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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-30
"PUTS +" AND "CALLS.v
A WALL STREET IDyL.

For six fair years, good wife of mine,
The world as married folks have known rs.
Since first put my bps to thine
And gave to thee ring as Bonus.
1t scarcely seems so distant now
And yet our ages show it. certes:
matronly Five-Twenty thou
And L IN amongst the Seven hirties.
Perchanee when thou, with soothing air.
Hast called me "DUck - I've been a lame one
Or when thy mother styled me Bearr'
I've been Bull-though quite a tame one;
But if ones Shares of good intent
Are not what he is always large in,
AT least I'm sure 1 never meant
That mine should have too small Margin.
If e'er, that was Short in Stock
OF patience. thc. hast been mourner:
Or I'd a Cheek from thee, to lock
= -=sImest feelings in a Corner
Exchange of Notes on the above
Has quickly sped the mood disguised,
And left us long in bonds of love,
With all our Differences Adjusted.
Nor need I ask, of right,
What in our Days of Grace was proffered,
That thou should'st not Protest at Sight
Of poverty, if Draft were offered
Thy promise then TO bear with all
The chills of fate without shiver,
In Fixed Security Call
lts Verbal Contract to Deliver.
That, by turn of Fortunes wheel
m poorer than young mechanic,
Is but enough to make us feel.
I'm sure, but merest passing Panic:
And if we can no longer dress
In cloth and silk of costly tissue.
Wen have our children, STILL to bless,
Nor ever deem them Oyer-Issue.
Beyond The citys crowded ranks,
In humber home and lesser striving
hearty Run upon the Banks
May bring our early youths reviving;
And If the future of my life
Should be the present clouds reyoker,
III charge it to the dearest Wife
That ever blest Broken Broker
-OYphees c. Kerr, an tie Graphic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-30
The TichbOrne Case.

The London correspondent of the
Dundee Advertiser expresses a fear
that the Tichborne case viii extend to
Christmas. The agent for the defend
ant has given notice to the prosecution
of number of new witnesses. 1t is
said, indeed, that there are over 900
witnesses still to be examined for the
defendant This is, perhaps, an exag-
geration, but it appears pretty clear
that another two months will be con-
sumed in hearing evidence. Another
month would be q moderate allowance
for the speeches of counsel and the
summing up of the Judge. AS showing
the public sentiment on the case, the
same correspondent adds that Tichborne
bonds are in request.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-30
Singular Suicide.

A curious case of suicide occurred In
the New Hamshire State Prison at Con-
cord recently. The man had been SEN
fenced for a comparatively short time
only, but in order to escape work he
resorted to various means for making
himself sick. It was found that he had
several times been seen to take handfuls
of sand, which had fallen to the floor
from sandpaper wheel, and swallow
it. The result was fatal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-30

ism, whose last Development is the re-
viyal of the confessional-the and not
till then, may she become haven of
rest to MANNED souls, who would re-
joice to see her united in one common
bond OF organic unity to all Protestant
Christendom.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Newark Items.

From Correspondence OF the Elkton Democrat
SALE OF PROPERTY. james Springer, Esq. has
bought the property OF John Miller, adjoining
the National Bank, and intends putting consid-
cradle Improvement on ii and making II one Of
the most, st,desrable residences in town.
MAsoNIo.-At the annual election OF Hiram
Lodge, No. 25, A. +. and A. NJ, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term W.
NJ Charles O. King s. W., Harry Zimmerman
]. W., George W. Williams Secretary, J. W.
Armstrong Treasurer ]. W. Evans.
REsIaNArIoN. Prof e. ID. Porter the able and
efficient Principal Of Newark Academy, has re-
signed his position and will remove to his farm
in the lower part OF Newark. Pressure of bust.
ness compels him to resign. His successor has
not yet been appointed.
NARRow EscAPE. james Holland (colored)
came near being drowned one day last week
while bathing in White Clay creek. He was div
ing and struck rock. Assistance was rendered
him, and Jim still lives
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
AMEtIail SaIss.
I. W. sTIDHAM a son.
Roal Estate Agents, Auctiones,r
Ne. itL East Fourth street,
wlLMlNGToH. DEl
PEREMPT0RY SALE.
70 close the estate Of eCATTERGooD ALLEN. ,o-
ceased,
win he sold at PUBLIC SALE, by ortIers of tina
Executor, at
No. pa Hest Street, VA, Del
on TuesdnY. July list,
ats O'Clock, sharp. as follower
W. sTiDHAM a son.
SALE.
AT . O'Clock, sharp, as follows;

