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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-23

QUE FRIEND Mrs. RANDOLPH. IS creating a rev o.
luton In tue photograph world by her elegant i'm
proycments. See the results at the LEE" gallery.
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NJ ELLYsoN 6 CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
bpIdny will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal of the country III regular
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COOK & LAUGurON Will sell at their rooms at 10
O'Clock n large lot of furniture, stoves. lmtcr,
groceries, sc.
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Mrs. RASpoLpH's latest styles of photographs
are only taken II the Il EE gallery, go Main street
t..cy surpass for beauty all previous efforts
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ADJorESEr-Thc grand jury Of the Hus-
tings Court, after finding number of true
bills yesterday, adjourned until Monday
nnNt
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B.T. ARCHER, 745 Main street, 10 selling pure
rye wniskcy-t'go years old-at S:.sU per gallon
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TOR NORFOLK, PO RI S.Gsft
E MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGsjsi2fzizk5Ss jsi2fziz =
on JAMES RlyER.-Thc elegant steamer pAyLti. y.
VlrDinia Steamship aud Packet Companys shedsl
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
II ei o'clock a. M Freight received every day from
must be prepaid. Apply 70 agent on Whars cr cav.
tain on beard. W0 -
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Tug With tow reported bound up.
nv rrIFcRApu,

FORTRESS MONROE, February cs.--The brig Ga
d,ater willie getting under way ye tetdsy morning.
drif,ed on the bar. The United States revenue
steamer Golilx went 70 her assistance ana after Two
unsuccessful stteIiEte succeeded III gcsang heS on
this morning without damage.
Ths cvlfax sa.ed so-slay Oh !. cruise 70 the Sepes
or Delaware.
arnrsI. ard hriy sfississippl, from Deinara7a-
nc Saeonuar Two Hsotaaf5 H 6sbcN ae ~ oast
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DEPAnTUREs OF sTEAsaERs.
DOR NEW YoRK.-The Old us59gn

L1UN NEW IOUNs-Ia ZIG OtU ~ EFM
L Dominion Steamship Company's ele-t
f;a sKrMas. win sail on FRIDAY, February 2sd. at
; O'Clock +. NJ Freight received until g r. d.
Through bills Of ladiDg signed, aud goods fos.
east, and west. Close connections made with Cunaro
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodaiions
unsurpassed. Fare, Si2 /; steersse, Vs. rounoru1p
rie.eis 8oo For freight or passage, apply 10
''e>e''' ~ JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
fos,ar No Governor street. So
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..., FEBRUARY %, 1872.

,.jE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
Mas LARGER TRAN THE COMBINED
.. ,., ,ryo< OF AL THE OTHER DAILY
..,-.,,rR!.> nF TIE CITY.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOR FOUR EVENINGS. COMMENCING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ?6TH.
First appearance OF the highly popular comedian,
mimic, and vocalist, and great original CAPTAIN
JINkS,'
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD,
ALICE DCESlNG Iingardl, and their superb
Company Of Comedy aud Operetta Artists, Is In
number. s.s
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7srH,
The performance viii commence with l.e amrsin9
one-act comedietta -
A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
Mrs. Fanny Grantley. Alice Dunning Uingard).
Supported by the Company.
10 be followed by the world famed
LINGARD SKETCHES,
inIroducing q porraliure OF the late ROBERT e.
LEE received throughout the South with the widest
demonstrations Of enthusiasm.
Concluding with the late T. W. Robertson's bcauti.
aiui three act comedy
DAVID GARRICK.
sanjra Ana lng9s ghivv, DunniDs Lingard
Mr. Smith, William Horace Linsard.
and \ magnificent cast
Entire change OF bill elch evening. Admission as
usual. Reserved seats 81 each. For sale by West %
Johnston, 1905 Main street, on Friday morning.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises. ............ $50 Moon sets........ Gao
Sun sets s:;o High tide... .........l.li
PORT OF Richmond, FEGaCAEY %, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Dell, BlakeInan, New York, mer-
c,t.nGIse and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
steamer ". Z. Clyde, Scott, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship aud PACKET
steamer Eliza Hapcex, Clifford, Norfolk, megchaR-
disc and passengers, L. Is. Tatum, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Palissde, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w. ?. Brett agent
-. BELOW.
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exercises were Lieutenants Imboden and
Jarvis, General z. T. Moore, Mr.. Charles
Purcell, Captain e. ?. Bigger, Colonel
Thomas r. Owens, and others.
For the success of their bal! the Blues are
in 10 small degree indebted to most eff.
cicnt floor committee, consisting of Lienten-
ant Imbodcn, Sergeant Thomas Blankenship,
Corporal II. II. Wilkins, T. P. Burke, r. Z.
Knowles, T. II. Montgomery, Thomas Ander-
son, W. d. Chcs.erman, c. II. Epps, and R.
{, Ellyson
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AMUsEMENTs.
pICHMOND THEATRE.

BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT RUT ONE
Of the celebrated operate ar.is!e
CAROLINE RICFliNGS BERNARD. Z.
FRIDAY EVENING. February 23d, wsii be pro-
sented he operate drama Of
THE ROSE OF CASTLE.
Evira with songs. Caroline Riciings Bernard
TO conclude with the musical bnrlctta OF the
BOSSY FISHWIEE.
Miss Thistlcdown with songs,
Caroline Richings Bernard
SATURDAY LAST FAMILY
MATINEE OF the season. Admission to MI parts Of
the house, 25 cents fe q s.
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After parade WAS dismissed Captain Bass
took his company Cbl on the square, and they
there fired Il >9iutc Of four rounds Of blank
cartridges in honor OF the hiYtil-d;ly Of WaSl!-
in@ton. Three rounds We're fired in the
style of veterans; the fourth, owing to the
unlimciy discharge Of a piece in the hands Of
4 recruit. was not 50 well done. This feature
os the celebration attracted great crowd
and excited a GOOD deal Of attention.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 LADY who has had expe-
w riencc IN = millinery strre Us ShLESWO.
but tirstclass need apply.
Mrs. B. ". SAUNDERS,
fc a3-3t No. 4G5 Broad street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, 100000 REED ROOT PIPE
w STEMS 10 inches, IS inches, and % inches
j. H BLAND CO.,
Wholesale dealers In Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes,
fe al-lw 1924 Cary street.
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WANTED, all persons in want OF
w LEATHER Of any description TO know that
we have In store, and are receiving from steamers
George i. Upton and Isaac Bell, large stock or
SOLE LEATHER, CALF-SklSS, &C., which We
will sell ut very low prices.
fc IL y. II. CHALhLEI u w.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
TIE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Extracts From the Great Dailiss
A PRov1so IN TARIFF REDUCTION.
IErnm the N. Y. Tlmea1


PRov1so IN TARIFF REDUCTION.
From the N Y. Timesl
viii not the Senators and Representatives in
Congress from the once p-buiding States of
Maine and New Hampshire see to it that, when
ever the Sherman Tariff is considered, an
amendment in the woIds when imported IN
" American bottoms" shall be persistently
moved to each and every clause sbeating on ten
per cent. OF the Protection to American labor
IL Senator Sherman's proposed bounty to British
labor shall be voted by Congress, the great IN
Jury it would do to the industry and capital OF
the United States would find some compensa-
tion in the restoration Of American commerce
that would be evoked by ten per cent bounty
TO American-built ships.
SIR SAMUEL BAKERS AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
tFrtm the N. Y. world.l
News has reached England from Sir Samuel
Bakers Central African expedition. coupled with
the unwelcsme assurance that he he will not be
able to communicate again with civilization until
October 1872 The eyp di ion was at the date OF
Sir Samuers letter-October 20, 1871 at Gondo-
koro, the head of navigation ON the White Nile.
The expedition has therefore reached the end Of
its water-voyage for the present although it car
ries a small steel steamer for use on the great
lakes.
BY his former explC fations Africa, Baker and
his heroic wife-whI is agar his travelling com
panion-won deserved .eputation for courage
and perseverance, in the career Of scientific OK
plOfalOn. his present eApeultlOn 49, uOWeNois
an entirely different affair Heis now an officer
OF the Egyptian army, and is sent by the Khediye
to conquer and annex the lake region OF the Nile.
TIE GREAT REPsBLIcAN GAINS IN NEW YORK.
GFrom the N. Y. Tribune.l
Throughout the State, with but few and mi
nor exceptions, the recent town elections have
been Republican successes and Republican
| gains. This is true Of Elmira, Poughkeepsie,
| Cohoes, Utica, Rochester, Newburg, and Au-
burn. Almost the solitary exception to this
chain of victories is 0swego, which has reflect
ed Democratic Mayor and destroyed the Re-
/ publican majority in the Council. But IN Utica,
/ where Democratic Mayor was elected last year
/ by 243 majority, Republican is chosen to sue
ceed him by 144 majority. Elmira gives Re-
/ publican gain over last year Of $780, re-electing
| Flood, Mayor, by 629 majority, and giving the
heaviest majority for the Republican ticket ever
thrown in the city. Democratic Troy chooses
its Mayor this year as usual, from its favorite
party, but by majority which is nearly .000
less than last year. From various other and
smaller places this general tone of victory is re-
ported, and the aspect Of the field, al herewith
briefly sketched, is encouraging to those who
believe that Republicanism, honestly managed
and unse6shly generated, is the safest political
doctrine by which great State and great Ma
tion can be governed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
senator Wilson.
POPULAR EXPRESSION N HIS BEaA1.

