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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Industrial News.

The eght-hour Union of plasterers, in Chica-
go, have broken up and returned to the old time
and wages.
The New York horse-shoers, by their late
strike, put their foot in it." They are still
idle, and their places have been filled by nom
society men.
The Chronicle says the Allentown Rolling
Mill Campany have now on hand nearly $780,
600 worth of manufactured iron of all kinds,
most OF which is sold and awaiting shipment.
Work has been suspended on the public parks
in New York, in consequence OF the failure Of
the Legislature to appropriate the necessary
money to keep the laborers at work. Over seven
hundred men are thus thrown out of employ
menG.
Electricity ia now used in Scotland for BIAS
ting purposes, and five thousand tons of granite
were recently displaced at Kemnay by one
shock from the battery. The explosion was
tremendous, and the ground shook like an
earthquake.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

In the Senate of Connecticut, yesterdays con-
stltntional amendment, providing for one State
capital, to be located at Hartford, was adopted,
The Dominion House of Commons yesterday
passed resolution for the admission of Prince
Edwards Island into the Canadian Oonfedera-
ton, on the LIST of July.
=, Three more bodies have been recovered from
tne wreck OF the Atlantic, near Halifax. A con-
siderable portion of the cargo mostly hardware,
mas Also been brought
The amount of grain in the burned Wabash
elevator at Toledo, Ohio, is ascertained to have
been l3O, 600 bushels OF corn and 100000 BUSH
els OF oats, all valued at $102OO A large part
oi the grain was saved in damaged state.
Captain j. Edward Hunter, of the Royal Navy
Yesterday, finished the laying Of new cable be-
tween Havana and Key West The length OF,
Ihe cable is 90 miles. and the time OF laying it
convoy.
In Lida Valley, Nevada, on the 18th inst,
Terrible shooting affray, growing out Of game
calds, occurred in a saloon. George Childs XII.
ieu TWO bystanders, named John Dutfee and
nugh scott, and was himself shot dead by an un-
known person.
The will Of Chief Justice Chase was admitted
~ Probate IN Washington yesterday. He leaves
9io,OOO to Wilberforce University, and an equal
sum 70 Dartmouth College, the bulk Of his pro
perty being divided equally among his two
3Sughtera The estate is estimated at $2bO,0OO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
The rnlen, aslns. VOL q.

The Glass Works of Hall, Pancoast 4 Craven,
at Salem, N j., have 103 men and rs boys, max
ing in all 178 hands in their direct employ, 70 of
the above having families and occupying houses
each, making 375, with the 20 boys and 2S
single men, making in all 47S persons getting
living from this establishment. They payed out
in Salem last year in cash for labor and mater
ials S66, S46.17, OF which amount $30,371. 80 was
for labor. They keep two sloops constantly
running carrying glass to Philadelphia and re-
turning with coal; one OF the lA gest freight
ers by steamer; keep GAG carriers constantly bring
ing wood and sand; consumed over 700 cords of
wood making market for very large amount
of country produce
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
An Immense Pork.

A novel enterprise is about to be undertaken
in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, which, il auc-
cessfully carried ont, will challenge tho admira.
ton of those who are wont TO complain that the
subjugation OF nature is a neglected art among
Americans. number of wealthy gentlemen of
New York and Philadelphia, Jay Cooke, Esq +,
among others, have formed themselves into ali
association having for its object the laying out
for the preservation and propagation of Ameri-
can game The tract Of land sele ct I'd comprises
about sixty acres Of woods, nicely grown, stua-
tod principally on a rounded knoll. with valleys
on all sides, and includes in addition some twen-
ty-hve acres Of cleared land for pasturage pur-
pOsea,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
The Peach Prospect About Fmyraa.
From the Smyrna Times 21st

The farmers OF this section unite to a man in
this assertion, and some OF them tell us that
their crops are nearly or quite ruined. The
frosts Of the past two weeks have worked the
injury. In a number OF the orchards around this
town the young wood is killed outright on many
OF tho trees, and the ends of the twgs look ~ II
they had been scorched by fire. The injury is
particularly manifest in the low grounds. Some
Of the growers tell us that their trees will yield
quite No much fruit they wish them to do,
while others say they will have little or no fruit
at all; but ali agree as to the injury that has
boen done. Direront localities show different
degrees of injury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

