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LAUNCH OF RIVER STEAMER AT THE II. AND II
YARDS.
The Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co. launched
from their yards, on Saturday. an iron ferry boat
built for VIM NJ. Farr and A. Hickman. OF Phil.
adelphia. She is 1863 feet long. % feet inches
in beam Cos feet over ALL II feet hold and draws
about feet Of water. Her machinery coneistt
Of one inclined low pressure condensing engine
with cylinder 3s inches in diameter and s feel
stroke. Iu addition to the usual side saloons
she has saloon on her upper deck, 50 feet long
and will accommodate comfortably about 1000
passengers She is built ia water-tight compart
ments, three in number. Her name is the Peer
less.
1t is probable the Peerless will be charters
for the entire excursion season by the Gloucester
Ferry Co. and placed on excursion duty between
Philadelphia and Gloucester. She will be full,
completed by tho last of June
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR STuTs.-The genius of
Young America, about Sixth and Poplar is I'm
approachable. They dsdainfully iect the sports
and playthings OF former generations and adopt
others more after their own hearts. Now, here
are stills which used to delight the children in
their efforts to initiate the hero Of the fairy
tales in his journeys with his seven leagucd
boots. But our boys don't want stills. They
won't use them. They prefer a continuance Of
their own, which continuance consists of tin
fruit can, fastened to the bottom OF the feet by
means of strings, and elevated upon these they
proceed along tho street. making the airresonant
with their hOrrid gratings upon the pavement.
Just imaging an army OF these urchins dancing
gleefully around upon their cans, and deny their
genius il You dare II you do well send horde
of them after you to compel an acknowledgment
OF merit.
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U-A Fad Failing Out-It Is indeed a sad failing
out when after years Of the closest Intimacy The
hair parts company with the head. Fortunately the
lamentable separation msy be easily prevented and
the twain more closely united than ever by a timely
and systematic use OF LYONS KATHAKION, the most
pstent inVlgOrant OF the hair and promoter Of its
growth and beauty known to modern pharmacy. II
completely Obviates the dry and par he'd condition
OF the roots of the hair, which is preliminary TO IFS
coming out, by supplying the precise degree Of
moisture requisite TO Its preservation in healthy
state. IT is the only true dssOlvent and cvaporant
OF dandrun and other Impurities OF the scalp, whose
presence is injurious to the hair. AS beauther OF
the head the Katharion has NJ equal It not ony
increases the quanuty Of the hair but improves It's
quality Immediately, impartng q lustrCus appear
Ance ana silky texture which are exceedingly at
tractive.
Editorial Notices are so common that II is almost
impossible for editor to express his honest upn.
ion OF the merits of any article without being us-
pected OF Interested motives. This fact however,
shall not deter us from saving what we think OF a
attention has been recently directed. We refer 10
Or. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BI1TERS, a
remedy which IL making its way into more families
Just now than AL the other advertised medicines
put together. There seems to be no question about
tne potency OF It's tOile AMI Alternative properties
while II possesses tho 2reat negative recommends
ton OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral poi.
son. That 1t Is specific for Indigestion. Bilious
ness, Constipation, aud many complaints 81 nervous
origin we have reason 10 know; and we are assured
on good authority mat as general iiyigOrant
regulating and purifying medicine, /. has no equal
IL s stated that its Ingredients Contained from the
Wllds OF California; are new to the medical world
and 49, extraordinary effects certainly warrant tht
conclusion that 10 IS compound of agents hitherto
unknown II popularity Is any criterion, there eau
be no doubt Of the eficlency Of inc VINkdAH Bit.
TKRs for the sale OF the article il immense and con.
tinually increasing
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LOGAL INTELLIGENCE.



