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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07
.- By Hill 6 Goddin, '.
Real Estate Agents AMI Aucfioneers,
. No.1lCS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ BEAUTIFUL BRICK 1ESEMENTS ON
THE. EAST LINE OF TH1KD BE, BET W E t;o
cree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond pronounced on the TIN of October, 1873, In
the case of Hobsons executors against HoDson
&c, we. the undersigned. commissioners !or an!
two of them), Will, through Hill & Goddin, a!it.
tioneers, proceed to sell at public auction. on the
# i O'clock r. M.. TWO BEAUTIFUL. BRICK
TENAsfsSTs on The east line Of bird between
Main and Cary streets each fronting 20 ies a r rcry
q. are remarkably we'll built; contain about
eight rooms each tne Is vacant and the DINER ,, Is
occupied by good tenant. Iney nave az .i ne
coInmodations. H., .o,,o
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance ut six twelVe,
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes. Interest
added and title retained TIL the further order OF the
conrt JOHN II. GUY,
>''' f.- CHARLES T.. WILLIAMS,
JOHN s. WISE,
MOI Special Commissioners.
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BY W. Goddin,
BY w. G0uuln,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF SNAIL LOL
AND FOURTEENTH STEEEIS =,
Nil be sold ut aucton OH the premises, ON ea Il
FRIDAY Sth of November. 1878, at oc!ock L.
NJ y small LOT located above. fronting SIX feet
running back one hundred and twenty feet to an
alley. II adoins on the west The residence OF MIS-
John A. Hutchinson. w .opD,>- .
,f' Auctionerr. =
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SALE AT AUCTION OF FORTY
y SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF s
sold ut auction ut the Stock Exchange. over the
First National bank, on SATURDAY the stn r o.
November. 1873, at O'Clock 7: NJ. Foht
SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE NEVILLE
DiTCHER COMPANY, or 50 much hereofas may
be necessary. ,,,,rr,rsrrr
TERMS: Cash. TIE 1hooAET.
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FURNITURE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-M
V NITURE.-I have on hand 4 large stock -
of WALNUT CHAMBER, PARLOR, mi !"
TATION, and PAINTED SUITS and the lower
grades Of FURNITURE. I offer the above for
cash 1T greatly reduced prices. Parties buying
would do we'll to examine my stock and compare
prices ....f ..H .E,GAIHRlGaI.
no tsy . Hs..."- ~ No. 10 Governor street
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EES Err l. IKE PER.

The Euht,GOfedu of Saturday, November sth
Win contain u supcrtly executed likeness OF
GESERAL j. l.. kE3lPER,
engraved from photograph by Recs, and pro-
nhhcea ny az VINO have seen II strlklngiy correct
The paper win be mailed TO ANY address upon re-
'eipt 0! ten cents or i've copies for twenty live
cent? Address BALTIMOREAS
40 o-Z'T Baltimore ald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncer5.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
i "GAMBLE MANSION" AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING. AT AUCTION:
In execution OF the provisions of 4 deed OF trust
from {. NJ. Wallace and wife and Others to the sub
scribers. as trustees, dated 10th September, Ell,
and duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
office, being thereto required by the holder 81 Two
of the notes thereby secured and now due anu I'M
paid will sell at auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 9Th day OF November, commencing
at a. 2. ~. the property conveyed In said deed
to-wIt: the same extending on the east line OF
Third street from Byrd to Arch street. having
front of 326 81 2 feet, and running back 10 feet
to an alley 20 feet wide. y,
Upon this property stands the "GAMBLE
occupying one Of the most beautiful situations In
the city and commanding grand view or the city
and Its surroundings :,
TERMS UNDER THE DEED: Cash sufficient to de-
fray expenses OF sale and to pay of ami discharge
two notes amounting to SlO,2ou, with Interest
thereon, ut The rate OF ten per cehtum per annuH,
from 9th September 1873; the residue upon such
terms as the granors in said decd may direct, or In
event OF their failure 10 give such direction, then
upon terms rs to lis may seem tit, the same to be
ut the time OF sale: rEs. &. F
49,. JAMES 4. GODDIE,
..... ...r ..st. p Trustees.
Memorandum 1t Is probable that arrangements
may be made with the consent Of the parties In
tersted, 10 sell the property in parcels, and upon
terms more favorable to purchasers than those
named above. d, .... s.. JOHN HON AhD, .
'''' - - '.a'' '.'. JAMES E. GODDIS,
=. -....- .7.l o.. ..iH,a.s. ..= Trustees.
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. no .
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AUCTION sALES-Future Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams, r
Real Estate Agents aud Auction GERS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. ~,
An ATTRACTIVE SALE. @.3
ELIZA PARK BLOCK. lar .at
SIX NEW, MODERN, AND BEAUTIFULLY
MO III SITUATED DWELLINGS, -."@r'
INDUCEMENTS AS TO TERMS OF
+, s.., t PAYMENT. =. HH.t'' -" -
... -s. f.- - Faia.sgE M .sI - Z
..., f. STOP PAYING RENT, ss!af~ f
AND MAKE YOUR MONTHLY DEPOSITS n
.,.. REAL ESTATE a - E.-<Ft.
SALE or TUESDAY, l1rur NOVEMBER, AT
-. s-.apah s-d4.o'CLoCK e. ST. I'D. p. t'-.'
ELIZA PARK BLOCK. Inns
SALE or TUESDAY, 11ru NOVEMBER, AT
H.. a.asrh ,,d4.o'cLooK r. 81. I'D. "a. I'LL