IN PAHLoR--1 nne rosav ood piano, made bv IA
B. Brad ury, New YORK, and nearly new cost ssCo!
also, STOOL and cover, sir cloth sofa, wall chara
sofa Htuneui line reception chairs adIeai chair
with arms, covered with crimson nlnsb I tasda
marble.t0p; marbe-top center table, 8 bl nds a.
yards Brussels carpe $, nerbe ornaments, &c. ''
IN ENTRY. .-hntry aud stair carpjts I ruoa
walnut hat rnck, stair rods, sc, 'Ns''
IN DINING ROOM II marble top wslnut aide
board. sAtension table, 10 ieet long; mirror. SIX
diniug-room cane chairs, rs yards Ingram CARPET.
walters, dishes, knives forks, / French china enl;
band tes SCI, day eloeE, pictures, 2 shades, dc.
shCoND-sIohY FholT ROOM = Walnut set
top iauloHed stand lHfge bedatead, 1 large ward
rooe, goose feather bed. mattrass holsters, pi-
large erin chair fancy chamber set 80 yards IN
grein carPets, mayt. rnanents curiains &s
ShCOND-aTORY BACK RUuM--Walnut set as
follows: mr0le-tOp dressing bureau, marblp.tcp
stand, beGstead with elegant spring mattrass he'd
ding, cntmber net, 70 yards ingram carpet, vuses
ornaments curtains, dc
center table, sofs rocker, cane rocker / RreeI,
rep lounge, laig mirror 20 yards Ingram Garnet
pictures, vases Dlinds &c
BATH ROOh-Tables, glesHea, mattlnga &c
Third STORY FRONT RO0M-B. .dstealis bed.
dln2 wlrdro6e, natting shades, stand glass, chan.
lhiRD-sroRY BACK RooM-f good bedsiead.
bed aud bedding, bureau. locking glass, waststand
chamber set, 70 yards ingram carpet shades, &c
IN SEkNaNfo' kuoM-Bedsteads, staIid, glass
tables, 20 yards ingram carpets
IN XII CllhN-lables, cnalrF, dishes, pam, buck
cts taDe, irons and many otner thugs not hureed
mefated
At cloeR, sharp, the same day in front Of he
house, No. 9l4 Wes. street, will 6e sold az rublu
Sale, brown mare, years old a 1rst class N.
carriage, made by Coo ing a Lloyd, nO-top Wagon
IObes whip, set single harness, &c.
The ab We goods arc all iirst-class aud viii posi-.
tVe'y he sOta ~ the highest bidder.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Executor
OF ScattergU0d Alien, Il ceastd.
l. STlDHAM a sOs, AuctloneeIs. jclg-ta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING AND CITY PRO-
PERTY.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The following desirable real estate is offered at
private sale.
No 1.-The two steam aud water power mills now
occupied and used kiln dried corn meal and tiour
mills by Jlmes E Price Il Co, situated on the s0ulh
slde OF the Brandywne, with a he water rights ne
longing thereuntO, comprising fOul -seVenths or a
controlling interest OF the Brandywlne water the
south side OF the creek. This property comprises
tw 'lv9 run Of stone. fOnr oversh0t water wheels,
seventy horse power engine. botlng cloths ind nx:
lures all In perfect der. Also a valuable wharf
property adj lining mil
No "A large lot OF md containing three ani a.
half acres more or less situa ed on the south bank
or the BrandYwine, short distance Del0w the mills
OF JAS II. Price Co., adjoining lads OF the Swift,
Courtney n Beerher CO., with q very large frontage
on the creek and adm tnhy adapted for wharvea.
ON this property are stuated stable, III house
and three dwelling houses.
NO. ga lot OF land with two two-stury frame
cooper shops, situated az the oorner OF Fifteenth
and Walnut streets, having from OF abOnt ~ feet
on Walnut stree by 40 feet III depth along III tetnth
street.
No "A two-and-a ha'f story double brick dwell.
ing house with lot 1872 feet front on Sixteenth 81 ,
by i5O feet IN depth on Walnut sltnatea at the W
corner Of 81 Ateenth and Walnut s,rte,s belng N
2US Sixteenth street and running through the
square. House furnished with AL modern improve
ments.
No 5-A two-itOry frame dwelling house, with lot
about - feet front on Fifteenth street by 90 feet in
depth, being No 2l2 E Fifteenth street
No GA lot OF land at the S E corner OF Four
teenth and French streets, 90 feet French street
by no feet on Fourteenth street, wi large frame
Nc IA lot OF land at the Southeast corner Of
Fourteenth and Orange streets. W feet on Four
teenth street BY 90 feet on orange street.
No s-A lot OF land with fine brick stable on the
south side of Fourteenth street, between Market
and orange streets, with front OF about so ieet on
Fourteenth street, with depth OF 50 feet.
NoD-A very desirable building lot at the N G
corner OF Eighth and Madison Streets with front
OF 50 feet on Madison street by 70 feet on Eighlh
street.
All the above described properly is nov offered ut
private sals on easy terms of payment 1t COM
prses some valuable building lot together with two
OF the most available mill sites ell the Brandywlne.
For full particulars aud terms apply to
JAMES H. PRICE,
Ir tn his Attorney.
20 II GEORGE h. BAIRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. 1, l. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 49, |. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King
Lenape Tribe, No. o, 1. o. r. NJ. in fourth
story Saville Building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and BraDdywine Council, No. 5,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. ., o. U. A. M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council No, 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. U. O. A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of p, at
Knights OF pythias Hall, No. 2i1 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, G.. f., at Good Fell
lows Hall, Sd aud King streets.
Old Church Division, No. IL, s. of r., Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

