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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-07

All persons wishing to visit the EXPOSE
ton at Louisville or Cincinnati will find
tickets on sale at general ticket Office,
Maxwell House, on Mondays and Satur-
DAYS.
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Conservatory Of Music,

! Those who wish to avail themselves of
the opportunities presented by this newly
established classic school, would do well to
be present at the opening tomorrow, at
McClure's store, on Cherry street, adjoining
the Maxwell.
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A Gou,u,ot,ou.

A considerable connection was caused on
Union street near Cherry yesterday, by q
two horse carriage running into a one
horse buggy. The horse attached to the
buggy s. arted to run, but slipped and fell
breaking both shafts to the buggy.
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LIVELY.

There were large delegations from all
parts of the country surrounding Nashville,
in the city yesterday, and the business
streets were crowded with people during
the entire day.
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sboottur Club. Attention

The Shooting Club will please meet at
the Merchants Exchange Wednesday night
at7a O'Clock, 10 transact important business.
BY order Of President.
w. +. WATKINS.
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Bad Accident.

A man by the name of Brooks, who lives
at Hurricane Switch, in Maury county, was
run over by the cars Friday night, near
Rose Hill Cemetery. His left arm and left
leg were cut eff, and his body mangled badly.
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TInNOn.

The Seventh Ward Morris Club will meet
on Monday evening, Sept 8, at Hite's, cor
ner OF Carroll and Fillmore streets.
s, B. DAVIDSON, Pres't.
w. B. MORGAN, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-07

Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. ie6 IN
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A Chicsgo editor heard once the words
"Sister thou vast mild and lovely" sung at
the funeral of an old lady who was known
to have been q parfeCt vixen .
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Ii you want School Books Of any de-
scription, go to D. N. Neylan's, 34t Public
Square. He has also on hand great va
riety of old Medical, Law, School and other
Books which be sells at very low rates.
Give him a call. Ii
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WRternneIOus.

The watermelon trade was remarkably
lively yesterday, and the colored population
will fare sumptuously to-day, in conse-
qUencs thereof.
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At French's you win lind large stock
of Harness and other Government Goods
cheaper than ever. aug29 eodtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-07

Seshenek's Mandrake Pills .-TbAss
Pills are composed exclusively OF vsveta Ia
inregdients, and although tlley entirely
supersede the use Of mercDEy, do not leave
any Of its injurious effects. Thew ACT d.
ectly upon the liver, AID are a ysIuabIe
'smedy in all eaSes Of arrangement result
Ing from dis0r'iered state of that orpan.
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, I1di-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Feyers,
etc, etc, all suceumb to the free use of
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
my6 eodtilljanl5,'74 st-
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~Trunks.-Ladies' Saratoga, Eugene
and Sole Leather Trunks, Gents Sole
Leather Trunks, Valises and Bags, received
by John RAmage & Son, AZ College st.
sep6 st
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BATTLE HOUSE.

