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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
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LNoR RE>T-A large third. story front room and |
Il communicating room for rent W 2 board ,iT r
mar19-3t' Cos MARKET ST.
EoR RENT-The elegant HOUSE. No sO1 IN |
H Washington st. Possession March 25th aI |
Apply TO ID. T. HAWKINS,
marriott No. 4O4 Market street.
INoR RENT-Two frame houses one mile Nss
mari9-tf ''''''''' THOMAS WALTER.
VNOR RENT-That beautiful suburban rest. m
II dence OF Mr.. ID. Mcdaniel with about 100 ELI,
acres OF land for further particulars apply TO
MARLIN M, NJ CHlLU ca, No, 4W 7th st.
INOR RENT.-A three story brick dwelling con-
H. tanning ten Rooms; water, gus and BATH front
and side yard, nigh ami healthy location on Gipln
Apply TO HENRY ENGLISH,
hsrs-f LOO West street.
VNoR RENr.-A COAL AND LUMBAR YARD.
II coal and lumber yard, with ample room,
will be rented, adjoining the ship-yard formerly OF
r. G. Moore, at the foot Of Fourth street having
landing ON Flth street wharf, and al thu r. W. b.
Il. r., on sixth St The lot runs from Fourth street
to the RarOad at sixth street, with an office on
CHARLES MOORE, 4l9 X. Fourth 81,
or to W. MCCAULLEY,
marS-u Cos Market street
NOR RsNT-stOre and cellar No. Coz Market 81
IL Apply to JOHN MCLEAk sun,
mar1-tf COZ Market street.
VNoR RENT The large, new throe-stOry IN
II BRICK DWELLING, No, 1913 West street. LEI
W. X. IL. CAUSE,
mn5n Cor Front and West.
EoR RENT.-The dwelling at southwest corner
sAMGEI McCLARY,
feb2s-f 600 Market st.
FHNO RLNT.-A nne, large ONCE, first floor front,
Il with back room II desired, On Market street,
above Tenth. Apply at -
feb29-tf THIS OFFICE
| ELEGANT third and Fourth stories, over
| II Garrett Kent Il Co.'S new store shipley street.
auOve Second, to let for light business Also, Ofice
/ suitable for accountant clerk or insurance agent
Apply to Ian2O-tf GARRETT, KENT 4 co.
LNoR hENT-And beautifully situated on a
! H. Market st., a four-story BRICK BUILD III
Nc, between Ninth and Tenth streets, west side,
| No DO Heated throughout by an approved heater.
feb2O-tf VII Market street.
NTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-situated at
| w South end Of Market 81. Bridge. Apply to
feblI-u CHAs. WARMER co.
ENoR RENT.-A truck farm, from fifteen to TWEEN
H. tynye acres, within ten minutes walk OF Third
street bridge. Land OF rst quality, with good build
feb14tf THIRD AND LOMBARD SITS.
IGOR RENT--The stone dwelling house. sss
II No. 1917 Delaware Avenue, cor. Broome st. Hui
Apply to M. M. CHILD CO., or TO
feb1-u ELI GARRETT, 1904 King st.
NOR RENT.-Large rooms in Sd and 9TH stories
IL of the " McClary" Building, over stores No. Cos
and 9, Market st. Good Market street entrance.
tebG-u S. Il 7. McCLARH.
INoR RENT.-House No. 9l5 Delaware Avenue
H. with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and also
Will sell a frame building rear OF the lot, bull
M. M. CHILD a CO.,
No. West Seventh street,
sep l6-u Wilmington, Del
nFFICES FOR RENT.-Three ofiices for rent ii
" Allmond's Building, Eighth and Market Sta
Apply to w. ii. ALMOND a BRO,
feD2l-eod-u Eighth and Market SITS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

Remaining in the Wilmington (Dslaware) Post
Office March o. 1872.


