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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
A Casa fasaa Rev. Hzr. HaxA.boars.

10 De Editor Of DE Commercial
The report that should express desire that
the beautiful Masonic Temple which b now APP
preaching completion should be burnt down, Is
not hIie. So wicked deeire have neither en-
tertAined nor expressed have no tears to
ahed over the ashes of burnt Theatres, or Opera
Houses, and regret that institutions 30 dsmoFnl-
izing to the public should be permitted to take
sheiter under an institution 10 venerable AS
Freemasonry, with which are identified 90 many
christian ministers and people who do believe in
the existence Of devil, and hence are opposed
to Theatres and Operas. Burke in his Account
OF the French Revolution says while courts OF
justice were thrust ont BY Jacobin tribunals, and
silent churches were only funeral monuments Of
departed religion, when Paris was like den Of
outlaws, lewd tavern for reyel and debauch-
erea, there were in that city no less than fnesty
eight (2s) theatres crowded every night" Inf
deity and inidels have always advocated thea
tres !; Christianity and Christians have alwAys
opposed them
Il do not hesitate for moment, says Hannah
Moore, ito pronounce the theatre to be one OF
the broadest avenues that lead to destruction.
Let young man once acquire a taste for this
species Of entertainment and he is in great dan
ger of becoming q lost character. All the evils
that can waste his property, corrupt his morals,
blast his reputation embftter his hfe and destroy
his soul lurk in the puriieus Of a theAtre. Myri-
ads have cursed the hour when they exposed
themselves TO the contamination Of the stage.
II the Scriptures are to be obeyed, the theatre
must be ayoided- The only way to justify the
stage as il ia, as II has ever beer, as it is ever
likely to be, is TO condemn the Bible De same
i5adiridsldl cannot defend both" 20 my child !
my child J" said broken hearted mother, as
her son was being sentencedto the penitentiATy,
20 that theatre He was 8 virtaous kind son
till the theatre proved his ruin -
Permit me in conclusion 10 suggest that those
who have the control Of the Masonic Temple,
disAbuse the public mind OF the impression that
the theatre or opern is under the AUSPICES OF
FreemAsonry. There is no cable tow" long
enough or strong enough to draw me to Thea
tire or an Opera House
JANIS II. LIaHrBoURN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. 29. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, s of T., at Hall
9Th and Market streets
street.
Jefferson Dramatic Association, a. Room in
Silver's Building, No. 5ll Market street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, Oil Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, G. r., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. r. l. o. G. T., at 5tf
and Market streets.
Delaware Encampment No. /, /. o. o. F., al
Odd Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Delaware Degree Council. No. /, o. U. A. M.
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. IA, A. NJ, at Masoni,
Hall, 224 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
SMALLPOX Report.
BOARD OF HEALTH,

BOARD OF HEALTH,
WILMINGTON, Feb, o, 1872.
From the 29th Of January to this date-seveu
days-there have been reported at this office, the
following cases
Smallpox 5, Yarioloid 3-total s.
or these were white and co'0red
were adults and minors.
were males and 8 females.
Number Of deaths, i.
Sent to the Hospital, 8.
All are reported as mild cases.
HENRY ECKEI.
President Board Health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Raalrsad Hsuru.


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
esb, ai0, i0s0 a m 1850, 400, Ae0, B4a T.1k
l0Ro p. m. Sundays $50, lAao p. m.
R31mdaetoA foe Ras Ysrk
l.so a m 1aaO and as p, m
Rilnaagfon fbr BalttmFs
1a.bs aOs and 1e02 a m. LOS and all p. N.
Wtsatnston ror HaTtsUton,
12bb q m freight with passenger car attachedl and
lo-10 a m &ab P. N. tThere IL q leo p m Tram
- New Castle.l
RElHfngtoa for o0afasyille Readelg, BsfAleAem asd
FotaspfliA
400, and 1850 a m. saO and 500 ,. m
PAaadslpAia y0r RflatA0tons
$50, 11.00 and 11.a5 a m as0, 400 600, 100 800
and 1Ls0 p. m Sundays s.oo. u-so p. m
Trains arrive from Deiaaaare R R,
500 from New csstlel 1ol5 a M. ass, 1000 ,. m
(The latter subject TO delaysl
7raiss arrive FROM W. q r. r. r,
$50 a m. 40, 1:l5 and Tsp m.
- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