SEPT. 6.-Hon. W. W. Moody, Gillem Station;
Paul Anderson, Helena, Ark; q. II. Brandon,
Lawreneeburg; e. NJ. Cash, Memphis; ii. II.
Morgan, Camden, Ark 4. J. Webb, Winches-
n. Mathews, Union City; j. r. GOodpasture, NJ /.
V. GOodpasture, Livingston; Mrs. Eva Bishop,
Blackinton, Mass; K. j. Stewart, Blunt's
Springs Ala; H. H. Caldwell, Huntingdon; w.
X. Hedgepeth, Gleason Station; DR. II. p. Prank
lin Sparta; II. A. Anderson, Union City; j. q.
Antonio, Texas; Il. T.. Wilmington, Louisville;
G.. T. Hearn, Lebanon; z. H. .Keams, William
son county; G. K. Strickland, Memphis; G. II.
Morton, White Bluff; q. l.. DAVIS, j. A. Camp
bell, Franklin; Col. Thomas IA ynes, Editor
Franklin Review; John Jones, James Hicks,
Murfreesboro; Capt. Nat GOoch, A. T. GOoch,
james W. Ross, DIR. H. j. Warmth, Cincinnati, ,
Maj. Q. McCOrlde, Franklin; W. y. TreanOr,
Dixon Station. r.-..
; MAXWELL HOUSE. -
SEPT. 6.-E. j. Markewitz, NJ H. Alexander,
E. w. Swift, W. T. SymOnds, New Yo.-k; ID. b.
Cooper, Columbia; K. G. Choate, Ire ntOn; ID.
Leche, Baltimore; W. e. Hamilton and q sghter,
Miss McKeller, Shreveport, Ia; Miss Ca naway,
Marshall county; Bell Eskeridge, Tepnes see; j.
ID. Watkins, j. I. Watkins, Mindue, La; Thos.
@. Mitchell, Townsville, Ga; p. M. Kent, Gin
cinnati; ID. II. Tohlmon, Chicago; 4. ID. TiiIsley,
Macon, Ga; George Petit, OinciInatiS IA. II.
Blackman, Richmond, Va; Mrs. M p. White,
New Orleans; 7. Perkins, louisville; j. Mont
gomery, Bowling Green, KY; Mrs. NJ. A Hog
gett, Miss ID. Cahal, Andrew Price, Judge W.
81. Williamson, Lebanon; John @. Hill aad
family Memphis; John Pickett, louisiana j.
s. Poland, Louisville, KY; @. T.. Wright, st
Louis; h. b. Moore, Summerville; Mrs, Vim.
Spence and daughter, Murfreesboro; w. j. Hiue,
L. p. Winston, Franklin; Dr. c. II.
and child, Franklin, KY; Henry Bol II,
w. L. Boyd and family, Tennessee; 7.
II. Richards, Pittsburg Pa.
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1t lie proposed TO have meeting of the
druggists in convention on the 9Th Of Octo-
Der. Important business is to be transact
ed, and the business viii be explained by
those in attendance.
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60 TO Freneh's, 81 and "a Market street,
for the celebrated Fish Bro. Wagons. They
speak for themselves. aug 20 ee.dH =
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WagOn-makers will find any arsount Of
v ood-work and Iron cheap at French's.
Market street. aug29 eodtf
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City NoTIcEs.

The largest stock Of Bleached Domes-
ties and Sheetings in the city; splerdid Al
Bleached Domestic At 10 cents, at g. Rice
q Cos. sept eod1W
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New Dress 6OOds, new Belts, new
Ties, new Prints, and other New Goods, at
G.. Rice & Co.'S. sep7 eod1v
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w. H. SCHIEFFELIN 8 %.

The specimens referred to embrace a
full line of rare and valuable drugs, hand
somely put up in bottles made especially
for the purpose, and are valued at several
hundred dollars. They are intended to be
used in illustrating the lectures which con-
mence Monday, October 9Th, at the College
Hall, in the State Bank building. Such
practical demonstrations of liberality viii
do much to help build up this new ccllese,
which deserves the support and encourage
ment of the profession in the South.
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New and Elegant I-Recsived BY sxS
press, the very latest style ladies' Tas and
Scarfs.
New style Sash Ribbons in black and
c0lOred. 80
--latest novelty in Rouehing and Frills.
Linen Collars, Sets, Under-sleeves and
CUTS, and the handsomest line Of Belts
ever exhibited. -
Also. some very elegant Back silks and
full line Of ladies' Kid Gloves in all tbe,
new shades. All st prices to defy competi-
tlon. u. Riee & Co. aug31 eodiw
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STATIONS.

