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Tie New Workers, as well as the Philadel-
Ihians, apprehend an Ice famine, or, at any
late, ice famine prices. In New York city the
Ice men are charging, already. 90 cents per 100,
aEd the Journal Of Commerce sees no reason why
the price should not moust up to s. per hun
cred when the hot days of July aud Angus
q me, and rumors Of "short supply" are indus
tIiously circulated. That paper laments the
lack OF healthy competition in the ice basi-
4 e., which lie the natural regulation of trade
and maintains that any quantity OF ice can be
brought from the East and laid down in N.w
York at SIS per ton.
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On the determination of Governor Shepherd
this morning by the Joint Congressional Com
n ittee investigating District affairs he submit
tad a schedule Of prices paid in other cities for
Rork similar to that done under the direction
Of the Board OF Public Works in this district.
II showed eonelusively that in nearly every case
tie rates psI1 here we're very much lower than
these paid in other cities.
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Representative Kasson, of Iowa. declines the
denomination to Congress, and says thereupon ::
Z" The time has come when q public Office is
more busden than an honor. The only COM
IenS alton for the burden to a competent officer
must De the conscious ness that the office has
sought him, not he the Office" Some of the
Western papers seem TO think that Mr.. Kssson
1s putting himself in position to assist in the
formation Of the party of the future,-whatever
flat NAV be-
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The nc mcrislists and those few taxpayers
Who follow their lead will do well to ponder the
sisnincsn remark made By Mr.. Allison. chair
nan Of the Joint Congressional Committee
Investigating District affairs at the close of thi.
mornings session. Gov. Shepherd in explaining
the sewer tax said it would 10 doubt have been
laid by most Of tie taxpayers if it had not been
Tor the memOrialists; that some persons seemed
TO suppose they might be relieved from the
Payment Of the sewer and all other taxes. Chair
nan Allison thought the sooner taxpayers got
over that deiusion the better, "this District has
get to psy its dsbtsD
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L. c. Hopkins, the great dry goods merchant
OF Cincinnati, is going to retire after thirty
Years business, rich and honored. Advertising
d'dit-he spent s25. GOO in a single year in the
newspapers.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOB saLE-srook aud FIX IUgEs II M.
haery and Fancy store. Apply ssS IN .tT -,
norIneest M -sts
4 h.sr cH ,sCE 40 ENs.Gs AZ Fas
"A Flour s1o Feed trade. FINrUREs sui .
Iisht STICK for sale cheap. Address u, S,ar -
- Tksss MAE 1TaE BkirisoRE ~
OHIO kAlLRoAp. ALSO, UsIaPROVEn
Lor ON HIGH sIRIEr, GKUkGKr1s
The Undersigned xfll self IN. beaufifal ~ -
liable FAkM Known 90 - frie0dship," cousl.t -.
OF sbvut sixty acre.. and improved BY lafsa ~
Gsnt and comntodtOus dwelliag hOUse, sfati- -
Ice house. ALSO, the sdgoinins FARMs suSwn :.
Can Pesll sith The barn upon &c, sd WAKE
and freeton," uaimp owed, Consisting ea.h a
and beautiful and rapidly improving section N a.
osuntty, ard ere susceptible Of subagts ina,
smaller farms with eligible buildisg .it-. spf a..
about ten nites from ~ askingt on. snl withiU -.
minutee wslk OF tn Brsnchyile d. PIT, on the RI
tinore and ohio Isiirosd. There !. ever caSss.
nieuce in the seighsOrhooc-s store. bls ksmite
shop, mi !, church. pm nc school, sry l.Ri AZ
TrsiDs run day ana night for the sccommadAiil D ~
the neiRhbors. society good. Also, tWa uain
proved but desirable gARMsnesr su iny-is 8-p q
on the Baltimore aud OHIO railroad. one coutai1t.,
about twenty and the ether about sixts scres A.
two unimproved FARMS aesr th- Msryisnt Arrt
cultural College, one ocntsising SIXTY aud the afb p
loo aer.s Also, large aud vel ssble Lor on n "a
tC0 square feet q srSund Prices medeia. a7s
terms hb. raj Gall AZ the OfSce q CakRI NGrnN
DARLINGTON, Attorn-,r-st- Law, 10 tAt
opposite Cip Hall a will Oh ~ the properly a
persons wishing TO purchase.
nay7-S Ebw ARD @. CARBISsr0N.
