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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08
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TNoR sALE-The very desirable three.story -
II brick residence, No. 9ol Tatnall street; ~ |
containing ten rooms,and all modern Improvements |
CHAS. X. JONES,
mpT-tf .sss lO6 Walnut street. |
WNoR SALE OR BXCbANGE.--A farm two miles |
II from Harrington, l70 acres worth 5000. VIII |
Address BOX SO, Harrington,
mys-1w Delaware.
WNOR aALE-Oyer Third Street Bhdge,a new m
~ brick vt re and dwelling. Sto'e room NIL
large; fir rate place 70 business: Also several
In different locations building lots especially win
GEO, Y TowNsEND,
implicit 4iO B. Fourth street.
AFOR SALE--soattergnod Alien, lO6 W. Front st.
is receiving large supplies of Baled Hay, by
rai which he Is selling at the lowest market prices.
leave your orders. apr24-u
ELEGANT SUMMER RESORT.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT FOR A TERM OF
YEARS. &
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS, near wilmington,
Del arge new hotel building; fine chalybeate
spring; bsautitnl aud healthy country
- The nep WILMINGTON WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD passes through the groun9s and VIII give easy
a cess by numerous tr AIMS. Cas- 70 be ruhnt'g
Apply 10 WIN Fell, 1870 South Front street,
Phi adephia, or Franklin Fell, on the premises.
apr PIN
NJ 6TICE-I have Tor sale very nne lot OF FIRE
~ WOOD, all hickory, which will deliver at two
dollars per load, TO any part OF the city my, yr,
mar221Hm Tatnall street, bel. Railroad.
| WINOR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE, ea
II within one square OF Market street: seven Al
rooms and bath; IN good repair. Apply at ,,t,,d :,
mario II TINS OFFluE.
| WNoR SALE "A store and dwelling, o. 2Q1 Mar
| II ket street. also bakery, store and dwelling,
I Nos 2O2 and 2t4 East Second street A fine resi-
, denee and eight acres OF ground on Union avenue.
I A building lot on West street near Eighth: -,
| A. II. GRlMsHAW,
| Real Estate Agent
mars-tf No. a W. Third st.
hNOR sAIE-I wo houses On Harrison street a
IT and Gpin Avenue, 10 rooms each; front Hi
and back yards; hot and cold water; Terms terms easy
/ IE#E Real Estate Agent
mar6-tf No $50 ". seventh St.
.IVNoR sALE-A 50 horse boiler and engine in
a, ,.,5a thorough =, order. Apply 70 an aAusR
NNoR sALB-The large threestory brick a
Il DWELL sG, on lot 26xs4 feet, on s. w LII
corner OF Fifth and Shipley streets. Terms easy
possession March Soth. Apply pPyypF 60 ,vprpp,s
anls If No. q1l W. Eleventh street.
NNoR sALE-HOuse bi7 West street. May be seeI
''' K Il. WARNER, JR.,
apr2,H Market-Street Wharf.
LNoR SALE-HoUSR AND LoTS.-one three sass
IL story orick house with two-story back E1
building No 603 W. sixth street, hot and cold wate
in Kitchen and bath room; heater in the CELLAR Il
good order.
one lot 60 feet 'front.' on Washington street. beloV
Ninth.
one lot 90 feet front on Linden street, sbov
Adams.
These lots are both in good location. The street
are curbed and paved, and no grading Is requiret
4 Apply to - W T; WESTBRook,
u marQsn or S27 Washington street.
/
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08
sitHatioas aud sltIp aBautea.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted nndes
this head twice for 70 centsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08
uUP TOWN SHOE STORE.