Nv request Of the Elba Park Real Estate AssocIa-
Non. WI. viii sell as above SIX NEDILN-SIZtD
RRICK DWELLINGS, situated In Elta Park, on
the south side of Clay street. d
These hOase5 are fast being Dulaird in The best
s,ylp. with the modern improvements trimmed
with white marble and IRE ni0.ffts NJ construction
and arrangement, where thorough stsf'fs1 aud c1D-
yrnience are combined Win Bus.sfai" fD,sf. 1886
TEHYs: VpUs,i1fiy I4tbr1LL IN .t0yrfs -kng On
enrh h0use onty 1906 taisb Hf tDhn'rr In snhtt
B,onthiy fHstalptrits If drsiTtd.
After The air,Yr. vt vii s4t tlsfAST LOTS
fronting tyttbrr ZDD ftt M ClSJ .btff, " " 10 10
IN parcels tssY hc desif",.
GECEBa 4 WILLIAMS,
poG hnr.toucers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORE AND
i DWELLING on TIE VEST SIDE OF Sc
COND STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND
BYRD STREETS AT AUCTl0N.-li execution
Of the provisions Of deed OF trust from +, ,; ";
Carr trustee for Mrs. Ann Carr, and the SAID Ann
Carr to- the subscribers trustees. dated 9th October
1871, aud duly recorded In Richmond Gi nance y
the notes secured), we win sell at auction, upon the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the 9TH day OF NO.
rerhar commencing at Ak o'clock l.. NJ, the pro.
perty conveyed in said decd, being the sTOKE
and DWELLING occupied by MIR. Thomas d. Cou-
sins. The lot Is so by 80 feet.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale and tn pay
S525 with interest from 18th OF October, 1878
balanc,. upon terms to be made known al the tune
of Salr JAMES Z. GODDIS,
JOHN HOWARD, .
70" Trustees.
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY. 9th
November. at AZ O'Clock p. NJ.
- ... JAMES +. GODD1S,
JOHN HOWARD, r.
no q ..' .. Trustees.
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DHILADELPHIA, RlCP. |KFN
j MOSD AND NORFOLK STEAM rs11ffasts
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Untll further notice the steamers OF TINS
line Will leave Philadelphia every WEDSESDA I
and SATURDAY. and Richmond every MONDAY
aud TUESDAY at IL o'clock III.
Freight taken for all parts of New Jersey, Pehn-
svlvauia, for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans.
Also. for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star and
American steamship lines and bills Of lading signed
through. -, s
stateroom, IS. W. +. PORTER, Agent,
No. 1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO. Agents,
No. IL South WharveS,
All % No. IA North Wharves. Philadelphia.
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JEW'ELRY, &c.