Wilmington foT Philodsphfd,
as, ala, 1880 a. m; 1870, 400, 400, hGa. Tie
l0.a0 p. m. Sundays $50, 1880 p. m
Wilmington for Ness Herk
1.s0 n m. 1220 and 6da pm.
Rilmington for Baltimore,
i25R. aOs and 1e.OQ a m; los and n1T p. m
Rilafrgton for Harrington,
12b5 m freight with passenger car attachedl and
le.l9 a m; SaS p m. (rhere is ALDO p. m. train
FilsAingtoA for coatssvile Readisae BstAleAsn and
Fottspifl&
es0, and io2ja m.i Las and 500 p. m. Sunday
train at a. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
90 l1.OO and 1lSb a. M 2sO, 400, 500, 100, 9eC
and ll.9O p. m. Sundays s.oO. il.9O p. IN
Trains asTiDe from DelaiSGre R. r.,
sOO{irom New Castle) 1O.l5 a M. ; ass 1000 p. m
The latter subject to delayH)
Trains arrive from ". a r. r. r.,
s15 and 1l.d0, a. m. AS and SIS p. m. SUNDAY
train at p. m.
"a See time tables for further Particular
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Hope Lodge, No 81, l. o. o. F., at Odd Fol
lows Hall, STd aud King streets.
Eden Lodge No. "a, /. o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No, 2, s. OF T., at 9Th
and Market streets.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me.
chAnics' Hall, 2l0 King street.
Rodney Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at 7O1
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, q. f., at Cool
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. Of p, at Knight.
of Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No 10, X. of r., at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building. 5O4 Market street.
American Artisans Association. at No. 4, East
Third Street.
Oriental Lodge, No. l, U. D., A. T. A. NJ, a
Masonic Temple,
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SHUT IN TIE TOWER
In Dungeon dark and dreary,
OF his lie and letters weary,
Sat prisoner ever signing
For the life within him dying.
Bitter are his lone reflections,
Rent lis tenderest affections,
Broke the ties to Earth that bound him,
Nausht but misery around him.
Lost to him the leafy bowers,
of his childhoods happy hours
Lost to him loves tender power,
In Dungeon Of the " The TOiGer."
Let us pity such a mortal,
Bid him enter this free portal,
Where no tyrant mOnarch's power,
Can prison make " Ou' IO,rer.'
Every one is free to come and go here as they
please, and we promise them for their trouble
a sight of such magnificent stock OF Spring
and Summer clothing that will well repay a
visit, from which it is easy to select great bar
gains, az we are selling all our new goods at the
lowest prices. Beautiful light cashmere sum
mer suits Ga special feature are being sold at
less prices than last season. Bennett & Co =.
Tower Hall, No. 5l8 Market street, half way
between Fifth and Sixth street, Philadelphia.
A LARGE LOT Of Hosiery from auction, a shaw 4
Drake's
CALL AT SHAW n DRAKB's, 2ls Market street, and
look AZ the striped silks, only &c, worth $40.
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THE INNOCENT DOVE. ~ A warm and angry
quarrel between two women broke the monotony
of waiting for the train at the p w. & b. depot,
this morning. A lady who was en- route for
Elkon was carrying with her, in cage, pet
dove, which, being observed by lady Of Teutonic
origin, she at once laid claim to as her long lost
pigeon Of course the claim was resisted, and
the quarrel which ensued was greatly reshed
by the bystanders who had gathered in a crowd.
Believing . discretion to be the better part of
valOr, the Teuton retired without an attempt to
enforce her claim with more potent arguments
II no other difference were observable the dis
crepancy in sex should have satisfied the mind
Of the claimant.
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Wheat is heading.

Wheat is heading.
The Aid aud Central Loan Associations meet
this evening.
The mosquitoes are growing troublesome
down the State.
Rev. Jas L. Vallandigham preaches and ad-
ministers communion in Smyrna next Sunday.
W. NJ. Kennard & Co., believing their stock OF
dress goods to be cheap, quote their prices else
where.
Quarterly Convention Of the Kent Comfy
Association Of Good Templars will be held at
FeEon to-day.
Letters of administration on the estate Of Re.
becca Walker, late of Mill Creek, have beer
granted to Rebecoa j. Brown
regular meeting Of the " Diamond State
Base Ball club will be held this evening at Head
quarters. full attendance is requested
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. of Smyrna fell whilst
crossing a room of her residence, on Friday
night, and broke her arm. She is upwards Of
| 10 years of age.
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and Mr.. Chalfant, both butchers from Union
VILE East Marlborough who attend the Will
mington market, had their wagons robbed last
week. The wagons were standing along the
pavement the customary way of displaying the
marketing for sale in that city, and while busy
with customers the stealing was done. From
Mr. Chaltants wagon $50 was taken and from
Mr.. Chambers bag of tallow- West Chester
Record
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At the hearings before the Mayor since yes
terday morning, there were two cases for drunk
enness. Fined. in each case, 50 cents.
Elizabeth Griffin was mp for an assault and
battery on Martha Anderson. Fined Il and
costs. and held for $500 to keep the peace.
James Phillips had hearing. charged with
a similar offence on Joshua Eddy, Fined 80
cents and costs, and held for $500 to keep the
reacc.
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~ NOIICb.
The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally to understand that, nOtwithstand
Ing the absurd reports 70 the c0ntrary-gotten up
and circulated by certain crOss-grained individuals
&C uated by malicious mOtives-hc may still be
found at his place OF business Nos. BIZ and 5l4
Market street, where he expects TO remain until IL
suits his pleasure to remove elsewhere, and from
which he doss not contemplate a speedy removal,
az he has i've years lease Of the premises.
Respectfully, etc,
CHAs II. NYE,
Proprietor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
paTlor
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CLOTHES SToLEE.-The house No AIS West
End street, boarding house kept by Mr.. E. M.
Spragne, was entered some time yesterday, and
new suit OF clothes, belonging to a boarder
named David W Baen, was stolen. The thief
was evidently, in need OF a suit Of clothes. only,
as there was nothing else taken
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RED MEN's HALL Goa meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Red Mems Hall Company was
held last evening, at the office of the Secretary,
3O2 Market street The first payment to the
subscribed stock was made. The stock has not
all been taken up yet, but sufficient amount
has been subscribed to warrant the success of
the enterprise.
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The Insurance Company OF North America, Of
which Messr-. Wooley * Van Trump are agents
in this city have already paid to L. +. Adair the
amount Of insurance against his recent loss by
fire This amount is s377.5n and not az given
in Mondays paper. This policy Of prompt pay
meLt Of losses il certainly commendable and
speaks well for tie company that does it,
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rrus TOWN sHoE STORE.