NTTAbs H. n u
Proprietor wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08
Auftiun Sales.
w. sTIDHAM a. SON,
real Estate Agents q AuctIoneers
Ne. III East Fsurth Street,
WILMINGTON DHl

Horses. Carriages, osc., at auction.
+ u sale for want Of use, q two-seated carriae
one or two horses, pole and shaft ntt half w1r
Wednesday morning, May sth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08

NOTICE = CENTRAL LOAN ASS . IATIo -
IN ANNUAL MEETING.-'Fhe first annual M et-
ing OF the ssockhtid rs VIII he held az the ofide
the Secretary, No. 49i Market street, on Friday
evening next. the 10th inst., al ~ o'clock. tlhe
Auditors will submit their annual report aud an
election for officers and Directors VIII he held
myg-bt DIT. HAWKINS, Spciy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08

STATE OF DELAw ARE, NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
Be 1t remembered that on this 10th day OF April,
A. ID Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty-tWo, person
ally came before me, Geo. O'Neill, Justice OF the
Peace for the County Of New Castle and State OF
Delaware, William Green, HowBrd L. Guy, Charles
Green and VIM. Wilson, Jr, parties to this certin-
cate, known to me personally to be such, and ac
knOwledged the said certificate to be their deed
given under NY hand, the day and year Aforesaid
GEORGE o'NKILL, j. 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08

NoTICE.-WilllRm Green, Charles Gree, and
William WI son, Jr., have this day entered into "A
general partnership under the lrm name of William
Green a Co., for the purpose OF conducting the gem
eral Carriage, Hardware and Iron business, at tine
SOuth-easterly corner of Third and Shipey Streets
Wilmington, Delaware, lately carried on by Green,
Guy Co.
Signed WILLIAM GREEN,
CHARLES GRREN,
WIN. WILSON, JR.
April 10th 1879. apll-eod-1s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-08
~ ANCR co. s s.

WILMINGrON, May 4tn, lelt
The Board Of Directors at a sta ed meeting, this
date, declared dividend of 1our per cent out Of
the profits of the past six months upon the CAPITAL
Stock, free OF U. S. Taxes yahe on demauu 20
the 81 ckhnde or their legal representatv sa ths
ofnce of the Company. No. COS Market street
my6-st b. L 9lLPIN, SeCy.
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DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

MIDDLESEA IULNIl.
Lowell had tweuty-four deaths last week, six
Of which were from consumption.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Rev. Joseph Lannan was installed as pastor of
the first Presbyterian,c church in Lynn afew days
ago.
Mrs. Ruth Holiday, the oldest person in New
huyport, died on Monday, in her ninety-ninth
year. She had ouilved all her relatives.
BRISTOL COUNTY
Mrs. Margaret Doyle of Taunton, on Wednes-
last, was seen to fall near her door in Salem
street, and was taken up and carried into her
house when sne Immediately expired. She was
in her usual health, and had Just returned from
mp town shopping.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

- FOR SALE-In Auburn, very desir-
S able Farm OF abort IS acres 20 acres of which is
wood land, said to be worth $500; cuts abuu5 40
, tons OF nay; good pear orchard and plenty Of
appes; summer ~ head Of cattle. winter more Good
house Of rooms; barn 3S So in irst-rate condition.
Price "a 500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

-. FOR SALE-One of the best Farms
E,ii in SuttOn-gj acres the best OF land cuts 50
Eili tons OF English hay. all moved by machine; keep
sSas1=l6 head OF stock he year through; large Two
story House. well arranged Or one or two families; barn
with cellar, carriage house wood house ice house filed
all the buildings thorough repsirstand in centre OF
fafm on high land: 80 in wood wen fenced with
superior stone wall buildings wor d more than is asked
for the whole, one OF the best bargains offered
mhl4 du l.. \. ELY Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

~ FOR SABE-FARM of "A Acres, in
Eiii the south part of Holden Is acres Of wood2j
$sliJ cords I'll TO cut and about O00O feet Of pine uW
49, bcr good land; plenty Of fruit trees; large Two
Story House rooms, in thorough repair; tlir barn;
cider mill; carriage house; keep 10 head OF stock the
year through: school, miles from church andde
L. A. ELY & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
miscellaneous.
ID o 5 T O f + | G e
Worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

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NorlhSrn Moty 6 ,oiy; '' Ne" i1'Mp
shIe, closes al oVu = NJ uuea ? N
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
The Department of Band and Orches
tTa1 TnctTu1n onto

viii be in the hands OF Mr., j. Il. Claus formerly d
rector OF military bands in the British army, and who's
Endorsements are Of the higest order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
LET NO ONE DESPAIR
RELIEF is AT HAND!