FUGITIVE IDENTIFTED.-James Riley coiored
alias Brown, arrested in Baltimore on Monday,
charged with being a fugitive from Chestertown,
Kent county, had hearing before Justice Jar
mitted for the authorities of that county. In
December, 1872. Riley broke Jail at Chestertown,
where he had been confined on charge OF lar
ceny and although he was shot in the neck,
back and in one Of his legs, he managed to eff
feet his escape. He went direct to Baltimore,
and obtained employment as a laborer on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad tunnel, working
there until few DAYS ago,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
The Pennsylvania.

HER SAILING, To-DAy-THE CELEBRATION OF TEL
EVENT.
PHILADELPHIA. May %.
The new steamship Pennsylvania, sailed on
her first trip to Liverpool, this morning, with
Sc cabin and GA steerage passengers, and a full
cargo. salute of fifty guns was fired from the
wharf to commemorate the event.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Political Items.

New Jersey reports, via Washington, say that
the revusion of feeling in favor Of General Van
Buren, ia likely to make him Governor of that
State.
The Republicans have all the offices of the
Ohio Constitutional Convention, in the election
of whose members such conservative !" tri-
umph was claimed.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has reversed
the decision OF the Court of Common Pleas, which
ousted Henry @. Hawkins, of Philadelphia, from
his seat in Common Council from the Fourteenth
Ward Of that city. Harry therefore goes back
again,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
The RehobOth Bench Camp Mettln 'ssOcia-
ti0a

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREoroRs-PERMA-
NENT ORGANIZATION UNDER THE NEW oHAHTER.
A meeting of the Directors and Corporators of
the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association
was held in Scott M. T. Church, on Tuesday
morning.
Rev. ]. D. Quigg was called TO the chair and
Rev. Enoch Stubbs acted as Secretary.
Mr.. @. II. b. Day, of Dover, stated that the
meeting had been called for the purpose OF eff
fecting permanent organization, under thenew
charter, the organization heretofore only being
temporary The meeting then proceeded by
ballot, and elected the following officers
President Rev. II. ". Todd.
Vice President, Rev ]. b. Quigg.
Secretary. 4. y. HOd4Oh.
Corresponding Secretary, T.. f. Hammersley.
Treasurer, II. q. Robinson.
The following were appointed as the Execu-
tive committee: O. II B. Day, VIM. Warner,
John Wilson, Joseph Pyle, +. Causey.
Vacancies in the Board of Directors were fill
ed by appointing J. ]. Mccullough, II. Patti
son and Rev. II. O. Dosh.
j. j. Mccullough and r. H. Pattson were
added to the Lot and Tent Committee.
The following Committee on Order, was ap-
pointed Kelley, II. o. Dosh. b, Heisler O.
f. Rudolph, and VIM. f. Robinson.
Application for the proprietOrship OF the
Boarding House was received from w H..
Burton, which was referred to the Executive
Committee
A resolution prevailed providing for.the title
of lots by deed aud not by lease. The form Of
lease was presented by G. H. b. Day, and ac-
cepted and conveyed to the Lot and Tent Com
mittee for use.
The Lot and Tent Committee were author
lied to furnish the now boarding house, at a
cost not exceeding $1,000, and also to provide
for tents for the camp ground.
The action forbdding lot holders to erect sta
bles on their lots was confirmed.
The Chairman of the L ot and Tent aud Exec
utive Committees and the Vice President were
Instructed to visit Ocean Grove Association, for
ind purpose of gaining any information that
NAV be nseful to this Association
Ii J. Jump was added to the Improvement
Committee and Messrs. Day and Pickels to the
Committee on Bylaws
L THE meeting adjourned to meet at the call of
the Chairman OF the Committee on By Laws.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