POPULAR EXPRESSION IN HIS BEHALF.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press telegraphs that the friends Of Sem
ator Wilson are making arrangements to bring
him forward prominently as a candidate for the
Vice Presidency at the Philadelphia Conyen-
tion. Ben Butler who was against Mr. Wilson
few months ago, is now understood to favor
him, and will do all he can to secure him the vote
Of New England. 1t is zaid that Senator Came
ron has promised to help Mr.. Wilson in Pennsy!-
yania.
The Concord (N. H.) Monitor speaks very high
ly of Senator Wilson's campaign efforts in that
state. Predicting victory. it rays: TO no sin
gle agency shall we be more indebted for the re-
suit than to the presence, the personal influence
and the eloquent speeches, of Senator vii son
Listened to by crowds Of earnest men and wo-
men wherever he went his known long service
and undertaking devotion to the principles of
universal liberty and justice gave his words a
power and inspiration which settled deeply in
to the hearts of our people. We have had and are
having, many able speakers and speeches in this
campaign; but it is doing no injustice to the
ahlest to put Henry Wilson at the head Of them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
DR.. Huston.

on TRIAL BEFORE THE wARRENToN CONFERENCE
WARRzNroN Va, March 8.
When the Huston-scandal case was called be-
fore Conference, yesterday, he appeared in per-
son and spoke in calm and unembarTassed
manner. He stated that he fled from Baltimore
to save his wife and children from the mortifica-
ton Which the scandal would bring upon them, and
then, glowing with feeling continued, shall
wait until I have been fully vindicated before
this Conference, and from that hour until the
last day of my life shall be in pursuit of the
man that blanched that daughters cheek with
shame and stabbed that wife to the heart.
An immediate investigation was at once or
dered, and Revs. Norval Wilson, John Land
street and VIM. S. Baird appointed committee
to prosecute it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
sptfiaI aIotiffs.

gTVHE CHICAGO, DANvIIIR AND VIM
Il scENNEs RAILROAD is a nnished line.
running through one Of the richest portions of ILL
nos, and connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields OF Indiana,
and by way of Evansville and Nashville with the
entire South. Its mortgage debt is s7bOo,oOO or
about $500 to the mile Although but just opened,
It is already earning, net MORE THAN THE INT RI ~
TEEEsr on all Its bonds. ;Ie are selling the last
Of the issue at 20 and accrued interest They pay
per cest gold. Full particulars furnished appli
cation in person or by mall, to Messrs. JOHN NC
LEAR a SON, Bankers. Wilmington, Del; Mes IL
r r. ROBINSON CO., Bankers. Wilmington, Del
orU. B. sHATTUCK a Co. Bankers,
General Agents No. ss Nassau Street.
jan1b-sm-d4w Nsw York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
RunnIoc. in the Grrnt srnrm

correspondent of the st. Louis Review, wri.
ting of the late snow storm along the line of the
Pacific railroad, says; The train was caught in
a bank-tt could neither back nor go ahead
The wires were tapped and dispatches sent to
three different quarters for men and shovels.
While the train was waiting the buiIaloes gath
cred from the plains to the lee side for shelter.
If any one had have felt disposed he might
from his seat in the cars pop them over with his
revolver-the rest would not moye-they conld
he driven away by the engine whistling or hu.
man voice, but crowded their shaggy sides close
up to the cars, and there stood with bowed heads
for the storm to pass, Many we're seen to fall
down in their tracks dead from cold, and when
at last the train was dug out and moved of
the track was lined with these huge shaggy frc-
zen carcgsses.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11

