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The New York herald., 1873-10-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

HAllES
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoSEER.
n PROPERTY OK THE HARLEM RIVER HEIGHTS,
mean elevation It's feet above hgh-water mark in the
proposed
TwESTY-FOURTH WARD.
THE NEW PARADE GROUND
is directly beneath the opposite bank Of the river
Extensive views OF Harlem Ryer Valley the Palisades,
the Hudson and Long Island Sound.
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON.
win sell at auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill
THrRsDAY, oCroBER1s,
40 level Lots divided 30 plots fronting Sedgwick
avenue, s5th and 2osth streets. and Macomb,s Dam
road. Also a frame Cottage 2ox65 containing i2 rooms
Eighty per cent may remain on bond and mortgage for
three years
Pine street. conveyance will be in attendance every
fair day Morris Dock the arrival of the III 20
A. n. lrain from Fortysecond ime = minutesl,
anc the 5 n train from Thrtieth street and Ninth
Five minutes from station TO premises
The shortest and picturesque drive TO
this property Is through the Sedsw avenue, first
tuning 10 he LETT north end Of Macomb's or
Central Bridge, and following the OF Harlem
River (under High Bridge 10 205th street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
N $4,000 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture

Magnificent Household Furniture
At the private mansion
No. 30 West 18th St, between 9th and 9Th
on THIS DAY THCRSDAY), at IOl. o'clock'
Pianoiorte, Paror SUITS, Painting Bronzes,
BY order OF w, X. Livingston Esq.
AUGUST MARITIME CO., Auctoneers.
Drawing room-Superb Suits, Marie Antonettc, Grand
Duchess styles covered silk brocade Marquetry bols
de rose Cabinets Tables Etsgeres secretary Bookcase
Paintings by eminent artists, Satuary Clocks magnn,
rosewood fianoforte celebrated city MAKER Music
stand; rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedseads Ward.
Glassware. cutlery, basement and kitchen Furniture
~ B-Partes wishing 10 attend this sale take 9Th av.
STAGES or 9th sv. cars
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

pERRMPToRY sALR or WINES, LIQUORS AND
u Cigars ac.-s; HERMAN, Auctioneer, this day,
large lot OF Wines and Liquors. VIZ choice old
Bourbon and Rye Whskey casks and sherry Wines
casks Brandies Gn also about 200 cases Wines and
LIQUORS Chsmpagne, Cigars Tobacco, &C. Sale pod-
good order. ~ order Of r. RkIAKMAN. Ciy HasshsL.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

ENoR sALE-fARM, I'll ACRES, IN NEW CASTLE
county, Del - acres heavy timber, - acres mea-
e M c & p " m6mshs,en and three miles Of Ghadd Ford
Maered buildings good barn one al The hrrest in The
state house large and we adapted for city boaTders
Dcng located about lOO yards from station IN the VIII
minstoh ana Reading Railroad where q thriving bust.
ness - done IN coal and line &c large awo In front of
house, with shade and orname nta Treas r;no ater
conveyed TO buiidingsi excellent spring house where
nnas IN aonndanee sx passenger trains stop daily;
advantages OF this il offered Tor sale keny ono ~ y, po
best on the brandywne The owner being unable IN
gain, on very easy terms. s'N"' ""i'
TON Office Ma, Almond Building corner E,gb,h and
HRrksk str ecL~ Wilmington. Del 'e" ""0
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

A LARGE sALE-THIs DAY, at PRIVATE MAN
q ,oi SION = ka5 zvth g. near Broadway commencing
io,s s Of elegant Hoasehod Furniture. w Rose wood
Brussels Carpets OH Paintings Bronzes lace Curtains
Etageres; ~
also bedroom Suits, rosewood and walnut
single ard double Bedseads Bureaus wardrobes spfsg
aha nar hatue lounges, Ceddng rep and hair.
cloth suits also dining roofn basement Kitchen Fur.
niture: Buffet Plate, Cutlery. China Glass Ware Ae
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

yIrANTED-BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, a FUR.
w nished House for the winter. between Sixth and
Third and Fourteenth and Fortysecond streets
pnsf foffc Newh
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