CONVENTION OF HORSE CoMPANIEs.-The Unit
ed Companies for the Detection and Apprehen-
sion of Horse Thieves, and the recovery of Sto-
len Property, held their annual meeting in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday. The following Off
Gers we're elected for the ensuing year VIM,
Stavely, Bucks county, Pa, President; George
Lodge of Brandywine hundred, Delaware, Vice
President Jesse L. Stackhouse, Bucks county,
Secretary Jacob Rorer, Philadelphia, Treasur-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
MILLS QUOTATIONS Tt
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

G. L. Jamison is about starting a sash manu-
factory at New Castle.
Smyrna has minstrel performance and bell
ringers entertainment in prospect.
Everybody should see the Delaware TRIBUNE
for this week. 1t is issued from this office to-
day, and. as usual, is brimming full of interest
ing reading matter for all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

A Memphis despatch reports that a planter
named Butler has been shot dead, on a steamer
at Idlewild, by drunken man named John Can
non. The latter escaped.
The New York Central Railroad repair shops
at Niagara Falls were destroyed by fire on Mon
day night. Loss 100000. One hundred and
fifty persons are thrown out Of employment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
SECOND EDITION.
spain.

THE oARLIsr REBELLION. MURDERED VOL
uNTEERe.
BARCELONA, May 20.
Ithas been ascertained that twenty Spar ish
volunteers we're murdered by the Carlists at San
ahuja and the fate Of the forty others is TN
known. The militia excited by these atrocities,
have demanded the surrender OF the Carlist prie-
oners' to them for execution in retaliation but
the authorities refused, and transferred them
to the fortress. The oarlist sympathizers will
will be held as hostages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
ProKre.s of the lIodoc war,

There has been another skirmish, in which the
Indians lost tve killed aud ten women and chill
dren captured, and they have now entirely aban-
9oned the Lava Beds, Withdrawing $50 the Fit
River Countryn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
FIHy Cents nIore % Soc NInrnrn.

Property holders at Niagara and others inter-
ested are making spacious park on the Amer
lean side of the falls, so that nobody can get a
view OF them until he has paid a certain FEC for
admission to the enclosure. Niagara always
was noted for it's gouging, but this beats all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Twelve pFIuiou Bu.l,eI, of wheat,

business man just returned from a trip
fully IL, 600, 900 bushels of wheat to come for
ward from that State and large area has been
planted this year, most of which is in a thriving
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.
Cotton quiet at 10000. Best extra family
flour in demand all other very dull: ssperines
"a 756D5.50; Penna. extra family 58.25@9. 25.
Wheat quiet; red $1.93@1.97; No. 1 Spring
$173@1.75. Corn firm; yellow G4@65. Oats
quiet at 47@49. Whskey "a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
RrruaN OF LITTLE NELL.

Little Nell, who was 30 popular when first in
Wilmington, will return on the 26th inst-next
Monday-for one night only. She will then per-
form her specially OF Fidelid, The Fire Wait, in
cluding the nitro glycerine and galvanic battery
sensati ons and the great FIRE scene. Reserved
seats may be obtained at Boughman Thomas q
~. 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

The Evans case was argued in the Supreme
Court at Harrisburg yesterday, Messrs Hale and
General claiming that Judge Pearson erred in
the way he submitted Eyans' case to the Jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Destroyed BY Fire.

A JAPANESE PALACE IN RUINS.
IioSDoN, May %.
The Palace of Mikado, at Yeddo, Japan, was
burned on the 9th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Amuseulsnts.
MAGGIE MITCHELL. TONIGHT.

HAuuIE HIIUHELLi EU-NTuHE.
The simple announcement that Maggie Mitch
ell had determined upon return to Wilmington
created an interest among our play-goers, akin
to ftrore, This feeling has eliminated in
large sale of seats. indicating very large audi
ence. And Maggie is worthy of iii she is >
bright. charming little actress, as every one knows
who has seen her. Her engagement is for two
evenings. Tonight, she plays her great spec
;alt E1,nhoql The 0y-iak,ef
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAHHINGToN, May %.
Probabilities For the Middle States, dimin-
ishing pressure, rising temperature, southeast
and southwest winds, cloudy weather and rain
clearing this evening in the southern portion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Going 90 the Frent.