Blank ) indicates no report; cipher co. sta
tionary; minus {-) tendency TO fall; plus I'd ten
deney to rise. A. O. FORD, observer.
The river was stationary at this point
Yesterday, with 20 inches on the Shoals.
The Burksyille is expected to depart on
Monday.
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" Az UEPAhIMEHIg
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIsNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 6, 1878.
rehabilitation New England on
Sunday, light to fresh winds from the
northwest and northeast will prevail with
clear or partly cloudy and cool weather.
For the Middle States, gentle and fresh
winds, mostly from northeast to southeast,
and partly cloudy weather, with probably
rain over the southern portion. For the
South Atlantic States, cloudy weather and
occasional rain; east Of the Mississippi,
partly cloudy weather aud rain areas. For
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather. For the upper lsks resi5n,
diminishing pressure, soItherly to westerly
winds AVID el5uiy weather, with probably
rain over the northern portion. A majority
Of the afternoon teiecrapaic reports from
upper Michigan, Dakota and Rocky Noun
tain stations have not yet been received.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of STAGE of Water, with Changes
in the "a hours ending ?. M. 6epi. g. 1873.
: = ABOVE CHANGES.
STATIONS. wATEE. RISE. FALL
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Tennessee College Of Phamacy.

The following extract from Letter from
one Of the Oldest, largest and most reliable
drug houses in New York, to DR.. Lillard,
President of the Tennessee College of Pha--
macy, recently established in our city, viii
be Of interest to the profession in our State.
"We are happy to inform you we
have completed the list ofspecimens prom.
ised, which have been shipped to-day. As
q whole, please accept the collection as
grateful Tribute from our house to the cab
met of the College of Pharmacy with the
hope that it may be found useful in promo
ting the laudable object Of the institu-
fiOn- Varu tr11Irr rrnr1re
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Best and Oldest Family Medicine

Best ana oldest Family MedieiRe.--
Sanford's Liver InvigoratOr.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-hesd-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of inn
natlons. mh9 salty
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of STAGE of Water, with Changes
in the "a hours ending ?. In. SEPT. g. 1873.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Saturday,
Sent q IRro
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EsLegraPhtc Report. from Signal Service o. : ~
the Pacific and Atlantic Lins. T'A'-oy
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ABONE CHANdk5-
Low
rs. wATEE. EIsE. ggALL.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-13


IT'S SIXTH ANNIVERSARY LAST EVENING. q
The Minerva Society is an association for mu-
tual Improvement, composed of the young ladies'
Of tho Wesleyan Female College. It's objects
arc similar 30 those OF the "Irisn oxoept that
tie N lnerya ia composed Of ladies' who have
been two years in college. and who have reached
a certain degree Of literary attainments, while
the "tiis" is composed principally Of the gradu-
atng Glts2.
he'd il tho college building, lat evening" abd
was, II possible, more successful than any that
mas got been held. Mis- Osnlund presided at
tho piano with such ability as TO elicit the conf
incubation of tho largo audience present
Tho secretary repof5sh1wed that tho Society
was ORGANIZED February 18TH, 1896 since which
time 10 has numbered TO members. The mum
Der now composing tho society e q Three
msnbera have died since its organization. the
names OF whom were Tia Coviugton, Lizzie
Wiley aud Auna Il. Folds. The rare gifts and
accomplishments OF each wero dwelt upon IN Al
Affecting manner, Miss Wiley, especially, pos
sassei more han ordinary talents, and after her
graduation FROM the College engaged in school
teaehing in baltimore, where sho fell nobly at
her post Of duty.
The excellent music Of tho CLEO club was a
very entertaining part OF the progratulao and
the diIHeut fieees Of mus;, eesaye, and roc-
tstious exceedingly well rendered. The follow
ing VISA tha programme Of exercises
Instrumental Dne - liondoletto," iluenten,
Mi.Hts Seiiei, ard j, Wilson.
Veal tIia-" Sweet Spring has Come, May
er, Misses Blown, Biuncr. aud Galloway.
Secretary EopOTf-iiilau Ienney.
Recitation" Winding my MaIcl' Sadie A.
YQshcll smyrna
lflao aai5-"li'auia " Woly jenny wilson.
Wood Duet Evening Song 10 YiTsin,' He
iuRus, ii rs 00aley aud So. ode1
EesAy NJt Lschi bat Work, ELLA G. Mackie.
Caa-as-,Ye Shepherds, roll Ne, t" Mazzaghi,
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No pill in the word ever had anything Ike the
circulation of Ayers Pills. Throughout these states
Mexico and the Central American Republic, down
the slopes ef the Audes and across the paup3s OF
South America, in negro villages, enid The teTVid
wtdB Of Africa throughout the junRl OF India ard
the stenpes Of int riur Asia, over lhe continent o.
Australia and Inc islands OF the Pacific, these Pills
are known and everywhere USED as amlig reule" ies
for diseases. with distant nat ors their wonderful
cures attract more attention han they do at hone
Tor he sentiment OF wonder takes a lar deeper hO'G
on their minds than ths result of higher sGiauilc
ekil with us. The amount consumed Ttqlir5 sew
enty nve thousand doses day u supply IA. An u
BpectiOn tine Mandatory showed US how this
enormous demaRd is made anu sustained. Added
the eOnsummate ski Of their composition, fl
extreme care in their InauutaGture, ThiCh at once
the most perfect material aud their most ac-
curate combination, II he conse qnence 10 power
and CERTAINLY In controlling disease which other
remedies never Attalned.-bA LLllMor. CULLLlCr.
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KuNKEL,s BITTER WINE OF IgoN

KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure Of weak stomac h, general debility,
indigestion, acldity OF the stomach and all cases
requiring tonic.
The wine Includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess; citrate OF agnetc oxide,
combined with the most energetic or vegetable
tonlcs-iellow Peruvian BarE.
he effect ID many cases of debility, loss OF anne
lite, and general prOslratlon Of an ttiCicn ii of
Iron, cOniDtntd with our valuable nerve, Is NEST
happy It auRmenis the Appetite, raises the pulse
takes OH muscular fabbnessi removes The palOr of
debility, and gives nOrld vg0r 10 the count nance
Do you want something to strengthen you Do
you want a good appetite Do you want 10 bud
up your constitution Do you want to feel W Ii I?
DO you want TO get rid OF Teryou ness Do Won
want energy? 10 you want to sleep well ? Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings F.? II you do, nv
Kunkel'a Wine OF Iron. -
1his truly salnabe tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community tn At II Ia now
deemed indispensable as ! Onic medicine. II cOg &
but little, purhes the blood and gives tone to Inc
stomach, renOyates the system ana prolohgs liie
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic
"rice 81 per bottle. y. F. kUNKEL4 Sole Pro-
rietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by r. McInau, Jr., Second
and Market. E. BriDghurst h Co., sixth and Market
IL. X. Bringhurst, 3T Market street; Alfred Walton
gas Market street; j. j. Gallagher d. n q. Shoema.
ker Smith Painter w. b. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L. NJ. England, eJr. Sixth and
. Lombard streets. Oct9O-fy-i5
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Gin OrdinatltGG.

a ri 0HII G&
ta authorize lH acadamlzng and Paving of the
d 81 Four SET from MARKET street 10 the
Cl is iaaa Isl
% 'ordtiaed CITY Council II Wilmington:
SFrulS !. III .ie he'd of Fourth street. he,wern
"efctt st'ce. me Chfistiana River, be, and the
sdma l5 Il 20 III dhlTized and directed to be Ma
CattaWi2 d ann ID
Passed at II. {. Ial!, March IN, 1s7a.
JOSHUA MARKS,
President City CourGll.
AlIeAl: W. -aNFa. ClsIk. mAtl8-2L
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Attest: ". 9 I.YEs. oIelE.
ART OF FIFTH STREET.