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%SOHIUCKS MAuDBAKB PILLS.-fheso
ssS sss
the Iss o. mercury do not leave any Of s injurisus
81 sn: sss saG
ing from 2 disordered state Of that organ, Liver
The fee use 81 scnsr eis asnir.fs fiis. Tor sale
oy all Drueeisss and Dealers. m1-tr
pine APPLES
mist AALA'4 Cos ss 81 ,tt eSnp 5rssrs::..
HESBY ALBKRs,
30. 1913 ILKvENra STREET, NEAR K,
furpi.be. the richest ICE CREAM and most deli
cious WATER ICES ia his newly rsitt-d Saloon,
ss well % to Private Parties, Fairs, &C. m7-3w"
RLADEHsBuRG sH ARP SAND can be got on
.sy us soSttest, ff 50 ssn 1907 per s e.rsSsi
Nov 10 the time TO coDtrsc. fer the SO .sou All
eers let, with me or my clerk on the wharf w,il b
my7-6t' oHAs. Pl8K8R.
4 N Z B A "a n A s.,
RECEIVING DAILY,
WHOLESALE AND REIAIL.
MALAGA FRUIr Co,
my73t AS h street north vest.
.m JOSEPH J. MAYS "A
rUWs PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, syW
s3s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
p%eLoyEs to match suits. Also. the Fashisn-
sG ma. ,2,s' for Balls wedd'ns'' Receptions TO-
I'ais Is GIVE NOTICE, THAT tn Subscriber
has obtained FIR IN the Supreme Cont Of the
WILLIAM A. 'IETcHtR. late Of Washington T y,
AGAINST the said d-ce are hereby warned 70 s1
hihit ne same, wish the vouchers thereof, to the
newt; iheynsy Otherwise By law be excluded from
all b.nent of TIE said estate. Given under nay hand,
'' m. ''n ~, % sAEaH ANN !sss,r rY,
IFTH1suPKE ~ GS2.TMsI rae DIsrkI0f
SpeeiqI Tum-Probaie Jns,sd,et,os-May s,h. 1874.
I. =. mater Q: q. w:il q JOSEPH .RABIN ..
District Of 09unb q, has iS. day BEEN made b. hsr
to appear 10 hi. court on TUESDAY, the 'i 18th
day q May neIt, at II O'Clock m. 20 how oause
cory Il This order der b IHSisssd once wei. Or
Law Reporter, previous to the said day
nai'th 1t. ks ;San q Wits.
OF COLUMBIA,
Sp,e,al Term-P,o6ate Jx-isdietion, May 5fh 1874
e 3! ns q
ton on the stale Of Ed~srd Northnp late Of the
to .ppear in this court on TUEsDAY the 18th day
9fMT next, At IL o'clock .. m, to show cause WHY
letters OF administration the estate Of the sal
dec ased should not issue prayed: Prortdsd, q
COY 81 this order b. published orc week, for
weeks, in the EveSinG Star and Washington Law
Reporter, previour TO the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills.
msy7-th.N EDWARD O. INGERSOLL. Atty
'I'HE sCHOOkER WINES" is now unloading
Il MOTHERSPOON'S PLASTER aud
~ PORTLAND OEMENT,
At6ih-str-et Wharf. ora.rs executed from ves.
sci, or my central once, s23 Loui.isns aveAus.
mN6 st WM GUINAND
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB sKHr-B, . private fsmilJ, with no snail
ssD tire. and toSG e
and Post effees; north and south fronts; So. and
E0R REHf--1URNIsaID no. IMs IF q reat,
A,. 1 e II iss 4, street ''A' nsSiis
L1OR RINT-rhree nrsl-eiass. nee, Pre-.-d
lisee a New Jers.y avenue south, Two .Snsre:
a. ON the Capitol. All mod.rp impros eme nt.-fur-
and colo water, .Iesfibs iaSss Throughout, msrsle
and slate msstels, everything necessary TO make .
complete home. APP'J on shi Ir sTss sres
spsOtMls No. sss 7th street. OBJ P o Dept.
LOB eALI-A large number Of elegant Hoe as
: ~ the scfthws:sern sSctien; aiss, several small
's ssi / In ''' % r RsS.Swrsr. 81, nA s.r....
LOB sALH-At bargain, . three aory BRICk
g.. % .i ssrfs $50 A. e. s.s.T
Foa ssas' sfIk I;Tis ESSSHs 3 n e ss
given :; :ny time Appiy on the premises sps s@
FOB sALE-A BRICK DWELLING, stories.