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE MoDoo WAR.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %.
company of volunteers from Oregon, passed
through Portland, yesterday, to fight the Mo-
doeR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
ARGANIZE ED 1S4S.
JOHN M'LEAR & SON,
EXCHANGE AND Deposit BANK.
No. 6O2 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject to Check at sigh,
(same as at q National Bank,) solicited from firms,
corporations, and individuals.
FIVE PER CENT. INTERE ST per annum allow
ed on deposits. payable on demand.
SPECIAL ARRhNGEM kNTS for interest made on
deposits of specific sums, for fixed periods.
COLLEC TI0NS OF Dividends, Notes, l. terest,
Drafts, &C, made with despatch, and accounted for
the day payment Is received.
CHECKS on b lnks, in Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylvania and
Washington, will be credited on receipt of custom
eTs at par.
BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, &C. Government Sc
curities, God, State Bonds. Railroad Bonds and
Stacks bought and sold on commission. Local Sc
onrlIies q specially. Being represented in all the
principal cities oy reliable correspondents, we are
prepared to attend to any business in this line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wanting to buy
or sell are invited to give us call. Quotations of
the active Stocks a. New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived daily at our office.
SOUND INVESTMENT Securities negotiated and
for sale
EVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22

Rssenstor Bayard has returned from his trip to
Virginia. He was invited and has accepted the
invitation to deliver the annual address before
the literary society of the University of Virginia,
ON July 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
John MERRICK 81 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
No. East Fifth Street, clayton House.)
Dealers in State and City Loans.
BANK, RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS

BANK, RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold on Commission.
Time paper and Cola eral loans negotiated.
Money Loaned on cal. Also. REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, Nor cages Negotiated, Houses Rented,
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. R. T-sO First
Mortgage, Gold Bon 8; Wilmington d Western X.
X 7-30 First M ertgage BoI DIS.
Two trst.class farms on the State Road, near Mil
ford, d |. larga peach and apple orchards now in
bearing, and other fruit; very desirably located
farms.
All business intrusted to us will be thankfully re-
ceive aud promptly attended TO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO 1.8O P. M, TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.3O P. M. TODAY
H. f. Carpenter and lady. Phila.
w. j, Doughty and wife, Baltimore.
Fred. Edwards, New York.
j. A. Stewart, Florence, N. j.
s. Howes, Boston, Mass.
s. N. Williams, Williamsport, Pa.
Edward d. Smith. Phila
Rev. j. NJ. P. Otis, wife, servant and chill
dren, Tennessee.
A. s. Naudine, Middletown, Del.
H. B. Cobb, Chicago, Ill.
Sam. L. Talcott New York.
II. s. Paddock Il wife (Magge Mitchell } N. Y.
Mrs. Melinda Jones, New York.
L. r. Shewell,
Geo. Wilton. g."
VIM Harris, -
O. Ridgway, Coatesyille, Pa.
O. b. MITCHELL Philad,
s. Penniwell, Sussex Co.
w. G. Mendinhall, City.
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YNNRUNKS, vALISES, DC, retailed at wholesale
factory prices All articles warranted as repre-
sented Saratoga Trunks, s.; aenss' Trunks. S2.25
Sola Leather trunks, sl2; Packing Trunks, 81; Va
lises, 81 25 Bags GO cents. The LARGEST assortment
in tine city TO select from, Immense saving TO pur
ch asera at the GREAT Central Tronk Depot.
100 MARKET STREET,
my22-eod1m cor Seventh Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
4 CHAMBER

4 CHI AMB EISS,
NO $40 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
GRAND OPENING OF NOVELTIES IN
LAMA LACE SACQUES,
LLAMA LACE POlNThS.
LIE PERUVIAN,
GHEVhEUSE
RICHU MARIE ANTOINETrE,
The lebrated make of Dognin Co.,
BLACK THREAD CA KS,
GUIPURE CAPES,
POINT APPLIQUE CAPES,
BLACK THR FAO LACES,
BLACK III lPURE LACES.
An immense assortment of new patterns, bought
az nea ly nalf the cost of importation.
HAMBURGS,
EXTRA FINE GOODS.
Each pattern Ia the different widths match, and
having been made 10 order, the sale OF these fine
goods is confined to
j. CHAMBERS,
my22-eod2m No. Arch ST., Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-22
Steigt advertisements.