aB-A Beautiful Fomdn-The perceptiye faeulty
OF women is usually keener than the same phreno-
logical organ in men. Women know that beauty
rather than genius is worshipped by the sterner
man may talk of the latter 10 his ady-oye but me
keenness Of the woman knows that he is thinking Of
the former. Women are fond sf admiration; hence
one OF their longings is to be beautiful The grand
secret OF female beauty is health the power 10 eat
digest and asstmilate proper quantity OF whole.
some food. Take VINEGAR BITTRRs. Ii will cleanse
the stomach, tone the vital organs give perfect al
gestion, purify the blood, clear up the complexion
and produce state Of mental and physical eectri.
white akin, glossy hair, and a genuine TYNE of fel
male loyeliness, which no cosmetic can produce
ianS-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
MI MARYLAND LAND
For Sale at Auction.

1000 ACRES, divided into three farms sltuatea
In Kent County Maryland, and New Castle County
Delaware, about two miles from Msssey's Station
on Kent County Railroad, five miles from steamboat
landings on Sasaafras ana Chester rivers The tract
is inttrsected by two stage rout and the proposed
railroad from Massey's 10 Clayton Will pass yerV
TlMBER-oak, hickory, chestnut, &c The soil Is
easily improved, and yields large returns free from
stone, and especially adapted to raising Peaches
very profitable crop extensively cultivated in me
nelghborhood. The property is easily visited by
railroad from Philadelphia In 81 hours, via VIII
inlhgton; 10 be sold at Massey's, on THURSDAY, /,
Fen. 18TH 1872. TERMS One-thiri cash, remaind-r
on credit with approved security The sale viii
take place after the arrival of the train about one
0G,'loek. For further in ormaton, address Ii nNIY
". ROGERS n CO., Baltimore, or S. w. BOYER
agent al Masseys, Kent Co, Md. jan3Oeod6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
business and Trade Report.

WILMINGTON, Feb. 6.
r., W. E B. r. r. Freiqhts.-There were re-
ceived four cars Of coal from Baltimore to the
Diamond State Iron Co., and one carload of cast
ings for the new hotel. William Lea & Sons
shipped 400 barrels OF meal to New York, and
James E. Price Co, shipped 200 barrels of
meal to the same place. There were five car
loads OF miscellaneous freights to Philadelphia,
and seventeen car loads received.
W., d Il. X. X. Freights. There were received
two cars OF coal, two Of lumber, one of lime, two
OF pig-iron and one OF plate iron
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
Snfttun salrs.
AGLE & MILLER,
ReA. Estate Agents d Auctioneegs
Csnsr 81 Fourth Had KInm srfssss.
wuAnsqOa, DHi.

