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DiScharged.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, March 1G.--Mrs. Jane
Ruth, charged with being accessory to the
poisoning of her husband, has been dis
charged.
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1.-The Pure Milk Association of Boston is going
ahead vigorously" The pure wool association has
established depot at 1900 Main street. where 1t Is
being made up into beautiful styles for spring
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lutions in favor of Improvement, which were
adopted; but the main portion of the reso-
lutions were laid over until meeting of the
citizens to be held on the I'd Of April
County CorRr.--Thc County Court has adj
Journcd, after transacting a large amount of
clmnccry and other business. a number of
cases were decided. n great many laid over
until the next court, and large number
postponed.
The Judge expressed his intention to try
every case brought before him, and was very
industrious during the session.
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UrsrlNGS CorRT.-ThiS court was engaged
on Saturday in the examination Of witnesses
in behalf of the commonwealth in the cases
of McsSrS. Goddin Il Brock.
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,..,>- ay ~ A,lEGrD FoRGER.-on FRI
r,...,r> hnoN and John Wren arrest
.a. \ N.Ilury. charged with unlawtuIly
.aaisu>'N irr-jr- the name of W. Is.
.-> -, IN order ou Cox X Miller for
Prom the testimony adduced be-
... rnlicc Justice ii appears that Mr..
.....- ,rrr \ little colored boy named
-,,,Nnod. and gave him, according
....s.t'> statement, 4 note addressed to
...., ,.x 4 Miller. The boy took the
,r,.4 yruyrd 10 he an order for grocc-
.. .ra 4rrlrl il 10 the store. The gentle
ovlum il WAS addressed thought that
..t...,... WAS wrong. and in order to asccr-
.n,. .lrt, nM" or the concern followed the
49,. .Is.~tcrntn street. where Mr.. Palmer
...v3 '..,:n- >amr leather. The hoy
= ,,n Nr. Palmer a> the gentleman
..I -.,ru him the order 10 take 10 Cox
". ...r. Nr. ralmrr Went tothe store with
,.\ q.G there rlruird al knowledge Of
...g>V,iun. He Wa> subsequently az
..... g> stated above. On saturday he ap-
-,.. l,;prr Justice White for examination,
.n .@r following paper was exhibited lis
s.. .N. forged order:
g. e.. E.- 4 WHcr
..' 'r...r ~lr-.-plra>, >cndc me 10 lbs of
H.. ~,-.,y ! Of ~onde coffee - lbs Of tea
-..l tie Bill hy the barrier
"l"W> rc>ry
w. h PLrAsANrS
W..4 18Th lST2.'
g.. I..t>am,>. whose name was signed to
,.. ..,,.. .r,h.r. stated that he knew nothing
=, -.;,,,,,i {l,n
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NJ. ELLYSoS & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted IN any journal of the country ut regular
rnfn
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Mexico.

New YORK, March 16.-A Matamoras spe-
cial from the Mexican Secretary Of War re-
iterates the capture of Zacatecas and the rout
of Trcvino.
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I" Sun Set

louisville. March 16.--The EceninJ Su'
newspaper published here has "set."
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Prices reduced tonight at JOIISSTOS'S tour Of
Europe, at Virginia Hail. 25 cents TO all parts of the
Hall.
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ELECTION of A CAPTAIH.--At Il regular
meeting OF the Sidney Grays Company d.,
held ut their armorv, on Saturday evening,
Major ". {. Darlington was elected Captain
to fill the vacancy occa>ioncd by the rcSigna-
ton of Captain A. l.. Phillips.
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I" 1t is the ambition of Kansas heroes TO die with
their boots on" 1t IS the ambition uf the young
men of Richmond 10 live IL +. L. SPENCE & SoS'S
bautifuI sr,I.iur STYLES
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Mace and D'BaIdwin to Fight In
VIRGINIA.

