats Il lpifslb
"a hisas Die 2eiptragenben gebDrten
80 sS6Essa thsiEs ben selp6nlifhen Bolts J, !
tiaiieR alaeia ai1aigSg Waann ettpa alllsSS alll 81
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As saesr alai.n a5tlid emiibte.
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.sassA SSaSs bsa Jlopf SsrblaA O6ne III einem
sa zaas snbesIfIasa sslultate III Ser
siesisrfS N9 lar ie6Dfl fenrf N;p nDnfre III
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-06

& ysssb 6abe esl lffadls .iiatfE'
I6isjsn sRfaffeas e. iolI' ii ,iir a Fsper u lasit.
40 Saa ND MD ns6r ssi1sr pftit1t pfi
I1ats ssails, beg g, Asbrigsp barf .es
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
IndanlrIal News.

The Emperor Of Austria visited the American
department of the Vienna EXPORT on on Tnes-
day He was received at the enhance by Mr.
Garrettson, the chief commissioner; Minister
Jay, Mr.. McErath, Architect Peck and other
commissioners. After inspecting the various
departments, he stated that America makes a
more varied. instructive and interesting display
than in has shown in any previous foreign exhi-
bition. beyond that" said he, ''the most no.
ticeable feature in your display of Industry and
art is constant evidence that your arthcers are
thinking men, aud that your labor seems inspired
by constant and active intelligence"
In Montgomery comfy, Pa, there are fourteen
iron furnaces. One of these is at Pottstown,
the "Anna" owned by Pottstown Iron Company
Lucinda furnace, at Norristown, owned by
Messrs. Schall Norristown furnace, at Norris
town, owned by Hooven d Son; two Swedes
furnaces, at Swedesburg, owned by James LAM
gan two William Penn furnaces, near Spring
MILL and Spring Mill furnace, owned by Messrs
Hitner two Plymouth furnaces, at Consho'
hocken, owned by Fulton Il Co.; Montgomery
furnace, at Port Kennedy owned by Montgom-
cry Iron Company; two Merton furnaces, oPpo-
site Conshohocken, owned by Morehead Co.
Edgehill furnace. on the North Pa. X. r., own
ed by Beck d Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
Political Items.

Augustus Albert was nominated for Sheriff by
the Democrats OF Baltimore, yesterday.
A very entertaining Democratic quarrel for the
spuils is brewing in Carbon county. Pa There
are not enough Offices to fill and that ID the trou-
bic.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention threatens
to adjourn in few weeks, to the first Of January
next on the ground, that the appropriation is
insuflici mt to enable it to complete it's work,
James Mcdonald Vice President OF the Pacific
Bank, has been nominated for Nj tyor OF San
Francisco by the Democrats. Mayor Alvord, it
is expected will be renominated by the faxpay-
ers' Independent party
The Cincinnati Commercial says il the Demo-
cratic party, will only take it's dead carcass out
Of the wa,. the " Liberals can carry the Stale
of Ohio. The hour is ripe and the time has
come This confession that the Liberals "
cannot move a corpse does not speak very well
for the strength Of that party.-Sprtn9ted u
MON.
The Republicans of Schuylkill county, Pa, ap-
pear to be involved in furious squabble over
men. aud not measures. The contest Is about
Congressmen Klllinger and the factions are for
him and against him or course, as usual. it ls
pretty much q quarrel OF the party wire pullers.
and the mass OF the people are very little con-
cerned.
Ohio Democracy seems to be badly pressed for
candidate for G lveruor The refusal OF both
Gen Ewing and Senator Thurman to accept the
honor leaves the field open to less prominent
men, and at the same time, increases the import
ance of the Liberal Convention, which meets
on the 30th inst. Indeed the most prominent
Democratic candidate now is Judge VIM X. Cald-
well, signer of the famoas Allen county, reso-
luton Another candidate is Mayor Johnson, oil
Cincinnati.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
LtH her Home.

YOUNG GIRL RUNS AWAY. IT IL FEARED TO NEW
YJRK-THE CONSEQUENCES OF SECRET ooRREs-
PJNDENCE.
On Monday morning, the family OF highly re-
sp ctabe farmer, living in Mill Creek Hundred,
fsw miles from this city, found that, some
time during the night, daughter, young lady
Of about sixteen years, hai disappeared No
alarm was felt at her absouce, for while. but
as,the day passed on aud she did not return. ser-
iou4 c)ncern was excited She has u ot yet re-
turned and from what has been learned OF her
movements, the most painful apprehensions
are caused about her,
It has been ascertained that she walked, on
Monday. to Rosedale Station, on the Baltimore
Central Railroad, intending to take the early
train to Philadelphia but missed it, and walked
on Eastward on the track, getting on the next
train, it is believed at summit station, Upon
arriving in Philadelphia, she asked to purchase
ticket to New York, but the agent advised ner
to buy one at the New York depot, and this she
seems to have doao. and to have gone on, in an
other train. to that CITY.
All this is calculated to cause the most seIi u
concern for her safety, but ii seems to be now
ascertained that she had been in correspondence
with some unknown person, probably in New
York the letters between them having had theiI
commencement in some one of the many adver
tisements which are sent out through the pa
pers apparently innocent on their face, but III
tended AZ traps for the unwary and lures for the
innocent.
Steps have been taken. through the police o
Philadelphia and New York, to discover inc mist
ing girl, and it is hoped they may be successful
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
The state s.ap,teI.
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
BUILDING,

