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I Wcst Congress at, 109K II west OF Marshfeld st. T.
2lNx91 II, dated Aug. 10; confederation, $1,000.
$1,000.
Oannlport nv, n cor Of Union at, undivided Y Of
consideration, $500. -
T May st, 90 It Of Walsh B I, osx1oo It md i'm.
nrovcments, dhtol Aug, II consideration, $,p00.
Arnold ct, POT 2-10 It, Of THonsy-sovonth at, IL
tton, :, $50.
1sueh st. cornor Of Whitney ut, I, "a 7-101115 IT,
dated Aug. 8; consideration, $500.
North Wells st, 274H It n OF dootho Bt, " I, 2iHx
l92 # Also Wost Huron Bt, 10 II W of Armour at, T.
2sxl25 f. With all buildings, daod Aug. II oonsldcr
South rnrk av, bctvrcn Hay and uano sts, I, Lot
$3.50.
tota o7 mud Os In Block II, &c., T. 3d. Il, dated Aug
IL consideration, $9,T0O. .- -"
Lot 20 In Bnh-13lock 3 In Nursery Subdivision Of
1,look p shelnelds Addition, dated Aug consiler-
alton, $v0O.
Iaulinh st. between Van Duren and Tyler ats, T. a
112ojH IT. dated Aug. 10 +; confederation, Il 900.
SOUTH OF O1TT LIMITS.
Fotty-aocond at, Of and near Yinccnnoa hy, t. 80
1120 4, dated Aug consideration, $11,6G0.
Lot ". ID Block 2, of HetenberRa " n no u OF
BOO 39, u, tatcd Aug. IL consideration, $500.
BLOCKS II and y, In fglohartR u Of u Sec !, 90,
IL, 10 acres, iated July ~ consideration $l2 &c.,
Lot II, IN Block Of rhnre's HHw Il Boo IL, 80,
u. dnted May 10 consideration, $136,
Lot OF, In Block Of prout h tolruanH Hubd1y.sior
$A25. =
, 1873-08-16
Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote as fol-
loWa this afternoon:


The following instruments wore filed for rec
ord on Friday, Ang. Ii:
CITY PROPERTY.
The premises No. 10 North Ada ut, dated AuR. Q
consideration, $1,000
West Harrison Ut, 50 It Of Lincoln 1t. T. 254120
Il, dated July ! !; consideration, g. 100.
Illinois s bet North Clark md LsBae Els, n T., 1Dkx
lOo #, dated Aug. ID; considcratlon sa,475.
Winter at, Is It Of Twenty-e4hth Ut, " Z, 251124
II, dated May II; consideration, $3.50.
English at 30 710 It Of John vt Z, 23x1oo It, dat.
I'd July "a i; consideration, $40.
West Harrison at, u " cor Of Kodgo ar, * acres,
dated May u; consideration, $l1,250.
Eame as the above, dated May IA consideration.
s12,6O0.
West Knze at, a2o II Of 1scbey st. ~, 2sxloo It,
with cottage. dated July 40; consideration, 8CO
Dxo Island nv l29 It Of 8trteonth 1t, st, 2ixloo It.
dated July consideration. $13G0.
Aug. ID |: consideration, $4,000.
Slate st, 200 It Of Harmon court T. 4Oxl6bk It,
lated July Id; consideration, f22, 900, ~
Wilcox ut, n Of and near Campbell ay d T. 151I14 IT,
dated July l6; confederation, 8, 400.
Thirty los u apeaEs' dated March 1o 1872;
consideration $27,100,
Howard It, 2ta 4 . Of L.ala 1t. T. 24xl2A n, dated
juno Q: confederation. $500.
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povt1eret1, 111a11zto: urnnn,otcJ 11na,,yo.
ata,,dsrt Ii 1tIai1..u: do, No j. liz, *
I1Ko pxtra B. I6iIa1Io: d Nj igtt -; ~ ~
low d, 10aloIc: eioca brown 1oSiSxo n,}on IT,,
d. o9l6o fair do, 0IiaoHo: SSnico n,ninssns I@
sugar: 01f11bo. foir d. NTSnLc. Wn nnnn ntnaea
BIat4o; COMMON 8fa8Ic. ~|ss7'>sN' wv A"'''
brRurs-Dlamond drips, tl,2s@t.ao; oliver droa
extra do. be956o Now Orleans moasscs c|oieS: ao
Rtc; do prime, 73@7so; do common, Wa70o: torto
ntco n,o1asscs choice, b5e6o: common nolassos. "a
@33o, ~
sALrnArus-oom to boat, ofa1oc.
.sr1oEa-A1lsrico, l7@lBo; cloves, a7@sso; cassl.
ginger, pure, 3s@soo; 10 No. i, m@S5c; do No 4 ID
@Ioc. :
.aoAra-Fronch mottied, 6,{Gs61<o; German notified
oXo; White 1sonc, GA6oXo brown windsor, 4XV
~; nnlm, 0lsoxo; sayon 1mrorial, sh@oHe.
sTARcH-d'osa, A@10c: corn. 0da11o laundry, GO
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COMM

