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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

inform the House whether the executive de
any knowledge of such promises loeins m Far
bv anv official or persons that the claims lo-
indirect damages shall not be presented %
the tribunal of arbitration, and II SO ny
whom such a promise was made or unoeF-
standing given, and, if any, what arrange
ment was made with the British c0mmlsslon-
ers or British government by whica tuo
American Senate should MT be placed IN
position requiring d confession thae WIS
had been done. or whether any arrangements
whatever had been made with the governne'i1
of Great Britain. or with any Official Thereon >
By which the action OF the American Se'as0
was 10 be controlled or influenced IN their oe-
hale, and if so by whom and when anu oy
what authority was such an arrangement
made. While the House was dividing
Mr.. Cox said THAI the honor OF our cnuntry
is involved in the resolution. If there has
been a dishonorable humiliation let Us
know the worst and who Is resp lusloie' =
motion to suspend the rules and adopt 1'Ie
resolution was rejected, yeas II, nays %
less than two thirds in the alternative. Inc
resolution was then referred TO the commit
tee on foreign affairs All the democratic
m .mbers voted tor But er's resolution
The most important bill reported by the
Comm,ttee on Claims and passed by the
House on Saturday was one making appro-
uri4tiors for the payment of the cItlms al
lowell by the Southern Claims Commits ANS ION ION
The bill lntains appropriations Tor ). y per
Suns, ranging from Sl2 up to SOP -0 ,l10
Most of the aw ards are for sums under ; '0oo'
and the aggregate Of them Is S349 ;5?t, IHe
sos 900 appropriation Is for Waldy Ih'mP
son. the next highest Is Sl3 467. t9r the
heirs OF VI ,rsaret q. Lee, AMI the next, SIV'
729, is for B tsil Hall.
The House OF Representatives accomplished
a good days work on Monday, BY disposins
of tie tariff and tax bills and the adj urn
ment question. The tariff bill as it ha~
passed the House makes an estimated total
reduction or revenue Of $50 ,645,778.O6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

and the aggregate Ot them l. Sof5,o' = Inc
sos 900 appropriation ls Tor "a . - ~.
SOD, tie mex n,S :. Ies a0d sbe next. $40.
20 Is for B tsi Hail.
The House of Representatives accomplished
a good davis work on Monday, by disposins
Of tie tariff and tax bills and the adj urn
ment question The tariff bill as it has
passed tue ll0uSe Ina 20 ns
reduction o. revenue oi S-'''i'''
GREELEY WILL MANs No 9FEEoHEs'- ne
Tribune says a. Mr.. Greeley accepts ne IN
vlta5lous to speak on 'I'''ea' 4l'S''-''7 IN
d cana l'''' anu ,.5arT,se N.
'on'Il '''','e' - - f,al
s ,.'.L -i'',' =, -. =
'''''
Inc New '[A -- - ~. : -. ont
f''0ey OF y '.'''l - -. and
y" = No. st,r s,a,tin, until
ever Masonic Ldge in the country has
disb4ndsd. He has probably a long lecture
season ahead.
The liberal republicans Of New York have
formed state committee and adopted meas
NO. f,r tbor,l.,b and uniform organization
= aI1,ta c,sotIes
.., ,,..,...--, r.....-.-.t .,....- 45,+ Gov
'-' ar--osss3 himself in favor
ern0r Walker nd9 eA p'SS7VI "i-'l'-'' 80 80
Of Greeley, IA advance OF tae deuuoc'4'ie
convention.
There has been massacre OIL ten persons
gained fong'eF' IN the french se'''e'ii',,I -
st. Peters, on tue isla VI 81 'laF'iu
wholesale slaughter vas to OBTAIN PosSe7sl'"
of property about Nhith there Wa us
pute
Congress adj'arn7 May -'1A' the senate
bill to that effect having passed the House
m Monday evening hv "a vote of yeas 100,
90
-
lHe o'ieA'"yeFs '.'1 go
'FA are ''' s-''A-
a'-l
The Grand Dake Alexis j. 70 FiSi' Gait
f'ruia in Septen AMI then return home
r5e. the Sandwich Islands.
psa.,-4p n...,, n n we'll known in
,,-;.t. 49,, r,.li..I 3sr,rtrnsnt
Of the Army OF tie Potomac, died IN c'l'f'7-
MIA on she 18th inst lie was q n'S'se o.
Massachusetts. and graduated from harvard
college, J" 1912
Rev Father Ciesyetaad, tue "eii-Ano"n
CITY missionary of ,st0n. who lacks Jut
one m NTH of having lived century, Ia seri
ousIv IN
s farmer ~ Hartford. \ y has ed cut
stack OF bav. this mast winter, put up
twenty wears ag1 and faanI it Wen pre-
served
Tia. ,,bis,-, ~. saw. e.. The season for
hsin, killed bv base bali opens a u5tls late
rbi- wear. bnta s,tisfact 5rv report has been
-e..,rsi Fr,n Rtelus A. Twelve. Hos
l,rs- 7, r4e stomach r.
N,p,>s nr.,srrE \ SAILING vessel on a
scaling VOYAGE wlth d crew oil six,y-ivo men
,,,. wrecked an -rbe ,.,ast II I.strad5r about
rb. middle OF Marc. by which forty 6ye
l,res - or. lost
B-. ---. .-rrr-,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

