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He Recommends il.
SOUTH BosToN, Feb o, 1871.

SOUTH bOsToN, Feb o. 1871.
II. H. STEVENS, Esq
Dear Sri have heard from very many sources
Ct the great success OF VEGETISE TN cases Of
Sctaful;t, rheumatism, Kidney Complaint. Catarrh
and other diseases OF kindred nature ! make no
hesitation in saving that inotr the NEGETINB To
Doe the mos, reliable remedy for Catarrh and GEN
cral Debility.
My wife has been troubled with Catarrh Tor many
wears, and 81 times very badly She has thorough.
Is tired every supposed rrmc " hat could
hear of, and Tor all this she has tor several years
been gradually growing worse aud the discharge
from the bead was excessive and very offensive
She was in this condition when she commogccd
20 take YBGETlSE. | could see that she was i'm
proving on the second bottle She continued "a
king the NEGETiNE until >ho had uscdirom twelve
to dneen bottles. ] am now happy in informing
you and Tie public, If YOU choose TO make Il pub
licl. that she is entirely cured, and VEGETINE ac
Complished the cure after nothing else would
Hence feel justified IN saying NEGETINE Is the
mos, reliable remedy, and would advise all suffer
ing humanity 20 try It, for believe IL O. bc good
honest vegetable madeleine, and ehsll not hesitate
To recommend.
am etc, respectfully,
l.. u. CApELL, Store t6l Broadway.
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CAS- TORIA,-a 81
Special Notices.
s25 TO slOe PEls WEEA

s,sG, e4,y by any lady. a0.eOo sold in six months
Tue most rapii selling articles ever inyeuted FOR
married or single ladies' use.
No FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEM.
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has always
been wanted, and always viii Profits large
Rights Tor ssle. Lady Agents oaG make fortunes
Standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTURING Co
New York ~ Augs
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Fwenty-Eigh, Years Practice

la the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head of all physicians
makng suchPractice a specially and enables him
10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst eases Of Suppression and all other IsastrR.
{ DeraHgeaeHtsi from ska;eEsr cGase. All letters
tor advice must contain ST. Office No. EMIL
coTI STREET, BOsTOS.
\. B.-Boari furnished TO those desiring to d
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1871. iy
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Administrators Sale.

DURSUANTt TO license irous the Probate Court
: iot the County Of OxiOId, on the third Tues
lay Of March, \. u. lS7s, the subscriber, Admin
istr"-or OF the estate OF George W. Limit, late OF
Peru, IN said County, deceased, will sell al public
auction, ~ the store of William WOodsom, Jr., in
Peru aforesaid, ca the fourth day Of May ReXt
al . O'Clock \ N 80 mach VI the real estate Oi
sad seceasSd situated N he town OF Peru, as
shall produce ;hc sum Of llne Thousand dollars
HENRY Il. WALKER, Admir-
NestbrOOk, March eth, Is7s
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

VTHEREAs, Horstio II. Pulcifer, Of Paris, in
w the County OF oxford aud State of Maine,
by his Mortgage deed, dated February nth, 4. ID.
1873, aud recorded In oxford Registry, Book 1872,
page 30, conveyed 10 the subscriber II certain
parcel OF land, with the buildings thereon. stu-
ate in said Paris and described as follow 10 vii
the Homestead farm on which now reside, con
tanning eighty acres more or less, and being the
same premises conveyed 10 me by Joseph r. PEl.
cier by his deed of warrapty, datsd April ID,
a. ID. 1868, and recorded IN oxford Registry,
Book 100, page 81, 10 which decd reference is
made is made. Also q certain other parcel OF land
in Sald Paris containing ten acres, more or lcss,
being part Of double lot numbered tWonty-.hree
and twenty four, in the ninth range OF lots in said
Paris, and being the same conveyed To me by Lem.
uel III. Tucll by his deed OF December 2Gth, 1865,
and recorded Book lCe, Page 3Is, in oxford
Registry. Asa, = certain other parcel Of
nteryale land IN North Paris, on the northcily
side ot Moose Pond 80 called, and being the same
land conveyed to me by sullivan Andrews, by his
deed Of January 20th, 1854, records. in oxford
Registry Book 100, Page 1856. to which decd Tcier.
ence Is made; and, whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have boon broken, / hereby claim 10
ioreeloGe the came, according TO the statutes.
JOSIAH DIIGLEY.
r"'IS' Mafch l4th' Io'z narl9Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02
How vcgctinc Acts on the Blood