Office, March ., 1872.
Allen & Go. Moore, Mary
Archer. Mary Morris, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Geo. Mercer, Lizzie
Anderson. John II. Miller, Stephen
Adams, ]. A. McFarlane, sallie T..
Aber, Mrs. Priscilla D. Miller james
Alrich, W. A.. Mcguire, Lille
BOYLE, Anna McOalien, IhOs.
Beeson. David McFadden, Terrence
Black Julia AIivin, S. Il.
Bracket, Luzerne A. Pennington, lydia
CALDWELL Ann PAINTER. John IL.
Cotton, Kate Reid, Alfred q.
Clark, j. Richards, g.. p.
Caldwell, James Rothplek +. J;
Conely, John Rcbinson, Nialater
Carver Lizzie Robinson, Mrs. Henry
Chandler, Rachael Space, Alfonso
Dugane, @. Il. Skinner, &.
Davis, Sarah O. Small, Mrs. l.. W.
Dixon Thomas Stoltz, @.
Evans, Rachael Stewart, Mrs G. d.
Farrell. Bridget Smith, James II.
Frank, Jacob Swaney, JAS
Finigan, Thomas shepardron, Mary L.
Harris, Charles Shields Mrs.
Hughes James Sadler, Patty j.
Hutton, j. l.. Scharn, VIM.
Hurst James Trumbower, Eli @.
Hammond, Il. Iippit, Amelia
Hanyer. JACOB Thomas, Jas II. ~
Higgins, NIittie Theragood J. Il.
HILL Samuel f. Torbert. II. Is.
Harrison Thomas Tayler, Mrs. NJ A
| Jackson, Elizabeth True. Peter
Krume Henry Johnson. James
Kaighn, w. S. Turner, VIM s
| Linden, Ernest Woodward, David
Lemon, John j. Williams, Geo (2)
| Lemon. Jacob Williams Hannah
Lane. Jane A. Wilson, John Il Edward
Ladner, Miss L. Walton, Lima
| Lankius. Susan Williams Mary
| Mendinhall, Beulah Wiley, Maria
| Moore, Amos Walker VIM, II.
| McCabe Mrs Chas. Weldon, Rachael
| Mullen, Edward L. Waram, Pullman
| Moore. Geo. 4. Walton Sillie
| Meade Mrs Julia Wileby. Susan
Mallalieu, John Iea6er. ID. A. .
Journey, George JAS. LEWIS L. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

ATTENDANCE AT THE ScHooLs.-The following
divisions in our public schools made 100 per
cent. of attendance. yesterday Miss ConDer's
Miss Aliens. Miss Pugh's and Miss McIeod's,
School No. Z; Mise Guthries and Miss Lacklens,
School No. H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

CAR SHTrstESTs.-Th Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co.. shipped, to-day, a mail and passenger car
to the Sussex r. r, Co New Jersey They
shipped yesterday, two Pullman palace sleeping
cars 70 the pennsylyania Railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
Avoid Consumption.

No enemy to the hu nan race is more to be dread
ed and is more nsiduus in its p,rOaches than the
too fatal destroyer OF heal,h and happiness of
myriads-" Consumption In Its ghas'l ylOrm y
Tie duty Of all is TO guard against its irst
advances This may be done by the timely use OF
DIR. II It's EXPEC1ORAhT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

Call aud see sdBip'es ask prices, and inquire
on other points, at the COMMERCIAL job ONCE, If
you want any printing done. Frank g. Ferris, Su-
perntendent, devotes himself exclusively To the
charge OF this Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

CLEANING QUA mud dredging machine is
at work cleaning the mud away from the wharf
of the Wilmington Reading Railroad. 1t has
been at work along several of the wharves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

tS-EVEvING CLASS IN ORA WING is changed
Flower Painting In water cOOrs, MOnochrOmHtlc
and Pencil Drawing. on Wednesdays and Fridays,
any time between S, A NJ, and 4, z. NJ.
A. 7. SCOTr 4nh u. Fourth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

There will be an ordination to monoy Crhurs
day. morning at st. Andrews church Eighth and
Shipley streets. Services at lOl5 o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Butler is expected to preach the SER
mon: also service at four o'clock =. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
FOR THE SPRING.

With a large and skilled force of wOrknIen
under the supervision of MIR. GRlbraIthi
with n tremendous assortment of Gold
Bronze, Plain Tints, SRtins, White Blanks
Bun Blanks, Brown Blanks, nIOuldings, Deco
rations and Paper HaBEings of every descrip-
tim, aud Window shades OF every variety,
from the plainest to the gayest patterns;
with an arrangement by which we show
Paper as il appears upon the wall.
We feel confident that we can please all, and
would invite the public to inspection OF our stock
before purchasing elsewhere, and to come now and
get the first selections, and avoid the great rush
which we anticipate in a short time.
We make and letter Store Shades to order, ant
can furnish them very low, and guarantee satisfac
ton, as We do with all our WORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

Waterproof cape lost.
City Item-Mustang Llniment
Panorama at Odd Fellows Hall.
A Revolution I'm House Painting.
Spring opening-Quinn & Bonrer.
Hardware-Trnman n Shaw, Phlla.
Carriage painter and trimmers wanted.
Stocks and BOnds-,Iohn McLear a Son,
Meeting Of Mechanics Loan Association
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