FIRE liz PARREsBuRG. Friday afternoon a Ere
broke out in Parkesburg. Chester county, by
which block OF six two-and-a-half story HOUSES
were III part consumed. The buildings belonged
to Mr. Horace A. Beale, and were occupied by
the employees Of Mr.. Beae, The block stood in
close proximity to the rolling mills, and it IL
supposed the tire originated from spark alight-
ing on one of the roofs from n furnace stack
The roof Of the entire block WAS burned and the
flames eat their way down into the second story
where they were got under control and extin-
guished. One of the chimneys fell during the
fire and nearly resulted in serious accident to
some of the crowd OF lockers on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Religious Notes

At st. Pauls NJ. e church. last evening, Rev
I. Il. Hunter, of BrandywIue filed the pulpit.
Rev. Dr. Thompson, Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington district, preached at Grace Church,
yesterday morning
Rev. j. d. Merritt is expected to return to
Wilmington this week. He was still suffering
with the chills when we last heard from him.
Hanover and Central united in worship at the
latter church yesterday morning, and in the
over Rev. j. 2. Conkey preached upon both
occasions.
During July no services will be held in Calva-
ry Church in the evening, and during August
services will be suspended altogether The Sab
bath School will be held as usual.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
LErTERs FRoM TNE PEoPLE.
4 oonrprArlsr rRoAr rHr nrxrn ,rAnn-

E77V7-
To the Editor of he Commercial
wish to call the attention of tho Board of
Health to the condition of Greeley street, the
gutter In Decatur Atreet, easterly side, and also
in Buttonwood street. The cutters mentioned
and street also are in q very unhealthy condi-
ton. viii not the members of the Board resid-
ing In the sixth ward give it their attention
We hope that the Board will act like the police !;
they continue to pay US frequent visits, and the
result is we are improving in our section. We
only wish there was law prohibiting the sale
OF rum on Sunday, the street mentioned would
be more peaceful, and the rummies have more
cash on Monday morning, or be compelled to
purchase the slow poison on Saturday evening
HEALTH,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

A SwINDLER.-An agent for Singers Sewing
Machines who has made his headquarters at
Seaford for several weeks past, has been doing
little speculation on his own account He
sold several machines and pocketed the money
swindled the landlord, VIM. Patterson, out Of
six weeks board for himself, and Mr.. Ovens,
livery stable keeper, ak weeks horse feed lie
also traded of the Company's horse for better
one, paying the difference in machines He
then hired Il carriage of Mr.. Owens and drove to
Frederick where he sold the horse and carriage
to Mr. Higgins, hotel keeper, and then left for
parts unknown. Mr.. Ovens has recovered his
carriage from Hnggins. Milford Mems.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Sheriff's SALES.