Our food furnishes material Tor growth and
nourishmcni OF the body by absorption and Is
similalion. In like manner NEGErINE acts in the
cure o. disoa1e When swallowed it Is absorbed,
taken up by the veins, and circulated through the
system with The blood. reaching the most hidden
and remote part, II i. evident 10y this drSc; zee.
uon, that the whole system mus. fee, ihe effects
OF the remedy
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Note Lost !!

THE su5BcrlhcT hereby gives notice that he has
lost note given 10 him by WILLIAM SwEATr
Dated March Sth, lSsg, Tor the payment of three
hundred and ten dollars. Said note i secured by
mortgage and has two endorsements, one al
twenty-five dollar s., and ono OF one hundred dol
lars, paid August 9Th, 1870. All persons are FOR
bid purchasing said note. ANY person finding
said note, will be suitably rewarded by leaving i
at the Post.Ofice in Upton
LEVI Z. STONE.
UptUn, March sth, 1872 marl..3N
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4 CARD.

Mr.. and Airs. o. b. RawSon express
their hemty thanks TO their neighbors,
society and friends for their many valu'
Able gifts. and still more for their kind
ness, goodwill. and the charity that
'.lhinketh no evil"
Bethel, March II, 1872.
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Valuable Information.


BoSToN, Dec. u, lss9
Gentlcmea-My only object IN giving yon thi,
testimonial is 10 spread valuable information
Having been badly afflicted with salt Rhrum, and
Tie whole surface of any skin being covered with
pimples and cruptios-. and knowing IL io be 4
blood disease took many OF the advertised blood
preparations, among WHICH was any Quaatlty OF
Sar-aparlla, without; obtaining any benefit, until
commenced taking the NEGETINE; and before |
had completed the first bottle, saw THAI had got
the right medicine. Consequently followed on
with Il, until hal takoa -eyvn bottles. when
was pronounced well man. and my skin /.
smooth, and entirely free flom mplo, aud crup-
lions. have never enjoyed So good hsalth before
sad attribute IL All IL the use OF NECETINN To
benefit those afflicted with Rhcumatism, ! viii
make mention alsu uf the NLGEIlNAs wonderful
power nf curing nae ct the acute complaint, from
which have -uRerJC % Intensely
q n. TUCKER.
l'0s. Ag't Mich. &. Il Il
- Tyler Street. Boston.
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N AV AL AC A D T. M 7
VACANCYI

Candidates TO fiji this vacancy, must be between
the ages OF IL and Is OF good moral character, of
sound physical health and condition, and thor
oughly ven scd in reading, spelling, writing afHh'
metic geography and English grammar. The cost
of outfit is about $4,000.
have concluded t. abide by the results OF a
competitive examination, in making ny nomina-
ton, aud John III. kimtall, Is Of Bath; Geo.
{. Wing, Esq, OF Auburn. and Col. l.. >. lie! .,
OF North JAY, have kindly consented 20 act a. *
aminers. Relcrenccmay Be had 10 either Of these
gentlemen for information, and they viii appoint
time, place aud conditions, OF examination.
WV. 7. FKiE.
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sheriff MiIIay of Bowdoinham. Me

sheriff MiIlay OF Bowdoinham. Me-
states that he i almost JaiIy in receipt
of letters nom Simm,. Bartlett and MAJ
guire, The Bowdoinham Bank robbers,
or their friends in New York containing
propositions tor their deiFcrance. They
want pardon from The Governor and
to secure it they are willing 10 refund
one halt OF their booty, or $40 600. 1t is
stated lhat the bank losers ATE seriously
entertaining he proposition, and it is not
unlikely that PETITION before long will
be- prc>entedto Governor Perham with
this object in view.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02
For Moth Patches, FrseLIes