't- U0rtei EEf tcis4 7TghEt srprlSSLg fo- RE trr
-N5fa.tGjl Eres7,Ef.-
At CAN RI D g &c Il % y
for tss l-5ee ending THtsdfg, -Hzg 81, So.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
ruhlic schools.

GOOD III IL FOR ADJUSTING TEACHERS sALAm Is.
The following plan for adjusting the salaries
Of assistant teachers, was unanimously adopted
by the Board OF Education. Of Il chester short
time since;
" Those who have taught in our schools less
than six months, TO receive $3.50 per annum.
Those who have taught siA months and less
than two years 500.
Those who have taught two years, and less
than four, $3.50.
Those who have taught four years, and up
wards $500
Under this Ian a teacher receives ar large
salary in primary school ~ she would, with the
same experience, ia grammar school.
| All who have taught school or tldied teach
ing, know that it requires more tact ingenuity,
patience, and speclai preparation. aud that it is
more irksome and exhaustive OF energy.t0 teach
| children six years Old, who have Just entered
school, than to teach those twelve or fourteen
| years old, who have formed school habits. and
who are trained TO study
| Sunday school superLtendenis know the i'm
| pOrtanco Of having the most -hiliul teachers in
the school in charge OF the ini ant class. In pub
| lie schools under the plan Ot pay lug the lowest
salaries to the teachers who teach the Youngest
children, the novitiates inst from school, gener-
| ally have charge of those chiilien whom the
| wiser arrangement of the Sunday school puts
under the ablest teacher
The following Is from section 20 of the rules
| Of the Public schools Ut Chicago:
The salaries OF Principals Of the District
schools are established A. follows:
| For the first year. 81 500
For the second year 500
For the third year aud ihereAft ar. 2 300
Tue salaries Of the A. l-tant Teachers in the
Grammar Department are established al follows
For first IA weeks at the rate uf : $50 per aunum
For the fir t year thereafter 600
For the second year thereafter 700 "
For the third year thereafter and
subsequently. 500 -
The salaries Of Teachers in the Primary De.
partment are established ss follows
For first IA weeks a, the rate VI $3.50 per annum
For the fret year thereafter. $50
For the second year thereafter, $50
For the third year thereafter aud
subsequently, 700
There are objections to every scheme bui
the above seems 10 have much in it to recon
mend it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
Our County Courts.
REPORT YKsTERDAx's PRocKEDrNos-coNvIorI
OF ANpREM Q. CLARK EoR RAPE.