PHILADELPHIA. March l6.-Mace ana
O'Baldwin have deposited $500 each forfeit
for $1,000, to fight in Virginia on the 10Th OF
July next.
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Old Bergh, the Cruclty-to-Anlmals man, was in
tcwn yesterday, and consequently the price of walk
ing-canes have fallen at T. g. SPENCE & Sons, 1900
Main street.
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ApvERTIsE.-uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELL.YsoN & co. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishcrs' rates.
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Immense attraction at JoHSSTOS'S tour of Europe
tonight. Everybody receives present. Admission
25 cents six tickets, 81.
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Last week Of .ToHSSTOS's tour Of Europe Price:
reduced 10 - cents. Everybody gets u present TO-
niellt-uo blanks.
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Nothing like il ever known bCforc-.I0IlESTOS 5
tour of Europe and present for - ccnls. Rcmem-
Der, everybody receives present tonight.
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Elegant new watches. chains bands, and neck
laces. opening at NowLAN & Co.'S, corner Main and
Tenth streets,
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SPECIAL COURT or ArrEALs.-The Supreme
Court Of Appeals has fixed upon the 1st of
July a> the time for the meeting of the Spc-
cial Court of Appeals.
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'LEsEYTEEIAH SCEDAY-ScHo0L UNIDS.--The
''l1HNiily meeting postponed from last week
WI! be held at the Third Presbyterian
much tonight ut 8 O'Clock.
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JUST ARRIVED and now discharging, cargo OF
anthracite coal ut CHARLES Fl. PAGE Co.'S, Nine
tcenth and Cary streets Orders left at 7oS Grace
street will be promptly filled.
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',LANtD FOR HRAzl..-~The bark Adelaide,
'"'h hiEiTst master, cleared on Saturday
' "in. from the custon!-house for Bra
-,''.'i Port with another cargo of Virginia
'.'."' shipped by Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw
! fO
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Superb pieces of bridal silver in cases. oIHll-
ing this week at NOwLAN & CO.'S.
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Don't miss seeing JOHNSTON. Price 2S cents, and
everybody present.
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~ JAN HTATisrICS.-T There are at present
' .f'>on"r> in the city Jail. OF this number
|'ii''!oiu are white and eighty-Sevcn CO.
''.i PERSONS; females. twcnty-scycn.
lis morning five prisoners will be dis
...'''d. their terms of imprisonment hay
3 NHrcd. Woodbridge, the alleged horse
"'!. John Hranlwhltr, the alleged forger,
III richard Lawrence (colorcd), are still in
~" l!r,t two awaiting Executive ac-
ID upon ticir papers, and the latter serving
* months confinement in iiail before
~ sent u the penitcutia;y to serve out
r'iI iJl lrionv.
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Second DISPATCH.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 16.-Wil-
liam Rives, after lying at the bottom of the
well and being covered by about fifty feet of
earth and rocks for nine hours, was rescued
this evening at o'clock, and found to bc but
slightly injured.
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'>lLAt>y. TWcnty-one thousand dollars
iEH0 lni" tic state treasury on Friday
- ~" fIrhinond and Dauyille Railroad Com
~ on account oi interest due on january
p '''2' on Il loan made by the State to that
Hl"ul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-18

Frank Lcsiie's Lady's Magazine and
Godeys Lddys Book for April are to hand
from Ellyson Il Taylor, news-dealcrs anu
booksellers, 11l6 Main street.
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A>orEER NIcIoCs DoG.---A little child of
vi. Peter DUnnarant was badly bitten by Il
sn saturday afternoon. Ii WAS painfully
10 10; seriously hurt. The owner of the dog
., i Killed immediately.
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EHn oN plSonnERLY iiorsEs.--On Satur-
M'oUt midnight Captain Disney, in
.s.-r OF Il squad Of police, raided on two
.t'''> Oh Byrd between Tenth and Eleventh
d, '''''. kept respectively by John Cook and
.. au Hill ,colorcd), and arrested Il number
'"iicntcr>, charged with keeping disorderly
...'l>">. L. The annoyanc" of the neighbors.
.'' ,,>'> will probably he investigated this
IsSa.ur.
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SUPREME Court or ArrEAIs.--This court
was engaged on Saturday in hearing argu-
mcnt in the case of Vaughan and Jones.
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NnwLAN& Co, jewellers. arc receiving new styles
Of rich icwelry for the spring of 1872.
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large supply of anthracite coal just received by
6. Fl. HAYES, Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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\~.GIr> NI>TAkf.--Mr. I. ii. Hoy. who
. ....'~ aH Jackson street. took ten grains of
., ,N'!.nf oi hrlEldonma on Friday night,
Ing il was blue mass. His life was
'.t f., pr-. Trent and Bright, who were
..., IN and administered proper remedies.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