ENUP ToTE SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are ost respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WE 7 EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves t1at that i9 the place to get
baud made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
To order perfect tit guaranteed,
LADIES, MISSES, and Gu LDREN'S
machine sewed boots and shoes for 50 at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget to call and learn ms
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS.
Repairing neatly and promptly done
J. NJ HOLMES,
Ne. 10 West Eighth street,
marls-if I'D door from ShipleyD VIII, Del.
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PLEASANT TIME.-The anniversary Of Good
Intent Division. S. of T., held last evening, was
a very pleasant affair Several addresses were
made, and the music was of a very enivening
character and, OF course, the ice cream cakes
aud lemonade were much appreciated
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GN-SPRING C0ODS.-Mr. John IL. Nuhlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment, al ll5 King street.
has Just been supplied with nne stock of SPE1EG
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination,
just such stock as tasteful people Ike 70 examine
and select fem. Mr., MS. customers have the adj
vantage OF his 10 years experience IN the selection
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all means, call at his place
before getting measured.
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for SaIr.

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{NN 'ALi-A '"i ~ WI t,Ssst, ,ssr
,,,,. o., ts1, - an, o-a,,11o
r-ot,s,r,, p,.,, ., 80, ,,,,,,r.,, -,
oS sNIEIe" No OIL ' stGi, pHuIe1 MN al'Ie
% :, ~ m a,IiS a n nn.
~ - ' - - s
E7oB SALE or REST.-.Saloon, st bile and lot
4 n the Slltl sue oI {. arAet S-rtc, bddge'Wh-
"'"b'o"' "1i"""7' Afl"J W A rttApr1t
,,c, '. - r. .i1ana iI
myl'-oJ on Uc premises.
NOR sALE.--Twn large Ice chests suitable for a
Ft ~. elg t'o.N XXX insa. hto VIII &C. soiu
'' h ~. o"7.' ~ n.y. l i VII It
~ charcoal al in3 corner OF leHJh WY M4teet
e'.'e'9 NY 'o-'. 10 ~ u hi'7'
A FARM FOR SAIE.-The undersigned being
8 aaRgqd m ysrI eaA S e1 9l 10 d
n aI nSp p Tged IT eg s ra ~ @ tx
Seafori six miles from latter nlnre and one-half
mile from Nanic1ke river 1t is divided into i've
fields, tive Of which are well set in clover the land
being highly improved and well adapted to the
growth OF corn, wheat oats ana the grasses. There
are about seventy live acres In cultivation the bal
ance in timher There are on the place good apple
enatd. The buildings consist Of new iwostory
frame dwelling with single story adjoining. out
buildings sum tent and IN poui repairs l1u thrr
I'Iila,lon gwen on hPt"f'i9H 20 III u OF
N'u Mople'oi E"halEL htEpi
ny iy-o'' - " ''u' : a.
ENOR SALE OR RENT Iwo houses on So
4 Harrison street and Gilpin Aycnue, 10 E,al
T2 rooms f t front and nggE yards hot and cod
ia . ~ uasHaH ~ a#FHHrfa
h'ANo - i,niN . iNtslON!
..., nvu f;state hG.n1
,,,.,..,,,,, - ~ y, 80 w." ','
Gss ra,drnSs W. ' sS5 Ta,aaI street; a
CUAS. Il ZONES.
mp7-tf los walnut street.
Sou G,fEop t,-,,t, ,,J,r- -, -, 80, -, &C.
* SA-t. ~. hAOh A.',t "a iarnl d%o miles
~ nTih t,,ti' luz ~ aufss WeIth souUo WIZ
,t u '"o' at ''4' VI VN innSD ~ ny Property
mv3-iw DELAWARE.
,,;,, = !, i, - . -; -. =,
tVi' "a i.--oatteTsooi Allell, lUo W; front ~
r,u ,sii ~ NJ III i So Sui',es " leI nays ny