DIR HILL has probably had more practice and expc-
renee IN curing Diseases OF private nature than gcurr
ally Edis to the lot OF any plly -ican and within the
last seven years he has donbt cured of
dhcut cases OF private discgscs-Such require prac-
ucal experimentation an the otner physicians il the
cry The reason Is that he applies himself the duties
OF ms protssion with untyng zeal and industry. in
inNeS lGaon of he disorder, to which he has confined
his whole attent ana has by this discovered
thll the old-ilshiOned mod OF dOctoring symptoms
only does not succeed wen as his plan uf attacking
lhe dlsease hrst-eXtnguish that, and attend tile
symptoms may best fit the case Ills medicines are
lree rom any nauseous drug and easy be taken
without interfering with the avocatOns 0fthe patient
Dr. H. would say that his medicines are free from mer
curry and all other poisonous drugs; they are put up in
a small and compact form, and be taken without
ietr OF exposure or hndrance from business and except
III cases Of Violent Inflammation, change of Diet is
necessary For further particulars please call at his office
Al diseases successfully treated, charges made
~ Or. MS vegetable syrup, warranted to cure Private
Diseases La les can have tie best of treatment by DR.
H. HIS remedies for females sent bl express.
Worcester. dim ml7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

NEM HAMPSHIRE.
The Manchester Mirror and American of Wed
nesday is mostly devoted to Straw and Roost
ers.
The Lancaster Gazette says four deer were
slain in the wood behind Mr.. n. H. Cones resi-.
deuce in Columbia, on thes3d inst.
The relatives of Gen Lewis Cass have agreed
10 place bis portrait in the gallery at Phillips
academy, Exeter.
The Congregaionaist church edifce in New
Market, which for some months has been i'm pro-
cess OF extensive fcmodeling being finished, was
Dedicated with appropriate services on Wednes-
day evening.
iic broke out Thursday morning in the
barn Of Mrs. Ellen Sheaver of Concord, DESTROY
inc the barn, ell and house, together with most
OF her furniture, two COWS and five pigs. Loss
estimated at $1,000, partly insured.
Capt. James Sherman, an old and well known
sea captain, formerly OF FAN River, Mass, drop
ped dead OF heart disease in his sittng-Toom AT
Meliden, last week. He was apparently in per-
feet health, and although surrounded by mem
bers OF his family, was dead when they reached
Inn. His aye was siXty-two.
Frank ABBOTT, Chauncy Miner and W. Rem.
1rew, were seriously injured by an explosion of
powder while firing a salute at Iittletop Tues
day evening, in honor of the election. All the
windows in the front end Of Thayer's hotel were
blown in at the same time.
Peter Jaunsen, Swede, was Irrested in Great
Falls, wednesday, on charge Of bigamy. I'm
der the alias of Chares Stevens he married a
girLHaIned MOulton in Portsmouth, LAST week
ri the same time having wife and TWO children
living in treat Falls.
The Corcoran block, a wooden building two
and half stories high, in Manchester, took fire
at about one O'Clock, Thursday morning, and
was totally destroyed. The fire took in the at
lie, and the flames spread so rapidly that the in
mates OF the building had great difficulty in
making their escape. A little girl about five
years Of age, the daughter of Patrick Biswell,
vino was asleep in the attic, persisted in the
flames The building contained six lenements,
which was occupied mostly by people of Irish
origin. The loss was upwards of five thousand
dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
HALV N l.. 60 n ID RID 5
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS

O. AL YIN l.. co ~ ID A r ID s
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner TNventY-secOnd 81.
Once No. Bowling Green, New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO BURRING PICKERS.
PATENT WORSTED BURRING PICRERS, IA.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRENG PICKERS. OILERS TO
attach 70 Pckerr. Patent Stee Ring and sod Packing
Burning Machines made Single and Double, for first
breakers WOOi CGrllng Machines; Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakers and hnlshers.
improved Steei Ring Feed Rolls plane ana tutcrsart-
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste busters, Cotton Gins Blow
ers. DC
Excelsiorl AT the International Exhibition in Lon
don, louz at Paris Exposition Of 1861 our Mes
tho Burning Picker received a PRIZE MEDAL award /:
A GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair, ib61-
and IN 1861. 1863, and 1870 the highest award.
At the American Institute Fair, 1863 cur Hurftng
Machine for cards awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
at all subsequent exhibitions the men EST AWARD
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST pREMUM
At American Institute Fair, 1863 ana 1870, our steel
Rim Feed Rolls received lst premium
At American Institute Fair, 1870 our Worsrd Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
III OUR STEEL R,EG BUHRNG MACHINES ARE TuF
oNLP SOLID PACKING BURgiEG MACHIEEs IN TINS MAE
KET WOrkmanslipand Operation are guaranteed
Our illustrated Catalogue can be had application
Prompt attention gwen all inquiries and orders by
30 ar a.. assh ~ 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
WORCESTER AND sPRINcFrE1n r1v,s,,,,

deaye worcester for Albany way stations ecou
pm. ' ''"V am and AS
For Albany texpress) 9.55; for New York and Allan,
SXpl lGs5 m and 4.d and 1885 p m New WY
SUNDAY man leaves at 1906 =. NJ Sleeping cnrs Iii
4.3O train ''' '"iilectihS win
leave Springfield for worcester at 2.0o -
d;So exp 2N5 exp, 400 $40 exp. M &i6ay Sg2da "a
SSg /" NJ sunday mail i235 N opd.y)
3ork osntrs Troy and Greenbush IIassoe Eirsr
Na,lr3aus. Al chatham wish The IIaricyr aud Ii,it
and Boston and Lebanon Spring Rqroaas A. ' w.,
line p WIN nc olaatonc Railroad 81 P!ttsfcId v|iS
Wy an North Adams ana Iiousatonir
A. MeStnSid with the New Haven and North On E
a. 5prngGed WIN the Hartford Now Haven and Snrii
M S u polnectleut River Railroads. At Palmer Win
Saf Se% ~ LONDON Northern RR At Worcester Junction
the rroSldence and Worcester Worcester ana
casnud anu Norwich and Worcester Railroads a
SCUM Fram,ngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
CONNECTICUT.