AND TAN, USE PERRl'S MOTH AND
FREChLE LOTION The well-known, reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown Deterioration.
OF the face. Prepared only by pr b. Z. Perry
permatologist, 80 Bond Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists eUsrylrhere. marie sn.sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-02

About sixteen slcighs, with 4 merry
party of about sixty from the Toll Bridge
usighborhood in Fryeburg. took ride to
the hotel of Asa 0. Pike. Esq, OF East
Fryebrg. on the 18th of March, where
they were welcomed by the host in his
usual social style After several hours
spent in very enjoy able manner, play
ng games, dancing, Ne, and hne re-
past, The company letl al midnight, prals-
ING the generosity and good fare ct the
landlord The company r'nsed rom
four months to siNry ears OF age.
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Cannot he EXccilcd.
CuARLrsrowN, March 10, 1869.

CHABLTsrowN, March ~, 1863.
II. stevens:
Thi, 10 10 certify that have used ynur 'BluO,
preparation" WrGRrINE) IN my family for scV
crAi Years and think, that for ScroOis OF Chnkey
Gus HumoTs or Rheumatic affection, il cannot bs
eNcelled; and rs q blood purifier aud spring med
jciue, 10 is the best thing have ever used, aud
have used almost everything. ! can checrlull'
recommend 10 TO any one In need of such mol
lcmc. Yours respectfully,
MRS. \. \. DlNSMORE.
- Rus.cl Street.
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Valuable Real Estate an Auction

pY virtue oil q license from Hon. \. II. Wake r.,
ID Judge OF Probate, shall sell at public sue.
ton on the premises, ON Saturday, the 29th dar 1T
APRIL, \. II. 1872, at two O'Clock l. NJ one Dwell
ing House and Stable situated near oxford yil-
lage, the same occupied 10y John Green, Esq, At
the time of his deceasc; also sboui twenty acres
OF land, near the same This is very excellent
stand in good repair. situated uearthe village "a
very desirable location, ON account OF church,
school and other privilege,
JOHN j. PERRY,
Executor OF John Green's Estate.
Oxford March Il. ls1l
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SKIN DISEASES,

PERRY'S IMPROVED C0MEDoNE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY The skin Medicine of the age
L. warranted 10 cure FLESH WORMS, PMPLEs
eruptions, BLOTCHED designations of the face
sold by all Druggists Depot ~ Fond ST., y. Y
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BOREL & COURVOISlER
w ~. Se "a LIZ - -

SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, Jan. 29th, ~
QUINCHE & KRUGLER, 10 Maiden Lane.
Gents The Borel & Couryosier watch, No. j.,
which you sent me Nov. 10th, carefully adjusted
TO heat and cold, and for month past its rate has
been remarkably good, steady gain of only two
seconds per weOk, or eight seconds in u month.
day.
have been in the watch business nearly twenty
years and have sold and repaired nearly all kinds
OF American and foreign watches, but have never
founda better time. keeper, than the b. a. Z. watch
This testimony is unsolicited, bat YOU are nj
liberty to publish ii if you wish to do so.
Yours Truly,
SAMUEL RICHARDS, JH.
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4dmsni.ira,or's sale.

DI virtue of license from Hon. \. H. Wake
ID Judge OF Probate | shall sell, at the siOr
under NV onice, NJ oxford village, ON saturday
the }0th day of March, at one O'Clock in the after
noon, Cooking stove, = Parlor stoves, Beds
Bedding, bureaus, Chairs, Farming Tools, Ca
pets, Tables. Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, elias
and Wooden Ware, and large yarici! OF othc
articles belonging 10 the estate Ot John Green 7p
Emily J. Green, deceased
TERMS-Cash on delivery.
JOHN J. PERRY,
Administrator and executor OF Will
Oxford. March End, lS12 marigcW
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10y virtue OF a license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate, will be sold ut Public Auction, at
the Post-Once at Andover Corner, on saturday
the 18th day OF April next, at o'clock, T. n, the
homestead farm OF Arson Cotton, late Of Byron,
situated about five miles from Andcyer Corner
containing about fifty acres, with small house and
barn and cuts from II 20 10 tons OF hay.
j. ". PURiNTON, Administrator
Audover, March 9Th, 49,.
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The Desirable Farm,