Also a nice lot OF Ilay loo q by tne ION. Cali and
leave your orders. apfgi III
- = 80, =. - -.
*, Il GAHi SSHime z RESORT.
YEARS
nRANDYwfNE SPRINGS. near WILMINGTON
nj ar,t, ,.,- 49, i " soih
so,in,,. hantIinI ai bnn,hy roEi n'e o"aSpe"'e
- he ,,s,c Wi Nj Nf9,riiN = WitsT-I,p,J pA1r-
ROAD asss trgt he roi, an, Vii I'LL iy i ~
access l,y uumrron. fr ins 80 ~ H., r,',s -
gyrlg In Iii,, !. B., ~ " w. '"'''''J
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MATTHEW ONEIL - HIS BODY FOUND - The
missing from his home, at 702 East 9th street,
since Sunday night was found between 10 and
IL O'Clock this morning, in the Christiana, near
Barretts wharf He was taken to his home
where Coroner Woodward will mold an inquest,
this afternoon.
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PosrAL AFFAIHs-A. W. p. Robinson has re-
signed the office Of POSTMASTER at Cordova in
Talbot county, Md, and A. Smith has been APP
pointed in his stead The office at Tayenners
Woods in the same county. is discontinued
Robert NJ. Smyth, Of Kent county, Nd, has
been appointed Railway Postal Clerk between
Baltimore and Canandaigua, at a salary of 81 200
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GW- Intensive Furniture Street.-The attention Of
ltpublic Ia called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture of j. d J. N. Hartman, No. 40
King street. There is nothing equal to it In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be accOmIno-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the best
houses in the large cities,
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LYcEUM P1c-NIc.-The Friends Lyceum Pic
Mic will be held, this year, on the 22nd of June.
at Chester Heights, on the Philadelphia and
baltimore Central Railroad. II party OF three
hundred is made up, special train can be OBJ
tanned Fare for the round trip will probably
be from 50 to 10 cents.
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Butter 45 to so cents N. Eggs % cts. doz
Asparagus 10 to 20 cts bunch. Lettuce to
IL cts. head, Rhubarb cts. n bunch Rad
ishes G cts Onions for cts. All kinds Of
meat al the usual prices shad abundant from
20 to 35 cts. piece.
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Coon Farm FOR SALE.-The farm, near Sea-
ford, belonging to Ezekiel Reed, which is adver-
tsed for sale in the COMMERCIAL, is the same
that, last fall, produced 1870 bushels Of shelled
corn to the acre, mention Of which was made
some time ago.
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BADLY BUnNED. Mason Baly OF Kenton, was
caught in some bushes, whilst burning brush
last Friday, and was oyertaken by the fire. He
was considerably burned about the breast and
shoulders and would have persisted had not re-
lief been furnished him promptly.
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COLLISIONS on KING Sr.-The tongue Of q
Market Wagon tore the top of OF two wagons,
passing down the street, this morning. Conso-
quences: Sued for damages.
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENT. -Twenty-four crates
OF strawberries were shipped North over the
Delaware Railroad yesterday They were from
Norfolk.
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RECEIPT or MAcHINERY.-The Reading Eagle
Gays: Five car loads Of machinery, from VIII
mngton, Del, have been received at the Scott
| Foundry, this city. One piece Of this machinery
alone weighs COO pounds
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for Gent.