SHER1FFS sALE-By virtue of a writ of Levari
p Faeias to me directed viii be exposed to Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s41 shipey street, kept by James c. Pierson in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH OF JULY,
AZ O'clock, p. NJ, the following described real
estate, Viz
All that certain lot OF land and two-storied a
brick building thereon, situated In Christiana 81
Hundred, County and State aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point
on the northerly side OF Delaware Avenue at the
distance Of one hundred ard seventy feet from the
intersection OF the said side OF Delaware Avenue
and westerly side Of dion street. corner OF land
OF John Parker; thence along said Parker's land,
and parallel with ULion street northerly one hun-
dred and twentythree feet to the sonthery side of
Parker street twenty-five feet wide, thence along
said side OF Parker street. westerly twenty -Ve feet
TO stake thence s0uthefly and parallel with Union
street one hundred and twenty-three feet TO the
aforesaid side of Delaware Avenue, and thence
thereby eaeterly twenty i've feet to the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF
John Q. Clark and Mary Ann Clark, his wife, and to
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherifs Oflce, New Castle, June 18th, A D, 1873.
SSHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue writ Of ais. Leva-
= RI Facas to me directed, VIII be exposed to Pub
lie Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, No. Sn Shipley st
Kept by James q. PiersOn, in the City OF Whining
ton, New Castle County, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of JULY, 1875
At O'Clock, 2, M,
The following described real estate, viz All that
certain lot of land and three story frame dwell 6Sa
ing house thereon erected situated in the city ~
of Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows TO witt
Beglsning at the southwest corner of "a" and
Claymont Streets thence westerly along the south
ery side of street 70 feet to a corner, thence
sOutherly parallel TO Claymont street 40 feet to
corner, thence easteIly along line of land of BZe
kiel Williams on the sOuth aud parallel To A street
IS feet, TO the westerly eide OF Claymont street
Aforesaid
the place Of beginning, be the contents what they
may.
Seized and taken into execution as the property
Of Jonn A. Mitchell and Adalisa M, his wife, and
t'H., and TO be sold by
ROBERT l. ARMSTRONG, Sberin.
Sherlns onlce, New Castle, June 20, 1873 is3O
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
From Chester.
Correspondence of the commercla

Correspondence of the Commercial
CHESTER, June 80.
The passenger train which passes through
here without stopping, this morning. run into
one Of Mr.. Eyre's ice wagons, damaging it to the
amount Of $50 and killing two very large, fine
mules. valued at $780, The train was running
quite fast and no bell ringing. The signal board
was not out, and much blame is laid on the sig
nal man. Mr., Twitchel. the undertaken. barely
escaped with fine horse and wagon. The con-
ductor and Urakesman looked badly scared, as
their situations wore threatened by some OF the
crowd. s. l.. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Police Court.

Charles Meyers, a colored man was arrested
on suspicion OF incendarisn, and is held for
further trial
Eight cases for Drunkenness, have had hear
inga since Saturday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

New BooK-Through Messrs Boughman,
Thomas & Co. we have received the book emit
tied Fifty years in Maryland Kitchen" II il,
thoroughly, house keepers book, and fifty
years experience, in a Maryland kitchen. i
worth knowing something about House keep
ers will find it the very book they want as the
directions are 30 clear and practical that thew
cannot go astray; and the scope Of the work in.
cludes The simplest and plainest, as well as the
most elaborate dishes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

DEcEAsE OF A. Z. DANnELD.-TEe Chester
Ne'cs. ofSaturday, says Early yesterday MORN
ing from the effects OF two paralytic strokes oc-
curing within the past year, Aaron p Danfield,
one OF the most popular of tbe conductors of the
Baltimore Central Railroad, died at his residence
on Seventh street in this city.
Mr. Danheld, was native of Chester county,
and when quite young man twas appointed TO
position on the Pennsylvania Railroad which
lie filled acceptably until his acceptance Of a
Conduetorship on the Baltimore Central Railroad
fourteen years ago, post he continued in until
STRICKEN with paralysis about year ago, soon
after the decease of his son, who was killed on
the Baltimore Central Railroad
Mr.. DaItield was AZ years old at the time Of
his death.
He was one Of tie most affabe of gentlemen.
and he leaves large circle of mourning rela-
tiyes and friends.
1t is worthy of notice that within the past year
the Conductor, Baggage Master and Brakesman
connected with the same train on the Baltimore
Central Railroad have died, tiz: Conductor Dan.
field, Baggage Master JameA and Brakeman
Danfeld
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

GARBAaE.- The contract for removing tho
garbage from the First and Third Districts, which
included that part OF the city west OF Market
street has been awarded to James McIntyre and
William Thompson, and this morning they
entered upon the discharge Of their duties. The
contract for the First District had previously
been awarded to Mr.. Mcintyre and since
the last meeting Of Council the Third District
has awarded to Mr.. Thompson. 1t il to be hop
ed our citizens on that side of the city will here
after have no cause for complaint
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
wE. y. KUNKEL's BITTAR VINE OF IRON