Nth or without furn nce, gu moderate terms. Ap
q, or the premises, TAO ssh street. nOrth.s,. BET.
4 BEsipKNCE ard GRousDs aijoiains the res.
sryoir on Ge0reetown Heish.., fsrmerly eocnri.d
Of ths British l., gaiion.
The house 10 large, furnished With all the modern
improvements, and IL suitable for entertaining the
grounds are handsomely ornamented vito nse
passed By any IN the DistriSt having splendid view
ofthe vhele city, river asd surrounding country.
ninety thouvsS Quarefeet The property will b.
sod on easy terms rented 10 hrst-elass ten ant
Possession given April
Apply to I. L. HUME, Of Hall Hume, grSoers,
eO1 Penpsyl, anita avenue. mar2s Sm
LOB REHT-FEpERAL BGlLpIN9s, corner
Il and 7th streets northwest. OFFICES and
QkFUREIeHED ROOMS, singy and in suits,
from Is to go. o. PRkST1sS, Agent, Boom
So. B. iahls-tr
LOB REHT-sToRIs and OFFICES on 7th and
u u streets, Federal Buildines.l Good tenants
nay be suited hy applying to g. PRHHTISs, Boom
No. o, Federal Buildings. isntse
EOR RKET-A aI room BRIOK HOUSE, $50
u per mouth: . four rsom BRIOK HOUSE, nesr
9Th street cars, els Per mouth; seven room
FRANZ, pe.- Metropolitan cars; 90 month. In
1uire al oS< ,oVisfsns svenne ncvf-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST.-Last evening on h street, between Grant
~ r,ase end street, piece Of BLACK Lace
shd PAS '1MENrE8IE. A reward If returned To
IL Grant Place. It,
OsT Oh MISLAIp-A MEMORANDUM
- BoOk with my name endorsed. Please leave
at The E6bitt House and obiigs U. @. FORSHGY,
of New Orleans. may7-2,.
I Osr-Yesterdsy afternoon, on 7h, K or 9Th
- streets, GOLD OhARM ,flocks form D on o le
SIDE had been o Brazilian bug; priced as O gift.
b asonable reward on return to this Office. 1t
OsT-0n the morning Of n ~ 9th, fro q les set.
- ung In ring, q green, semt-trarsparen
STONE, with intsglio design. A liberal r-ward
Will De paid to any one returning 1t to No. I66
saeet. msy7-3.-
4 OsT-0n the 5ih Instant, on PsnnsyIvania ave-
- nue., between f0h aud 7lst streets, Q small
GOLD CHAIN, with ornaments, valuable on &C.
1t to No sSa % IA STREE It.
I OsT-Two Motropollt an Police OGRTIPT-
- Gates for $40 each, for salary for tbs months
Of NJ arch sId April, 1874, bearing the stamp of tbs
controller Of the District Of U lumbia, and zig ed
by the Undersigned. All persons are cautioned not
70 buy them, Is pay melt has been stopped. y. II
HOSPITAL, 81 Precinct Station, Georgetown.
msy7-3t'
(rANH LOST.-Lost this Wednesday morning,
~ probably on apitol Hill, perhsp s in East Gap
itol stieet, q light CAHE-with . round ebony
west. ma, 6-2ts
I OeT-A red PUCKhTBuOK, containing T ven
t, eight nine dollars; also cont ami ing own
or card, giving anne And number OF dwelling A
liberal rewsrd Will be gwen IL returned to 3Os llth
street southwest, or TO Captain LATrIMORE'S
room, QusrteImsstsr's De partneIt. mayo IT
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Nl the eeiesrsssd Rsiisbls clairso5sai Fassleiss
+. and Tea Medium, hes loostsc st lelS Boz hors
ments cen Be Dade Tor evening". jelly
aNIaALn DISEASES Of al Klnds rsesse. De-
9 ssfibe 60 ana ecclose ~ sdv,cs ~ nesi'
10. sxV ncssS IA 49,. Fsiisasiphis. js.G>T
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IrE AND FIRE NeuRAnCK LOSSES
QUESTIONS OF DIFFERENCE BEIWEEh
COMPANIES AND The AsS URED
ADJUSTED Ar 1000 PEEuA. AvHNUH-
apls-lm john =. LIGHTER.
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MEDICAL. &C.

