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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
FIFTY YEARS ESTABLISHED
- TRAYED

=. IRA Y ED.
Came into my enclosure, on or about
Jan. goth, three coarse-wool sheep. The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
ROBERT MOULTHROP.
Rutland, VT, Jan. 80, 1872. 5w3wN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

There is no change in the quotations
of butter but the demand is duller, and
the supply rather exceeding the demand
Selections of butter in New York are
worth SO to 35 cents, but straight lots
will not bring over 80 cents. Western
butter is not coming forward so freely,
there being a demand for the better
qualities.
ST. ALBANs MARKET.
The market was dull on Tuesday.
Fall diaries very scarce, at SO cents for
the finest grade. Winter diaries, IA cents
for common, IS to % cents for fair to
good, and 25 cents for extra lots. There
are no offerings of cheese and prices re-
main unchanged.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

READINGS AT EssEx.-The students
and citizens of Essex were entertained
last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
by Mrs. j. L. Waughop, of Rutland, and
as all her previous readings have been
success and failed not to please the audi
encd. so were these. She succeeded in
holding the attention of all during the
entire entertainment. Unlike certain
negative readers and writers, that tire
their audience with sameness of thought
and composition, Mrs. Waughop is con-
stantly surprising her hearers, and treat
ing them to some new line of thought
and style of rendering that fascinate and
preserve the keen relish, which is awak-
ened by her perfect self possession and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01

NECK-TtE FESTIVAL ladies of
the Universalist society of Shrewsbury,
will hold a festival and oyster supper at
GIeason's Cheese Factory, on Thursday
evening, February 9Th, toaid in furnish
ing the church. A quadrille band will
be in attendance. All are invited.
Tickets $500
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
DISSOLUTION.


The debts due 10 and from the firm OF
Iandon & Bates viii he paid and collected
at the old place OF business by A. G. Bates
and III NJ. Bates. who viii continue the
business under the firm name Of a. Bates
& Son. -.---... 800 -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-01
Supreme Court.

RUTLAND COUNTY, FEBRUARY TERM, 1872.
I0uy P1FPP0INT. Chief Justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT. POMPA
N stylc brocael $45, for @2O0
do r50 Piapoforte Paintugs Bronzes Clocks Cham
Der, Dining Furniture; Cuains, Glassware slverware-
Mirrors, Carpes sacrifice; property family leaving city, "
w. ID ST., near ave.
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PROPOSALS FOR slsss.ooo STOCKS AND BONDS OF
sealed proposals will be received ut the Comptrolers
onlce County Court House, city of New York until
when he same viii Be publicly opened for the whole or any
part Of the sum Of million five hundred and wentysx
thousand dollars Of Stocks and Bonds OF the city
"Water Stock Of 1870" authorized by section Chap
ter ssS, Laws Of 1870, payable Novemberl, 1902
"cpoon Water Main Fund Stock authorized by
Chapter 2l3 Laws of 1871, payable November ], -. ,o
A%S,,ona New croion Xauednct Stock; author A''''
ICED by chaptsr $780, Laws OF 1870, payable August
"Aadtonai @ croton Water Stock authorized BY i'
826 Laws Of 1871 payable November 1891 900
"City Parks improvement Fund Stock" authorized
section chapter Aao Laws of is payable De- ooo o
"Sew York iirige Bonds" authcrizei by caapier
39y (scction Laws of 1867, and ordinance OF the
be Novembcr l. 2s5, tor 80. 100000
chapter 62, Laws OF 1871, payable November l. ,o nm
"NormaI al! School Fund Stock authorized by chapter
692 Laws Of 1871 payable November 1891 for. 1o00oO
Said Stocks aud bonds will bear interest at the rate OF SIX
amount Of stock and bonds desired and tho price per s0
,hereSpon be To- deposit with the the
awarded to respectively, together with pre-
thereon, when they will bc entitled to receive cert-
Gates for equal amounts Of the par value OF the sums
ment
IN n second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
No bIis will be considered at less than par.
jec, any Of he BIDS II in bis judgment the interests Of
TUG ''p'' ~''' ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller
CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CONT
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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain e. ".
Gaaer win leave pier No North River Saturday JAN
e. at o'clock r. NJ freight received daily Through rates
given to Galveston, Inoianola, Mobile and ST. Louis.
Cabin passage, 800; seerage y2S
For freight or passage apply TO- 80
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
l. CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING NAILS, PASSENGERS AND