An iuebnated man was arrested, last eve
ming for making an indecent exposure of his
person, on Market street. lie was hued 80 and
co ts
Three cases for drunkenness were heard, and
the usual tines imposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

DR.. VIM. n. Tuu:-Dear Sir-Will you please In
form me at what Druggist, In New York, can get
your ExpectOrant, as can use some OF It to advan-
tage, having the effect Of 1t on friend OF mine?
am fully satisfied that il has hut to be tried to es-
tablish its me It's 1t works like maglc What Is
your wholesale price, delivered In New York? Let
me know where II can be had for the present In New
\ ork, and Will communicate fu; Their with you at
another time. Very ruly yours,
W. Ii. BARRON, 90 Summer St.
49,, .-,,,,r,.,, g., -, 49,, -, -, 49,, ,,e.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
FIRsT-cLAss FURNITURE.

VIII he sold at 800 Washington street, on Thurs.
day, March 2lst, 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ The per
sOnal property OF DR.. James A. NOwland DECEASED
consisting OF the following, viz:
IN PARLOR-One sofa, six wall chalrs. walnut
covered with wine cOl0red terry one marbe.ton ta
ble, nrst-class pier glass, table, Also one Due
toned piano. BrHssels carpet nearly new, on the
OR
ENTRY-oil cloth, carpets, hang ng hat r4ck, stair
carpet ana rods.
DINING ROOM - Extension table mahogany
book case, dining chairs dishes, one plated SET u
tea-waTe carpet on the Moor.
KlTCHEN-Oue cook owe and fixtures, tubs
buckets, pans, &C., &c.
SECOND STORY FRONT RoOM-First.class wal.
nut chamber suit, carpet on the floor.
BACK ROoM-one fine cottage suit, carpet on
sITfiNG RooM-Chairs tables, lounge crib and
cradle, comfortable, blanket sheets, sc &C. Mat
tress
CELLAR-'ce chest lot Of potatoes, coal, &c.
AL FRED c. ROWLAND,
mar'6it Administrator.
Public Rhle of n House and Lot,
No. els hipley street. between sixth and Seventh
WIN be sold on the premiss s, on FRIDAY, March
22nd, 1872, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, this fine, eligible lot
with frame DWELLING th reon, In the very heart
OF the ely. The lot is 1917 It front by 95 II deep
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent OF the purchase
money 10 be paid when the property Is struck oil;
S. 900 can remain en- bogd and mortgage; balance 10
bankable notes Of three and six months with ap-
! proved end rsers. marl6.l9N
An
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

EK-TAs new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
has a well deserved popularity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20


Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings at the Auction Room,
6g5 Market street. mOyl0u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

U-Ihe "DoLI4AR REWARD SOAP" washes the
finest laees without injury and renders all articles
as clear and bright as new.
WIN. ii. ALMOND d BRO, Agents for wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

DIR. TUFTS nAIR DYE Is HARMLESS.
marl6-Oodlw-ltW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
II w. sTIDHAm a. BON,
Real Estate Agents q Auotlonesrs
No. III kast Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON Dn

Public Sale of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture.
The subscriber will sell, at public saloon THURS
DAY, March 2tst, 1879, at O'Clock, 2. M, at his
residence, No. 1871 Market street. Wilmington Lei
The following household goods consisting In part IS
follows: 3 air OF bedsteads, beds, bureaus, Two
OF them dressing bureaus; lot OF washstands,Wash'
towel and pitchers, one large book case, one sofa
one lounge four sofa Oh IRIS four stoves, one eXen
sion dining table, wnusOr chairs cane seat chairs
quantity OF straw mating, one refrigerator, tade
ware, also many articles To tedious 10 mention
ma is-Bt Il. q. SEWALa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
Public sale of Household and Kitchen Funl'
lure.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at hls rel,
dence, No. 403 West Fifth street, on TllukSDAll
March 2lst, 1879, at 1 O'clock p. NJ, the following
household goods in part as folloTs!-b dsleals,
mattresses, bureaus, washstand, chairs, tables W.
cane rocking chairs, one sofa, rocking clal hlhls
shades, looking glasses, two paror stoves BfusstlA
ingram and rag carpets coal oil lamps and can QUE
waiter, one china tea SET crockery ware, coln,s
horse, clothes baskets, market baskets, tu0s DlOA'
cts, coal kettles, sideb0ardi also, many AlccS
too tedious 10 mention. ... ,,.,,,,
marl8-3t SAMUEL HANNA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

as clear and bright as new.
WIN. ii. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
NOW oPBE.
The undersigned is now ready to supply his GUS
toners and the general public with
BOOTS AND SHOES
for ladies' gents and children, at tn lowest prices,
and Of the best quality at his old stand,
NO. 2I6 WEST SECOND STREET
Also, custom work attended TO promptly, and with
a desire to give satisfaction In all cases.
DANIEL McCUSKER
No. ZIG West Second street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