WANTED-IN AN UNExCEPTIONABLE NEIGH.
w borhood, three unfinished Rooms in pri-
vate house, for family Of adults. Address HAMILTON,
station l., Harlem.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
UcTIoN sALE-raIs THyRsDAD AFTERNOON,

commencing at IL O'clock precisely.
property of a private family (now in Europe). at the
tour story brown stone mansion lo4 East Twenty nih
sek, medallion Carpets; magniacent rosewood ~ oc-
suits in satin brocatet and rep; Oil Paintings Bronzes
Vases Clocks, Mirrors, Curtains Etagercs Bookcases
hair Mattresses, Bedding; sdehoard Extension Table;
Chairs Sofas Tables &C. By order OF Joseph Reidel.
ESQ. House ar IL O'Clock Caaognes ready for the
sale. Il. ROTH Aucitoneer.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

JVANTED-FoR TWO. FLOOR IN PRIVATE
w house, not above twenty third street: good loca-
on near Broadway rent must be named, not over $45
month. ITO Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

WANTED--A ROOM ON BROADWAY OR FIFTH
w avenue, between Fourteenth and Thirty fourth
streets as studio Address. stating terms and locality,
ARTIST, box Is3 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

yxTANTED-UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR
w rishcd Rooms three or four, ia the vicinity OF
Broadway, between Second and sixth avenues and
Eighth TO Twentieth street. Address b., No. IL Broad
l6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
Left Her U0me.


A YOUNG GIRL RUNS AWAY, 1T IS FRARER 20 NEW
YoRK-THE 00NsEQUENcEs OF SECRET CORES
PoNDENcE.
The Commercial of yesterday, says On Mon
day morning, the family of highly respectable
farmer lviHg in Mill Creek Hundred, few
miles from this city, foqnd that, some time during
the night, young lady of ABOUT sixteen years,
had disappeared. No alarm was falt ak her alb
sence for while, but as the day passed on and
she did not return, serious concern was excited.
She has not yet returned, and from what has been
learned Of her movements, the most painful ap-
pTeheasiQps are caused about her.
1t has been nseeFtalned that she walked, on
Monday, 70 RoRedple Station, on the Baltimore
Central Railroad, intending to take the early
train to Philadelphia, but missed II, ard walked
on Eastward on the track, getting on the 'heTt
train, 1t is believed at Summit Btation. Upon
arriving in Philadelphia, she asked TO purchase o
ticket TO New York, but the agent advised her
70 hug one at the New York depot and this she
seemb 70 hPye done, and TO have gone On, in On.
other train, 10 That city
All this iS calcplpte9 ~ cause the most serious
concern for her safety. but aeemP to be now
ascertained that she had been 10 eorEaspopdence
with some unknown person, probably In New
York, the letters between them having had thelI
commencement In some one Of the many adver.
tisements which are sent out through the papers
appAEeptly Innocent onithelr face, but Intended
as traps fDr tbbe PpWary and lures for the limo
cent. .sr g ,s;1a E rfta &fs -
Steps hays heen talrsn, laEoEgh the police o.
Philaaslphla and New fotk, TO discover the miss.
ing girl, and u Is hoped they may be Successful.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
Midsummer Malaria.

AT this season the heat Of the sun liberates from
the soil, the water and the lth of cities immense
quantities of unwholesome gases which the strong
est can scarcely inhale with impunity, and which
develop the most distressing diseases in the weak
and feeble lis, therefore, of paramount import
ance to invEorate the body in hot weather. Vital
iSe and strengthen the stomach and the nervous
system with at lsast two dasss psr day Of
Stomach Bters, and you will be sure to escape the
fits Of indigestion. attacks Of bilious coc sick head
aches, diaThoeas and dyesenteries which are go
and forecast exercised now, may prevent your be-
ing prostTated By remittent intermittent fever or
6y chr2Rio bowel or liver complaint throughout the
t9l. Whep ylR1r 10 ooEing out Of every pore under
the rays Of an Rlmos Vertical spR. the genial vege-
table tonic supplies TO the qsrVOUS syttem on ni-
jy23 oSO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