AdministratOr's Sale Of FIRST Class FurnIIure,
by Catalogue.
VIII be soi at public sale, at the late residence OF
JOSEPH RICHARDSON, No bOS King street. on
TUESDAY, February 9Th, lsT2, at o 80 A. M, the
following household goods.
IN PAkLOR.--One walnut sofa, six walnut chairs.
one large plush reception chair one plush rocking
octave rosewood plano, cover and stool, Two marble
top walnut tables one walnut etagere, one French
Napoleon gilt twenty one day clock, flrst-clasE
three OIL paintings, one agate card receiver Brussels
phror carpet on the 1oUr, by the yard.
IN ENIRY--One walnut hat rack, one bronze
umbrella stand, carpet and oil cloth on the floor
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM One oiled wal
nut chamber suit OF bedstead, bureau, wash stand,
towel rack, aud four chairs, marble top suit line
Brussels carpet, ON the floor, by the yard.
SECOND STORY BACK kOOM.-One mahogany
bedstead, bureau, wash stand, towel rack, Mattress
feather beds toilet chamber set three ply car.
pet, on the floor, by the yard,
THIRD SIOhY.-Bedsteads, carpets, chairs ta-
BILE, and other goods, &c., &c.
IN XII HCHhN.-Six Windsor chairs clothes horse,
step ladder tubs, buckets wringer refrigerator rag
carpet and lot OF other articles.
DINING hOOM.-One ten foot walnut extension
table, SIX oak dining chairs eighi-day clio * one
gilt china tea set large lot OF rst-casa glass ware
&C, three ply carpet, on the fOor.
LlBhAhl.-One mahogany sofa, four mahogany
chairs, one walnut marble top table, one walnut
book case and desk, one wal ut frame mirror, one
eau chair window blinds, three ply carpet, on the
moor &c Also, three patl1r or room stoves, &c.
Catalogues are ready for delivery at the house
or at the olfre of Ogle Miller Fourth and King
streets. Goods on exhibition, on Monday, fr m l0
A. NJ, until 4, p NJ.
MARGARET RICHARDSON,
ID. ELDRIDGh RICHARDSON,
Administrators OF joseph Richardson, dsc'd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

bs-TAe Secret " captipaH a.-Features Of Grecian
mould, q well-turned neck and beautifully rounded
arms are doubt very nice things to have, and la
dies who possess these charms have reason to be
thankful 70 Mother Nature; yet after all, the most
captivating of all womanly charms is pure, fresh,
and brilliant complexion. This superatiVe fascina-
tion any lady may secure by using HAGANs MAGSo-
Liza BALM, the standard beautifying preparation OF
the present age. II differs from al; ordinary cos
metics in three most essential particulars, nasmuch
It contains no Injurious ingredients does not con-
tract or shrivel the skin, as all the astringent
"bleoms, lotions, and '.powders" eventually do,
but produces lasting loveliness by improving the
health Of the skim Under It's operation the texture
OF the epidermis becomes ner and the surface soft
as velvet and smooth as porcelain. Features cam
notbe changed but compilations can, and II isquite
certain that lady with no other charm than fresh
and rosy complexion, will attract more admiration
In company than her neIghbor with classic face
but sall0w skin. jan3l-eod.6t-wlt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Ry-Od Pye}asdie arc Dying Out. New cts are
Killing them. The idea that invalds weakened by
diseases be relieved BY prostrating them with de-
Hfructye drugs, Is no longer entertained except by
monomaniaos. Ever since the Introduction Of DIR.
WALKKRS VINEGAR BTITKHs II has been obvious
that their regulating and invgcratng properties
aIl-sunicient for the cure of chronic Indigestion,
rheumatism, constipation, diarrhRa nervous sffec-
tions, and malarious fevers, and they are now the
standard remedy for these complains In every sec
tl0n of the country. ftb5-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Ice IN SUSSEX CoUNTY.-The ice in Sussex
county is thicker, clearer and better than has
been known for many years. An unusual har-
vest Of ice is being gathered. Kicks and stacks
of ice may be seen along side OF nearly all the
mill ponds. The people seem determined to
have cool water during the coming summer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

A Vicious Cow.-Hezekiah Hastings, the Col
lector Of Broad Creek Hundred, in Sussex Co.
bas COW which exhibits wonderful propensity
for godng horses.
Last September Mr.. H. lost a horse which
was supposed to have been gored by this COW
and last week his remaining horse was killed by
the same COW, leaving Mr H. entirely destitute
OF horses. That COW should be converted into
ierked beef ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