PARIS, March 16.-The trial of Marshal
Bazaine for the capituation of Metz is ex-
pected, and just now occupies public atten-
ton, as he can only be tried by his peers.
There is some difficulty in assembling court
martial which is competent to try him, rs
nearly all the marshals Of France, of whom
the court must be composed, were themselves
concerned in some capitulaton or surrender
during the late war.
The Assembly yesterday discussed the
budget. President Theirs made speech in
defence Of the estimates for the War Depart
ment. He insisted that they could not be re-
duced. 1t was necessary to replace material
of war, fOrtify the frontier, repair fortifica-
tions, and create real army.
1t is rllmorcd that General Ci>sey, Minister
Of War, will ask for a credit of 200,000,00O
francs for building new forts around Paris
and for the Notifications on the frontier
particularly at Longwy and Befort.
The Prllssians are actively extending the
fortitications of Metz and Strasburg.
The Commissioner of Pardons having re-
jected the appeals of Fedel, Questel, and
Girard, the three Communists convicted Of
numbering hostages, they were shot this
morning at Satory.
lCSluCuG HUE, III LHc lCSckJllOil ScStCl
day, spoke upon the Roman question, and
in his remarks maintained that Catholicism
is n tradition and an clement Of strength in
France.
The Assembly Committee on the Defence
of Paris have submitted report condemn
ing the present system of Notifications
around the city, and the Government has re-
solved to fortify the points occupied by the
German troops during the siege.
At the session OF the Assembly to-day
President Thicrs made speech, in which he
insisted that the Committee on the Budget
should promptly decide upon the question
of new taxation. He said the delay on the
part Of the committee was paralyziDg to the
Government and to the trade Of the country.
He also presented definite proposal of the
Government for raising 55,000,0O0 francs by
taxation Of textile and j6,000000 francs on
other raw materials. The proposal gave rise
| IN warm debate
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WANTED, everybody to know that we
w have now on hand the largest and best assort-
,nent of shDDLES. BRIDLEs, HARNESS
WHIPS. BITS, SPURS, COLLARS, BRnSHEs'
OIL &C. TO be found In the city, and at the lowest
cash prices. Come and see us-we are determined
TO sell. j. II. DICkERSOS & BROTHER,
No. 1514 Franklin street,
fe oo-Im ne.ir Fifteenth street.
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General Items.

WASHINGTON, March l6.--There was no
session of the Senate to-day, and the House
was engaged in debate only.
Senator Sherman in n speech yesterday
said the tariff could safely be reduced twenty
millions; but he warned the senator's that if
tea and coffee were admitted duty free, the
reduction must stop there. Mr.. Sherman
tavors reduction on textile fabrics.
Tom Murphy, formerly collector of GUS
toms at New York, before the Retrenchmcnt
Committee, tcstifies that he was not inllu-
enced by Grant, Porter, or Babcock, in the
Leet & Stocking order business affairs.
Grant wanted Leet to leave New York on
account of the scandal.
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Colonel JOHNSTON leaves for Europe. Go Sc
ir,
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@NHDLn WITH illiam VI. Led
.'A "I> arrested on saturday 10y Sergeant
i!5|. charged with a>>tulting and beating
."fa ). Murray. Murray WAS bound over
saturday Tor thirty days ior being drunk
"t un1i'Ir to lake care OF himself. The case
" III probably be investigated this morning.
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PANTS, OILS, Hc.

WHITE LEAD,
s tons LEWIS'S PURE WHITE LEAD,
3 tons MATOACA WHITE LEAD (warrantedl.
40 barrels LINSEED OIL,
s barrels SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
PAINTERS COLORS, VARNISHES, &C.,
for sale by .."
PURCELL.LADD & CO., Druggists,
1916 Main street,
og rfa
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Best Anthracite Coal, for basc-burning and Other
stoves. now on hand and for sale at c. ii. PAGE &
Co.'S, Nineteenth and Cary, or 7os Seventh street.
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Six oil-paintings by JOHNSTON given away every
night; IS cents admission; Virginia Hall.
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JoHNsToNs Tour of Europe; everybody pre-
sent; all for rs cents; at Virginia Hall.
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fe 2o-lnl


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, No; isa, ia dated
fhe Rank of Commerce. Baltimore, subject TO the
order of Joseph J. Goudman, OF Bowler's, Va, has
been lost or s,oen and the public are hereby warned
against negotiating the same rs dupcas mas oeeh
issued. ihh its-a"o"
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Virginia Hall to-night-tour Of Europe and pres
ent for everybody. No blanks Admission, o5 cents
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rJ'O CONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY.
A saving guaranteed by the gsc Of