FREIGHT TO
KINGSTON, IA. SANTA MARTHA AND 0REYrOWN,
CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 18th and Both each month"; except when
those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous. -
January yO--steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. q.
Gray will leave pier ~ North River at IL O'Clock noon Tor
ALAskA Captain Msury also connecting Ior all Csnsra,
ports received until r. ~. OF January "a.
Steamer CHINA win leave San Francisco February 1,
1874 Japan China. For OF freight and
A. further lnformatiou apply At co%penys SHce on the
Special Notice 70 shipperA Tho steamship BIENvlLI.E,
Captain WIN be despatched at noou January 25 for
Aspnwa direct Freight received commencing January
~, wharf foot Of Canal street.
River. T. r. BABY, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK, TWO GOOD noRsEs,
two ses double Harness. Blankets, &C., for aaie q
very low Agure Apply 70 LLOYD % Broadway nrst floor.
LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON, uABD SHORT TTxR,
"A VII b cold cheap. Can be seen - ne Fulton srssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26
HOKSES, CARRIAGES, dcC.
At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"a JOHNSTON q VAN TASSELL,
Oflce ana salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Pos. Office

opposite the Post Office.
THE nossh AND cAsRIAeE BRANCH
OF GHr ,,:sH es;ne.s .frlnS i SGnSuSea MxRT e our
ITO. liz AND III EAST Ti5IaTEESTh STREET. NEAR
SALES OF ThfIs scEsrs Es soa HkS Efs!sT 6snRrAors
oArAoS5H Sy iii SSas sSiS$4 SALE
SO, soREEL s rsorTISs @ TEAM, EAIsED IN VERMONT,
II s Is n.ns year; from
FOUR SEAT PARK PHAEroN. NEARLY NEW; bull.
that rotted Baaao track years ago 2:s7 dam
Iisa ami eg
banding can BE- made to Tos very fast can be orven
Is a,,ns'' ,ra
Sd sa
III a.s AR Ss tes sos4 81
E5ssS III HaSS ,.,,s wAsoss ss Kind
,gs % a% po II IN :osaSS mS sss
free om Sood Sd sS and IN AL
Esi HT ssT GEs N Tnn4HSes n.sDs year. old. Kind in
all harness free from vice good traveller; Stylish
DARK BAY Y'na HAMBIhTosAN HORSE dam Morgan
ang ons 81 and can be driven y
THREE RUCKAWAYS AND TWO JAEGER WAGONS.
DARK BAY EXPRESS HORSE 15 hands years old;
kind all harness free from vice. good travellers warranted
BAY HAMBLETONIAN MARE, DAM star Mare, 1916
hands years ODD kind In all harness; from
superior In three mnutes very stylish, kind
BROWN PACING MARE. lb,S HANDS, YEARS OLD;
Kind in all harness free from Vice. in minutes
and xna sns s5se * II eyery DIN. xNn I'M
oil harness. free from vice. has rotcd $50; stylish,
kind and true.
Several other Description time of SALE Top and
top Wagons, Rocsaways fhaetons, Road and Jaeger
Wagons, Seghs Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c.
RCn JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Once and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post office. -
Horse Auction Mart no. liz and III East Thirteenth street.
IMPORTANT SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
BY JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL,
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1872,
being the entire Of the Carriage Repository OF
THEODORE f. BALDWIN CO..
Broadway and Tenth street next 70 Grace church,
COMPRlSIN,, IN PAM AS FOLLOWS =
DOG CARTS TOP WAGONS. ROAD WAGONS, &o., &c.
A large stock Of unfinished Carriages and Wagons OF all
descriptions.
Forges Anvs Tool, and all the Necessary appurtcnanccs
Tor conducting first class carriage mandatory.
Large Plstform Scales, Once Furniture, &c., &c.
Catalogues ready Wednesday.
By order OF JOHN W. bRlrTON,
Assignee In Bankruptcy
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5SNlS s4EEAhy aESAISs q a5arI5sSns A7 s%SGnhsooK
At STABLE Is vEsfkI sIREET. BETWEEN HUDSON
handsome and h b bred bay trone Horse 1bS hands
high, years old full flowing name and tale; rottsd at
chased By ana used for road
ha. fine gait and action prompt free and easy driver does
free from fault or trick.
od Az; q: e: % anS sns q s.". S"es Horse M hands,
x0 sSs. ss .4s s
SALE absolute and unreserved
A os a. sne HORSES, wAaoNs, J. HARNESS. &C.. as
T:rs ever offered ,t PyBLIc AvSTIoN FRI IDAy TIIs
psrAx srIp SAsnAHY !, ,a , - STABLE % GREAT JONES
'ls1s ~ g jo%S %2%SsSSEEw.y1,Hs, Ayg!IosEEs M
old OF the richest styled horses city traveller
great scor iss, .d nosns I .snsS honest and well be-
o6L5Hs M IN
ALSO an elegant handsome and fas. BLOOD BAY ro..ine
nAkS Sdoss ss xSsn5 .na aSrr Sun. M high yssT' gen
never irosd public and speed mile n i5 and is
warranted sound and kind.
sd sSD # baY ~ s M ,ss s:s.a .FaMs .as q @
5 ss " Ms ss:
and extra fine knee acon they warranted sound
AID sns an r. 20 ' 1ny they
Park. winning In sM and With all ,herr speed. have style
action and muscle spsush S COACH and
''s1 siso & % & snd known JET BLACK onr
aSEssS y 81 S: rs y opsn Sc.
b nEsr who goes sbroai 10 educate 6is children.
An are warranted sound and kind and 40 represented
Rartic 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26
MARBLE MANTELs.


A KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZlN0
"a. WORKS. 1884, las East Eighteenth street-MArole and
karbexed Mantels, Inc, Marbe Counters, Monumental as
prices that defy compcnon Marble Turning for the trade.
@ KLABER A:co, MARBLE WORKS, M TO 8s WEST
-. Ftyast siree. between Broadway and Eighth ave.
nue.-Marbe and Marbleized Mantee MOruments. Head
stones superior workmanship; cheapest In the send
for desfms.
CLATE MANTELs AT VERY Low PRICES.
- PENRHYN SLATE Co,
~ West Eighteenth between fftn and ssth avenuss
CrRwARrs SLATE nANrELs.-LARaEsr AssoRr.
- msns IN the city, u lowest R!'css ssSaus new designs
~ sixsb avenus bstwssa nhv-nnb and Thirty rIh itA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
~ OF the State OF New York, Castle Garden New iork,
January 20, 1871
tions ards !and wtn Meat will be received at Castle
Garden until, IL O'Clock N. Monday, the 29th inst
Specifications showing the description Of 10 be
mated may be had statement Of the quantities used
during the past may be seen on application to the
Superintendent at Castle Garden.
wI be the "Chairma an OF Commit
tee on Repairs Supplies" Castle Gardcn, New York.
proposal win be considered unless accompanied py the
number OF the OF the market In which the
bidder business also the address In fun OF the sure
Ties named In the proposal.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right reject any and all pro-
posals the OF the Commission.
DROPosALS. WOULD LIKE TO CONTRACT WITH
parties having dredging machine for the removal OF
10000 material for channel for H0oac RIVER Ad-
dress MoCLALLAN, SON A WALKER, Contractors, Troy
and Greenfield Railroad, North Adams Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

MONEY TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK IMPROVED AND
l unimproved and Brooklyn improved real estate also
funds buy frat and second mortgages.
WINANE, SANDS 4 GARRETrSON, b6 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

ENRANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS THE
Buers nfaiable Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator rs
cents But ers work, Y2 dogs boarded, trained &C.
Medicines for all diseases Choice seeding Geraniums.
THE OWNER OF A THOROUGHBRED SMALL FEMALE
Skye Terrier fawn coored, would like TO communicate
with gentleman having corresponding Of the
same variety. Address TOILETTE box 1lf Post oce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

AT PRIVATE sALE--THE FURNITURE AND CON.
"A tents Of private residence 20 West street
vz-Panoforte farlor Library and Drawing Room Suits
Chamber Suits, Carpets Mirrors Eta Bookcase yen
Centre and Library Tables Buffet Chairs &c, At half
original cost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

DETECTIvES.-OOx KING 70 BROADWAY AND IL
~ New street eesbished 1881 furnisl only reliable and
experienced operatives Branch oces In Chicag, and St.
Louis. Correspondents In all principal cues Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26
REWARDS.

Me ono REWARD.
3C.UUO The Director OF the Trenton Banking Com
pany WITH pay reward Of $4,000 for the
Of the engaged IN the robbery Of the Trenton
them and more than two be convicted said rob-
bey then such additional will make reward equal
TO $2,0UU tor each person convicted.
PHIL DICKINSON. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

hog "A HANDSOME LAP OR PET DOG WANTED,
at l4e East Fifty sixth street. Apply between 10 and l2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

NOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
II carrying the United States mails .
NEVADA sails "Wednesday, January 81, at l0H a. N.
WYOMING sails Wednesday, February7 at2H y. M
Cabin passage $780, gold. Stecrage, $780, currency Drafts
y" HNs'A"'' ''''@ @ WILLIAMS 4 GUloN,
20 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-08

81 CORNELIA STA PROTESTANT WOMAN TO GO
s)l out by the day take washing to her resi-
dcnce good washer and roner l. willing and oblig
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
THE NEW YORK BAR AND ITS coBRuPnoNs,
From the N. Y. Times.l
from our Late Edition of Yesterday.l
Murder in Maryland.