REPORT rKsTKRDAx's PRooKEDTNos-ooHvloTIo
OF ANDREW O. CLARK FoR RAPE.
Court met at 10 O'Clock with full bench. The
only case tried was that OF the State Us. Andrew
@. CLARK (col) indicted for committing a rape
on Martha Rakes (col.)
After three challenges for cause, and eighteen
peremptory, the following jury was obtained /;
rhos. q. Bird, foreman (; Chas. W. Jefferson /;
Henry Grant Jno. PoulHon Chandler Thos.
McCracken Theodore Jones Lewis Taley /;
John d. Tiller Oliver II. Perry Theodore F.
Clark Joseph B. Langley Reuben p. jan
vier.
The prosecution was conducted by Attorney
General Lore and Deputy Attorney General
Geo; H Bates. The court assigned Edward @.
Bradford. Jr., to defend the prisoner.
The material facts adduced on the trial we're,
In substance, these
Martha Rakes, on the night Of Dec. 30th, 1871.
left the Wilmington Iustitute. where she had
been attending festival at about II O'Clock, aud
proceeded down 5th street. towards home. She
was met on said street between Lombard and
Pine by Andrew @. Clark. whom she recognized
by the light from the street lamps, (the night
was very dark and cloudy.) Ho slapped her on
the face, choked her. threw her down and stunn-
ed her. When she recovered consciousness, he
dragged her down an embankment and there
accomplished his design, tearing her clothes and
muddying them. Two mon approached when
prisoner told her not to hOlla. or he would cut
hef tlfDat Hne uld nora however, Wheu tney
came up, whereupon prisoner jumped rp and
ran across the lot with all hi might" On get
ting upon the pavement. she met James Martin.
one Of those who bad come down the street. to
whom she told that the prisoner had committed a
rape on her, and who accompanied her home.
She told the same story to her father and all
the witnesses who saw her testified as to the
sOiled aud torn condition of her clothing
| The Defence rested their on the iHprOJ-
ability Of the prisoner committing such an act,
| from his general reputation for chastity that
| he still remained in town, attending to his
business, aud presenting no unusual appearance
that he was stopping only doors from the
house Of this girl and that he spent the evening
in question at this neighboring house until 10
/ or lOl& o'clock. The time after was not ac
counted for Tie case Was submitted TO the
| jury, after arguments Of counsel, without charge
from the Court Jury Neie ont about one houI
| and returned rendering a verdict Of guilty
There being M ufher crinind cases ready 70
trial, the General and Special Jures were dis
charged till Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Grand Jury was discharged about s.!
o'clock, and the C1grt adj urued till next Mon
day muruils at ~ o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

HATS, HATs, HArs.-'P. d Webb a Son have
one Of the largest stock Of hats in store in this
city. They have nearly every style on hand,
from the high white summer hat down to the
communest Htraw-plain and nOhby neal and
comfortable. In straw goods they have an al
most endless variety Jf styles and one cannot
fail to be suited out Of the vast array which lies
spread out before him. For their wool hats
they claim especial excellence. and regard them
not inferior to the best in the market. The fact
is the MessrS. Weob are live hatters, and al
ways have something good on hand for their
customers. bnh they have even outdone them
Solves upon this occAslOn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
Societies
MEEr1Nas THIS EvENlNa

Fairfax Lodge. No g. l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, |. o 0. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets
Delaware Tribe No. l. l. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. L. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street,
Rescue Council, No 8, Jr, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9TH and Market streets
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market street
Excelsior Lodge No. Z, X. of p, at Knights of
Pythas Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp, p. .. s. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