saving guaranteed by the USE Of
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATISG OIL.
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
scrption; free from all Impurities; warranted not
to heat or gum. -.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold ny US
differs from all other Lubricnttn9 OitS sofa IN nnS
nuttrkef We are the sole agents here for the sir~
ciuia Natural Petroleum LubricaiDg OH ever! par.
rel of which sold by us bearing our brand mus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating Ol, fur-
cell Iadd & Co. Agents. Richmond, Va
There are 4 plenty Of so-called LubricatinR Oiis
offered under llc lure of low prices they are WORTH
less and positive injury 10 machinery, ns nins IN IN
their use will tell. good lubrcating ot s9cn rs
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LIZ
BRICATING OIL, IL a positive economy, prevent
ing heating cumming and consequent arrlng anu d
wearing OF the machinery-a saving OF power an1 ~
ain In speed. Purchasers will bear In mlnd tnat ~
is not alone sufficient t0 procure " natuFai pcLu"
lcum" 1t must be If the proper spec,fc grdTgliig,
like the Vir0inid Natural Petroleum Lu6rtcdttng
OIL and like II undergo the procsss qf puTyGcdIion
9RhoM Chemicals, and be rendered satfGeiy y Se rec
from grit or gum. This oil Is not adected by en
tremeS of temperature, standing alike heat or Soia.
II is, i'm word, the CHEAPEST OIL, and combines
more of the requisites Of good lubricatof IMAM any
oil offered In this market. sra i. 49,. i.
Orders addressed to us Will receive prompt atten'
ton, and he shipped In goo.l tight packages. 9l7H
fe ,s3n - - Richmond. Va -.
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Latest News from Washington.
Mcssrs. Dawes and Gnrficld's Position
towards Grant.

WASHINGTON, March 16--A report having
been circulated that Mcssrs. Dawes and Gar
field are concerned in m anti-Grant move
ment,and as much interest has been manifested
on the subject, it is ascertained on inquiry
that Mr.. Dawes said to-day to 4 senator that
while he had no political sympathy with a
minority of the Republicans in the Senate,
the course pursued by the majority towards
them concerning the investigation of alleged
abuses had excited his sympathy.
General Garfield said to an inquirer to-
night that he was not aware of ever having
said word that could be construed into hos
tility towards Grant, and he also remarked
that he, like Dawes, had always been in favor
of the fullest investigation of charges affect
ing the conduct of public affairs.
Sumner "Going Back " OH Grant.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The New York
Tribone's Washington correspondent has in
formation from an unquestioned scource that
Sumner has consented to preside at the Gin.
cinnati Convention.
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JOHNSTON But one week more at Virginia Hall
Everybody gets 4 present: no blanks.
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Go and get a fine picture by JOHNSTON for 2j
cents.
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A pPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
n PETERSBURG, VA,

MANUFACTURERS OF
NEWS, BOOK. AND WRAPPING pApGEs; n;Et srs
c,ithEi attenf,nn1' Neil WAlNE D. CO.,
no rs Grocers and Commission Merchants,
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En2l land.
REPORTED RUPTCRE WITH URAGUAT, &c.

KEFUkIEU KtFIl RE VIII UhauIAl, 6I'
LONDON, March 1G.-It is reported that
England and Uruguay have come to All open
rupture, and that all friendly relations be-
tween the two nations have ceased.
The iron-clad man-ofwar Lord Clyde
twcnty-three g,ns-iS ashore in the Mediter-
runCan.
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TIE TOUR OF EURu"E-JoiNsTOT-lots Of fun.
The last week, most positive.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old @E6
Il Dominion Steamship Companys ele-s - szsssgssss
CANT side-wheel steamship WYASOkE. Captain
Couch, will sail on TUESDAY, March 10Th, at Il
O'Clock NJ. Freight received until II A. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south:
e;st and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, S12; stecrage, So. round-rlp
tickets, 500. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
NH lS-ot No. 3 Governor street.
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$4,000 o ds LIMP Good in csr sHms o1 s,ss50 of sS0
real estate L. b. NEWBURS,
nih 1s-3t 1914 Main street
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TOR NORFOLK, PO ORT SstTsI
L MOUTH, AND DWAY-LANDINGSSSs:sss SSssa.s
ON JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PALl.
SADIE Captain NELSON. will leave her wharf lat
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company's sheds
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATEkDA1
at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ. Freight received every Gay from
must be prepaid Apply to agent on wharf or cap
tain OH board. de 10
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MILITARY NOTICES.


co 900 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
cDC3OOO ESTATE. Apply to .s..
RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH ls-tt lib Main street.
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H' r,,r WIS continued until Tuesday, and
t"I>'i iJi,"d tnlil that time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