GINCE THE GREAT FALL IN S2 4
- GOLD we have added large and beau sac
tifll assortment OF ....r....ta .lEs rtl.... aSy&
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
Watches. Chains, Pins, seal-Rings, Buttons, &C.,
which we offer for less than the usual rates
no q .. .' NOWLAS & co.
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WOOD AND COAL.

rOALBITRG SPLINT COAL
IL unrivalcd for CRATE use. 1t has 10 clnker, no
slate, TO waste, AMI burns up clean. Satisfaction
Guaranteed 5. Fl. HALVES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets,
no 6 Sole Agent for Richmond and vicinity.
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MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
wi (Brpok turnpike near city, Richmond. Va.
For sale, large assortment Of Shade and Orns-
mental Trees, Everkreeus. flowering Shrubs rep
ers &C. also, rape-yine, and other small rru''>'
Roses, etc, etc. Price-list furnished on apptica-
ton in person or through post-ofhce; n,pv
ors during business hours f.. % 6-2m'
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tToPEE.S AND HOARDlNG-lIOIsE
BOARDING.
ME>. NHRFLEkT has one pleasant room sliii;i-
,lc 10. gentlencn AMI wi.hcs several day-boarders
al II Main. bcwcccn Sixth and Seventh streets
,I-S:t
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

.DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II, f OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
tAo,upo,oV~'
Deposited With Treasurer of Virginia. sso,c00.
o., IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
--TI-I s.UI LONDON.
nenositsd with treasurer of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the ob!!-
sariops of the above companies
- Representing the above snunch old EnQnsh COM
,auies, we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unquestionabe security. prompt ana ho-tA
=. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE co Agents,
.' No. 110s Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $60. 0O0, 600.
Cash dividends, surpassiag al others, ut pTSt Al
euery anniversary Of policies
Premiums payable annually, semi-arnuaily, aus
quarterly. acknowledgements
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United States ~
JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
SO u No. HOS Main street.
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EULTZ SEED WHEAT.

.u A new variety
EARLY, RED, WITH bMOOIH hEAD-
sent ont by the
US. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
%" -. III ~ SasNi In 1871 and 1877.
Ir Is sale by those who have tried Il 10 have done
Ter than any other variety, making good cfops
where others failed entirely. We have received
spuli lot direct from the neighborhoOd In %heh u
originated, which We offer for sale for seed ,so>-
b Sc = - -, ALLISON s. ADDISON.
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EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO GFFn
r MINION STEAMSHIP COMP ANY. sslEsk'
The side-wheel steamships, OLD D0MiNl0SNS,
AGARA, AIBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and RichmonG
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu SAIChDA1
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY at high tide. -
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention gre un'
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. go =,
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Freight received until Z. VI. daily.
On and after NOVEMBER 1st the ships OF this
line will leave Norfolk at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. during
the winter.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
Office Company's whurf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN.
JoliS +. MAYER. 6DS
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Mr. you wish GOOD BOOKS give early or!rr, al
IN Is Main street. .. s.~... 10 -
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WANTS.

wy ANTEn. a COLORED BOY about
w rn,,r..nn ye,ra old 10 walt In dinng-room,
Go Apniy at No. 800 south Third street, Gam :
~ ffIii rno 7-3tKI TRUMAN A. PARKER. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
woman aa Lnbororn.