EEcTTEMENT IN DovER.-Early ON suadSY
morning some Of our citizens residing on LOCKER.
man street, Dover, were aroused from their peace.
fRl slumbeUs By the voice Of q woman crying mur-
der, &c. The occasion seemed so urgent that q
crowd soon collected, large part in dishabile,
but each with revolver in bis pantaloons pocket
and vest full of ammunition. The whole police
force too were soon on hand ready for the perfor-
macce Of their duty, and, not finding thO eplprt,
arrested, on suspicion, negro who chanced to
pass by, and, after kdocking him down once or
twice escorted him to jail. Soon it was dscover-
ed that some men had bottle Of Whlskey hid
neaE. and, in sneaking forth to drink, raised an
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

TIE STEAM R0ELER.-1he steam, roller has
been put into operation at the foot of Fourth
street, but its successful working has been greatly
interferred with by the condition Of the street in
this locality. The bed Of the street, below the
railroad, Is over strata of marsh land, which
renders It very soft ami springy. The immense
weight OF the roller, while going over the surface
OF the street, crushes down these marshy spots,
and, Of course, leaves q rather uneven track be.
hind it. This:defect will be remedied by. IayInQ
more crushed stone on these places, and crushing
It dswn until the spots become firm and compact.
IEe ruler WiH not be used for day or two and
this morning was pilOted under the freight ward
at Fourth and Pine streets, where it will be Kept
until it is required. It works spendidly, is read
lily managed and controlled, and is generally sur
rounded by gaping, wondering crowd OF spec
tators.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

LEGENDARY ATTEMPTS. s.--Last night, about 10:
40 o'clock, an alarm of fire was souRded, and
smoke was seen issuing from the basement oI
John r. FrOck's trimming and variety store, No
SVS MARKET street. The door was burst open. and
the fire extiRguished by single stream 81 water,
slight. - =
Within half hour, another alarm was sounded
and similar fire was discovered In the basement
Of .. H. aordon's trimming store, No. GOA Mar
ketstreet, occupied as q huckSter stand bv M
Mooney. II was also extinguishod without any
serious loss.
Both Of these fires are regarded as incendiarv
atIempS' IN the absence of any Circumstances
Ponung 70 their accidental origin. II this s so the
easttemPm were certainly very bold ones, made as
they We're, within the very shadow Of the Citv
HAL The police should be on the alert for ne
perpetrators Of such heinouS oasuses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
R6Afd q NAAlth.
REaULkR MEETIKd-NEw MENBER ELkoTED-
.--,.- 49,. 9ARBAGE CARTS, -.

RK9ULAR MEKTIEd-NEW MEMBER ELKcTkD-
sssr 0AkBAaE CARTS, ,g.s...s.ss s-sss
The Board OF HoaIth mot ut the regular hout'
last evening, PEtslasas Mslell i9 the SeAlr'
MI Mr. EskeI Sisssa tEf alaDQEsllliIle a saia to
be in o very bad condition. There Is aG present
but one member Of the Board from the Ward 10
which Med wellville Is situated, who cannot at
tend to all the duties, and to this tact he attiDu-
ted the condition Of the place.
Mr.. Mccullough moved that vacancy pc de-
claIed in the Seventh Ward, as Mr., McpoTenl the
msmbereleCt, had never came forward to assame
his seat, and that the Board 60 into nomination
and election TO fill the vacancy Adopted.
Mr.. Hawkins nOminatsd Al1ert TRHecner' who
/ On molten, Mr.. Eckel, the President, was au-
thofzea to issue thepsth of Office to MIR. Thatcher
dull The week ID order thathe may 60 on with
rs Aftties.l ~ 1S4 Az
\ Mr.. Eckel stated that the committee on impur-
tiles in the Brandywine water would soon have a
great deal to do, and that the executive ocer VINO
assisted them, would have his duties largely IN
creaseds be suggested that the Bo4rd should
guarantee to this officer a compensation Tor his
extra services.
\ Dr. Shortlidge moved thut the matter be referr-
ed to the above committee, with power to compen-
safe the executive officer when extra services were
required. After considerable discussion the mo-
The regular business Of the Board being
through with, DIR. Shortlidge arose and asked,
I" In the name Of common decency and sense the
.all-important question, =" where In thunder are
the garbage eads F'e In'the Ninth Ward, there
has not, yet, APPEARED the first cart, except to
pass on through aud deposit its sicSening, nause-
ating contents just beyond the city limits. The
people oyer there ere beginning to- complain II
we are to have the garbage carts, for Gods sake
let us have them all over the city.
Street Commissioner CoyIe stated that he had
heard no complaints in this respect, and that he
supposed the garbage carts were doing all requir-
ed Of them.
Mr.. Glatts said that there has never yet been
one of these carts in Parrish street, First Ward.
Mr.. Taylor said that in the Tenth Ward, COM
plants in regard to the non-appearancs of the
garbage carts were heard every day.
Mr.. Coyle inquired what streets IN this War1
the carts failed to visit.
Mr.. Taylor replied that on Chestnut street, be-
tween Adams aud Jackson, the people had not
seen the carts or ever heard tell Of them being
there. Other streets were likewise complained OF.
at this stage OF the discussion, and without
any answer being obtained to DR.. Shortlidge's
query, in what portion Of " thunder" the garbage
carts we're located, motion to adjorun was made
and adopted.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