Fnown rs the David Morrill, Nrm, and ont Lands
subject 10 right OF dover. There are good bald
ings on L, IN good repair
Also, one pew i'm the UniyCrsali,t Meeting
House at West Summer.
r. !. TUELL, A'lm'r
snn.nnr Marth lril 1872
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BORN.

In Newr, Feb 81, to the vile of Mr.. John Bart.
lett, n sen.
In Grrton, Feb. 2s, to the wiieof Mr.. n. X. Ben
nett, son.
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HAVE used Fellows Compound Syrup
ct IIypophosphites tree in my practice.
both in diseases of the Chest. rs Con
sumption and Bronchitis Sc and in in
lntiic diseases OF the pripla rja. or
Stomach aud Bowels, with eminent sue
crsS, considering Il superior to any. sim
liar preparation Yet offered 10 the pablo
CHANDLER CRANE, NJ. d.
Inl.I..
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WllBOR'S
COD LIVER OIL
a INTO TIME

The great popularity OF this safe and ciiacons
worth. In the cure Of CoaghS. Colds, Astlmas,
Bronchitis, WhooplBg Cough, ScIofulouA Humors
aud all Consumptive symptoms, it has no superior
il equal. Let no ore neglect the early symptoms
of disease, when an agent il thus at hand winch
will alleviate all complaints Of the Chest, Lungs
or Throat Manufactured by \. b. WiLBoR, Chem
ist, No. l66 Court Street, Boston.
Sold by all druggists. mar l2-iw
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DIR &c TOR Y
,asonic Lodges--Tin,e o. Meeting.

4hoSOHtC tIUttDto 4 'H'' ~ 80
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel 81 Thursday
of each MONTH
Androscoggin Chapter, Monday ON or be.
Blazing Star, No. 80, Mexico. "Wednesday, Of
or before the full of the moon
Paris Lodge, NO. 3D. 30. Fllls, Iueada!i "h or
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No.It'i BiLauL fohdi "a
Tuesday Of every month.
Oriental star, 30. 81 LNeua0re, Tuesday,
on or before full moon.
Bethel, No. "a, I'd Thursday Of each month.
Evening star Lodge, .BuckGcid, working
under q DispensauOn,--the 1T Monday OF each
month.
ing Of or following Tic lUil ~ tne moon.
oxford, Norway, No. is, Monday OF or next
preceding full moon.
Mount TIr'em, No. 49, So. Waterford, Tues
day, or before the fun moon
VT. Moriab, No. J6, Denmark, Ncdne day ON
or before the full moon.
Nezinscot, No. lOI Turner, saturday on or be-
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. 4.j. Pari. Hin,
WI. Christopher Lodge, 80. 10, Bryant's
Pond.
Rising star, Bethel, Friday evening"
NeIinscot, Buckfcld, saturday evening.
Crystal Wave, L.. Buck.iclt every ihai sday
Evening.
Forest Lake, Center iaiN'sI,'e.. saturday
InvineIbIe, No. 23i, Ea.t summon ever! other
Friday Evening
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Farm, for sale at Auction.
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue OF q license iron the Hon. Judge OF
ID Probate, will be sold at public auction, on
Saturday, April 9th. 1872, at one o'clock, i. NJ ON
4 L.. .Ia.A. In rIitA MN
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GOOD TE,fPLARs.
4. o. q. =.

peaaawLet Lodge, $50. -, ElpTrlt'd, mee'
lst and 81 Weduc GAS oi each month";
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ras. Ag't Mich. &. L K.
- Tyler Street. Boston.
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OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday
D. 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-01
The AlnIshOuse.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE rrrsr