A Vienna letter to the Baltimore AMERICAN
SAYS
have before alluded TO the Fact that women
perform the hardest kind Of laboring work in
Germany, but was not prepared for the sights
have witnessed To-day IN Vienna In America
mixing motar and carrying the hod is considered
such hard work that few white men can be found
willing to undertake il at the pre- -ent day. An
immense building near our hotel, occupying q
whole block, is in course Of erection, on which
not less than 400 persons are emp 1yed, fully
200 Of whom are women. All hard laborinp
work Is done by women, such as making and
carrying tho mortar in buckets on their heads
to the WOrkmen. and handling the brick. They
are no: allowed a moments leisure, several
oveT5eers being on guard to keep them constantly
In motion. We found The same proportion oi
women at work on all the new buildings, and
here must be many thousands OF them to-day
doing this species Of laboring work in Vienna
They are young, middle.aged and old, but all
seem 10 be strong and healthy. At dinner time
they swarm into the shops to purchase a piec'
of brown bread, and eat their dinner sitting OF
the cCrt7tones. The wages is one form, Ol
forty eight cents per day, and am assured b.
gentleman resident here that most Of then
sleep about the building on shavings, or in barn
or sheds, having no homes. II is not to b
wondered at that Of the 5000 births annual,
in the lying in hospitals Of Vienna, less thai
500 are children born ia wedlock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
TITS BETTER.

Better to wear a calico dress without trim
ming, il it be paid for, than to owe the shop
keeper for the most elegant silk, cut and trim
med in the most bewitching manner
- Better to live in a log cabin, all yonr owe,
than brown stone mansion belonging to some
body else.
Better walk forever than run into debt for a
horse and carriage.
@Betler to sitby the plain pine table, for which
you paid three dollars ten years ago. than send
home new extension black walnut top and
promise TO pay for it next week.
Better to use the old cane seated chairs and
faded two-ply carpet, than tremble at the bills
sent home from the upholsterer's for the most
elegant paTlor set ever made.
Better to meet your business acquaintance
with free don't owe you a cent" SMILE than
to dodge around the corner to escape a dun.
Better to pay the street organ grinder two cents
Tor music, If you must have it, than owe for =
grand piano.
Better TO gaze upon the bare walls than pic
lures uGpaid for.
Better to eat thin soup from earthenware, j
YOU owe your butcher nothing, than to dine of
lamb and roast beef, and know that it does no
belong to you.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

ATALL CoLUMN.-Ths papers say thSL az a a
Philadelphia manufacturer Is Sp constTurted
for q column ], 900 feet high, t. srom the ann
entirely OF iron, in open work, centennial
exposition are to be Illuminated by Eea stvIe :
DrummOnd light and in true Yen >To styuc. sty1S
it is boasted that It will be the lofties sssriIv
ture in the world But it will not nece worth
irving for. The tallest thing OF the kind ,'V% ~
in existence Is the open work central sPreS PS =. =
the cathedral at Rouen, in France, ere eteu - -
few years ago, to replace the one destroys :r 0y
lightning In 1922, and nothing ugneL a,5S
were determined to make it few feet higher
than the celebrated spire Of StrasoourG eathe :
dral, but their work Is as hideous as that OF
the medlaval architect Is stately ana maEninSS ~
cent. Probably the next highest works OF
mans hands are two chlmneys OF chemlcas
works In Glasgow, one Of which is AoS ana
the other 45O feet high.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
What Is Il worth 20 keep Horses, cattle
sheep, &esV pee week!

For horses it is worth as many shilliugs per
week as hay is worth dollars per ton. Ii hay Is
worth $40 per ton, it is worth los. per week II
Slj, los; IL $50, pos, and so on. THIS estimat .
is for good hay only. II man has a large range
and an open winter horses can be kept tor much
less. Sometimel it is necessary to feed some
grain; that should be an extra charge, unless a
good deal is fed, then the hay is worthless Cattle
will eat o. much as no eS, but they are usually
kept on cheaper hay red top, not so merchantable,
and coarse fodder consequently they can be win
tered for two thirds az much rs horses. That Is,
if good hay is worth $l2 per ton, it is worth IS.
DER week, &c.
IN winter droves Of cattle can be fed for as
r,. cents per daV rs the hay fed IA worth dol
iar' tOn. Hay at $40, cattle at lOc. per day;
sI5 -, =. per day, SC. And to pasture them In
spmr,s.;, = worth two-thirds as much as to feed
ba,, ~ i - II ljc per day in winter, it Ii
-. 10y ~ winter stnrs in Summer and, allowing
= =. LVc' 10 pa much a steer, it Is worth &c
- ssueep 70 eat . it is worth 10 ct, each to
Il uay per sHssP; a Nss rules one can easily de-
s-PIs eP ealue' " it ltn ln 10 keep stock n any
place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