Germany has five daily and fourteen weekly
papers edited by women,
A hundred and twenty Cashmere goats have
been imported into Utah.
A child was born in a London theatre during
a performance, February u.
Three thousand million letters yearly pass
through the post-oifices Of the world
Newark, y. j., has a new water works capable
Of supplying 100000 gallons day.
This country imports SIS 900 worth Of
spool cotton yearly from Great Britain.
Two girls. each Of about eighteen year of age,
was recently arrested in Chicago for highway
robbery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11

Our city neighbor begged the Gasette to help |
prove that the Democratic party Of this State
was friendly to Equal Representation; in answer
to which the Gazette said nothing The same
appeal was made to the Middletown Transcript
another Democratic organ of this county, and in
response, that paper rebukes Mr.. Dean for agita-
ting the subject, and has the supreme effrontery
to declare that " New Castle County is granted
" every reasonable request and we think that he
" Dean and all others had better let well
" enough alone"
This is the success met with, in proving that
both sides will insist on Equal Representation,
and that, consequently, it is in no sense party
question:" The demonstration is convincing
to the contrary.
Very gratifying, indeed, are the report and
accompanying remarks, made by the New York
Tribune, on the result of municipal elections in
that State. The elections themselves show
large Republican gains and the Tribune, speak
ing, for once, with tongue that it has so sell
dom used of late, truly remarks that they are
encouraging to those who believe that Repub-
''licanism. honestly managed and unsefshly
generated, is the slfest political doctrine, by
(which great State and great Nation can be
"roTerned."
Thanks, Mr.. Tribune, just for that much
81 Let well enough alone" says New Castle
County Democratic paper in reference to our
representation in the Legislature. 1t must in
deed be a slayish mind that can conceive of such
disfranchisement being "well enough" But it
proves, further and still more, that however
some men may stand, in the Democratic orgsni-
zation, its leaders and managers are yet, as they
have been, the enemies of all plans for just
re-apportionment. In one way, they can be
compelled to do justice that way is to deprive
them Of the control they have SO abused.
General Howard, who goes West as a special
Indian Commissioner, is instructed TO endeavor
to gather the nomadic Indians of Arizona and
New Mexico into one reservation in the latter
Territory, where they may become civilized.
1t now looks as though Spring had at last
grown tired of having Winter lingering in her
lap, and had incontinentlY sent the old suitor
away with mitten, appropriate alike to his cold
embraces, and his peremptory dismissal.
Gold closed on Saturday at 110i4 Govern.
ment securities were nearly steady, the register
ed and one or two Of the coupons advancing a
fraction. In Philadelphia, stocks we're inactive.
the market closing steady.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
Personal Intelligence

The Chester County Republicans have elected
Z. b. Moore, A. b. Hsrlin and Geo. NJ. Rupert
delegates to the State Convention, and Josiah
Jackson, delegate to the National Convention
with Hugh E. Steele as alternate.
In the the new campaign, the democrats are
extensively circulating as compaign documents
the speeches Of Senators Sumner and Shurz. 1t
is significant fact that many of these documents
bear the frank of Senator Upton
Ex-Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, who is now in
Washington, says the Republican party of Wis
consin are unanimous for Grant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11

MAKINo READY IN PARIS.

MAKING READY" IN PARIS.
PARIS, March s.
Troops are concentrating in and around Paris
as precauton against trouble on the anniver-
sary of the 18th Of March.
PERSONAL FAITH WITH PATRIOTISM.
The Assembly to-day rejected the proposition
of Deputy Brunei to erect on the Hill of Troca-
dero temple to Jesus Christ as " a testimony
to belief in God necessary for the national re-
generation"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
rrOm our Late Edition of Saturday.
Mexico.

FINANcE-MURDER OF FELIX DIEz.
MATAMoRAs, March Q.
Gomez Portugal has evacuated Agnos Oalien-
tes. The rebel chiefs are quarrelling, and the
troops are dispensing.
Juarez has two million dollars in the treasury
and the rebels nothing.
Felix Diez has been killed by mob in oaxaca
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
Fire on a Monitor.

The Monitor Mahopac lying at the Norfolk
Navy ard, had part Of Ler wooden deck destroy
portion Of the iron plating OF the deck had to be
removed before the fire could be extnguished.
The MahOpac had been ordered out of commits
sion, and was to have her turret and deck re-
moved in a few days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (Sun,lays
Eroepted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-H West
Corner Fi1ih and Market Streets. Tt1o Celts copy.
Sir Dollars a year, By mail, or ssrred BY curriers'
throughout the city.
THE DELA WARE TRIBUNB, (lFeekly,) the grea
enilsulaT organ Qf Farmers dRd F1tlg'o'7ers, pub
lislled epey Thursday HoTnilJ, at 2'so Doildrs a
Fear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
WILMINGTON, DEL
Afternoon, March a..
AN AppEAL FROM THE HELPLESS.