GWSPRIRG GOODS.-Mr. John II. buhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment a 4i5 King street.
has lust been supplied with fine stock OF sPFIHG
GOODS selected with much care and discrimination.
Just such stock as tasteful people like 10 examine
and select frem. Mr.. Ms customers have the ad-
vantage OF his IS 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.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
The Turf.
srRIyG orENIS

spgISG OPENING AT sHUTzEN rARR.
The Wilmington Rifle Club propose to inaugu-
rate the season st their Park with trot OF two
days continuance. to take place during the lat
ter part Of the present month. The formal an
nouncement will be made in few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

LECTURE AT NEw CAsTIE.-John OByrne.
Esq., will lecture in the Court House, at New
Castle, on Friday evening, the 18th inst, at
in that town. Mr. 0'Byrnss subject will be that
which he has been. recently, very ably handling
'Ihe Crusades, Their Canse and Consequences, -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
WOKkINGhEN'- INSTITUTE
wv AMI ELaEE RE. nIArn nnnl

No. 219 KING STREET (sEcOED FLOJRj.
open every evening except Sunday, from to 10
O'Clock Daily and weekly papers ana mapazincs
containing general, mechanical and scientific infOr.
nation. II is also provided with an excellent parlur
organ and other means Of entertainment Free tO ali
orderly persona. P. n BRENNAN, President
WIN. H. CONNELL. Secretary feblgtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

New York is complaining Of the impurity Of
the CrotOn water.
The Atalanta crew are ont daily on the
Thames. The London papers continue to praise
their practice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
TrP TOWN SHOE STORE.

tF-CP TOWN SHOE STORE
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTL LEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited TO call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves taat that is the place TO gel
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
To order. A perfect 1t guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and ca 'LDREN'S
machine sewed boets and shoes for sa at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call and learn my
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes aud gaitera
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
J. NJ. HOLMES,
Ne. 10 West Eighth street,
mara9-tf ed door from Shipey,) Will, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

CHESTER TO BALTnoRE.-The City Council,
Of Chester, passed through this city, this morn
ing. en- route for Baltimore. They were accom-
panied by number Of invited guests from the
former city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

r. r. TIEs.-The schooner General Grant
arrived to-day, at Wilmington a Reading r. r..
wharf, with railroad ties. They are consigned
Western II. r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
CRY ITEMS.

sWRRESa FfsB.-A fne lot OF Rock and Pike
caught this morning, will be sold low at Ei nth and
Orange as there Is a very large quantity OF them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
Auction sule,.

Messrs. Ogle x Miller announce the +ale OF
the three story brick dwelling and store, No. I'll
Shipley street The house has eight rooms. in
cluding bath room. The sale will take place
on Tuesday, May l4th, at o'clock P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

SPRAINED HIS ASKLg.-James b. Lank. OF
Greensborough Md. started northward yester-
day, but in jumping from the cars at CLAYTON
sprnined his ankle so severely that he was una
BILE TO proceed further
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

EE-To eradicate pimples from the face, use the
Z" "IOLLAR REWARD SOAP unfparingly.
WIN. u. ALMOND 4 BRO, AGENTS for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

We have received an nabstract OF the logs OF the
City Of Paris OF the Inman Line, and the Adri-
attic Of the the White Star Line in their last trip
vessel made the trip in days. 2l hours and 80
minuets; the latter in . days and minuets.
r. Il. Robinson & Co. are agents in Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

Howard p. Walton il now proprietor Of the
Diamond State ice business. Call on him at lth
and Shipey and llth Il King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

SHIPPISG OF MACHINERY Y.-Messrs. Z. 4 A.
Belts are shipping FIVE car loads Of machinery
to the Scott foundry, at Reading. One piece
OF this machinery alone weighs 25 900 pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

AT LAsT.-The chimney which has been left
standing Of the ruins Of the building destroyed
at Front and Tatnall streets by FIRE some months
age, has at last been leyeled to the ground.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
nnaraO-tf