FntDAr EVENING, Aug. 10.
Tho following wero tho receipts md shipmonta
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-fo hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
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HOQS-The coo1cr weather and tho marked falling
of In tho receipts induced moro confident f.elng
among both buyers and sellers, md ut The reduced
prices established yesterday trading fairy active
foro chiefly in demand, and ill such found buy
era-tho best at <48o94 aud the poorest at $ieo@
4.65. Tha only considerable demand for heavy hogs
came from Boaon and Philadelphia buyers, but their
purchases nade pretty large aggregate fewer OF
this sort rea1n unaod tonight than At the cloao Of
trato yesterday. Salea at 43O@{.G5 for heavy
and at $6o94.00 for ught-principally at s44o94 80
for tho former, and at $470@48o for the attor The
market closed eBBy,
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will oor for salo a that tract Of land and tho sruotu.o
Aaa thcroou, together with tho franchises
anu privileges belonging thereto. known as tho
lrondale Coal and Iron Property,
and formerly known a. tho Estate and Works Of
The FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.
SAID lands and works situated in Preston County,
"oet pifaIna on tho llno Of tho baltimore Ohio Rail.
road uoar tho Grafton junction. and aro oopnpotod oro
With by brauoh road Of uniform ea,Ro and oon,rotton
dlatant 40 ui1on from baltimore % miles from oumbor
!ana' l9 miles fFom Wheeling, III iloa from Paxkota.
0nfR tand % llos from Pittsburgh BY tho limo Of ths
fittsnufsh Charleston 1ailroad now building soutb-
mafd acros' Woat Virslna) by Of which road II
has accoas 10 tho markets Of tho East aud yo.t and viii
shortly ao have to tho markets of Pittsburr ana
tho magnetic ORC deposits OF Virginia ond tho Kauavta
Iho TRACT or LAND embraces 1,12O acres. Of
which I ARC undor cultivation tho roandor bepg GOV.
oEod With . hpary growth Of valuable Timber.
It Is alno uudorlaid by THREE DISTINCT
WORKABLE VEINS OF GOOD COAL, aeoos
ablo at Or noar tho euraoo and foot In thickness.
respeovoy which havo boon sostod aud worked on ts
and adjacent properties for ycan Tho coal yods
q hne' iusfrous, hard.grntned c0hc, suitable for
lrou-mnLfng.
Thoso arc also In close proruity 10 tho buminous coa>
T1iNEE SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE
OF tho variety known to minors as "CLAY InON-
fONE' 10 largely in usc In English Furnaces ranging
from tnohos to foot In thickness and 10 easily mfnod
that can bo placed At tho Fu,nn uo tack at mar
ton. ~Sp>
tn juftapoatou with tho iron .hos aro Iimostone.
enlab'o for u1lng purposes, FIrerC1ny, and building
Sandstone, autabo for constructing Furnaces ovons.
Etc. 70'
Among tho pormanont Structures and Improve.
nacnts, orecod for tile most part By tho Company
Ono 1iot-Hlnst Furnnco. % fcot stack. l1.s bonh.
Two blowing EnRtueH, so'horse power. made BY
6wcoeny Son, OF Resdinz.
iIot.D1ust Apparatus, 28.feet stoves.
Four Miles of Itn[lrond, 4.8k RauRo s!dtuRs
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ner rack; butter tubs. oak In nest st65; do, ash,
no. brooms, $500; No. do, &2.6069.76 do, CON-
are tho current raes 10 Tho tnajno Eaatcrn r,nia.
, 1873-08-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AokAl. .,..... 6,678 25,161 .,.,,.
OATTLE-1f there was my improvement In tho
general feauros Of ta market was not apparent to
tho ordinary observer. The volume Of Aafes would
compare favorAbly with any Of the preceding days Of
tho week, but prices Honsibly 1owor a around
while for The RooeE sorts tho deons amounted 10 Is
@2oc per 100 lbs. TAero between 1000 and 1000
stale cattle left over from yesterday and this number