TNoR RENr.-A three-story hiicS dwelling, Hss
~ with two-storg hacg building, containing H.M
~ r0oms gas end hter front and side yard, on
Gilpin avenue hetWce Adams and Jackson streets,
Que square from city alrs. Apply Oh The premises
or 10 II ENGLISH,
npr2i-u 100 West aet.
ENoR ReNT-A large store-rOom with otfce
A. front, large yard back with stabling for six
hUTses Apply 10 T.. WORRALL CO.,
4l9 W. Front street. or
apr22-tf Z. c. Pierson (neXt door,
FNoR ltENT-Two frame houses one mile S..s
II from city limits. Apply 70 ElA
marl2-tt THOMAS WALTER.
VNLEGANr third aud Fourth stories, over
~ Garrett Kent Co.'s new store, Shipley street,
above Second 10 let for light business Also, once
suitable for accountant clerk or insurance agent
Apply to ian20-u GARRETT KENT n co.
NVTIARF PROPER 4 FOR RENr-Situated at
w South end VI Market St. Bridge. Apply to
fehiT-f CHAS WARNElt n co.
pNOR RENT -iousl No. 9i5 Delaware Avenue
\ with fifteen roOma in complete order; and als1
Will sell frame building rear OF The lot, built
for a billiard room apply TO
NJ. NJ. CHILD h co,
NO. Z Wast Seventh street
B8p i6-tf Wilmington, Del
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ChOfis;er-Notice.
$40 Ieward-I. II. Adalr.
Dissolutl n of Partnership.
NOtice-Wi mington GrStto.
Hardware-Truman a Shaw.
Lyons KatharlOn-Cito Item
Horse for sale-Western Hotel
Fair and Festlyal-Instltute Han,
Bonds for sale-John McLear A Son.
Dress goods-Wm. NJ. Kennard a Co.
White goods and Linens-J. w. Hunter.
Horses at auetion-Cfty Bazaar and Tattersall
Ptremptory sale-M Thomas SONG, Phlladel.
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Boarding.


ID OARDING "A gentleman and wife or few
HD single gentlemen can be accommodated with
board at myl9-3t' Ie5 JEFFERSON ST.
DoARDlNG.-A. 8 N. F0therelll having rented
Id the building at the corner OF Eighth and West
SITS formerly occupied by the Misses Grimshaw, as
a school, intend to open boarding house, aud VIII
be ready In a few weeks to receive borders
Table board also furnished apri0-tf
DoARDING-In private family; beautiful view
Id OF city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS, j.
mys-tf Wilmington Del
DOARDlNG.-Three or four gentlemen or GENTLE
I'D man and wife can pr cure board with pleasant
rooms Mt
my2Gt 1888 EAST FOURTH STREET.
DoARnING, for ladies aud gentlemen at
I'D mar2I.u al MARKET ST.
DOARDING--At
ID apr2.6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
TNRONT ROOM with board, for man aud wife, at
MARRIOTT 2O2 W. NINTH ST.
DoARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accoIno-
, dated with board at
febs-tf 931 WALNUT STREET.
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nGLR q HIIIILKR,
Reh. Gstate Agents a AuotioneeEs.
/ No. COS Market street, above sixth,
gns,spvUs Dvt


Large Sale of China and Decorated Ware.
on THURSDAY, May 10th. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
ana ~ r. M, and ~ evening, at our Auction
Rooms, consisting OF China, Tea and Dinner sets,
Fancy Toilet Sets Decorated Sets, Plain end Fancy
Tea Sets, Ewers Lava SpittOons, Covered Dishes,
Fancy Ornaments, Mantel Ornaments Vases. 10.
Large Lot of Glass Ware,--al line goods, the best
goods IN the Market &c., &c
These goods will positively be sold, as we have to
have the store room for large sale OF Imported
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tD-Pausphl 4 qad Book Work, Of all kinds, done II
the hest sfyle, az the JOB ONCE S. W. Cor. Of Flu
and Market Sts,,, Second story
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rsr-Bs % SHA " a BRAKES, 9is Market street
aud Rst a pair OF ltwO-huttoned Kid gloves, SLIGO
worth 81. Is; eYery pair warranted.
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Rfmaras.

& nn REWARD-f0r the information that
0p&Nbe will lead 20 the arrest and conviction
Of the person or persons who stole furniture from
my store on the morning Of the Dire.
Inyis-st L. +. ADAIR.
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ONE ENTIRE SQUARE

COVERING AN IMMENSE QUANTITY OF
GRAVEL AND SAND,
Bounded by Eleventh, Twelfth, ueald aAd Clay
mont streets, and by the p w. 4 u. r. R., and one
square on Head and Claymont street, and on Van
deYet nvenue.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-15

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