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
BUILDING.
The Legislative Committee on improvement
of,the State House met at Dover, yesterday.
All were present except Mr.. Riddle. The pro-
posals received were opened, there being four,
as follows:
Chas Hillyard Dover. S21, S50
Alonzo Reynolds. Port Deposit. $lS, $50.
Fisher Il Bockman, DovAr $1,000
Mtnnrs. Fisher n 90. Ssaford. SIC, 200.
After examination, the contract was awarded to
Ale srs Manners, Fisher d Co., Of Seaford, Del,
who were the lowest bidders. Their offer
includes the whole work Of alteration,
/ side and out. according to the specifca-
uonsprepared by Mr.. Windrim, the architect.
themain features of which have already been
stated in the COMMERCIAL. The successful bid
ders are required TO iurnish surety, saisfa ctory
to the Committee for the faithful performance
OF the contract. 1t il expected that the WORK
will he commenced, this Fail, and be finished by
August |, 1874
The other bids ranged as high as S2l $50. and
the Committee are somewhat disappointed in
being able to make no favorable a contract ~
that with Messrs. NJ. f. Il Co. They now hope
to be able to furnish the rooms, and all. for
about the amou appropriated which il 800 600
Tho work will be under the supervision Of the
archtact
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
New Castle.
.ts3ccul Correspondence of the comUcrcIaLl

ltS)ccal Correspondence OF the ComD'erciaLl
PEEsoNAI.-THE NEW PApER-AN ARREsr-REAL
ESTATE sALEs
Nlw CASTLE, July 25.
The old Castle has another inmate. This ore
is a colored man arrested at Delaware City. for
the larceny OF $40 on Wednesday. His fate is
sealed.
Thomas Gi1in, the amiabe and pleasant gen
tleman, who has held the position OF Sherhs
Clerk for years past, will have leave of absence,
and spend his holidays in the mountains. lie ID
gone bnt not forgotten,
r. Burrows of Camden, N j., is the COM
ing mar. He is coming to start a newspaper, to
be knoSn as the Ne,D Castle Weekly Mems, i. e.,
as soon as lie is assured of the necessary snp-
port II established, the Ne0s will be non-par-
tisap, devoted to news, literature anil tho ad-
vancement of the interests of New Castle. Terms
50 per annum in advance
Kather lively time among the real estate
dealers this week Joseph j. Taggart, real estate
agent, sold thee lots for Ann Johns, on Della
ware street at private sale. The prices ranged
from sS to $25 to per foot. The Executors sale
OF the JeffeIson property yesterday, resulted as
fOlloWs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
FSr mm cMezRH8n PHILADELPHIA,WI VIII
- " - sMINGToN, . BALTIMORE
nAn R6zIN lIMR .teARI.R