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE. rRUSrEEs
The quarterly meeting of the Trustees of the
foor, OF New Castle county, was held at the
Almshouse, yesterday, James Conner, ESQ, pre-
siding All tho members were present except j.
A Reynolds, Of st. Georges, and z. Med Rob-
erts, OF Appoquinimiuk
Inc usual business, such as paying bills Ac-
knowledging orders, &c, was transacted
The Committee on Farm reported that they
had attended to the duties assigned and pre-
sented to the Board deed of the new farm
which was returned to the Committee for safe
keeping, till after the new appointments were
made by the Levy Court
With this meeting, the terms of five of the
members expired. They are James Conner.
President, of Wilmington Hd Gpin p Std,
ham, Chrlstiana Benjamin Booth, New Castle ;
Clement Reeves Red Lion, and j. Il. William
I son. of White Clay Creek.
few me ubers to fill these vacancies will be
~ ointed by the Levy Court, at its next meet
ing which ll'be held on Tuesday, 9Th inst
The Com nittee on Supplies will meet ON Sat
urday morning next. at No. 305 West 9Th street.
Mr.. j. F. williamson, at the close of the meet
ing, made few remarks on the occasion of his
retiring from the Board Mr. W had been a
member OF this Board for twelve years, and said
that OF the ten men who com posed the Board al
the time OF his becoming r member, six had
died OF the several treat 'ers which had beer
elected since that time, only one was now living
Although his retirement would lessen his world
ly cares he regretted the dissolution of the As
soclatlon with the members OF the Board in thai
regular meetings. His remarks made a warn
and lasting impression on the members pre- sent
remembered,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-01
Mnaner cnuurx

sEAroRD, Clan 25.) The oyster trade is in q
generally hourishing condition, The four pack
ing houses at the end Of the wharf send out on
an average, 600 gallons daily, and many bushels
in the shell The trade furnishes employment
for large number of persons, some Of whom
make as much as two dollars per day.
Manners, Fisher & Co., at the saw and PLAN
ing mill, are putting In q new engine, which will
give them 80 horse power. Their buainess near
" doubled In 1871. l.. afol4 Il riot4. fs. ol.
There is more building than is usual at this
time Of year. Rents are high, and there are few
empty houses.
As to the peaches, II they have no further
damage, we shall still have enough, In this sec
ton.
There have been fewer sherins sales than
usual, though money Is scarce, Land il low, IN
comparison with Fix years ago, but there Ia not
much changing hands
Mrs. Marchbank, proprietor Of the Nanticoke
House, was seriously injured by falling down
stairs.
The Peak Family gave an entertainment, to .
good audience, last evening, and went on tt
Princess Anne. NAsTcoKE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-01
Fraudulent MISREPRESENTATION.

Among the pernicious frauds OF the PERIOD there
s one which especially deserves the reprehension Of
all who place proper value on health and life The
swinde referred to consists ia the attempts OF ire
sponsible parties in different sections of the United
States to force upon the market vile astrngent COM
pounds manufactured out Of damaged or worthless
drugs and refuse liquor as preparations possessing
the rare medicinal virtues of the most popular and
eficaclous Of all vegetable tonics and Alternatives
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters.
The concocters Of these local btters" are in the
truest sense Of the phrase, public enemies. Their
| hery potiOns infame the stOmachs, stupefy the
brains, and shater the nerves Of those who are un.
wise enough to accept them as substitutes for the
famous Vegetable Inyigorant that for twenty yeart
has been known throughout the Western Hemis
phere as a standard article.
The fame OF Hostetters Bitters as a health-pre
serving vltalizlng medicine is as wide as the world
and the miserable attemptsof needy nostrum-mon.
gers to supplant it would be treated with silent con
tempt were 1t not that serious consequences some
times follow the use OF the nefar Gus mpounds ii
| question. Whoever recommends any OF them al
remedies for Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation
Intermittent Fever, rheumatism or any other com
plant for which Hostetters Bitters is a known spe
cine, is guilty Of moral, II not leg3l mlsdemean
or. At this season. when the sun is releasing from
| the earth, in the form OF unwhoesome vapors th
active principle Of disease, course Of Hostetter'
Btters will be Of the utmost service TO persons witt
feeble constitutions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-01
Aaf.tan $alns.
nGLE & MILLER,
Roa. Estate Agents a. Auctionee,s
Usrssr ef FOurts ard aiaa -,r.~es
wusn.srns. nEL