augmented by 2o00 fresh recafpts thus eweliinR
tho supply 10 fully $500 head Az Ittle moro than
oue-third Of this number disposed Of, tho pros
poca for to.morrows market arc gloomy enough,
The range Of prices paid was s20o@56o, with most oi
tho transactions ut prices ranging downward from
S4.75.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Beeves-ar4ded steers, avernginE1 400
Tbs md upward. S. 76f381o
Choice Beo1es-Fine, fat, vol formed 9 year
70 year old steorB, averaging 1900 to
400 :.,.:..........-....... 540@5.6o
steers, averaging ,16o to 800 s 46o@5.15
Medium dradcs-Hteera in fair flesh, aver
aging 100 to $50 tbs................ Tbs. 450a476
ButChers HtoGk-Common TO fair ateerp
and good to extra cowB, for city
slaughter, averaging 600 to 11oo lbs. ... aoo@1as
tleeh, averaging 7oo to 1850 lss......... soo@42s
lnferior-Ltght and thin cows, hetfers
etAgs bulls, and acainwag stcors. 7ooa2bo
Cattle-ToxnB, Northern uintored. ....., 0OOfa4 10
Cattlo-Te1aa, through droyes. ........,, l76fG26o
CATTLE HALE8.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. Is.
The lumber market Was quiet. Tho attendance Of
buyers was light, thore being scarcely enough lumber
oaerlng to attract their attention. Tho supply
slated Of tho hafdozen cargoes left from yeater
we're made, ycsteEday's prices tcing reallzoA. Wo
quotes Good to choice boards and strips, I'll
on t. mea!a md asaa
Cargo schF Jenne LID, from Grand Haven, el, roo
feet boards and strips at $l4.60, mill tally. Sold by
Irish, Dullen 4 %.
LUMBER TRg1aurB.
osoats ans'ss s Sjaonss Mns0 WSes s1ssSn Ts
sss7S Tosd ' 'niSsr, @ $al5T: IA: =, s '' AN''
Trade is only fair either local or interior account
Tho market III steady at quotations. Hardwood IA IN
changed. Ne quote:
sscont eiear, inch to inch: s9So 1856 1856
Third clear, inch. $500 @4U0O
Clear dooring, lst and ii together, s's' .S''
Clear siding, 1st and I'd together. e3,0O @23O0
Common aoor1a, aH drassca, irst: 3so @ Ssoo
Common flooring, dressed, Recond..., $500 4S50.00
WaGon-box boards. Rolectcl Il inches
anu upward rd...-.--.............., 3o.00 G3Js,go
Isl :issf sss;: sss;S: i;$S S sSS isSS
5oist, scautlng, small timber, fencing.
otc., 10 feet aud under. ............. 1900 @l3.00
Joiat and scanltng. Is TO n feet..... 1400 @2ooo
picketa Square. ro.,.,,..,,,.,,,,.....,. $500 @l5.00
l1ckuts, fiat. 1900 @1300
Cedar poats. split. it..............,.. ). 1O0 @16.00
COdar posts, round. 1900 @35.0o
Iath h.................,........... 223 g 2+60
No, sawed shingles. 1.60 q 400
or STAR +.......................... 325 q 500
HLinRcs on track. 301 q a.12H
NO. aaWeu. u......................... I.5 t9 Lou
Three dollars per to be added when transferred
which charge follows the shingles.
ThickneaH-Elye shingles TO 10 TWO tncheS In thick
ness.
Length-alxteen iuchcs,
HARDWOOD. ....... ...
Black-W Walnut = Counters, sloo o0o@1bo.o0; !; clear.
tt500eee5,oo; common. 933.0u9oo.oo; Gull, $2oooa
$500 flooring, $8o.tN. ....
As'-Olear, t28009 1000 !; common, tlo.oe@25oo;
Gull, $10Oo916.O0; !; flooring, 3U.0U(et0.00.
oak-0loar, $96.0oS4o.oo; common, $lo.oo925.oo;
Mlekory9oieaf, *2s. oo@to.p; common, .2ooo@
a5.00 Gull. tl200@18.00. " -
III M,Hls06!ssr 1;S 'oo' common '1'o0s0o
nutternut--olear, sos.oo@co.oo; common, $4,000
5000. .---- ..... ~
dLorry-=oear, t4o:oo@eo.oo; common, $4,000
Whtewooi- -GIear. So. o.oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
925eO; Gull, $l0.0D31500. ..>
Wagon gtock-Hickory A1los, per set 81 .00@1. 80;
wagon poles, eaoh, <5A55o box boara, $50 COG 4o00
Florida rod cedar, 35o rer It ; mahogany 308l 400
do counters, 60o ROSEWOOD 60980o white holly 800,
, 1873-08-16
Also, a Tract Of 5000 Acres Of Good
WESTERN PRAIRIE FARMING LANDS,