DIsPUTE OVER HoRsF.-Wasb AIa,o,,a.,
and "old man" Thompson, as they weye re-.
spectVely dubbed by the assembled crowd cot
into dispute, about two O'Clock this afternoon
at Second and Tatnan streets, over the oWners6ip,
oi very ordinary looking horse. Wash insisted
the .'old man" insisted do, and held firm hold
on the animals name, while Wash tightly seized
the halter. Finally Wash Ioosed the 7old Inan'si
grasp, and led the horse up the street, amid the
snouts Of the crowd. The sold mani followed
1nI 1l np snarP' when, Of course, aght ensued,
tne '0A man'S' shirt was torn nearly ofF A1ain
wash marched away in triumph. The ''oId mani
rallied, but, at this interesting moment he was
seized BY officer Writ, who, taking Wash also
ma.,cped both 70 the City Hall. The horse, mean.
"nhe' was left Ia chacge Of WaSh's friends. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26


~ The :" SwITcHBAcK" " AND GLEN ONoKo.-
Elsewhere will be found the announcement of
the popular excursion to Mauk Chunk ;includ-
ing Tip 70 Glen Onoko, and ride over the
SWitchba RAilroad, under the efficient
managemehtQf PIT. D. Smith, Esq., of this
city; phs sxeNI9O tEIll sleRys the T. ,. w. &
Thursday, August 6th, and proceed without
change Of cars to Mauk ChuIk, ARRIVING there
about IL O'clock. The excursionists will have
ample time TO take q ride on the famous
,ssSMltehback t" and TO thoroughly inspect the
peauues Of Glen OnokQ. Persons who desire
20 ayan t9emselYes Of thls Cpp0rtnnlty for SO
dengnttul an excursion, can leave their names
At Boughmens Thomas a Cos book stOte.s Il
Is the most interesting and popular excursion
OF we, season andsRe feel sure itkWill be
largely attended. s,ilg
y The CRoFs. yThe drought has cnt short
many Of the gro oWlhg crop ~ oyer the PENN
bhla. ~ me wheat crop was excellent, blt oats
are but llttle over half crOpy early potatoes
are not more than half o. CROP and 6ll kinds
Of q, garden, yeget ables are nearly destroyed:
~ Ing S sWset Rosato plants were 50 largely kll.
eo Dy the excessive rains and cold weather. of
tne early Spring. and 50 many that survived
Inns haye died from the drought that there will
not % half crop OF them: Late pOtatoeS are
larlng even worse than tha early ones did as
the ground is 90 dry and parched they, viii not
sProut. Germ has not suffered seriOusly as yet
except where IT, ls;Very forward = but unless
coPlous rains fall ina few days thIs too will
suffer irrepaEable injury. i. -
ELECTION or OFFICERS. the racsn.
election Of officers Of the /. o. D. +. and X Of
r. Lodges, OfNeWark, the following persons
were chosen for the: ensuing term IF. 90
EN- 3 e. y; CeshO; V. G, E.AsWatson
M%nnsms % Treasures, George W. Simmons
= SJanltor' James Jeners. K. OF PC. @.
George W. simmons v, q, j. A. Moore
A s q 4! and s., T. A. Mullen M. of r.. IT,
p; p MeGK4lnSey G4 NJ Of E., J,-C. Shivler; Pre-
la.e' NJ PrSEs,'1 9b'ls4
N BLOODY ATF1AY.-on Thursday llast. At
~ DsisNsiS IVY VIM. Price cut the throat Of.
,.n9, sn@ htapned " several places, John Jones
both c3lered, Sot e6ed intimacy win ISIs
,Nts we. zones had Price arrested and brou9ht
Dsfere me squire. '5cnes Iiad 10 pay the ecst.
= IoOE NECt 's'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