GOLD DR. DAkBY" has better facilities thsn
" ever fOr Prscaicing his great speciality. Oatg
charge Taade for I'd Ice and msdiolae. Drag
e.ore, c. rner Al street aud Poansylyanls svenne'
Colonization Building aps In
hk. JANE WILSON, Q thoroughly experiences
IL ono scientific Midwife aud Ls1iss' Physician.
Ladies attended 60 O. their residence at hour,
uiklt OF day or and tie BEST OF at
tendance At the Doctors private residence an
street, botween and y. Business sacredlE oonn-
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TVOH1I 3 LOAF O71IO1, 0w.~ q ~ D..
~ eR1 Ns0 Ysb ZS6sss. eoftance On usW ~
York avenus, The most private Loan O0csXO
g intsFea On Cod and silver Natehsss Dianeeds,
Plate anA IIetea Naeo, Qanei Ri1eos, Ledisy an1
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EOR sALE-srOCk aud FINIUREs Il
haery and Fancy store. Apply ssS I'm |.
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~ AhTkp-
w BOUNTY LAM WARRANTS.
BECK JOHNSTON,
deg 6m1 934 y street
w ko0N tast the beeI LONE DOLLAR SPEC
tACLE" H.. tse country l. accgrs:eiy suited 70 the
;. street az Pennsylvania svenue. Depot fo,
Thermometers OF ali kinds my,9-ly
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N,rSoe Tor any k,na q Lsdiss,, Ssess' spd 0hil,
drenr eEOolD-HAHO OLoTHING, LOWE
sHors, AZ sss n e, 800 20 sse ss- 81
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BRICKS.
between 9Th and 10th. northwest, on 90.
Lranklih eQuare, ia 0oo; Do, aN,s0o.
street, between 1llh and Inn, IlyO.
Corcoran t., bet. 18th and llths i've. ssch ossoeo
to $500.
street northwest, ten rooms, perfect, o7Qn.
street. near 3D. complete, I'll %.
Defreea street, seven rooms, % co. 80
q. northwest, two houses, 1ley 80 and INV.
4 e,s; asw. Sd :ssss norse!sst' each 10 S@
e. northeast, . rooms, large hot, cheap. lyIp.
9th st., near B. 1. ave mice and cheap " 49,
SIS and SIS 7Ih northeast, new, e1ens roo@ss
com plete. large lots, eaeh o4SW. >.,n
1875 10Th northwest, ave rooms ySTs;Cv
Fewer and Improvement 1axss psae o. sns mon
rnsiv ~ WIN. L. pBAMHALL 4 co.,
Reel istafe and Insurance Agents,
u.r,i.,s ereis Building to3 "a ssssss SerssSs:s.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

Hanover St church. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor, Rev. L. Marks, morning and evening.
Prayer meeting at O'Clock. All are cordially I'M
vited.
West Presbyterian church, corner of Eighth
and Washington Sts Preaching tomorrow at
l01f A. NJ and 716 p. NJ. by the PASTOR Rev. j.
NJ. P. Otts- Subjects for the morning, :" How
Prayer is Answered ]" for the evening, " The
Heather at Home" Strangers and the public
Rev Geo. P. Peck, of Philadelphia, will preach
in the First Presbyterian church, tomorrow at
101S A. M. and ~ P. M. We desire all to
hear Mr.. Peck on this occasion. The whole church
is free to strangers.
ity chapel, King and Fifth Sts., at 10x A. NJ
and p. NJ. Sunday School at 8 A. NJ
Old Swedes, 7th and Church Sts at 101f A. NJ.
and IL p. M. Sunday School ut 2 p. M.
Trinity chapel. Week day services on all Fri
days and Holy Days at 108 A. M. ; on all We'd
Scott NJ. Il. church, cor. 7th and Spruce Sts
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor, Rev. J. Owen
Sypherd, at 101S A. M. and II P. M. Subjects
S a. los aA The aged at 7l Victory, Sab
erance meeting at 2 P. NJ. Prayer meeting at Q
p. Nj. ALI are cordially invited.
Unitarian church, West st. near 9Th. f. Israel,
pastor. Hours of meeting 1016 1and III Child
rens, meeting at AZ. Subjects at 101, Per-
sonal Piety (3rd sermon,) It's Privileges !" at
| ~, -" Methods Of Education
New Jerusalem church, corner Del Ave. and
Washington st. Rev. Edward Payson Walton,
will preach tomorrow at 1919 A. M. Subject,
| (continued) Saul, or the Strife between the
Natural and Spiritual in us"
| First Baptist church, Rev. Il. M. Eastwood,
pastor. Preaching at 1917 A. NJ. and ~ p. M.