Taktnq effect THURSDAY z, July 18th, 1873.
~ Philaueiphia and Washington Express Trains
a's son SSs HspTes. If ms taus p is. Ihe u
train from Philadelphia connects ior FoTsress mon
roe and Norfolk, sN-On account OF dill renee In
time. tr ins leave Bal imore py city time five min
utes earlier than STATE d below.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot, carner
of Broad Street a-d washington Av enue ssioho"s'
Darby, 100, Is, 1900. 10 4s AM 124oa16,sso,44S
bd5 3d. 10 :, Q. 80, 1I.a5 P. M,
Ridley Park, 40, 10. 8 sO oo0, 10 10 A: Il,
10 a., &sO 80, 445 6.5. "a g 30 100, 81 IL 40 r
Chester 7, 8 IS, $50, 70 1o.45 A. M, 1910. 30,
s8J, 4, 4h0, 4,45, bib, $50, $50, 1lsV-. nzo r.
s55 bs4o6sia i sis h SsS = So Il . .''.
Thurow,7, $50, 1O.4S A. NJ, $50, s.sV, 6lS' Z $50
:rTslners7. r.. 1916 a. NJ $50. $50, s1s. JssoPS.
Iinwood, 81, 1V.AC a. A.. ssU $780, oi6 7. $50
itiSS c,y aoni 7s sO lO4s A M..a So $50. els. 1880.
II Bgsvue. 81 80, lO4S A. M. asO $50, b1D $50
Wilmingtony 80 1915 A. NJ, 1a1O''. .2sO,saO. q"
5IS. s2O.. Z. 9 50, n;sO. z n ,tpM
s'suSSpR, s1SgR 80 80 4. 4 NJ NJ :. Is Il 81
EitTon' 8 81 a M, a. /. 81 1i'sJs I. NJ
North. EAST. 8. 80 a. AZ. a.. h.1p1l So P. NJ.
PerrSVills 80 A. NJ, 12.1b'' a. bl6, s2O'' 1lSO'
havrs-de-erace. $50 A. NJ, 1919. 4'' $500 11SO
PM ,oo.nu
| PerrymauBNue ooO a. Ia-s ttsoe Aas
| Ldgewood, so A. M., q" lsO, Z: NJ
Magnolia, 80 A. M., a. liz Z. y. oo.n =.
Baltimore, $50 A. M. IA lb's A. e2S 1lsO' +. M.
IoRTHwARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows; from
Baltimore, TsO, 9.so'' A. NJ, 25b'' T.sU' 1o.4b'' P.
Magnolia, 8 20 A. ID, 5 49,. SIG. P. M.
FSTiSSaess EsVisae craze is:o :: sSi, lo:is
';ea prriyVille, 12s'. s4s, sOs 1O:ss' M, A:2s''
';St North East, 7.O5 s:9s A M,4:45s sls.PM
EKtoD, 7.19 9:4l = N, 4:55.- 9:S2s
| New ARK, /. .B3 p:65 A IA, o:l9'. v.46' ID
staut n, 7.46 1906 A = 1861.
12:lO'' =, Z, 6:6J''T: s, :z4' P N
Be levat 6ssi, 7:l s:s2, 1oiT Am, 2:19, A19,I:7s,
caymont, $50. :2O, $3.50, 1925 1880 A M, $50.
III 1.-TWO ., i:to 7;sa s;s7, 1882, 1856 M. aa7.
Iiaiasr's, :oa 7;s1, $3.50 1924, Al M, 9:29 N;2s
Ia rioS, IT'S. 7:i s:I9, u 80 :Ol 2ss. .4:ss
Iamokin 5:4s 7:19 q, s:i6. 9:l6. 1Ss.11:O4
Chester, 81 lis, 7i7 s:s1, s:4s s:,s l04' Il: :OT
Nj 1913 l:ls 2:4O ASS, o:Sse:s' $685. s;o2'lo;or
Ridley Park, 5:5r 7:2a 1855, $685. 1921 loSt Il .Is
arby 6:U9, 7:l,, 7.4O :9 $50. 9:s9 IL Os Am,
1:23, 2:U9, 80, 4:43, 6:.4, 1854, s:26
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday. except those
Lamokin and intermediate stations, /. PM
| wilmington and Way stations A N, 9:i5 M i!
Baltimore stopping at the principal stations, IL 80
Trains for Philadelphia W II leave as sfollows: from
| lamOkIn and IDterme late Stations, 9:l6 M,
ilmington, stopping at Way saations' o;soe;soP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations 7'so'
a. F. KENNRY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

PURCHASE OF PATENT RfGHr,-Mr. A. n.
this city, and. with Mr.. G. M. Home, has pur-
chased from VIM. Il. Lawson Co., of Lsncas-
fer Pa. the right to sell Rlpp's Patent Quick
Shifting, Anii-Rattling Shaft Coupling, for the
States Of Delaware and Maryland and the Ierrl-
torv of Columbia. The device is the most sim.
ple imaginable. but it is of the best ever yet
Invented. It Is easy and rapid of adjustment
and will save many bruised hnger and oath on
frosty mornings. No screws or bolts are re-
means Of A pin, which is incased in box and
held firmly in position. All the parts fit tightly
together, rendering it strong and entirely free
from ratting. The entire change may be made
10 less than one minute. The patent is highly
and in this city it receives unqualified approval
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
aquatic.

THE PIONEER vs. THE UNDIsE-oTHER RACES IN
PROSPECT.
The Undine and Pioneer boat clubs. OF this
city, whose recent contest in the Christiana OK
cited 30 much interest, will, we understand, ar
range three more races for this season. The
frat one will take place during the first week III
September the dates of the two others have
not yet been fxed Like the first, they will be
social races for the championship.
II is quietly whispered around that some oil
the young ladies' of the city are preparing ve-
nv handsome flag. which they propose TO donate
to the successful club in the fret race. We
wouldn't have any one. however, intimate such
athng to the clubs under any consideration, fol
the boys will pull hard against the stream
without the knowledge Of the intention OF tbs
knt wledge OF the intention OF the'ladyes fayre'
Practice goes OH in the meantime. and very
close contes. may be expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25

The Iowa railway robbers have been traced
into Nodaway county. In Northern missouri, and
il is Thought will be captured. Npdaway county
is about thirty miles south of the scene OF the
outrage.
The steamer Ohio, on her trial trip, passed At
lantic City, going southwark, yesterday after
noon, at three o'clock.
The schooner John Post from Baltimore fol
Norfolk was sunk Wednesday night in Chesa'
peake bay by collision with tho steamer His
land Light. All hands were rescued,
Extensive forest fires are raging along the
Long Island Railroad,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-25
spanish war News.

MADRID THE DIRECTIVE PoINT-A PREsIDENT OF
SAFETY COMMITTEE FLIES FROM THE CITY.
MADRID, July %.
1t is reported that Gihl OonIereras. the leader
of the revolt at Oartagana is marching on this
city, with six thousand med.
The President of the Committee on Public
Safety. in Madrid. has fed from the city.