As
ot" AIT Ma, ." F,e VIZ oe held at Delaware
Nt""o' h"ai Jefferson street on to- morrow al
Ter . ,1"a' ~, at " +. .t' ,'s a.,
MI pee 'p@' CHnIch heV Jacol
NJ, f''''' ''' ''es AZ ~ q a. W. aud ']g'
p.s.,r " Sr,i, f. Ioi NnH'S W hsE; H. " Todd
p.,,Is 20, a. "a; alu - IN Aonn.
q $50, J,',,S "a" n, tS'ehuEs' al d.
p,." ~" '.,,,! t XIV" AZ y \ " anu L. NJ
Scott NJ + Cinrch Raw ~ AT ra43',.,.
p. Nu.' =. Hnurcli; new L. Iompklnson.
SstEr u. az 4. NJ and u p.
,u,ir, -. ~ AZ h-A'"yer meeting Frda,
o'e"nie' a. o'io0A' ,.,
prasaii,,, az, M n ','"'n SUM Iast"i'
49, fi',t n q - - J., W, ,l'N T. VI SERVICES
EmNnrti' n Gi,aasi H.. IL II
H., ipm"'ii Va i' ,naio'' htN' H. II; DAVIS,
i0I% 4 n ma : p n I'oV7 services
w; ~ NJ ana t. T. VI SLDhath School at
~, .,,-,,.,,. =,
n 49, q A. - i'''' l. huhter' lO54
Ms,n,v Cia,.i '' ,,,,,,.r ,.. ,,..........
nai'eN ohaiel' corner o. t'd,mont Avenue
t'i' u 9Is'e' ne' y. az ~ J. and ~
ma" snnd,v s,1;,'I a, a. ~ Nv '' ~ fort-
p,ea ,.'o W. f. IN rev mas Hi.l Pastor
N',i't7 -. y Ign J. - aHI ~. 7.
,,'ali oaJl'i A. E'' rev, IT, d. Watson
W,.t II I,.',, T'.,. 10 ''n';
Isr.istowi. MJ Mi. NM, j., ~ OF
| "a VI P'''"'' 'hhorluW al ~. d!
= 49, H., 81 ~. W.
| Eoun ,,ss,,r St,f ,'.' ",' - H. Ne
| p. NJ lev Gay'or1 + V a. >, m a. ~. w. ana g
evening '' P'o"'i Ia 'l'e
Hanover Street Chn,h. q ,..nl iine STRAIT,
preacl,in,, 10 morrow nv H.. a,.'S streets
| Itrks az l0'. NJ AMI v ~ aSette
| school Al @ o'.lnrk A II IL SaD"A'h
Central Chnrrh r. 1 - o.,i.
service. at ln:,A NJ ana p''NHoy' pastor
oliyet pre.I-4Et,ri'n a '.i, VI
| Chestnut strsets ~ 'Ui ~ 81 ADAMS ADAMS ana
and 7t,P N Stmiay .c Il W.. ',e 10 va; A. a.
up. NJ ''' WIS at o a NJ ana
calvary Churcl Al and y..,.i,,..,,. ....
Rev. Geo. Latimer he. star SnnEdaY streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

To Tie Eddor Of lie Commercial.
wish the COMMERCIAL would direct public at
tention to the great nuisance that some of the
Wilmington grucers intct on the community by
filling up their sideSalks with sugar barrel. and
maekere casks, aud by hanging greasy hams
and dried beef on their door jams 20 that the
passers-by are liable to have their clothes soied
and ruined by these denominations 1t is HIGH
young lady was passing by a corner grocery
when gust OF wind took her hat OF
into the air. 1t came down, of course.
into barrel of macaercl and brine and was rn-
med Gentlemen frequently strike their hats
against meats hanging Just high enough to do
effective damage to that article of apparel of
course new hat must he bought This is. GER
tainly an annoyance to the owner, though it NAV
please the matters it is a matter OF complete
Indifference to the owner Of the Offending hams
enter my solemn protest against grocers oc-
cupyng any more sdewalks than otter classes
oil merchants. HOUSEHOLDER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

Mr. Duwufi-l Resident of the association that
Is considering The prospect Of building all Israel
10 synagogue IN NpnI g'un, and Joseph Row
is 81 cr,tar The l-ipelites Of this city, and
thrlu are qutu a Guluher If them. have long felt
the wa tui hOn-e Of worship. The gentlemen,
Connected with the movement intend to push it
along to a succt sriul issue
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

SALE OF A DwEILINa-Amos Harris has sold
the dwelling No. ola Lombard street. to Eliza
NJ. Cloud, for $500. Mr.. Harris will erect a
new dwelling on lot owned by him on Sixth
street between French and Poplar, and oppo-
site the Wesleyan Female College,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

~ Ertensipe Furniture StoFe.-The attention Of
tie public Is called TO the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. q j. n. Hartman, No. AZ
King street There Is nothing equal to It In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dated 10y this old and reliable nrrn. They MAXI
ther own goods and sell at prices low as the h,s
/. uacs In the large cities