The steepl lie Of the Baptist church in Stoning
ton surprised the natives by coming down in
the heavy blow last week
Eleven capitol plans are on public exhibition
IN The senate chamber of the state house at Hart
ford
The Rev. T. 9. Jones, who died at Southingion
a few daysssnee, had been pastor of the Congre-
gatiOnal church in that place for a period Of
thirty-fiye years.
MIR. Walter c Miller, of MiddleGeld, one day
last week caught eight foxes, for which he re-
ceIyed sixteen dollars bounty at the town clerk
office.
fire in Higganum. Tuesday evening. de-
slroyed the furnace and foundry Of the Higga-
nun manufacturing company, which was well
insured. The loss is mostly in castings, pat
terms and machinery.
South street man, says the Danbury News
occupied the Sabbath 10 well meant but unsuc
ccssiul effort 10 kill his cat The South street
man is now aDed with an acute form of rbeuma-
tism, while the feline is sporting about the neigh
DOrll0od in a gay and heartess manner
Capt. o. A.. Y. Rose, formerly of New Lon.
don, was recently committed to Jail in Dallas
county, Alabama, for killing a negro. His
young and beautiful wife, says the Savannah
Republican, would not leave him, and accom-,
PANIED him ~ jail, where she now remains Hi,
friends claim that be was laboring under men.
tai alteration, caused by failure in business
Hartford water drinkers object to the supply
now furnished them, and are constantly raising
complaints that they find ees and other FISH
both dead and alive, in the pipes. The question
is, "whether il be possible 10 get pure water
from the bowels Of TalcOtt mountainP If not
the reliable old Connecticut river will be agar
called upon 10 "giye down"
Hustled Hobby, Greenwich miser, who fol
years has occupied a small farm house alone
aud has been known as a cattle drOver and by
shrewdness and penuriOusness has accumulate
fortune OF 500 000 died last week. He Deve
bad any Washing done, but put on an under gar
hent aud wore II till if wore out. One day las
MeeN a neighoor went to the house and knocked
eut gol h9 answer. He forced the door and
lvnu1 hiaeOus spectacle. Hobby was living on
pliaWuated sofa almost dead on The doo,
was cali which had evidently died NON nm,
ger, aud the body had been partiaii,, oo.a,, -,
several hogs which were also In tbe soon ri ~
pantry was used BY chickens for a yons, AZ,
undresscd pig was found in t.4 stove oye,, ,,,i
ltllc bits Of flesh had been cut out. Holm, ,''i'
in a diving condition from stroke Of p9rsivsig
sud was taken care Of by the selectmen AZ M,
death.
RHODE ISLAND.
Charlie Hubby, a Newport pilot, was browne
at Block Island Monday. The body was e
covered.
The amateur choral union, composed q
about twenty five young girl" with Miss Lizzi
Hutchinson ~ leader, has Joiued The JUBILEE
CHORUS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

t4ANNA4 " w OhCESIE X A IL
Il ROAD.-Arrangement of trains $50 @N hb-
Express Train stopping only at Woonsockct ma ~,
2.l5 p.m ~ as me- hfoNlcehce az
accommodation Trans will leave Worcester "a. rr,
pm SIM O0 " H. f'"o anu $50
;, Providence for Worcester and way stations at
III 45 m, and { .O5 m. S' at "4o ana
T, Ihe l4O a. m (ma and els m (exprcss, trains fo,
PROVIDENCE and the l0l5 M (eXpress5 and a. iUn
Fial.J Trans from Worcester, connect at Worrcsts,
11mlsu9h win trains to ana from Clinton FChtnrr9r
GoneoT5 s aux H9ntreal Nashua Lowell Lawrence
troy, Niagara Falls and points North or West "'ny
points. A"' " d" HI poftant
me worcester trains, except express and $50 n m
connect at Woonsocket Junction with tra 10 and i ~
Hartford and Erie railroad N Dost"h'
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave providence tor Waterford 800 a. m cn,roo,t
Norwich. 'us0' Iuthan and
Leave Proy,3e net 30 or TFIoyldenee at 225 p m
Leave Xbridge for Worcester al 545 am
nrans teaEe Milford for Worcester and Pro,,;, =.
& auS ii'gV a. M and % p Woonsocket for All ~
FORA at o.4d n M, and 80 and $50 D. M ''' NIL
w. ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
nj ARCH 4, 1872.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand an extensive list of Farms at prices to
suit ALL from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars, to Delightful County Estate for few thou
sands. Also, City Property and Real Estate OF every
description.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15

The barn of J. T. Taylor on Hog island
Portland harbor, was burned Thursday morn
ing at four O'Clock, with the crops contained in
it. Mr.. Taylor was badly burned in saving his
live stock.
The steamer katahdin remains fast in the ice
at Bucksport narrows, as does the tug Sanford
that went 10 her rescue. The ice is heavy and
piled up about them, 1t is uncertain when they
will get out.
The blockade on the European and North
American railroad has been broken, and the
train from st. John Monday, which has been
showed up AT marlborough arrived at Bangor
with the mails and nearly 100 passengers, at
] 30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The pickaXe brigade which cleared the track
on the European and North American railway oil
the ice, over one hundred in NUMBER worked
on the lower end OF the road all Tuesday with
ont any food, owing to the failure of a supply
train. They were nearly famished, but worked
hard Notwithstanding.