Administrators sale of FIrst-ClRss Furniture
by a'atHlORue.
VIII be soll at puhG sale, at the late residence Of
JOSEPH HlCAAR 0SON, No 5Os King street., on
TUESDAY, February 9th, ls72 ut 80 A. M, the
folloS wing household goods.
IN PAkl.OR.--One walnut sofa, six walnut chairs,
one large plush reception chair, one push rocking
chair, large gilt parlor glass stand, one seven
octave rosewood plano, cover and stool, Two marble
Napolson gilt twenty one day clock. first-class
three oil paintings agate card receiver Brussels
phrlor carpet, on the q Dor, by the yard.
IN ENTRY One walnut hat rack, one bronze
umbrella stand, carpet and OH cl IN on the floor.
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM One oiled wal
nut chamber suit Of bedstead, bureau wash stand,
towel rack, aud four en- .irs, marble top suit fine
Brussels carpet, on the floor, by the yard
SECOND STORY BACK hOOM.-One mahogany
bedste ad, bureau, wash stand towel rack mattress
feather beds, one toilet chamber set three ply car
pet, on the floor, by the yard.
THIRD StOhY.-Bedseads carpets, chairs, ta-
BILE, and other goods, &c., &c.
IN KI CHhN.-SiX Windsor chairs clothes horse
step ladder tubs, buckets, wringer refrigerator ral
carpet, and a lot of other articles.
lining hUUM-Oue ten foot walnut extension
table, six oak dining chairs, eghtday clio H. ont
gilt china tea set, large lot of rAtclass glass ware
&C. three ply carpet, on the llJuT
| LlBRARl.-One mahogany sofa four mahogany
| chairs, one walnut marbl9 top table, one waluu
| book case and desk, one wal " frame mirror, on'
camp chair, window blinds three ply carpet on lht
| moor, &c. Also, three par II or room stoves &c.
Catalogues will DE ready for delivery at the house
| or at the Oflice OF Oge a Miller, Fourth and Kin,
streets. MARGARET RICHARDSON,
| d. ELDRIDGh RICHARDSON,
Administrators Of joseph Richardson, d cd.
jan29-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-01
Go to the fair, this evening.

ito to the fair, TINS evening.
City Council p'eets this evening.
Welcome the Hero Of Gettysburg. this eve
ningl
TIE anniversary celebration by St. Pauls M.
E. Sabbath School is advertised elsewhere.
The Citizens and Germans Loan Associations
meet this evening.
The Workingmen's Institute will hold an ell c.
ton for officers. on Saturday evening".
The Delaware TRIBUNE is issued from this offoe
to-day, and, as usual, is an excellent paper.
The extra services at Union NJ. E. Church con-
tinue with unabated interest, many protesting
conversion.
Col A. H Grimshsw will deliver lecture on
chemistry before the Catholic Literary Associa-
tion this evening.
The census, 1t is said, embraces seventeen
millions OF women. Upon which fact a cotem-
porary enthusiastically asks, Who wouldn't be
. census !"
The printing office of the Port Deposit Nelos
was sold by the Constable Of Cecil county on
Monday S. O. Shortlilge, Of Kennett Square,
was the purchaser.
War and war times have passed away, but the
skillful musketry eyolutions have been pre-
served, and fine specimen will be presented
at the Opera House this evening.
Concord Quarterly Meeting of Friends, at
West Chester, on Third day, was largely attended
and very interesting occasion. Tho principal
speakers, in the meeting for religious service
were Darlington Hopes, Lydia Price, and JOSEPH
Bancroft