RELATING o PART OF FIFTH STREET.
81 i, oytIi5.t i5 oay Council of Wilmington:
sscr os ]. , vt h street. as laid down on the
p aA sei the F. city, betwreD the Philadelphia,
Wilmington u ltu9Te Railroad and low water
n-ts 9n tht al '4tua River, be, ana the same IL
aefEny sa3"i li any law or ordinance to the
t3mruty n,NitH-o nliag: PSorlde@, nevertheless
~ IL llit b4l1 - reby expressly re ierves to Itself
Tue light 70 ave, ape lay, construct, maintain
tluse nLu iHiir ID all lines her eater sufficient
lever. Griin lnh guuer, in the lina or direction
VI Eili FltH e. tArOugh lands OF owners OF said
part OF fiith rect Hereby vac ted.
SUCTION Aud TIE it further ordained, That the
laiefAl ASS M ~ OF The State OF UPlaware be, and
Tue Hsme Is hereby, respectfully requested to u So
lis rTsselt BsiaHt an act confirming and estab-
l'ai ug tue his' secrloa OF this ORDINANCE,
4assed at TIE city Han, March TN lsl9.
JOSHUA MARIs
President City Council
Autst; w 5, HAYES, CLERK, arl8-2t
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sE-INSIRUCTIoN IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. II. SCOTT, Room No. S. W. corner
OF Zig It'll ard Mart at Streets
EVENING DRAWING GLASS commesAses sep-
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock. Hep5-ly
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Ordinance 70 Nacadamige Fourth street.
Orilnancr relating TO Firth street
Mules for sale-Niy Railway StAples
Gage Orange 4eed-M N Chandler
Housenold goods st Aucton-p Graves
Notice-u u A Nj
Wilmington Steamship Co--ResumplIOu oil tips
keymoufs shears aud sci sofa
LOst-G0ld Emanuel d Erucegt
Sale OF futn1turc-Stidham s. son
N0tice-Diampnd State Rae In Company
EatdwaTe--IrumHn q Shaw.
CtA Items-VarlOus nnrties
Good sersants--Mts Taylor
Notice Historical Society
Engine aud boi er for Halt-MeTntiTe Il Jamesi
John Nefriek a CO-Bankers
Furniture at northumberland Edwards
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e%A Neip FiSR.-Mr James NJ. Bran and Ed
win r. Bradley have formed a Co-partnership IN
house and sign painting, heir numDer being 614
Market street. hey are young men of industrious
habits and understand their business. Tue hgm
name is Bryan Bradley. Give Them call.
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Ey-ihe Atmosphere of Lore is pure, sweet
breath. This desids Iatum one OF the results q
uslng soZODONT, which not onv invigoTates sid
preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth fra
grant as a rose,
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EE-Those Gaia Lilies which where so much ed-
miTed at the Banquet, at the Clayton Hotel, on
Thursday evening were furnished by W, N. Chand-
Ter, Gil Market street,
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ES-To have ele ant light Biscuits rolls, buck
wheat cakes fruit dumplings, g., you shoI'n use
Dooleys Yeast Pow der. AK your grocer for 1t. II
Ia pure baking pewder.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-13

gF-Ihs Prsst Aud sweetest Uud-Ly Oil "a Haz,
ard q Caswell's, made on She shore ION fresh,
selected liveIs by Caswen Hazard II co. ,l,ew YaIE.
1t is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it oil others. Physicians nave
decided it superior to any of the other oils ia mar
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I-Thdt George p. Rowell u Co, No. Al PARK
Row, are the most extensive advertising agents In
this city. is fact TOO well known TO dIspute-Se0
York FTOgfamme.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-13

sE- Fine lot small turkeys just received at Eighth
Street Market. Also. good assortment OF fresh
fish; haddock cents
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LOCAL IAfELLiGEACE.



TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadslpkia 80, e.t6, ESQ $40, 1880 @. M;
1880, 400 s.08, $50, It's. 1925 p. m. Sundays
$50, p. m.
For Mem Yos'k-i.s5 a. m. /; 1880 and $50 p M.
For Baltimore-lsbG, a.Os and 1O.O2a IN. i.29 and
OIL p. N.
~ dc DslIvars r. R-la.5S. $40 and 1910 q. m;
e25 p. m. No Sunday trains
Eor Ae's casils-i2.55, adO, 1910 o. M, end Ls1
e.2b pm
For cOatespills--s.so, A. NJ snd 8 and . p. NJ. The
lrat two run through to Reading.
For w &c W. X. R.-(MafkeJ ST., Dapoti) $50
1910 a IN, aud 80 p. IN.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON,
1Sao $50, and les5 a. m. /; 1915 1880 $50, 400
800, 81 10.i5 and 1i50 p. u. Sundaya l0lS LEO p
N.
TRAINS ARRIVE At wr1Nna on,
FFom leldsaEe Il R-a0a Qr0m New Chs ne
i0.15 a. m. nos, 90 and 1880 pm (rhe two la tef
are freight with PASSENGER car ntraehed
From ". q r, R-s.15 Ard II. ~ q. ID; and s. 10
p. Ia The S1h D. "a. only runs from C0atcsvile.
From PhtagelQhiG--l2.f2, SO, 1855 IN lSD9s
Lib, 20a $40, S.U7, is, sOl 1880 Sunday 12a2 q
"a. and 1880 n. IN.
Ffous v. & y. 4. R--{MarE9t ST., pepoD 1855 q.
m, is and 5.l0pm.
ss- Bee tizle tGbs's for further Particulars
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LErreas FROM rag pEopLg.


To no Edtor Of he Commercial.
/. Who ia the auihor of the Poem, called The
Chanqed Cross O. What verse, alone Of the
Bible contains an tho letters OF the alphabet.
Willsome of your readers please answer and
obhge. O. 8.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-13

The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will remove
70 s07 Market street, Institute Hail." on or about
March 18th.
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March winds make teeth ache. DR.. Van Dew
ton.
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a. o. GE-U. ltG or
~ iHL LkIa AXIS MUTUAL LIFS
lNsuKAs GE GuTkEY,
WI sfJr, nEI-, March ~ 1873.
ina Anhu u ul Of Dir. ctOfs ~ tie delaware
NVtUli Lle jna Ut Company, "! he hel 1 az the
tii 40 tetEEf ", no. Gus MHl.Ct street, VIII
m3I gfna, pClawa.5 II Wedacsi 81, March 70 M be-
iot "a tit. iyuta " aadd o'clock, T.,
f. l. GlLPlN. Sccy.
e@-ReFef ~ can please 1py. mlrlG-tm
~ OTlCs-Y Aa lens LO AN AsSOCiATi ON
~ - le alH ili ut5 to the By-Lgw', providing
Tor tn is-1uFt 81 " series OF ITO 4, viii coue ny
for C4usl1rrtu 1Ht tHe next m ct ne Of the Asso-
claliei Oh iiHs.'ilY'Y mug, Mtca 18Th, 1873. A
mas .. j. l. KlfIGoRB, secy.
Esf Office ltra0ns that puf chascd tickets or
IN th3 sam Georges Anniversary Supper, on
JANUARY 20 ~ ".. please leave ler names at
mai5-4t No ., H. Fourth aSteet.
nj 0liCE-2 Aguual Eleeti N nine Directors
! Y % the Dg f's-p Fire Insurance Company will
+f =fe @t tie t-- ot the Company, No. < Mar
esf street. on SHAY, 18Th inst, between the
teufa ot AID u. II.
la=la to F. L. GILtlN, sccy.
n utlGE-af elimination for lad ea deArlnz 10
j u .Elihe T. Etis Ia the PuUa schools OF Will
Wdnelan, Del, Je held IN School House No /,
ca It an sire "a Saturday, March, 18th, com
utia1E5 an ), A. NJ, Lowest salary 33i0 per
ysAi, innfa D. w. HARLAN, Supt.
&TUi1GH,--l. tmestic sewing Machine CO.,
1 va! feiun'' SUI MIket street, "luptllute
Halli. On II aAen- rlsILh ION feU2i.l25