EB-The Hist ~ Of National Remedy 80 Here is
the history Of the most celebrated tgnC OF the age
In a nntshell. In lo6 II announced that GER
tain combination OF vegetable Ingredients, with a
pur9 dinusive stimulant was working wonders I'm
The cure Of chronic dyspepsia, nervO debility pc
rlOdical fevers, rheumatism and constitutional
weakness. The unpretending name given 70 the
specific as PLANTATION BnTERS. The statement
attracted the attention Of inva ds everywhere. The
new remedy received a fair trial, and the results
more than confirmed all that had been said Ia its
praise. ThencefOrward II was a great success The
business columns Of the press spread the glorious
bOusneas. phyklca prostraiiOn and premature de-
cay, as II by commen consent, sought relief from
the new vegetable restorative They found What
hey soUg1t From that tine to the present the In
crease in the demand for Plantation BtteTs has
been one OF the most striking events in this aga.
Editorial Notices are 80 common that IL is almost
Impossible for editor TO express his honest Opin-
ion Of the merits Of any article without being
pected Of Interested motives. This TACT, however,
new addition TO the Materia Medica TO which our
attention has been recently directed. We refer TO
DR.. j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, q
remedy which Is making its way into more families
put together. There seems 10 be no question about
the potency OF Its TOME and Alternative properties
while II p ssesses the great negative recommends
uOn OF containing neither alcohol nor mineral poi
son. That 1t is a specific for Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation and many complaints of nervous
origin, we have reason to know and we are assured
on good authority that as a general inVigOrant
regulating and purifying medicine, II has no equal
IL Is stated that its Ingredients obtained from the
wilds of CalifOrnia) are new to the medical world
and ts eXraOrd nary effects certainly warrant tht
conclusion that 1t Is compound Of agents hitherto
unknown. II popularity is anv criterion, there caI
be no doubt Of the efficiency Of the VINEGAR BIT
TIERS for the sale Of the article is immense and con
tnuRy increasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
8oarGlna.

DoARnlNG.-A A NJ. y dhergln having rented
ID the building at the corner Of Eighth aud West
SITS formerly occupied bY the Misses drimshaw, as
a school intend TO open boarding house, aud Will
be ready In few wests To receive borders.
Table board also furnished. apri9-tf
DoARDING-Tn prisa'e family; beautlfnl view
ID Of city and oonntry; high, healthy location,
large airy r0ums. Apply at
EIGHTi AND FRANKLIN STS..
mys-u Wilmington Del
DoARDlNG Three ~ four gentlemen or gentle
- man anu wife can pr cure boaid with pleasant
rooms ct
my26t 83l EAST FOURTH 81 RECT.
noARnINd, for ladies and gentlemen at
Id mar2I.u an MARKET ST.
DUARDING-At
ID apr26m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
TNRONr ROOM, with hoard, for man and wife, al
II mar26-u 202 ". NINTH ST.
DOARDING.--A few gentlemen can be accOmO,
dated with board at
febsti 23i WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
gust and found.

II OSr--0n Sc oHd street, between Madison and
4 King, last night scarlet scarf ,broche border.
The Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving q al
mys-st' tn OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

gB-CaH on Send for estimates, prices and other
information as TO job Printing. q. Ferris sup
eri ntendent COMMERCIAL Press JOO Rooms, 9Th and
MarknA STA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

LEG AMPUTATED. William Wransey, who was
accidentally shot in the leg whilst cunning, last
fall, had the lower part Of the leg below the
knee amputated, yesterday During the cold
weather, the wound gave some evidence of
disposition to heal, and William was able TO go
around town on crutches, but with the advent Of
warm weather modification set in and amputa
ton became necessary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

~ Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
ltpubnc is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of J. j. N. Harman, No. 4l0
King street. There is nothing equal to 1t In the
state of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own go0is and sell at prices low as the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
neu Aar.r,l.sm.n,r. and. nn,.