ITO THE PUBLIC.
The WiImington and Reading RAilFOad Con-
Daay have completed arTAnaomenta % carry Moaoy
Paekezes and Express Matter % an I trom al poina
on the line OF their road and West Chestnr.
Also. 70 all pOints On the phil 1delpAta and kead-
ina aud CaEaWiSsa Railroads. iacla1iaE agellng,
Alientoun, Colun bia Harrisburz. Lancastor. DoWn-
ingtoua. MAhonsy City, Nj Caxnsl. NorristoWn.
PottsVille, &c.
Rog farther iafsFmaiioa apRly a the Depoe eor-
nRF of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
Express matter seat " ErAaklia tulsaSApA yAoe
No 4 West rhfr1 street of "a their y po6 kfolt
md Nadison. or orders lsA With MoMdIlsa ! Seal
deliyerng agents. viii rsssive prNQpt attaasieR.
sDs-a asaTsuoe wa AK @.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
rmE NEW ELAsrIC TRUSS. An Lnpo

THE INV kLAsFIU TNUss. An Inpor-
tant apenfioa It retains the Rupture at all times.
and under the hardst exer Use or severest strain;
day effects a psrms tent cure in few weeks. Sold
eheaD, and sent by msil when requested. Circu.
lara free hen ordered by letter sent to The IL as
tic Truss Co., No, $50 Broadway, N. 7. City. Mo-
body uses Metal Soring Trusses: too painful they
lin of too frequently. ap29-aaw kweOW-ly@ q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

Inc MiKed Train WI run subieet % del 40 Inci-
dent freight business, and will stop " as sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and RAiladol-
at I. ~ NJ. Leave Philad SphiS at "a IS N. and
Wilmington at l-2i P. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additi0nalto those above, leave Smyrla for Clay
ton li.3) a. N. aud 7-35 p. n, LsaV VOClAyton for
Smyrna $40 3. m, and 400 p. N, to make oonnee-
ton With trains TO and frGm Dover. AID stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent COansy and Quson
Anns's Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON, With the Maryland and Delaware
At AiHAKRfNaToN. wisA the unetiOn and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAF0RD With the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
A. DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rsilr01 /.
and WicOmicO aud kOcOmOks Railroad.
u y KFTNET s1ur
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
WUmlmgtOA and western R r..
TIVE TABLE.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.


COmmeneinE Arril 7th,
S1Y Ntraius will run a. follows:
Leave v iltain gtcn 00, 10 " . N. aud 5S N.
Leave Landenberg o IS, 10 So q N and 50 m.
Arrive A. Wilmington S. N. OO and % N.
Arrive at LandenberE - II 81 . N aud % N.
CONNEC CrIONS-Tralns leaving Wilmington ~
10 10 a m with traia leaving Phiad elphiA At 80
N: Baltimore at ! 30 N. and Delaware trains
arriving at 10 IS a. m
Trains leaving WilminEton At IS D IN. Onneets
with train leaving PniadslDhia at 4 % IN.
Train arriving az Wilmington at s. N, with
train PhiadslphiA at 10 IN.
Train arriving at Wilmington At % with train
for Philadelphia At 90 N.
Train arriving as WilmingtOu ct % N With
train for Baltimors and Washington St II N
With train for Philadelphia And NsW York At 50
D ~ an with DsltEtrs traias st x p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Wilminatnn % and % m.
Leave Landsnbe berg Is N. and IS N.
Arrive Wilmington - \ N. and - n.
Arrive Landsberg J u . N. aud A. N.
Trains arriving IN Wilmington 81 8 o. D N. con
meet With tFaia for Philadelphia at 80 N.
ODnibus con nectiOns between ". and W. and p.
W and b D. pots. and eaEs OF the Eil@ingtoa City
! Railway. DAVID CONNELL, Supt-
ap4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