FHIHE BALL CHAIN KEY-RING is by far the
u most convenient when you are obliged TO carry
a bunch Of keys in your pocket. We have also
variety Of other keyrngs and tweezers for sale at
'S ' - 80 TRUMAN SHAW,
NO. $50 (Eight Thirty-Dve Market St, below Ninth,
ENOFFEE MILL, with ny-whees, adapted to grc-
Y j cers' or hotel use, and variety OF hand-mills
and coffee rOasters for sale TsygMAN ~ 4sHAw.
No. ss5 Glght Thrty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
TRyRY OUR LYKBNS VALLEY COAL. IT IS
4 very superior fer use in mild weather, 70 any
'' GEo. W. BUSH 4 SON. French-st. Wharf.
I .00K! LOOK! LOOK!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL
Stove. $3.50 per Ton.
Extra Large Nut s5 10
Guaranteed pure; 22iO lbs to the ton; well
A. NEWLfN KEITHLER,
Successor to Joseph Fout:
once and Yard: Cor West and Water sts
A NEWLIN kEITHLER,
Sole Agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD Introducing fire lighter in every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal, shavings or
the wood is all drIe1 in Kilns. and is perfectly
dry and free from knots. Families will find 1t very
S aSs s anu Dc ee SSS Yaad WON
mar2l.sm VEST AND WATER sTREETa
NHEAP GOAL. Hz
For sale, a large stock OF Lehigh and Sham kin
Coal Persons wishing 70 buy the genuine Harleigh
LehiRh and Excelsior ShamOkin Goals will please
send in their orders early as we confidently expect
ever. Coal viii be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances
orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr1s-1y-of Wharf OF j. Morton Poole Co.
, 1873-05-26

hands ovor tho obnsn now nlod forever between hot.
to wo nscn. ss0w
forwarded undor tho direction Of tho 0reat Ruior
Himself whero ali faithful souls quickly unlerssand
aource. Of union nnd friendship among III. Think
s them rf Il Ut q ssa sos s
Ssy 81 Is s M ass '5;s s5ss t
not 70. lost tho insnHo enthusiasm and noIlo,
sse eSeSss Sose o IN % aor tns IL
Netncs, I'D the II hunger saycd te, m den.ii.
In tho Wilderness. to alothor scercely aho to stand
from fatal wo',nd nnt s''l trying to march, md To-
9y s 81 le hago as u III o a
tlua!aem and feeling; Thoy haye gone whore groat
tTnhs aud great eu'9tions t r. mover d. Whore tho rat
tic them a' Is oesns Stamp Do tes then o f'o form
patriotism may 10 transmtoi 10 Is DO thoyp paes 1sot
turn 10 na when annual beautiful festival 10 tor
na1 y ss lbs snrn
W.
e. @se eeur9
which Ills iondcr tiino ii ,nsnoria gives item Aro
net their feelings toward ~, thsir hopea for tho
aSs a. h aH 6ey sd
Is tho rcd rosc which growa out Of holr dust sud IS
laid upon their grayca Ia nor than tho goro IN which
they fcll7 Do not The emotions which tho breath
sa ss % na So ri
emn music, tho chant Of tho past, ths
4 ep,Dslms tl.it ps,t9 And Do they, div5do tie!r
country turning away from. him who fought for lis
southorn part Do thoy cher'ah tho hopo TINT ono
nnohers graves may remain 1owcrless and forgotten
Dla from them come tle Infamous announcomont
that tho HarlAndtnR Of Confederate Rrayc9
.veula not be tolersted7" Q, 70 noble de.a.
fs s1 tha aeee n1t " et on s vn
have learned In heaven. LIT W into tho broader
light and warmth Of that world where tho old Is for
goep9 md Tho new begins whero the evi dies and o
8recn diaguiae and tho baly peaco of spring 1taolf
Arss appears end thon deacends to us You, who hAvo
uaod tho sword teach Its rightful uHo md awful
meaning; You who Gre nearer Him who came to send
necessity oomea again transmit to Us tho martial
spirit that eti burnB aasredly In you. Through you
hy be Joined to al tho herocs Of nil the hoiy wars
of DID, Do tho tlner wcarous which you now use,
our victories the blonulcss aud yek terrible onea to
which the captain Of our and tho worlds salyattons
hero again aud ngain to summon until Ills truth haa
nado tho round world froef c.
, 1873-05-26