New Advertisements, This Day.
Funeral notice.
Fresh ish-City Item.
Sales by Ogle A Miller
Notlce-H P. Walton.
Room with hoard wanted.
Hardware-Truman a 3 aw.
Fam for sale-Ezekiel Reed.
Caniager for sale-H. 7 odge.
Chadwick's Ice Cream Garden
Boardlng--A 4 NJ. Fothergll
Wilmington Reading hailrOad
NOtice-Minqaa Tribe, /. o X. NJ
Flower Seeds etc--A T. Alderdice
Ma h'niat wAnted-Diamond State Iron co
Hands on boots aid CATERS wanted-W. Boldly.
The boys call the street car mules Dolly Var
dens.
Pleasant weather this for ice and ice cream
dealers.
The ruins Of the fire, this morning, is a sad
looking place.
There was but one case Of drunkenness be-
before the Mayor, this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

Ey-The cheapest place TO buv Furniture and Bea-
ding Is at Graves, S. K corner ith and King streets
fes-eod9m. mon tines thurs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rnnrsaa Hsurs.

AAAnNH&A Aa8AhNs | E
BtlAtagton for PAaadephia,
as, $40, 1880 a m 1aSo, 400, 400, h42, T.lH,
1890 p. m Sundays $50, 1910 p. m
Wilmington fby Eew Tsrk
l.e0 q. m. 1a2O and 6Aq p. m.
Wilmington FOR Baltimore
1a52, aOs and leOa a m. LOO and all ,. m
W1altagtOn JOT Harrington,
i2bo a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m as p m Crhere is q LOO p m train
TO New Castlel
Vgn1tngtoa for CoatesvsllS ReadiSg, Bethkhem ana
Pottspiiis
sso, and 1880 a m 8 20 and 800 p. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$780, li.00 and 11.45 a m. asO 400, 900, T0n, p.6O
and il.30 ?. m Sundays 9.o0. 1i.s0 p. m.
Tfatns arrive rom Delaware r. r.,
500 from New Caste) 1O.15 a m. ass, 1000 p. m.
cine latter subject TO deAya)
TFatns arriBe from ". a r R A.,
$50 a m. 2t0, rs and SIS p. m.
~ See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

EY-Pnmphl't and Book Work, Of all kinds, done in
the hest style at the JOo ON e, s. W. Cor Of + fth
and Market Sts., Second Story
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
Reai Estate.
SALE OF THE LOWERING PROPERTY.

BALL VI lhE bONEhiNt fhofEtl1.
Mr.. j. T. Heald will sell at public sale, to-
morrow, forty-four lots on the Lowering proper
tv These lots are on Delaware. Gilpin and
Shallcross Avenues and on BroOme Rodney
Franklin, DUPONT, Scott. and Lincoln streets,
and in one Of the finest sections of our city.
The extensive improvements being made on
Delaware avenue. and this convenience to the
city railway. cannot fail to greatly increase the
value Of those lots. All who purpose investing
in real estate, and those who would locate in a
pleasant and healthy part Of the city, should be
in attendance at this sale. The sale will be pos
tive, and will commence at o'clock in the
afternoon.
wM BRIGHTs SALE.
WIN. Bright will sell tomorrow afternoon at
5 o'clock, 3s Building lots, in the western part
of the city. Some persons seems to have the
impression that these lots are beyond the Aims
house but such il not the case. They are on
Reed street only four squares west OF the vii.
mington 4 Reading r. r. depot and in an i'm
proving neighborhood and healthy location.
Terms are made six and twelve months only
10 per cent. each required.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
nE-NoTIcB.


The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally ~ understand that, notwithstand-
ing the absurd reports TO the cOntrary-gOtten up
and circulated by certain crOssgraned individuals,
&C uated by mRucit US motives he may still be
found at his place OF business, Nos. 5l2 and 54
Market street, where he expects to remain until II
huits his pleasure TO remove elsewhere and from
which he DOS not contemplate a speedy removal,
as he has a hve years lease Of the premises.
Respectfully, ETC.,
CHAs II. NYF,
Proprietor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
ParOr