The people of MillingtoD, having had their
homes swept away by most destructive visita-
ton of fire, find themselves under the necessity
Of asking aid for those who are most suffering.
We print their appeal, elsewhere. 1t speaks for
itself
Our city can well give aid TO this case. The
town is one whose situation connects its people
intimately with Wilmington. If zoe were suffer
ing, their hospitable hearts would glow with the
desire to give us help. We are neighbors and
friends. Our hands should be open to relieve
their distress.
We will place at the Banking House Of r. R.
Robinson & Co., tomorrow morning, subscrip-
ton paper, for the names Of those who will make
contributions to this object, and will give, for
ourselves, modest sum which our desire would
gladly make greater. The Messrs. Robinson have
consented to act as Treasurers of the fund, and
the contributions will be duly Acknowledged az
the names are placed upon the list. viii there
not be liberal response? Let Wilmington
prove that her title of the Metropolis Of the
Peninsula is warranted by her liberality and fra
ternal good feeling, as well as merely business
and mercantile considerations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
Minnesota.
SEVERE SNOW STORM.

ST. PAUL, Mar. 8, 1872.
The seyerest snow storm this winter has pre-
vailed here since Thursday morning. Over a
foot Of snow has fallen ON the level and is still
falling very fast. Reports from the West give
the same condition of AFFAIR.".
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,

Pronounced by Connosseurs 1.-THE ONLY
GOOD SAUCER II improves appetite and diRes-
uon, and II is unriYaled for its navor
We are directed by Messrs LEA 4 PERKINS, tn
prosecute all parties making or vending counterfets
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents,
dec14-eOd-2m New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
NInine,. Ienther rrnde-

1t is estimated that there were II, 900 tons Of
leather tanned in Maine last year, and that 10,
900 cords Of hemlock and white oak bark were
consumed in this work, and that over Il 900 900
was paid for labor connected with this enterpris-
ing branch Of industry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
shockIeY & Haman,a

Cure and Preventive of Cholera in Poultry for sale
by E. BRINGHU RST a CO., Apothecaries,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
RGaIsier'a Tptiffs.
ID EeIsTKR's OFFICE,

I'd EGISTER'S OFFICE
O NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1871.
Upon the application OF elena y. Hitler,
Admnstratrix Of Charles y. A. Hitler, late OF VIII
mingtOn city, in the said county, deceased,
II Is ordered aud directed by the Register
that the Executrix aforesaid give notice OF the
grantngof Letters Of Az ministraton upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted within forty
DAYS from the date Of granting such letters, IN sA
OF the most public places OF the county OF New Gas
tie, requiring all persons having demands against
the estate 10 present the same, abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the saine 10 be inserted within the same
period In the DATLY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub
ushcd IN Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three mtntlk
Given under the hand and seal OF once Of
IL the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle county aforesaid, the day and year
above written b. GIBBS, Register
NOTlCE-Al persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the same dnly
attcsted TO the Aduanstr.trix, on or before zee
18TH, 1879, or abide the act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided.
ELENA Q. Hi LER Admlniststax.
Address, Wilmington. Del janli-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
Facing the Rayonet !

When soldiers face the bayonet, they take the
chance OF lie or death; but when private citizens
deceived by the pretences Of inscriptions dealers,
apply PoISoNS TO THEIR HEADS TO change the
color of their hair they have idea Of the terrible
risks they run. The first analytical chemists have
endorsed hair dye free from everything dele
terious to health viz.:
CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE
Let the wise and prudent stick to that II imparts
shades Of color that are perfectly feke, aud is in
all respects the very best
REMEMBER, THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds fn
the market, and that the EXCELSIOR DYE contains no
lead. As dressing after dyeing, use
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsERvAT1yE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
W. T. AIrlchs,

TO7 Market street, having replenshed his stock OF
PerfumeTy, Toilet and Fancy Articles; also, OF Pat
ent and Family Medicines, asks a continuance Of
public patronage.
He still sells that celebrated Perfume the Dew d.
Andes. feb29-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-11
Nasal and Easo-PharyneeaI

Irrigators, Catarrhal Svrlnges 8c for the snccess
tul treatment OF cAtlrTh Ia the nose and throat an
sold by E. BRINGHURST q CO,
Corner Sixth and Market streets