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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

SEVERELY lEJURED.-Frank Bali. stadelt at
Princeton IN. J.) College and son OF II. "A. Ball,
No. POS King street, ia this city, met with a Sc
we're accident, ON Friday evening last, aboOt niue
o'clock. In company with another student, be
was engaged in making some chemical expert.
ments in the College laboratory. when an explO-
sion ensuSd. Mr.. Bail was severely burned about
the face and on his wrists, while his companion
had his feet and ankles badly burned. Bail's In
jurea, though severe, are not as serious at first
supposed, and no lasting designation OF the face
will be sustained. His parents were immediately
for, and his mother still remains in
attendance upon him. t."onH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

ELECTION OF OFFTcERs-At ths regular meet
ing OF Good Intent Dsyison, No. l, S. OF T., held
last evening, she following officers we're elected to
serve the ensuing term: ssfsH ..tE.F
W. P.-W p. Corr,tcb; w. A-SaTaA A. Ker-
baugh; r. S.-Annie Y. Lee; AR S.-B S.
PenniE gton; +. S.-Andrew L johnson; TreAt. -
w. &. Gallagher; Chaplain-Geo F. Murdock;
Com.-ida II Marvin; A. q. Ezra Taylor; /. s.
Samuel j. Colt; o. S,:--John X. BsyIs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
aocITRIRal
aEHnEnEas - aVlHlNa.

Hope Lodge, No 81, o Q I, at Odd Fol
lows Hall !, % aud King Sta. GttA
Morning Star Division, No 2, = Of T, ct 9th
and Market Sta.
Delaware CouAcily No 2, o o A N, at Me-
cAanics' Hail. 219 Market St.
Rodney Council, No 1S, o U A N, at 702
East 9TH St.
Diamond State Lodge. No. s, Il +, al Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market SITS.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 AiArketSk
Ohental lodge, No IS, K of p, at Ferris a
CARROTS Building, 6O4 Market st,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

BASE BALL.-The QuickAtep B. D. c. having
finished playing in the lower part Of ths State and
being successful, ought 10 embrace the time and
play lew games here. Whore is the Active B.
B. G.? t'l -.- - :.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

Al Lawistown, Ne, senday vas the hottest
autumn day for several years, the thermometer
marking IS 70 80 in the shade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

President Grant and Postmaster-G General Cres-
we'll leave Washington to-day for Westminster
Md, to attend the County Fair at that place
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

LAUNDRKs.- Nj. U. I. Lalrimote, oil Easson,
bas just established in that town la0ndry, where
the whole town eau haVn lie washing done cheap
er and better than by che employment Of women
This IS q good idea. Ii an tie towns IF l,O06 or
more Inhabitants would s:aGt laundres not
only the expense butt great ANNOYANCE Of wash-
erwomon would be saved. la very few towns are
there women who understand the secret OF doing
up linen in cfedItable manner. LaOndTiss do
the thing right and dOit cheaply,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

q, s. CouRT.-1he q. S. Otrcult Court was in
session yesterday, Judge Bradford presiding.
Ihos. }. Graves was adjOdged bankrupt, by
the Court.
Without Eansachng any further husinssa, the
Court adjourned until Tuesday, October tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

PAID OFF IN CERcKs.- s.--LAst evening UeSetnl Q
our manufAotureTs paid on In ohseks instead O
currency, thoss Of their 1orkmen WhosO wage
amounted to over nine dollars. ~ MOOD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

7 PoLlcE CAsEs.-Police business is getting dOI
again and since yesterday morning, only two
cases OF drunkenness have been dispOscd OF by
Mayor Simms each was hued lfly eeRts and
costs -- t. ..... ... ~ p =,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

A HONE MILL AFFEcTKD.-One. of the Bull
locks q Sons, woollcn manufacturer, whose fail
are has been announced, owned q one,Rith inter
est in the Kiamcnsi Woollen Mills, at Kiamensi,
in this county. This failure, however, will not
cause the mill to close. or to suspend operations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

SALE OF MoNEY,-At the regular monlhiy
meeting of Wilmington Loan Association, las
etenIng $1,000 sold al S6s( per cent, premiuTn.1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
OTHER woRK 1E,T44 u.AH. Co'sYARp