Totol 10 OOO Gihs all Cash $4,000
Only few tickets remain unsold and they Wtli oe
furnisgec to the first applicants at the following
prices: Whole tickets. SO; halvea s.; quarters.
So 50; II whOes for sl00 So for $500 ll3 for SloOO
For tickets and full informatiOn apply TO-
TH0S. Il. BRAMLECTE
Louisville. KY,
or THOS. H. HAYS 4 CO..
600 Broadway, New York. my1O-d2taWlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
Pniladelph1a. Wilmington and Ba.
Llmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT MOTH E-Ou and aftsr MONDAY
April 2st. 1873, Passenger Train win leave Sea
ford at $50 a. m for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Intermediate stations.
The {. .25 p. m. train from Wilmington with Phtla-
delphia and Baltimore connection. will to Sea-
ford. irving a. 1000 ,. m Making three daily
trains to aRd from Seaford.
On and after the above date this Company will dis.
continue running the early moVning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington.
n.F. KENNEY. 3up't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

In the United States Court at Uanandalgua on
Saturday aollo pr0ssQNi was entered In tne case
Of the fourteen women indicted win miss miss As
thOny ior riegal voting. The court then adjourn
cd sise die
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24

The BsekwIth sac Portable ramlly Sew
ing RIaehine on 30 Days rriaii many advan-
m res over ALL Subtraction guaranteed or SO re-
funded Sent complete with tull directions Heck
with SEWN " 4chine Co.. $50 Broadway, n. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
THE UNFINIsIrED PRAYER.

Now lay, ,''-repeat it darling
Lay me. lisped the tiny lips
OF my daughter, k1eeliug, bending
Der her folded fuger tips.
Down to sleep"-"To Sleep" she murmured
And the curly head bent lew;
II pray the Lord" gently added.
You can say tall. / know"
PRAY the Lord, "-the sound came family
Fainter still-"Mv soul to keep:"
Then the tired head fairly nodded,
And the child was fast asleep.
But the devy eyes half opened
When clasped her to my breast,
And the dear voice softly whispered,
Mamma, God knows all the rest"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
SYLVAN SPRINGS.
CHARLES KYLE. PnOPRrETOR.

CHARLES KYLE. PROPRIEFoR. ,
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly
up for the reception of Individual Nlsitors'
nd Social PArtiec. r..s-
Ample eecOmmOdatlons tor Dancing nave '''n
fcR CREAM. LoMoNADE. CAKES. FRUIT. 30
will be sold 70 all who may desire tnem-
No Intoxicating liquors viii BE- cold ON the gsoana
He viii elso continne his peculiar stand q Second
and MaFkotstroots where the above named s0mmnq9 !
uxuFieS may bs had during the seasont also - M
be pleased 70 see his many friends and see PSoh'
generally. mS'-om
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-24
WILMINGTON AND KkAUING RR
Ea00NWW
CONNECTIONS.

At WILMINGTON. With tyaina 10 PAllaAelphiA And
Baltimore. and With Delaware RAilr0ad trAins.-
Nos and make direct eonn 0otioaR with trains 10
and from Washington.
Al ChaAdsfOra, tFNins NOs. ;, 2 3 and for PAtla-
dalphia- Nos 4 and with trains for PhiladAlphtA.
Trains Nos. l. and with trains for Port DeDosit.
At C0atesVi loN all trains cOhneot with trains tof
PhiladelphiA and HarFisburg. Trains Nas. aad
make direct eonnsction With trains to and from
Phila,islphiA.
AZ BirdsbOFo. tFaIus and connect noEthward
and southw with PhuadalphiA and Reading
Railroad and and With sOathWard bound trains.
Train No connects with train from PhiladelDhta.
SUNDAY train will STOP ~ any place 70 leave %
passengers or on being haged. aud comets 70 and
iron Oxford and Philadelphia via chadsterdA
@. STOLA
GAaarAl Snnarinton1oat