WESTERN PRAIRIE FARMING LANDS,
situated IN jackson, Mas.ao, johnson. and Williamson
Countics, tn tho southern portion Of tho STATE OF
ILLINOIS, within convenient distance Of railroad aud
river communications and good markets. Said lands ate
contiguous and consist largely Of rich bottom aud prairie
soil, intorspo1aod with good strcsms and ample timber
and appraised At from S6to Ra5 psr acre.
Scncd proposals will bo received By tho undertRpot
at his otcc. for sixty ZOO dnys from July l. for The
purchase Of tho West Virginia TrncE Of Coul ard
Iron Lands with tho Furnace and other Improve.
ments, entro. they stand. Also, separately for thu
Illinois Farming Lunda, any portion thoreof--
tho Receiver roservng tho right to zooct any all bds
H. be doomed for tho interest Of the crdoss Of tho
Bank to do 10.
Te1ms-0ne.thrdc cash. balance Ia ono, two, and threa
yoars, secured by mortgage.
Title pcrfoct-absoluto Ia tho Ocoan Bank.
Further particulars and information Geological and
Mining Euginoers Reports tho VlsRina property and
detailed descriptions Of tho Illinois lands, can be had
application to
THEODORE M. DAVIS,
Receiver 0f Ocean Nntionnl Bnnk,
10 NAEEAJI.ST.x N. ".
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brla suporilno Mt ears; 100 trls rye on privnto
terms. Total, 1,70o brls. Also 10 tons bran OF
$1,000; 20 toH do Mt s0.50 on traole; 10 tons at
$10.00 on through cars. Tho following was tho
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal and Iron. Property,
=. BLAST FURNACE.
Farming Lands for Sale
tEy order Of tho Comptroller Of tho Uunono,,.
BEING PART OF TIE
Assets or tho
Ocean National Bank:
Of New York.