This morning in the ways vacated by Johns
Hopkins, the keel OF ferry boat for the Phiadel-
phta and Camden line. It's dimensions will be as
fOllows;s Length between perpendicular, 1876
feet ebroAdtAN team, 20f6cf dePth of hold, 10
feet.
There 10 now on the WAYS and almost ready for
launching freight propeller, for the Baltimore
The steamship Gen. Whitney, the ono named
BY Presideat Grant, during his visit to this city,
IN EAhturaYyllast. is nowg being htted out, aHd
will ID read to Depart IA hOoet thirty days.
Ihslronchd ca,onieIts is haviug her decks
raised, and is being otherwise repaired.
The iron Jerry boat, Philadelphia, of the Phila-
dolphin and, Camden lime, is in the dry dock, un-
aergoing fopaits.i C'f ! .4 4tIYkI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Della
/ .42 ware Bay AIR. sNta}F. e
ITS sITUr1oN AND PROSPECTS.

I The Baltimore ABaericdn OF last Monday morn
ing, says: A gentleman who has Just returned
from n tour along the line of thp Baltimore, Ches-
apeake and Delaware Bay Rairoad states that
th' re. is fun corps of engineers at work on
the iiAss AAdthied lu position among thenn IS
Howard PoulsOn, Esq, youthful graduate OF Our
baltimore City College, and son OF the Rev. Thos
L. Poulson. The right OF way thus far has bsen
freely given, and the grade is almost wholly ON
the suriAce, The engAHsers say that the crossing
OF ChOptank nver will not be At aiiexpenAiVef
The people OF the counties through which this
road passes are unanimous in their anxiety 10 do
ali In thsr power to aid in the construction of the
road. The timber necessary for the building Of
bfdgSa and suPeTstrngtures s abundant and
ChedP. Ia -6Eety rsspectGls Toute selected & *
csedlngly favorable for the cheap Construction
OF the road, which will greatly develop very pro-
ductive and beautiful section Of the country al
bring % the Baltimore market large amounts OF
produce That ID nov from necessity taken "a
other cities. A company is now organized TO
build road extending down the PeninsDla
through the EasteFn Shore counties Of Virginia
Ah travel dtEade from the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia and the aonthsrn part of
Delaware have, BY the present routes, 20 centre at
Harrington, The initiAl point Of this road in Della
aware. From this point By the old or present
route they ara one hundred end forty miles from
BaltmoEe' weAie the route noW 70 be built by the
Baltimore, OhesaPsake and Delaware Bav Rail
road will reduce the distance 10 Baltimore 10 sixty
miles. The advantage Of bringing baltimore
eighty miles nearer 30 such tide OF trade and
travel ia obvious. A contract has been made with
reliabie parties for the building Of the road but to
carry out the contract the company are stiu EN-
barEassed tor the want OF small addition Of spb-
souptio1s b ths capital stock. The company Il
prepared BY arrangements 70 run boats from Bal
timor 70 Kent Island and hFst-cass ocean steamer
from LeWea, Dels to New York, for passenpers
and freight From Harrington to LeWes is thirtV-
eight miles. The Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Delaware Hay road will h8 the route bv vvhich
the beautiful RehobOth Beach Seaside Oamnmeet-
lAg GrQnnd " 80 be reached. and as the roal IL 70
have nFsteaea engines. passenger and freight cars
RehobotA Beach will probably become a mora
favoEite sensible resort than any other in the
counFrysNN s. 0E DTfI,IE al ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
shin Building.

LAUNCH or THE JOHNS HOPKINS, AT THE n. n
ii s-. CO.'S YARD.
This morning ct Gas O.elodk, tho iron screw
steamship Johns HopksNs, was launched at the
yard OF ne Harlan & HolllheswoTth Company, in
this city. Hhe iauuch Was as beautiful one as
ever occurred, and was witnessed by quite q large
Number ot people. As the boat struck the water,
the stern was turned up stream, and large haW-
ser happening to break, the vessel went up the
creek almost TO the Wilmington & Western Rail-
read bridge. It was immediately afterwards toWed
back TO the wharf, and the work of finishing and
atting up commenced. The dimensions Of the
vessel are rs follows:
Length, $50 feet; breadth Sl beam, 90 feet; depth
Of hold, 20 feet tonnage about 1900 toss. The Ves-
SCI Is three decked. aud wIll DO schooner rugged.
Thero Aro four bulk heads which divide the boat
iAtQ RtO Iweler light CDMpaItmenb.
chtnefy cNAbiata of enc inverted, direct
setting, surface condensing propeller engine; cyin-
DOR 60 inches in diameter and 40 inches stroke
The propeller wheel 10 IS feet, inches in diane
TOR and n feet pitch. Steam is furnished by two
tnRHhr 9oierH SGD 4 steam hCist St The
nsscnWay, anu Steam attachments Nt ths wind.
lAss.
The Johns Hopkins h tho seventh ship OF the
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company,
which Ply beeWeen Baltimore and Boston. Four
Of these boats have been built by the H. & IL IN;
the :. Y, SpauldiSlQ, Ia 1859; the Ben. De Ford,
IN 1860; the Wm. Crane, in 1871. The boat was
built under the superntendAnce Of its future off,
eera, wax Captain, Wm. A. Hallett: First OEicer,
Josiah Q. Parker; Engineer, Albert Moore.
! abe Jeh1s Hopk:Hs was 30 named, in honor of
The wealthy ana phhad thropic BaltiuOrean of ths
tame name, who Is Stotk hoidaF IN ne Merchants
and Msnqrsf WNanriarnraa ffoni ~ tomnanv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
WIN. 5. WATT,