Low WATE5.u The water In the different streams
of Delaware and Chester counties is getting little
low, but not sufficient TO materially interfere
with manufacturing purposes, although
some OF the mills on the streaEaV along the West
Cnester and tniiaaeipnla kallrSad age obliged to
like establishments on the BrandyWine are not
making more than tWo-thirds time. The large
mills at Chadd's Ford, the latter stream, which
St this season of the year turns out large amount
OF corn meal, shipped to Philadelphia aud New
YoEt, is not getting out much above LOCO barrels
per week, running night and day; while water Is
very plentY it has been known to pack 260 barrels
per day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
t CITY NOTICES.
DoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW 1T rs
m~nH m AnrnCU A, RnR.
THAT BABCOCK q BRO.

Do so much business when other houses are so dull
The facts of the matter are simply as follows:
LIST. We advertise ONLY iohat zoe hGUe for sale.
End. We haue for sale what We ddvertise.
3rd. The people buy our shoes because they are
pleased with the styles make.
4th. The people are satisfied that they get tstu
volue for the money they leave with US and they
come again and send their tiends and so the multi
plicaton of sales and customers have gone on, uns
til in less than pears of constant application anu
hard work. we have built up q trade, that far ex-
eeeds any in Wilmington.
We invite every body to call and see if the above
are not stubborn facts at 206 and 20S Market street.
Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

AN OK ON TEE TRAcK.-T tsrday morning. an
OF belonging to Mr.. VIM. Jones, Iear Sager's Sta
tion, on the Wilmington & Reading 4. R., got out
of the field and upon the track, when the train
going SoHth came along, which struck the animal,
breaking ono leg and necessitated its being killed
curve oceurs iu the road at that point, which
hindered the bovine from sight OF the engine until
it was too late to avoid tho aecident.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

TO THE LADIEs.-The extraordinary low prices
which F. L. Frank, 6li Market etreet sells ladies'
and children's suits and garments, made of super
ior quality, S remarkable. All who 1ish to secure
bargain should take the opportunity to call at
Franks Emporium, before they are gone. You
will also GRd q complete line of hoop skirts and
corsets, of hss own manufacture, every pair of
which is guaranteed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

TENT MEETNGs-The Methodists are holding
night meetings at Chadd's Ford, in a tent lately
pitched on their lot purchased last Spring. It is
under the pastoral charge Of Rev. J. b. Steward
of Avondale. There was a good turn out on We'd
nesday night. They expect to remain here till
camp commances at Chester Heights, which is on
August 5th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

ACCIDENT Edward Hawk, brakeman ON the
Wilmington q Reading Railroad while coupling
cars at Pyle's Station, on Thursday, had his leg
caught between the bumpers ia some manner,
causing compound fracture of the Hub above the
knee. He was brought TO Chadd's Ford and the
limS was set by DR.. Hayward, when he was sent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

SOMERSET PgAoHEs-THE FIRST o. THE
CEoP.-We have received from Q. D, Lore, Esq e,
StateS Attorney, a small basket Of Hale'S EARLY
peaches. They are from his orchards in Bommer-
cot county, Nd, These are the largest, rpest aud
best peaches ve have seen this season, and should
command high price iR the markets of the large
cities. few baskets hGxe been sent to market,
but We are told, the yield light
it bid fair to be large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26