TBNREASUREH'S OgEIIE
l. OF WILMINGTON WESTERN R. r. Co.,
WILMINGTON, Dbl, March 9th, 1872.
TENTH INSrALMHNT.
Notice is her by given that the Board Of Directors
have called the tenth iustament upon the capital
stock Of the company, 90 per cent, OF s. per share)
payable at the ONCE vi tile Treasurer, Room No .,
Exchange building, on or before Monday, March
25th, loI2. JOHN +. MeLEAR,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Treasurer.
NOTICE DELAWARE LOAN ASSOCIATION
| ~ meeting of the stockholders of the Delaware
| Loan Association will he held on WEDNESDAY
March 20th, 1872, at O'clock p. NJ, in the Office OF
the Secretary, NO. 302 Market street second stOry
for the purpose Of receiving amendments to the BY
/ Laws. GEO. U. MARIS,
Inarl4-tt Secretary.
| TUNAKE Manifestations selling or dispOslng OF
| Il property must notify the Assessors, or they
/ Will he held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
| CHANDLER. 60 Washington street. North District,
| WIN. STILLEY, 21l Poplar street, South District,
Assessors. Sixth street is the dividing line between
the TWO districts. Jan26-tf
WoKKINGMEENSIs5 LET HNsTI IT, Iixo poo,,
No. 910 KING STREET (sRcoND FLOOR)
Open every evening except Sunday from to 10
O'Clock Daily and weekly papers and magazines
containing general mechanical and scientific infor.
nation. II Is also provided with excellent parOI
organ and other means Of entertainment Free to al
orderly persons. p BRENNAN, President.
VIM. II. CoNNELIA Secretary. febl9tf
XNATER DEPARTMENT..
w CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE
No. 1000 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb ist 1879.
NOTICE TO PERSONS USING THE BRANDY
WINE WATER
All persons are hereby notified that the unneces
sary waste OF water, or waste by eaky hydrants O
pipes supplying the same, will be held responsible
and made pay the penalty as provided by Section
Q. II. GALLAGHER,
febl-tf Chief Engineer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20

SPRING GOODS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-20
8oardina.

Advertisements Of three lines are inserted undei
this head three times for 30 cents.)
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-08-22
MIR. Cresvyell Boarding a LibcIler
I'm His Den.

Postmaster General Creswell made visit
to his old friend Chandler, in Michigan, two
weeks ago, and while there was persuaded to
devote little time to the discussion of the
political questions of the day. He delivered
two speeches, one at Jackson, the home of
Austin Blair, and the other at Lansing, the
State capital. In his speech at Jackson,
after giving an able review of the policy and
acts of the Administration, and triumphantly
indicating President Grants personal and
official character, he paid his respects to Blair
who had made himself notorious by review
ing the exploded Chorpenning scandal, and
attempting to implicate the Postmaster Cen
eral in a contemplated fraud. AS reckless
as Blair has become, since he deserted the
party that has made him all he is or was, he
has not dared to charge that any fraud upon
the Treasury was committed, but only that
one was intended by the Postmaster General.
To that phrase Of the charge, Mr.. Creswell
addresses himself and exposed its absolute
falsehood by official documents, and leaves
Blair not one inch Of ground to stand upon.
He strips him so naked that his friends are
compelled to come to his relief and charitably
hide his shame. A more pitiable object than
Blair has become since he left the hands OF
Mr.. Creswell, it would be hard to find among
all the Greeley gulls.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-08-22
IL Greeley Author of the Ameri.
can Conflict!