NO. Av~V HAWAAeB BUFe0tS
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,
Wishes his fFisAds and patrons 10 know that ka
resumed business in the above brancoS ana |o1l1
gesre 70 reese % rcustOm heFet0foFO so HberSli~
pest0wea. He pFophFeH % dc al kinda ef Gork
- nn line. and submit e, Inmates Of cost Snarsn
selns 70 nnlsh Az contrasts and complete an jo6s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAENRR
Satisfaction to all will bs mg aim. aaI tha snsI
possible pratt charged. - ''@'
give @e nAIl. l'1tH42t Ap22.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
RrNANC1AL AND COMMERCIAI.
CTTY M0TIUEs.

EXTENSIVE EBUsINRss.-Charles Kyle has reeoy-
dhis health and will give bis personal attention
the sale of ice cream. confessions nuts and fruit
ths N. W. corner Of the Second street market
OusO. and will be as polite and accommodating as
intaAas to fit the Sylvan Springs. near The elty
TailW y depot, whore there will be cOnyonienoies
for pienics aud every arrangement for the accom-
mediation of all who may wish 70 pass q pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprisinG and deaeryiDg
OfUncOuragement. No intoxicating liquors sold Oh
the ground, auRl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
Clocks. Watches. JsWeIry q SpectacIes

ConStantly on baud and for pais AT the loves, ma,
= 80 rate Partie1llt and personal attention given
70 aepeillaz any. article n The aboVe line.
Rsas: - scls as'n. fQE ne csisbrltSa DhnoRd
T7FTf y ---I rl - <s5-l- l-ss4 DAD
laE-ta - g .Iss--T ftU
10 4 a.Az YTsg. gfs8 4m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

UHEAP UoAL.-Stove at S5.s5. Nut, S5I5 per
2i0 pounds for CASH only, az the wharf south
Of Market street bridge. WM. ]. BRoWN.
July 1st-Sm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

LAlGRsT NUT Coal in the city at WM. J.,
BROWNS. South Of Market Street Bridge. jyls-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
@GMrxtIGHIl,
PROF. J. L. BRaaR,l1 7, .

IO7 East Fourth stFost. 'ht7i 1.i ie
TNEACHER Of Piano. ofEan, ViOIlas Bluta end
6uitAr, Special attention uiV9o - Hocot
Music in ell its branches. Music arfAnged Tor
Bands aud all kinds Of instrumenta.Y sepls-SN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16

Maderas de todas classes Y tejamanf.-Arsdos de
varias fabricas con mangos, timones rejas de re-
einstrumentes de carpnteros Y toneleros. Correas
de cuero para maqulnas de vapor. desde purgadas
patente.--Alqu -Estopa para abuqnes.-Ljngue-
tes para bocas de hornalla -Remaches de cobre pa
IA cOrreas de vapor-Llsves de vaIbulas para vapor
lesde 6 pulgadass -Tela de aambre de varos ta-
nan os para cedazos de- Aguarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
10 mGquinas-Cedazos sueltos de alambre cobre.
Baldes de hierro gal vanzado para haciendas.-Efec
calesas v carretas yantas para idem.-Csmones,
ruedasy rayos sueltos-Aceite de peZuna-Barniz
6no para tapar nudos.-Llaves inglesas para todos
gueras dc gonna de |, y pulgada.-Arneses para
mulas caba los-Jaqulmones ecuero para idem.
ma caballete de "A Is qq-Muelles de todas cases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16
IEN EI1.ALMACENa u .gs,
DED. D.T0MASTOLOSA HLJ0, DEMAf AGUEz
81 ECUNTRAyDg Ngn Los ARTGUlOS SGgByIBS ~