RIVER PIRATEs.-On Tuesday night last
some parties boarded the steamer Joseph
johnson, whilst lying at her wharf, and car
ried on $170 worth of hawsers, at Delaware
City.
just received one Of the largest assortments
of thedatest Spring Styles Of hats and Gaps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. If No. 233 Market Street
STARTLING NEWs.-The following was pick.
ed up last Sunday on the the beach at Reho-
both, by Charlie WEIGH, of this town. 1t was
written In lead pencil on an irregular slip of
paper, about ] a inches wide by inches long
and and was @ sealed @ IN small bottle May LIST,
1873. Ship EtssG, of Liverpool, England. about
ready togo down. Lat 45o o Long. 500 g .
The position indicated is over the Great Bank
of New FOundlang. Milford NeaOs.
BASE BALL. There was match game of
Base Ball played yesterday afternoon, at
Schuetzen Park, between the Active of this
city and the Academic of Milford, resulting In
favor Of the former, by the following SCORE
lningS-1-2-3-4-5-6
Active-4-7-1-6-5-2- 80
Academic c--O-3-4-9-O-1-6- 50
Umpire, A. Hindel; Scorers, j. MOngan and
G. w. Messick.
This afternoon, the Academies and Quick
step will play at the Schuetzen Park,
LEGS BRoKEN.-On Thursday night, during
the return Of a Reading, Pa, excursion from
Cape May, Henry -YOCum, young man from
Reading, aged about % years, had both of his
legs broken. 1t appears that he was sitting
on the platform of q car and his legs In some
manner came in contact with another car
which resulted as above stated. He was car
ried some 81 miles towards Philadelphia, when
it was found recessary to take him from the
train. He was left in good hands, at Millville,
N. j.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

THR WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be
Preaching at 1ON a. m, by the Rev. DR.. Whitaker,
of Jefferson City, Mo-, and at S.p. m.,i by the
Pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. p Otis. Subject for the even
ing sermon, "Happiness-its source and how TO
enjoy it." The seats are free, and the public are
cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
LOCAL iMfeLLIceNof.

People still continue to 6ock 10 Rshobolh.
Four drunka at police headquarters, This morn
sion9
Notwithstanding the heat of the sun, lovely
Oreeze has prevailed most all day.
The Democrotio City Executive Committee
meets this evening, at the Americus Club rooms.
The Milford club is playing game Of base ball
Ct the Schuetzen Park, this afternoon, with the
Quickstep, of this city. il.ss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

PERsoNAL.--WAlter M. Francis, one of the pro
prietors of the Dssota House, McComb City, Miss,
on the New Orleans, jackson 81 Great Northern
friends and relatives. .i-.'i tHe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

Dyspepsia is . ajHy4ya' Headed Monster.
from which nearly all 'ths ills the human Aesh is
heir to- originate. The Peruvian Syrup, pro-
tected solution Of The protoxids Of Tron Is along-
tried and well-estabshed remedy for this distress
ing complaint; II has cured Thousands when other
remedies haVe HAiled. TA 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
4 word to woIking PsoDIo eF Bo4p sexes.

Mechanics, artisans, factory hands, aud people
who labor for living, find L very difficult II not
impossible TO keep. the hands nee from stain.
Hand sapolio will not only remove every particle
of stain, and what is called grained in drt,n but
dering the muscular action as quick and easy as
Is the case With those who do not perform hand
labor. II Is only 70 apd - cents cake, accord
ing tosize. Every meckabic should use u CON
stantly IN place 9trpll other aoaPs iy9O.9weod
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

Do NOT WAIT. this warm weather, for customer
made pair of seasonabe cool walking shoes, gait
erS but % where you have large stock of ready
made work to select FROM good as custom made.
Most Of our ready-made work has been made sDe-
cdLLy for sales an we guarantee to al
most every one good ft. from our large and COM
plete stock. Call and see at Babcock Bros. 2O6
and 20s Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

A Cow KMLED.-The Washington and New
York express train, passing Ekton at .4.l5 p. NJ.
ran over valuable COW iustat the depot on Thurs.
day, and cut her into mince meat. She was the
property Of John Perkins.