The undesgnod. noooivcr OF tho Ocean National Dank,
vi" oor for salo n that tract Of land, and tho strouc
Aad mprovcucs thoroou, togothor with tho franchises
ana pElvilcges belonging thereto. known ~ tho
lrondale Coal and Iron Property,
and formerly known a. tho Hstato and Work, Of
IAE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
J U R u B E B A,

Which is pronSunced by the leading medical au-
thOrities ri London and Paris "the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known to the medical world"
This IL no new and untred discovery but has been
long us d by the lcadog physicians OF other coun-
tries with wonderful results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by
oathartics and physics they give only Temporary re-
lief-IndlgestOn, fatulency and dyspepsia with
piles and kindred diseases are sure TO fellow their
use.
Keep the blood pure and health is atsured.
JOHN Y. KELLOGG, is Platt ST., ". Y.i
anla AGENT fof thN Initad stsfae.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

Is unequalled by any known remedy. 1t will eradi-
cate extirpate and thoroughly destroy all poisonous
subst in the blood and will eectualy dspe all
pTedlsposlton to bilious arrangement.
Is there want OF action IN your Liver and Spleen7
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by dele
terieus secretons producing scrOfulous or skin d.
seases, 0lotcheS, feluns, pustules, canker, PIN
PIES &c., &c.
Have you a Dyspeotic Stomach Unes' digestion
is promptly aided the system is deb ated with pow
erfy of the Bl od, Dropsical tendencies, general
weakness or inertia.
have you weakness OF the lntestines fou are
In danger OF Chronic DiRrrh1a or Inflammation OF
the bowels.
Have you weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary Or
gans7 You are exposed 10 suffering In its most ag-
graVated form.
Are you detected, dr9wsy, dull, sluggish or de.
pressed in spirits, with headache back ache coated
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy or all OF these diseases, weak
nesses and troubles; fot cleansing and purifying
the vitated blood and imparting vigor to all the VI
tai forces for bui ding up and restoring the weak
ened constitutiOn USE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Tho Huston InvestIsatlon.

The case Of the Rev. DR.. Huston, familiar to
all our readers, was called up In the NJ. e. Con-
ference South, In session in Baltimore, and re-
ferred to a Constitutional Committee of three.
The american says it Is understood that quite
number of highly respectable witnesses are In
readiness to rebut the most important points OF
the testimony upon which the Committee of In
vestigation last May came TO the conclusion, by
q vote Of three to two, that the charges were
not proven. II is also contended that the com.
mittee alluded to, instead OF acting as a grand
jury exceeded their powers aud went into
regular trial, with closed doors, thus preventing
the presentation Of this Tebutting testimony
DR.. Huston being allowed to be present will
counsel, was enabled TO bring before the com
mittee Witnesses to prove or disprove anything
that would tend to strengthen his case, whilst
they were excluded from the committee room.
The testimony. or garbled account OF it. as tA-
ken down by DIR. Huston and his counsel was
Afterward given the press, and nearly all the
witnesses for the prosecution complain that they
have been grossly misrepresented- tina
they did testify to being omitted. and Language
such as they never used attributed to them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
GENERAL,
Nslahbsripa csunti, 8.


Christ Cathedral at Reading will be enlarged
at onoe.
Geo. q. Fell,of Media, has been re-AppOint-
cd notary public.
Charles N. Nicholson, late City Editer Of
the Reading Eagle, died in that city few days
ago.
e. Baily was badly crushed while coupling
cars at Lamokin, recently. He was 9 conductor
on the p. & b. Central Railroad.
John Burrell, colored was shot dead by q
trap.gun, while attempting TO steal chickens,
near Columbia Pa, on Wednesday.
John Tioe an unmanageabls maniac Of Lon
dondery Twp. Chester county, has been sent to
the insane department Of the alms-house.
Tho Whiteley Brothers, manufacturers at
ever-bnsy Oardington, are putting up more
looms and preparing for an increased business.
The large two-Htory frame building put nm
at Wild DAT Falls Berks county, last summer
for boArders, cayed in q few days ago and is q
total wreck.
VIM Baily, an influential citizen Of Hayr-ede-
Grace, died few days ago. from the typhoid
fever. His daughter Emma died while he lay .
corpse in the same house.
There is not licensed hotel or restaurant
In North Coventry, East Nantmeal and East
Coventry, nor has there been one in either of
these townships for several years past.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
THE PENINSULA.
CAROLINE COUNTY,


The first herring was caught more than q
week ago.
An epizootic relapse has broken out among
the mules.
W. W. williamson has been appointed by the
Governor, 9 Justice Of the Peace for the 4th
district in this county, vice T. Fl. Hubbard, re-
signed.
The planting season will be late this year.
The Union says there 10 more money now in
the cord wood Of our light sandy soils than in
the growth of the cereals.
Jake Babes is becoming so crazy that Il Is
likely he will have to be put in the insane de-
partment of the almshouse.
]. +. Rowins, of Preston, has purchased the
Vienna Clipper, and will removed it to cambridge,
whore he will publish Republican paper.
The strawberry basket manufactory, at Upper
Hunting Greek, is now in full operation and is
turning out about 900 baskets . week This
mAnufactOry was started by two or three FARM
ers Of the neghborhood.
The new steam saw mill in Tuckahoe Neck is
in full operation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Industrial News.