Ma1uinas dc coser de varias claaess-Polvos para
limpiar plata--Cuchillos tenedores plateados con
mango de marfi.-Cucharas plateadas finas,-LlcO-
reras iarros &.-Paas do madeira " de hieTro.-Mo-
limos dc acero para moler -Venteadores de ca
fe.-Quinqnes para keroeina gasolinas--Faroles
para Observation-Disclosures de varias clases con des-
pertador-Ce Cerradnras de pestillosmovbles que sir
ven para ell lado derechoy el izquierdo-Agujas pa
r. ell ado derecho ell iZ0uierdo-Ag -Agujas para ma
qdinas pleas sueltas.-Hiios sedas para idem-
PiDturas de todas cases aneites.-Lona para velas
de buques botes.-Tornillos para manuinas de,ya-
por de otras elases.Cornisas de metal para ador'
s,leltas para espeios.-Cerday puma para colchones
neutrality-suspicious. almohadas neltas.-Tq-
de toda clase.-C -Carruajes de dos cuatro asientos
para niTos otros muchos artleulos impossible de
enumerar. 4-R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16

Ell que suscribe tiene el honor dc particpar
tanto al pJibico en- general como todos los far
maceuticos de la Isla en- particular haber bier
to un nuevo establecimiento lie Farmacia situa-
do en- la calle de San Franciso ntlmerO "a en- el
que encontraran sus favorecedores un esmera-
do trato y mn complete surtido de drogas pro-
ductos qufmicos patentizados'los cuales ofrece
como procedentes dc las m-jores casas de Eu-
ropa y los Estados Unidos con qnienes es5a re-
laconado, ten e1lo II ant sfacclon de ser el nri-
melO en- ofrecer al pnb.ico varios medicamen;
tos introducidos recientemente en- In medicina-
tales como:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16

En- esta imprenta sc hacen t0da clase de inn
pIesiones para los cuerpos del EJerclto y mill
cias, los Ayuntamentos, las "ficinas los par
ticulaTes, Ofreciendo Ell todos los ttahajos que
ae encarguen, prontitud csmero haratura.
Coustantemente se encontraran cll la misma
los siguentes lmpres0s:
P6lizas de cmbarque para el extranjero.7
ldem para cabOtage.
Manttcstos dc AduHnaa
Pol Zas de hetamCntos.
Conocimleutus dc embarque de los vapores
cOrrcos dc ias AutIilfs de ID. Ramon Herrera.
Idem de los vapores corFeos de A. Lopez
Comp
Credcuciales de yoluntarios.
ont'raniirntos dc clboa aareeatoa,
LetTaa en hlauUo.
Iaget.ss de vista de cartnlinn.
ldcIn de idem imitaclon dc marfll
Idem de idem nAe.llad.ss dc colotes.
ldcm dc luto.
Sc inprtmen osquelaA de convlte, para eu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16
Empresa de vapores espanoles,
CORREOS De LAS ANTILLAS
DeD. .Rnmeu dc mcrrers dc
VAPOR MOCTRZUMf.


vIAGE A san 1Ii0HAs P0R III sun De Sro DoAt|G0
orden dol WAGE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16

cnti rrs, Sc entregan In hora de habeIse or
cargaeo.
Igualmentc 80 detallan los efectos sign ientes
Plumas de Guillot dc otros tabrican =.
Pcsitos para pcsar orc y cartas.
Sohrcs grandca para cartas y otcioa.
papel para caltas, grande, peGneno dc cau
t. dorado.
ldcu idem idem dc luto.
Sohres gFandes de luto.
Idcm dc iargctas
Lapices Faver y otros fahricantcs.
pufta- plumas.
Tintcrus lie varias cluses.
Cuchillns tc coTtar papcl
Rrgla, cuadradiIios dc varDa classs.
Cajtas para sellos dc correo.
Linpia plu1nas lie porce!Eua.
Salyaderas dts dittrrute- ciascs.
lapel cspssilol dc +. -. - y A.
Iicm rayado de Il -
Potes le tinta caruitn.
I.acses dr yaTtaH elaAta.
Intrs,s mara dihuin e.. g..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16
Frontitud.
Variiedad.
Ell BUEN TONO DE VERGES Y COMP.
San FRAYCISCO MUM, 81.