The only way of escape Mr.. Greeley and
his supporters have been able to find from
the damaging consequences of the editorial
record of his political views with which the
country is flooded, has been to deny that he
was really editor of the Tribune, or RESPONSE
BILE for its opinions. The cry of " on to Rich
mond," for the determination not only If
Southern rebels, but even their wives and
children, the declaration that Grant never
had been and never could be defeated, the
secession articles, and everything, indeed,
that his opponents are using against him,
which the American people had supposed
were written by him as responsible editor,
are all repudiated now by his own paper, and
attributed to some penny-a-liner never be-
fore heard of. But, unluckily for Mr.. Gree
ley, many of these editorial articles are en-
bodied in his american Conflict, ;" and unless
his friends can prove that he is not the au-
thor Of that work he must still be held re-
sponsible for them. This is especially true
of his secession or disunion doctrines. The
proof is to be found on pages 35S and $50 of
Horace Grceley's " American Conflict, His
tory Of the Rebellion" where Mr.. Greeley
reprints one of the 7iibune's editorials Of
Nov. Q, 1860, only two days after the cleo
ton of Abraham Lincoln, in which he saws
"If the cotton States shall decide that
they can do better out of the Union than in
it, we insist on letting them go in peace. The
right to secede may be 4 revolutionary one,
but it exists, nevertheless. And
whenever q considerable section Of our Union
shall deliberately resolve to 60 out, we shall
resist all coercive measures designed to keep
it in. We hope never to live in Republic
whereof one section is pinned to the residue
by bayonets. But while we thus uphold the
practical liberty, if not the abstract right of
secession, we must insist that the step be ia
ken, if it ever shall be, with the deliberation
and gravity BETTING so momentous an issue.
Let ample time be given for reflection; let
the subject be fully canvassed before the
people and let popular vote be taken in
every case before secession is decreed.
A Judgment thus reached, a demand for sep
aration SO backed, would be either acquiesced
in without the effusion of blood, or those who
rushed upon carnage to defy and defeat it
would place themselves clearly in the wrong"
This evidence is even more conclusive
against Horace Greeley than an old copy of
the Tribune. For the dodge might be set up,
as we have said it is in some instances, that
Horace Greeley did not personally write all
the TiJune's editorials, and was only respon-
sible for their appearance in the Tribune by
reason of his character of editor-in-chief of
that paper. But Horace Greeley probably
did personally write his american Con-
flict," and signed it with his own name as
author on the title page, and at the end of
the preface.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-08-22
4 Cold Reception.

The Richmond UispGtch is Greeley organ
but it supports the philosopher because it be-
lieves he can be used by the rebel Democra-
cy, not because it has any liking for him OF
his Liberal Republican" satellites, and has
a very frank way of snubbing them. 1t gives
Mr.. Sumner n terribly chilling reception. In
deed, it rudely slams the door in his face, and
then tells him that his room will be better
than his company:
"Mr. Summers letter i characteristic of
its author. 1t indicates his egotisn and his
ignorance of the motives TO political action
He writes as if he could influence the entire
negro vote, whereas the fact is that he can
not control a thousand in the United States.
The negroes are going to vote for Grant. He
who supposes that many of them Will support
Greeley deccives himself.
I" To see sumner supporting Greeley seems
unnatural. We look upon him, despite of his
learning, very much as we look upon Cuffee
himself. We have no respect for Sumner.
He is 4 fanatic. His requirements enable
him to impose upon the ignorant, whilst he
must be the subject of the contempt of the
great LAWYERS who sit with him in the United
States Senate. y man who believes and
teaches. as he does, that the Federal Consti-
tuition is TO be construed by the Declaration
of independence, is not even fit to lead ne
groes. In fact, as we have already minated,
Sumner has some of the negro element in his
composition. They are naturally fanatics, as
he is; they are impulsive, as he is they al
low their feelings and wishes to run away
with their judgments, as he does; they are
unfit to make laws, as he is they need TO be
led, as he does. No amount of learning can
make negro anything but negro, and all
tho lnarpipr, IF loaraS him Summer
still. 4 ripe scholar and a most elegant
writer among our public men, he is, never
| theless, no part of statesman. He natural
ly belongs, like his negro proteSes, to the
4 party Of hate and prescription, and we have
! no words of welcome for him.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1872-08-22
An Honest Admission.

1t is not often that the New York World
does an honest thing even by accident. But
either accidentally or in moment of unusual
candor, it makes the following admission:
"We will frankly admit that we ourselves,
although supporting Mr.. Greeley, should be
unwilling to submit the financial policy of the
country to his uncontrolled personal guidance.
We have been strenuously combating his
economic notions ever since we came into the
arena of journalism; and it would be absurd
for us to profess implicit faith in his financial
wisdom, when, in fact, we have no faith in ii
whatever, and never had"
Business men Of all shades of political SEN
timent, or with no politics, entertain the
same feeling, and will act upon it. There is
not one shrewd intelligent business man in
one hundred who will vote for Greeley. They
would as soon trust the affairs of the country
in the hands of Tweed or Hall as the man
they have selected as the candidate for Pres.
ident.