Trenton, N. j., has Is potteriss with 81 kilns.
Mr. II. H. Bighlow, of Worcester, Mass Il
going TO put in operation at the Vienna Exhibi-
ton a model Yankee shoe factory. doing all the
steps Of the work by machinery, and turning out
4 finished shoe in seven minutes.
There are six iron furnaces nearly complete
in the Lehigh PENN iron district, and the
building of three others will begin this spring.
The iron business was never moro prosperous
in that section, nor wages higher than at pres
ent.
Mr.. ]. P. Lesley, Of Pennsylvania, urges, in q
letter to the Governor, that a geological survey
OF the State is needed, and especially of the oil
regions in the northwest counties, Of the btu
mnous coal basins of the western part Of the
State, and Of the iron smelling regiens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

NETILMINGToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPkES5 will call for and deliver baggage
packages to and from all parts OF the city, kall
road Depot and boat. Also baggage called for and
checked (whcre Railroad tickets are heidi 70 all
points from private residences or hotels. OTderk
left at 1.-THE Franklin Telegraph Office, No.
& West Third street, Z. Brlngnurst Co.,
and Market, and b. d Q. Shoemaker, 800 Market st.,
VIII receive prompt attention. Principal ONCE, Bag
gage Room, T., n. and Is. Railroad Depet.
j. J. MCMULLkN,
aapt18-1y s.. Il. SEAL, ProprletOrs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Begister's agutirss.
ID EGIsTKR's OFFICE,
HI, NEW CASTLE {

ID EGIsTERs OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. IL, 1873.
Upon the application Of Anna HallOwell and Jo-
Beph Halowel, Administrators OF Jesse Halo we'll,
late Oh Wilmington city, In SAID County, deceased
1t is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrators Aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting OF Letters OF Adm nlstratiOn upon the Rs
tate OF the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters, In
six Of the most public places Of the County of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same or abide by an Act
Of Assembly In such made and provided And also
cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub
lished in wilmington, and " be continued therein
three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal of once OF
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, New castle, IN New
Csstle County aforesaid, the day and veaI
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register
NOTICE.-All persons having clRims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
RItested to the Administrators on or before Feb
18th, 1874 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
ANNA HALLOWELL.
JOSEPH HALLoWALL.
Address, Wilmington, Del. Adm'rs.
feblb-2W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Wedding in Hasto-Repeulanoe at LsIsu,
[From the Detroit Free Press.I

fine looking young woman named Mary
Leet. formerly Mary Davis, left for her home in
Delaware on Saturday having been deserted in
this city by her husband. II was q case Of love
at first sight, and marriage withinItwo weeks
after their acquaintance. The man is a travel
ing agent for crockery house, and the wife the
daughter Of farmer. He represented that he
was wealthy, highly respectable, etc., and
the girl became infatuated. They had been
married only month when they came to De-
troit, last Monday, he claiming that he had $IO,-
900 due him here. Wednesday morning he left
that he had concluded to desert her, and tell
ing her she had better return to her father.
The letter contained ''P. g." which advised
her not TO fall in love with the next stranger
who came along. The wife telegraphed home
and money was advanced here to send her back
to her parents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
EsiI gaaa giuss.
m 1DEf2wARE RAIL ROAD
suMMKR ARRANaEMEN,
s0UrHwARD.
NoErHwARD.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, QprH, 1879
Sundays exoepted,l Passenger Trains win leave as
fOnowBs-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
SgS : WEST M@7 Il

n POUNDS OF FINE ooLoNG TEA for si.OO
. ct the Tea House, Ill Il. Fourth ne street; tc,z Tn