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16
Nueva l1nea de Vapores Espanoles
ESTRx. .EIvEarooG rtERro-RIco

Il vapor ''Puerto-Rico" sc despachara en- Ii
verpool para San Juan, Mayaguez Ponce de-
mas puertos de su ruia el ~ de agosto pr6xmo
-fara fetes demas detales dirijirse en- Ii
verpo9l 4 los Sres. William White Comp Pa
clic Buildingo, James Street, en- esta Lati-
mer Comp Puerto-Rico. g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

Habana: Jose Bar6Nuetas Sres Vlanova hermano
Gbara Sres Valado Longo comp-Baracoa re Peelad ug
comp-Cuba Se Catasus compPuertoPlata Gineba Her
Mayagiez Sr d. Tomas ToosAguadl Sres Silva Fer
comp.Puerto ro B Boa Recommendations Sres
F de danoav conn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-16

EI Eucalyptus Globulds, nuevo febnfugo, risa =
do con gran exitn en- Esnaila. Aigelia " Corcega
y que tanto por sus propiedades medicinales CO.
mo por su buen gusto est6 llamado ser gene
raj gu nso. 9H gs
ElsuJobinato de soda, nuevo Durgante saline
Sin el SAILOR dcsagradable de todos los purgan-
tes de su clase.e
El sirOt Dusart lie Lactof0Sfato de cal rene
do muy efcaz en- el raqttitisnol las afecciones
6sea acompanldas &c M mai estadO en- las vas
digestiyas, en- Ia dsenterfa Y 0trOS rins me-
dicamentos de muy diffcil eHumerY q ei)n.-Pto
Rico enero 10 dc 1S73.- Miguel q. LedeSmG. 59-7o
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g.raAoLss

Pasoa 'nsgsaa.--Iasm sgnls.- Ias@ Kgsaass fAeas
Setds-aAinHsa NF3nr3v-t6sm AN8FNe Il assMss@
lara nnM~--Adrsn k4sat v@nknsessspA Akaas S8s2A*
aato fgAs-Dtts - s3Akestssa tk8&sn4ea sasNNkeA 49,
aa<s aoEsnaa ataesw~-. .I1wus&As Aae Mska i Ea@,s
, 1873-07-12

definitely conHidorod Meantime thoy arc h,ir:-
rying forward tho construction Of Tho limo. a
large quantity Of tics wore conveyed on to tho
limo this week Tho iron for n portion OF tho
n,onts for tho bAlance will, 1t Ii expected, aoon
ba made.
, 1873-07-12

During heavy shower in Andovor, Mass,
on the afternoon Of tho Fourth, the lightning
struck tho Old South Church, md stunned tho
Rev. Mr.. Abbott, who was delivering all Grafton,
and also Mr. Carter, the tenor Ut tho choir. Both
recovered in few moments. Tho church was
materially damaged.
, 1873-07-12
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rnil-

road Sunday Train.
Tho through Pacific Express for Council Bluffs,
omaha, Sun Francieco, md all other Farost points,
will leave tho Central Depot Of tho Michigan Central,
illinois Central, aud Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Railways at TO- n. m Sunday, July H. 1879, stopping
It Intliann avenlo anl Cann1 atrcot stations.
This IL the road that awarded tho last contract
for tho transportation of tho Orerland 3ufs to and
from San Francisco, Australia, Cltua, and japan.
Through ttckots reading via Chicago Northwestern
nnl Chlcngo, Rock 1aA1d l. Ihoifc Railways will 10
good OH this train.
, 1873-07-12
FOR, SALE,

FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal and Iron Property,
BLAST FURNACE,
Farming Lands for Sale
tBy ordor OF ,ho Comptroller of tho ourrono,},
BRING PART or THE
Assets OF tho
Ocean National Bank
Of New York.
Tho undorsgnod. Receiver Of tho Ocoan National Bank
will oor for salo all tint tract nf lan and tho structures
md improvements toreon, tnRcthor with tho franchises
and prIsi'ugoa belonging thereto. known Is tho
1rondale Coal and Iron Property,
md formerly known a. tho Estate md Works OF
THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.
Said lands and works nttuatod In Preston County,
West Virginia, tho limo Of tho Daltirnorn Ohio HAIL
road. near tho Grafton Junction. auaro connected tore.
with by branch ron Of uniform gauge and construction;
land, 100 niloa from Whoolng III miles from Psrkors.
burg tan Is mcs from pttsbnsgh by tho limo OF tho
Pittsburgh Charleston Railroad now building SOUTH
ward across "ost Virgnla) by Of which rosd 1t
has accoss 10 tho arkots of tho ast aud cs and vii,
shortg also avo to tho MARKETS Of Pittsburgh nud
tho magnetic deposits Of Vir9tnia and Tho Kauawhs
Tho TRACT OF LAND ombrnoos .12O acsos, Of
which 22o undor cultivation. tho roaindor being Gov
cred viii, heavy growth Of valuable Timber.
II is also unlorlad by THREE DISTINCT
4 II
shc at tho surfnoe. B. and foot In thickness
respectively which have hcon tcetod and worked on this
aud adjacent properties for Tho coal stods
nno, ltnfr0,s, hnr- grn3ucti cake, snitnbie for
iron-n,nlknG.
Tl.oro alvo ia clos, proximity to tho uminous con
THREE SEPARATE nE:I}S or IRON ORE
Of tho variety known to miners rs s'CLAY IRON.
STONE 20 largely In nao In Engsh Furnaces, ranging
from = inohos to foot In thickness aud 10 ensy mined
that can ho placed At tho Eusuac stack por
ton.
In ju4tnpoatton with tho iron.bo1ts n.o I.ucatonc,
suitable for u1ing purposes, Fire-tiY, and building
Snnst0nc, suitable for constructing Furnaces Oveus,
Etc.
Among tho permanent Structures and Improves
nunts, crcctod for tho most part by tho Company,
Onc H0t-1SlNst Furnace, 10 foot stack, lf.9 bosh.
Two Il0YiuE Engines, 60-ho1xe power, made by
6~ooony i Son, ot Reading.
U0t-Dfnst Appnrntus, e. foot stoves.
-Four Miles of 11ntiroid. 4.81H gnugc sIdtngs
switches IS and 6pound rail, we'll laid and aliasted.
One Snwn.il, Turbine wheel, circular SANS, carpen.
tor and tool shop complete.
Foundry, including uupols. moids, eassinga, pat
tosns oto.
NInchino mud Blacksmith Shop, with lathos,
| drills, oto.
80 Workmcn'a Dwelling g-IIauacs, double and
single, gardens attachpd. IN good order.
EtOrchOuscn, EnKinn-1lousc, Offices, Shods
Coking Pits Treatlos aud all the Tsamw.ys Drifts
Openings Stables, aud other structures aud excavations
, 1873-07-12

experience with tho law hut did not antioipnto
trouble, ~ their goods wore light Tho law
might kick buck OH Chioago in Bomo instances
aud iu1uro trade gBnornlly
The Portland daily press., 1873-02-15

that Watson would have forsaken mop In
stantly, sort of movement and sbiver
runs through the figure; the newspaper drops
from the hands, which, however, continue to
be still held out in the same position, as if
still grasping it; and behind the newspaper,
/ see, by the dim morning light and the dim
lamp. CLEANS, that there is no real face, but
mask. A sort of choked sound is coming
from behind the mask. Shiyers of cold fear
are running over me. Never to this day shall
I know what gave me the despairinS courage
to do it. but before / know what 1 am doing
I find myself tearing away the mask tear
ing away The hands. 1t would be better to
find ANYTHING underneath-Satan himself
horrible dead body-anything sooner than
submit any longer to this hideous mystery.
And am rewarded. When the cloak lies at
the bottom of the carriage-when the mask,
and the false hands and false feet-there were
false feet, too-are also cast away, in differ
ent directions, what do you think find I'M
derneath?
Watson! Yes: itappears that while silent
I feel sure that they must have rubbed
some more OF the drug on my lips while l
was unconscious, or never could have silent
so heavily or so loDg-they dressed up Wat
son in the mask, feet, hands and cloak: set
the hat on her head, gagged her. and placed
her beside me in the attitude occupied by the
man. They had then, at the next station,
got out, taking with them dressing-case and
CLOCK, and had made off in all security When
l arrive in Paris, you will be surprised to
near that 1T does not once occur to me wheth-
er am looking green or no.
Ami this is the true history of my light
| journey to Paris! You will be glad, I dare
| say, to hear that I ultimately recovered my
sappbires, and a good many of my other or
naments. The police being promptly set on,
the ROBBERS were, after much trouble and
time, at length secured; and it turned out
that the man in the cloak was an ex-valet of
my husbands, who was acquainted with my
bad habit of travelling in company with my
trinkets-a habit which have since seen fit
| to abandon.
| What have written is literally true, though
it did not happen to myself.