YOUNG MILLER KILLED AND ROBBED OF $500.
BALTIMORE April ..
In Carroll county, near McKinsley's Mills, on
Friday last, Abraham Lynn, young man, oper-
ating the Stoner Mill, on Sans Creek was found
dead in his mill. The head was frightfully shat
tered and the brains oozing out Of the broken
skull, and the body rihed Of $780, which the
murdered man was known to have in his possess
sion few hours before he was missed.
Suspicion pointed to young man named Da-
Wis, who was employed by Lynn and slept in an
upper story of the mill. From the evidence be-
fore the jury. it appears that on Friday last, Mr..
Lynn exposed in the presence of Davis, $780,,
stating that it was to be paid to a certain party
n the vicinity, and requested Davis to saddle
horse and ride over to where the party lived.
Davis made a show of complying with the or
der of Mr.. Lynn, but instead Of going after the
party for whom the money was to be paid he en-
tered the mill, knowing that Lynn was to be
there engaged in cleaning out a sink or bin, and
the supposition is that after he had struck his
victim with the wooden bar that Lynn fell into
the bin, which the murderer sprang, and obtain
ed possession of the $500, and it is supposed
that in searching for the money that his hands
became covered with blood, and that he left ira
ces of the same in his room after he had washed
himself.
Davis has been arrested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
How People Hear OF wilmington.

A gentleman writes us from Lewis County,
New York, for copies Of our Daily and Weekly
edtions,in order to judge Of the character Of the
city. The climate OF of his present home he
finds too severe for the health OF his family, and
he thinks OF following his profession in Will
mington. He says " All that l know OF your
city have learned from your Year Boot for
1872, sent me by friend q" This shows to what
II wide extent that publication was circulated
We received numerous orders for it from the
New England States also. Next Year, we shall
print much larger edition, and will make it
still more worthy of public appreciation.
This correspondent, we may add, writing on
the Sth, says I'VE have to-day, not less than
three feet Of snow over this entire section Of
country, and the winter has been very severe.
In fact, on this, the sth day of the second spring
month, we are in the midst of winter"
Lewis county is in Northern New York, al
joining st. Lawrence and Jefferson the latter
intervening between it and Lake Ontario
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
Newark Thinks AIiddIetown Greedy,

A writer of Newark items for the Gazette says
that, at recent caucus Of the Trustees of the
Poor, (now all Democrats,) it was decided to
elect Capt. JOS NJ. Barr, (of this ciry) late of
Middletown, Attorney Edward Reynolds, now
Of Middletown, for Trustee, and Ralph Mccall,
of Wilmington, Oyerscer The writer then goes
on to say;
" What pity no party at Middletown applied
for the Overseors place. In New Castle county
the following offices are hlled by residents OF
Middletown and vicinity, viz James Nicholson,
Recorder of Deeds John A. Reynolds Trustee
OF the Poor Benjamin Gibbs, Register of Wills ;
Gassaway Watkins, County Treasurer Serick +.
Shallcross, Levy Court Commissioner VIM. NJ.
Wilson, do, G, B. Lore, formerly Of the same
neighborhood, States Attorney and Major b. 7.
Biggs, Representative to Congress. And now it
is proposed to appoint two others to profitable
offices. Why is it other hundreds are 30 entire
ly ignored and the whole patronage OF the State
and county distributed below the canal only ?
Is there no ability above the canal or are the
people not aspirants for political appointments:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
LITERATURE AND JOURNALISM.

The April number Of the Penn Monthly con
tains an article on "Apprenticeship, and Boys
Prospect Of Livelihood which presents many
suggestions worthy of careful consideration.
The titles of other articles are Science and its
Methods" and The Philosophy of the French
Revolution the latter translation.
Porter & Coates, of Philadelphia, publish
Prince Charles Lucien Bonapartes continuation
of Wilson's american ornithology, containing
the natural history of birds inhabiting the Upi.
t,d States not given by Wilson. The plates are
even superior to those in the original work oi
Wilson previously published by this house. Al
most every bird in the volume is Of life size
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EdltOriaI Extracts From the Great Dn