The snow is melting.
This is house-hunting season.
Janauscheck, tomorrow evening.
TIE travel on the trains is increasing.
The Military Fair closes this evening.
More iron has arrived for the new hotel.
Several Sheriff's sales ON Saturday next.
The Delaware Loan Association meets to-mor-
row.
A great many houses will be built the coming
Summer.
The agitation Of the theatre question is grow
ing lively.
The glorious May sunshine Must we part
with it so soon
Jno. Marsh, of Lewes, has ''sold out" and re.
moved to Kansas.
Lewes is looking anxiously for the paymaster
for the new pier.
Pedestrianism is growing easy Again-for in-
dustrious people.
Illustrating is popular sport, and profitable
business along the Bay.
The American Fire Eater s in town and will
give an exhibition on Thursday.
The belts and batons make our policemen have
the appearance of being on duty.
Masquerade, wedding, and private parties,
greatly enlivened Lewes last week.
A travelling photographer, with his saloon,
passed up Market street. this morning.
Mr.. Zachariah Pickels has plenty Of room at
his new quarters, 9Th and Market streets.
The question of the members Of Central
Church is, a Who will be the next pastori"
1t is stated that Henry Eckel has been awarded
the contract to print the new volume of City
Ordinances The cost will be about $3.50
The cold weather and the smallpox have, be-
tween them, greatly depleted the travel by stage
to and from points between Wilmington and
West Chester.
Now is the time to trim the useless twies
from your grape vines. Do not wait until March
or April, when til sap begins to run, but have
it done now when the life Of the vines lay dor
mant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
1T CHESTNUT STREET, and I3a
II Il Il - NORTH EIGHTH sT.,
PHILADELPHIA.

LADIES' SUITS, made in the most superior man
yer, from y to Sl6. These are really the oheapes
suits for the quality, in Philadelphia
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES will omen m
Mohiay, the 18th Inst, the most complete line ol
Lales Undergarments ever offered I'm this CITY and
AZ prices greatly reduced: Muslin skirts handsome.
y lnane and tucked at T0c., slc., 81, 81 VI 81 ri
60 81 81 7e 81 70, 81 81 81 co. 81 9O So a. ~ b0
10 Is 90, 50 80 81 co. s. so, 90 90 and 81 co. Che
nllses' 9sc. TO 50 25 Drawers Sic. TO 81 5O Might
Dresses, 81 80 to 50 65 Toilet Sacks SAC Ia al ha
Corset Covers, 81 10 to IS co. Aprons from sic ~
reduced from S112 wa 'uOAs' Jus'
PAkASoIS, closing out below wholesale prioes
complete lines, from 5sc to s. rs. '
:, fANlER BuSTLES, 80 styles from sOc unwards
Bon-ton BustleS, aIe All other styles proportion.
CoRsETs, CoRsETs, in 121 kinds from A.c m
q 81 80 lhglud ng French Woven Corsets from 6bc In
S3 os3. ,Ihompsons Gl0ve-htting Corset. in every
graue, from u 70 to 90 90. Summer Skeleton Car
s1Ss 81 20 ~ 81 81 50 and 81 CO. Misses Corses Of
superior quality at s5c. and 81 49, All other desIre
oe slIes 0I Corsets, at prices beyond comnetItinn
Ol9 mIl9. MOoD1S Patent Sef-adIusting Ahdominai
s sSupporuhg CorsetHi reduced to 81 80 bO 30 and
mOOP SKIRTS our own make, the largest assort
ae neae Dest and cheapest Skirts made Hoop skirta
aue 70 order, altered and repaired One price onIv
nelIo ~ WIN. 4. HOPKINS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

fw-T0 BE SURB.-It is a fact pretty generally
known amongst gentlemen, especially Hel-dressed
gentlemen, that our German fellow-citizen John II,
MElhausen at No. as King street. is one OF the
most capable and tasteful merchant tailors in the
city. He now has on hand very nice assortment
OF goods for winter wear, some Of extra quality,
and mostly purchased before the rise In the market
ana persons wanting clothing made promptly and
satisfactory az to ut and price, should cali on him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Fw- Mason d Hamttfl Organ Co. 8 celebrated Or
ganA-This Company are the leading makers OF the
world. doing large business In the principal cities
Of Europe, as well as at home. They make several
umea as many organs as any other maker. Prices
reduced since Oct 1870 $50 to $500 and upwards.
Also, Geo. Steck Co.'S Pianos, Haines Bro. 8 and
bradoaryB PiRnos- For sale In Philadelphia only
NJ Gould Fischers 929 Chestnut and 1915 Arch ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