Z. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron
will enectually cure liver complaint jaundice, dys-
pepsa,c or nervous debility chronic diarrhea
disease OF the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
O dla0rdored liver, stomach or inteatines; such as
constipation, fatulence, inward piles, fullness Of
blood 70 the head, ecidity OF the stomach, nausea,
heartburn, dsgust for food funes or weight in the
stomach, sore eructatons, sinking or futtering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the head, hur-
ried or difficult breathing, nnttering OF the heart
choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying
posture, dimness of VISION dots or webs before the
sight. dull pain In The head, deficiency OF perspra-
ton, yellowness OF the skin and eyes, pain In the
side, back, chest limbs, &C. sudden nushes Of heat
burning In the iiesh, constant lmAgnings Of evil
and great depression OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale ho-
ic stimulent and all Injurious Ingredients and
pleasant 70 taste and smell mild In their operations
will remove Impurities from the body and give
health and vigor to the frame.
Beware of ccunterfeits. The genuine is sold only
In 81 bottles,
SOLD BY druggists and dealers everywhere. L. F.
kUNkEL, Proprietor, No. 25g North Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa
For sale in wilmington by z McInall, Jr., Second
and Market, X. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market,
II. X. Brnghurst, 81 Market street; Alfred Walton
2Sb Market street; j. j. Gallagher, B. a e. Shoema-
ker, Smith Painter, W. e. Williams, Ninth and
Market streets and L M. England, cor. sixth and
Lombard streets octS0-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

The FOURTH OF JULY.-Next Friday is tho
Fourth of July, and everybody knows what that
means. number of entertainments are offered
for that day, but the temperance people seem to
be taking the lead. At Mt. Cuba, on the W. &
W; Railroad, there will be grand temperance
celebration and picnic. Good, music has been en-
gagged eminent speakers are expected, and re-
freshments of all kiuds otherthan spirituous. will
be on hand. Trains will go up and return about
every two hours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
BkNtN~ UEtH TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
Il AND ISsUHANCE COMPANY.

HBkNtN~ UEtH TRUST SsFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE. COMPANY.
WILMIEGToS, June II 1873.
AT meeting OF the Stockhold 'rs Of the reninsu-
lar Truss, SAfe le oslt and Insurance Company,
held this day, tn following resolutions were unan.
tmOHsy adopted;
ResOtued, = hat the Stockholders now proceed TO
the election OF nve OF their numoer TO serve us Di-
rectors.
Rcsoiped, That the Directors 50 elected he author
lied to receive additional subscriptions to the capt
tai Stock, to make the total two tho 1saud shares,
ReAOiDed That as soon RB two thousand shares
are subscribed for and d 20 per cent. thereon paid
In the Board Of Directors directed (and II they
think eXpedlcnt soOner) are authorized to Call a
special meeting OF tn Stockholders for the purpose
OF deterninGg as TO the expedlen1v OF increasing
the num1er OF Directors, to elect any additional
number determined upon, to nll any vacancies
. he Board d to transact such otner business as
mag he brought before them.
In pursuance nf the first resolution, the blowing
STOCK hodtrJ were elected Directors:
WIN. JENKS FrLf.
SWIThIN CHANDLER, NJ. y.
FRANKLIN FELL,
JOSEPH &, TAYLO3,
jos. W, II. WATSON.
At u meeting o. the Board OF Directors held the
same day. VIM. jerks rel was elected President,
and Jos. w. II. watson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Je2I-St-eod j IS. W. II. WATSON, Sect'y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
MERELY MENTIoNEp.

Best Portoyes in the city for 10 cents IL at Sin
giles, sos Market street.
AK fer the celebrated PriIneria Cigar, made OF
pure Havana Tobacco, only cents at Singles 3
Sons, 500 Market street.
-Deviled crabs every day, ct Ainscows, I'll Ship
ley Street
Grabs received daily at ~ oclook, at Aipscow's.
I'll 6hipley 81.
Hayes manufactures none but arst-class cigars
Why &c TO Philadelphia for cigars, when you can
obtain the same ct home for lesa prices?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Signed

TEMPORARY REMovAL.-The Union National
Bank will remove this afternoon into their new
quarters, in Savings Bank rooms, at the Clayton
House. The removal il only temporary, while
their building is undergoing repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

s%ATTEETION
LADIES' QUITS AND UNDRRWEAR,i
CoRsETS. AND HoOPSKlRTs
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
at extraordinary low prices.
FRARK'S EMPORIUM,
OIL Market Street. Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

sS-Sylvaa SpTinJ&-Chas. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant place of resort has been neatly 1Lted up
FOR the reception Of individual visitors, pcnic, and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, and Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &c., will be sold TO all who desi them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market, where the above named luxuries may be
had during the season also, at his residence Sixth
and Orange, where he will be pleased TO see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

WRFcKED.-The schooner Benjamin +. Reeves,
OF Millville, was wrecked opposite Salisbury,
Md. a few days ago. The vessel. which is to-
tai loss, was but recently rebuilt, at cost Of