RESTORATION OF AMERICAN COMMERCE. AND HOW
[From the N. Y. Tribune.l
No measure can at once restore what Is lost,
and satisfy the interests and the dignity of the
nation, which will not create an instant and a
permanent demand for American ships in every
port of the world whence dutiable goods are sent
TO the United States An American Navigation
Act, the counterpart of the British Navigation
Act, will do this effectually. II will within
twelve months restore commerce to the United
States, and within ten years give the Americans
supremacy in the commerce OF the world
ERAsTUs CORNING.
tFrom the N. Y. Tribune
The death of tho Hon. Erastus Corning closes
the career of one of the most remarkable men
who have made New York their adopted State
His enterprising spirit contributed to the al
vancement of her industrial resources and TO
the completion of that great railroad system
which has 30 largely promoted pre-eminence OF
this Empire City. The sentiments Of the people
are appropriately expressed in the respect to his
memory by various public bodies Of the State.
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION AN EFFORT TO DIS
RUPr THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
[From the N. Y. Times.l
Meantime. there is no concealment of the pur-
pose to break up the Republican Party by the
Cincinnati Convention, il possible. The authors
and supporters Of the movement admit as much
by impuning the freedom and authority Of the
Republican National Convention, by their unan-
imous aspersions of the acts and views of the
President, and by their attitude toward the De-
mocracy. From the latter they have already OBJ
tanned the conditions on which the candidates OF
the Cincinnati Convention if any are named
there will be endorsed by the Democratic Ma
tional Convention The present effort is to full
I'll those conditions, which are first, that the
bolt shall show strength among Republicans; sec
ond, that the platform shall not be too offensive
to Democratic prejudices; and third, that the cam
didates shall be men with some claim ON Demo-
cratic affections.
THE NEW YORK BAR AND ITS coRRUPnoNs.
From the N. Y. Times.l
Throughout the entire Union, the New York
| Bar has been looked on as degraded by its con-
tact with men who have made the Bench alter.
nately the seat Of bufToonery, rowdyism, and
shameless traffic in decisions. Abroad, capital
lists have been deferred from pouring then
wealth into our industrial enterprises, from the
apparent league formed between Judges of the
| Supreme Court and swindlers in Wall street
| The entire country has suffered from the CON
tempt brought upon American justice by the
practices of New York Courts. Millions Of dol
lars would not pay for the material loss thus in
| ficted upon the nation, and the demoralizng
effect of the corruption Of our Courts has beer
felt in every department of politics and society
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
Pennsylvania

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. N.-HARTRANfT's NOM
NATION CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED
HARRIsBuRG, April 10.
The Republican Convention WAS called to Or
der at noon Speaker Rutan, of the Senate, was
selected for temporary chairman.
The nomination OF Gen. Hartranft for Cover
nor is confidently predicted, as he has Sc dele
gates in the Convention.
INTERCEssION FOR MNRCER.
A large delegation from Philadelphia visited
Gov Geary, this morning. to urge pardon for
ex-Treasurer Marcer. The Governor was nom
committed but expressed sympathy for the
prisoner and his family, promising to give the
matter further attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
SptfiaI alotiffs.

TNHE CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND VIM
Il CENNEs RAILROAD is a finished line,
running through one Of the richest portions Of ni-
nois 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. It's mortgage debt is s9,5OO,0Oo or
about sis6Oo to the mile Although but Just opened,
IL Is already earning, net, MORE THAN THE ENTRE M
TEsEsT on all its bonds are now selling the last
Of the issue at 90 and accrued interest They pay
per cent gold. Fun particulars furnished appli-
cation In person or by mail to Messrs. JOHN Nc
LEAR 4 SON, Bankers, wi mlngton, Del; Messrs,
II r. ROBINSON a CO., BanR su, wilmington, Del.
orw. b. sIIATTUCK CO., Bankers,
General Agents, No. 20 Nassau Street,
janl5-sm-d&w New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-11
Genuine Scotch oat Meal.

This important and valuable article OF food is
more oily matter than any other OF the cultivated
al grains, while Its heat and fat making and it's
flesh and bOOd-makng properties render II well
adapted as food for persons OF sedentary habits,
dyspeptcs invalids aud sonvaescents
one part of this Oat Meal contains as much mus
cle-makng material as five parts Of fine flour, and
furnishes more OF the requirement for hard work
mental or physiCal-than any other kuOWn grain.
Made into pOrridge and eaten at breakfast II will
relieve habi ual constipation.
Also finest pin head oat meal, the best brand OF
irish oat meal, Bethl hem oat meal and full line OF
dietics for the sick
Z BRINGHUR T 4 co, ApOthecarios.
cor. sixth and Market strees.
Wilmington.