TYPHOID FEyER.-During the last Fall, this
disease prevailed to an alarming extent in the
town of Concord and vicinity Many of the
most prominent citizens, amongst whom we
might mention DR.. Palmer and County Treasu-
rer Vincent, were brought to the verge Of the
grave, but through the careful treatment Of DR.
Ellegood and others, they have been restored to
their usual heath and vigor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

e%- FrteTisfpe Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock of furniture Of j. a j. N. Harman, No. 410
King street There is nothing equal TO II in the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

WoRKINdMENs' IEsTITUTE.-The annual cleo.
ton of officers in the Workingmen's Institute
which was to have been held ON Saturday last
did not take place, but will be held in the hall il
Capelle Bros building, ON Friday evening
next. Let there be full attendance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

HARD To BEAT.-Ezekiel Reed, an enterpreing
farmer near Seaford in Sussex county, raised
during the last season 1870 bushels OF shelled
corn on one acre Of new ground. Where is the
locality east, west, north or south that can beat
this crop
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
AwFrI. DEAR

AWFUL DEATH, - A somewhat noted Atheist,
named Green, died very suddenly in Concord,
Sussex county, few days ago. He was stricken
down in the street with paralytic stroke and
died half an hour afterwards. His last words
were mingled with oaths and curses.
Several years ago he was rejected by the Court
OF Sussex county from acting as a juror, and his
evidence as witness not admitted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
Zasa mud 9anuA.

n oST.-A SABLE YICTORINR, in going from
n IA Delaware Avenue Baptist Church TO Oil Market
street, on Sunday, Feb eth lsT2. The Under will be
rewarded by leaving ii at g MoPHERSONS,
feb6-n Blt Market street, (ad foor,)
n OSr.-FehruAry sth 1sTa In going from Second
a and West to St. Andrews Church, one gold
BRACkLkr. The nnder viii get suitable reward
feb6st' NO. qOT wEsr ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

TEMPERANCE IN SUSSEX COUNTY terrible
have been the rayages OF intemperance in Sussex
county during the last few years, that the peo-
pie in certain localities are almost unanimously
IN favor local prohibition. So strong has this
sentiment become, that a prominent lquor sell
Ter assured US that il left to vote Of the people
there was but one district in the county thai
would vote in favor of license.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
Now Aaverll.emen,., rhI. pr

Girl wanted
Piano for sale
Funeral notice
Directors meeting
Spencerian Steel Pens
HArdware-Truman a shaw
Rooms for rents 4 I AcClary
Knox Fruit Farm and Nurseries
Notice-Wilmington Restaurant
Furniture for sale-S A t NcClary
Gard from Phenlx S F f Company
The American Observation-Disclosures Hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly al.
tended TO, In City or state Regular Sales Of Frni-
ture at their Auction Room every WEDNRsD AY
ana SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FliI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings All goods con.
signed TO them will be promptly attended to. Lib
eral advance On oonsignments. declQ-ff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

CHURCH REPA1RED-RE -REvIvAI.-The MethOdist
Church Of Concord has been overhauled in such
manner as to appear entirely new Those who
have been familiar with the old weather-beaten
structure, can not help but admire, not only the
remodeled church, but the enterprise OF the
citizens who have made the change and paid the
debt. An interesting revival Of religion is now
in progress in the church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