L11TLE FArrs, n. X, h1ay u, 1s73,-Tlo marko
this week ol~ncI tlul With oye,lt determination,
Of iass wcole. Holders wore firm at frat Int In tho
end Eavo wAy hnl accepted tho sttuaitou Farm
iarles arS r. nProy,ng i qlaty, but Tho bulk Of oer-
delivery ot this clasa Of goods amounted to about Coo
boxes, md saics rnsie from Bo 10 10o ior com.
mon and from 11o To- 1880 for fino. Extra lots, all
ony nm sr so ray feay f9r o to l2c wo heard of
Tho factories woro wol represented, and tho eacs
nore easmasa to bo about $500 boxes exclusive of
Tho buyers trc hard 10 mako llsu tic op pricc bui
Gnally advanced quarter Of cent, anu in ono In
stance @ loHs vas pald.
m.ro nroohes nF1se whee " an @
1vss Ike; o1Ei.Ten na 14Hoi Cold Brook Ao;
hSs rsrasa ssa fsss R:sass!on i is Sa, "a TsFs
14No Ilorkfmer County 0enrs, i4No; iii n!il, isc
Ki{is KkSy{ii H; tHs;; Esss 6ss'S1 Hst ltK ssoys
eSe soles 9fees Il1fs;' Aax;l; aaf h.sd S
ie s oes Nfes' 4HsS 1tSo ,sas s'{ gsss Assess s
S}Sss, @ Sh 9ss g. s | Ss.|h ?ss ssses'
Aass ia WsEssh e. c;u1s Iss B1 WB;
Crock, loo; Young, t6c; Zimmerman urcok, i47xo.
Tho quality Of facory las greatly improved, and
thT H. "e1lms ase pretty well cleared nir.
only about 20 tubs. Prces are lower than aa week,
NC lower grades going at from 12c to 25o and tho boa
At 2oo to 21c, and choice grans At 28c.
At tho Utica Oily Market about 1000 bo1ca Of o1eeso
we're aola Trate was dull, and prices ranged from 14o
to The top price rccolvcd for tho lest Two fac
Tho vcather in 1Ierktmer and lilo adjoining conn.
tea IL cool, and vegetation backward. On Wednesday
eFe was ran which helra grass, and tho trees aro e
ginning to ahow their leaves. Many farmers have now
fodder. . ' " - ~
, 1873-05-26
..... DRESS GOOTJ.
Carson, PiHlG&C0.,,
Retail Department.
W. MADISON AND PEORIA. SITS.
LII their spacious and elegant
new premises, offer the >
following
INTERESTING PRICES,

T0rro, nn,v rrnor{,no,t n. -, ~ h, :
ccan aIeacmt N q q ess 9eods on the
of tem nncn1 iso,n ae ~ ~ a1ld 2o cts' some
Mt Of va,li wiJa iJA Ga.SG,oy ~ S,s ~, ,,,,u
~ I.2 cts. "'u0 eSe'''''eies' '1le" sllaoeS'
- Choice shades IN Alpacas, Poplin Alpacas aud
''0i',.a I varv viceis ~ n1a aI ~ L. cts y9fd.
Eegan sbadcs nt II rs " Rnas n.ce giet9R SR
All SILK and Wool Epingires" nm md iYclours in IN
the newest g3f9,s, vt 70 cts, really worth 81 25.
.. 1yo,s 1ys.,. 1oil rop!ns as bright mud handsome