Sunday School at A. NJ. Seats free. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Second Baptist church, corner OF French and
Fourth st Preaching tomorrow at 1913 A. M.
and ~ p. M. by the pastor, Rev. A Macarthur.
Prayer meeting at p. NJ. All are cordially in
| vited.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church, corner Del
Avenue and West Sts., Rev. g. W. Folwell, pas
tor. Services at ~ A. M. and 10Y p. NJ. Prayer
meeting every Sabbath evening st615. All are
cordially invited.
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city Council.

ADJOURNED MEETING, LAST EvENINo--FIxINa THE
GRADE OF THE p. W. i. II. RI.
Council met, last evening, to fix the grade OF
the P. W. Il B. r. r., which the company desire
to elevate rs follows
At Market st. seven inches at King st., one
foot seven inches and half, and at French one
foot three inches and three-quarters. A map
was presented exhibiting the grade as the com
pany wished to alter it.
On motion of Mr.. McIntire, Council adjourned
to meet this afternoon, at half past four clock,
at Front and West Sts., to view the proposed
alteration in the grade.
An order was directed to be drawn for the
amount of bill for the new transit for the en-
cheering department, which will arrive by ex-
press O. o. ID. next week.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For 6sao Tork-lsi A NJ 1a.l7, 1a.49, $40, P. NJ,
For Philadslphia.-isi, $50, $40, $50, 1880, A.
NJ. 1217, 12.42 4, b42, T.20, $50 P. NJ. Sundays,
1.s1, A. M. 400, $50, $50, P. NJ.
For Baitsniore-12b2, 2.0s, 1902, A. NJ; 1.2s,
$50, 40, P. M. Sundays, 1859, o.O3, A. II.
FOR Rdshfngton.-12.o2, 2.08, A NJ; 1858, 1.9S,
$50 7.10, P. M. Sundays, 1889, 2.0s, A. Nj.
For Deld,oars r. R--b.O0, 1910, A. M; $40, P.
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neo Casfle.-6.00, 1910 A. M. 20, 640 P. NJ
No Sunday trains.
For Wiinsslgton and Reading x. R.--sso, A. NJ;
49, $40, p. M. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington Western R. RIOS A. NJ; 6.95,
p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMINGroN.
From Neo York.-1.bs, A. NJ; 1884, l.ls, 100, P.
M. sundays, LOB, A. NJ.
From Philadelphid.-12.42, 1853, 956, A. Nj; 1900
M; 1884, lib, 40o, SIS, $685. 100, s15 11o0 +. Nj
Sundays, 1919, 1853, 1905, A. NJ, 1l.Oo, p. NJ.
From Baltimore. : LII, 1925, A. M; 1901, 1910
$50, 920 P. NJ. Sundays, 1.2l, A. M. d: $50, p. NJ
From Washington. = III, a M; 1907, 1870, 6.s2
s.2n, p. Nj. Sundays, LEI, A. NJ. $50, p. M.
From, Delaware r. R.--10.15, A. M; 80, 6.5s, r.
H. No Sunday trains.
Ffou Neu Cdstie.--S.00, 1915, A. Nj. /; 80, $50
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading X. R-Q.1O, A. NJ,
s.12, 50, P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d. Western n. R.--1.hb, A. Nj.
s.1b P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
174O s.s0, 1890, A. NJ; 1915, $50, 400, b15 500
s.45. 800 11.sO, r. NJ sundays 1910, $50 A. M; 49,
L. 80 Y. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-24

ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF MURDER.-Wm. Ii.
Sadler, colored, formerly of Delaware, was sc-
days ago, OF the murder of Abbie Dilks who
was found with her throat cut lying in the yard
Of John Lloyd, for whom she was housekeeper
near Salem, on the 14th of February last, and OF
which he was accused. The prosecuting attorney
after he had presented all the evidence for the
State, abandoned the case, and the Judge
charged the jury to return verdict OF acqittal
saying there was not single circumstance tc
connect the prisoner with the. supposed murder.
Several witnesses were present from this State
among whom were II. II. McMullen, Thomas
Riley, three brothers of the accused his mother
and grandfather.