EB We respectfully solicit orders for job Printing
from the business men Of Wilmington. Our work Is
done in rst-clRss style3 and we spare no pains 10
give satisfaetion- Send In your orders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

ANNUAL MEETINo.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Artizans' Saving Bank will
be held at COZ Market street, on Tuesday next.
between the hours of ten A. NJ. and twelve, Al.
An election for managers will be held at this
meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

SUDDEN DEATH OF Colonel Wo,AN A
coiored woman named Jane Smith, aged about
10 years, who resided at New Castle. died yery
suddenly on Sunday evening. She had partaken
OF hearty supper, and was, apparently as well
as usual. After supper she went to her room.
and, about O'Clock, granddaughter. living wifi
her went to the room to see if she was vet there
when she found her dead Coroner Woodward
held an inquest, last evening, and the iury rem
dered verdict Of death from heart disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

RUNAWAY AND WAGON SMARHED.-As Jonea A.
Frisby's coal wagon was passing down Walnut
street, yesterday afternoon, the horse became
tnghtened' and ran away. At 9Th street, the
and further on ran into the bakers bread wagon
doing it considerable injury. The next obstacle
to the runaway team was a telegraph pole; the
wheel OF the wagon running against it, the horse
broke loose AID kept on down Sixth street A
few squares when it was caught The coal
wagon was pretty badly amashed m -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Ew-Prfnting Of all kinds is executed properly, in
good style, at fair prices, BY the Job partment Of
JENKINS A ATKINSON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
CITY ITEMS.

wThs DOLLAR REWARD soAPn washes
without washing. WIN. Il. ALMOND 4 Bro
Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

EI-RstfDeates for every variety Of book and mer-
camille Job Printing viii be furnished at the COM
MkRCIAL job once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Pnbiic sale Of Household and KItch II Furni-
ture.
win be sold at public sale, at No. 6ls t. Seventh
street en- Friday afternoon, Feb. 9Th, at y o'ccck
all In good order and nearly new.
feb5-ts O II DESuIEII
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

BEWARE OF TIE BAToNs.- Our policemen donned
their belts and batons for the 6rst time iSst
evening, and this morning are parading in ali
their glory, with their 'rolling pins" as thew
are sometimes called, by their sides. So now
ye night prowlers and drunken brawlers and
Tesoiute Hotators of the law, look out for your
craniums, or you may need an application Of ice
to sooth the aching pains to quiet Our polce-
men are pretty determined set Of fellows. en-
forcing the ordinances Of the city, and are now
better prepared for the performance Of theiI
duty without 80 much labor on their part.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

Gw-The new Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia, Pa,
Is on Chestnut street and Fifteenth. is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06
SHERIFFALTT.

SHEHhFFALTfs
To the voters Of the Republican Party Of New Cas-
tie county:
7@kDaM@ GENTIEMEN-Encouraged by many
friends and the hatterng vote given 10
me at the last nomination election | am
induced to again offer myself as candidate for
nomination OF Sherin for the County of New Castle
pledging myself TO abide by the nomination Of said
Party, and give my hearty support to the successful
candidate.
Respectfully, EDWIN LEWIS
Wilmington Hundred, ianq5. d&wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

M DoARDING-sg good men can be accommodated
ID with good board at sli Tatnan street y %
per week. lepo-tt
Y7JWO VACANT ROOMS at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-06

HE CRYSTAL EATING SALooN-The restau-
rant and billiard saloon, in the Saville Building.
formerly known as the Crystal Eating saloon
Will be closed to-day. having been bought oat
by MIR. Chas. H. Nye, Mr.. Nye will thoroughly
renoyate and refit this saloon, and as soon as
the repairs are completed it will be re-opened
as tirst-class establishment, under the name of
the Wilmington Restaurant, Reading Room and
Billiard Parlor The Restaurant will lie stoeked
with everything Of the best kind partaining 10
the restaurant business. The reading room
VIII be made special feature OF the establish
25th Of this month