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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
The Clayton House.

II NEW HOTEL NEARLY READY FOR OCCUPANCY
THE BUILDERS WORK FINISHED.
Our new hotel, the clayton House, is nearly
rnady for occupancy. The builder, Passmore Fl.
Itehell, opened the building, to-day, tp the in
pection of the public, and large number OF
'lsons, including many ladies, availed them
Ives of the opportunity to look through the
noble structure.
The contract of MIR. Mitchell is now completed,
18th the exception of a few final touches, such
hanging the front vestibule door, and cleaning
"l He expects to transfer the charge Of the
uding to the Committee, on Saturday, the
u 70 fixed in his contract being the 18th inst,
The heating apparatus, including fireplace
fittings the arrangements for cooking the
gas fixtures and marble mantels remain to be
Tut in, and the frescoing of the corridors, lin
irct and second stores,) and of the parlors,
dining room, and tea room, ie yet to be done
All of this will be promptly completed, Git is not
part OF Mr. Mitchell's contract) and the house
Lay then be furnished and occupied at once. A
few weeks now will see the hotel ready for the
iblic.
We have heretofore described the building
'nite fully, and explained the plan There are
ie stories. The fronts of the first story, ON both
llarket and King streets, are occupied by banks
and stores, but the hotel office is reached by a
Lroad vestibule, leading from the Market street
front On the first floor are the Office the ladies
and gentlemen's parlors, dining room, toa rooms
%c. On the second, there are 26 chambers, and
two parlors. The chambers on the second and
4 floors, all have fireplaces, and permanent
J arble-top washstands. Several of them are
mite with bathrooms and closets attached
"a the third floor there are 80 chambers OF
c fourth, 80; and on the fifth. 10 making 10I
eping rooms in all. A bell-pull, communicat
with the patent " Annunciator" at the office
placed in every room, including the bath
ms, $50 that person suddenly taken i'll
lid at once summon help.)
lie whole building is substantially and ele
Ehtly, though not extravagantly, furnished
afia doors, throughout the first story, are pro
led with bronze furniture" OF handsome de
Vt lent and we'll arranged Mr. Mitchell's con
'tt has been faithfully performed, and tn
ytOn House " i'll do him cradit
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Literary Mites.

HARKNEss' MAGAZINE" FOR DECEMBER.
The second issue of Hdrkness' Magazine, da-
ted for the present month, is just published u
IL quite substantial volume containing lag Oc-
tavo pages Of reading matter, including paper
~ ReY, Enoch Stubbs, - Lessons from the Sea-;
an article on Impure Air, by DIR. Harlan 'frhe
Eifl lence Of Character" by Rev. James Waters ;
- The Workers." by Rev X. w. Todd trans
lation. (poetry) from the German, by Rev. Chas
d. Shaw and poems by g M. T. O., Mrs. NJ, O.
Pyle, " Gussie," and Mrs. Fanny A. Yandeven-
Ter. A liberal instalment OF George MacDonald's
story Wilfred Cumbermede,' is given and
commencement is made OF Francis Vincents
excellent History OF Delaware, which, we pre-
sumo, is to be continued.
Besides this summary there are liberal Edi-
torlal Departments, and two or three anony-
alul contributions. The following fro IN the
business Department, may be stated AZ the
aims Of the Publisher:
/ In its large list OF forty-sx regular
contributors the Five great and learned profess
rions of Law, Theology Medicine, Journalism
and Education are numerously ard ably repre-
nted' Also Freemasonry, OddfellOwship 9TH
rr benevolent societies and Agriculture.
z. Its system Of voluntary contributors and
oi selecting the best editorials from newspapers,
magazines, &c, brings it into direct sympathy
with the people and lively representation Of
The living topics OF the day.
3. Its practical treatment of manufactures,
mechanical arts and sciences, commerce NC.
luake it of practical value. 1t will pay to ssnb-
scribe to this Magazine. No manufacturer can
Il lrd to be without it. 1t will deal largely
nth History, the History of Manufactures and
"her matter Of real and permanent value.
lts several departments are distinctly defined
md the matter appropriately arranged in each,
- i can be read logically and thus be peter un-
eiatoOd, remembered and referred to. The var
contents are such as interest and instruct
erery man, woman and child.
o. Its entire freedom from worthless trash,
and its numerous, short, interesting and COM
plete articles
i. 1t offers $780, in premiums for which every
ldy can compete either in writing stories, essays
poems &c, or in canvassing for subscribers
T. 1t is beautifully printed and appropriately
i.lu4tratad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
DOMreTIC NEWS.
u . NiNsuLA.
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u 90 ER COUNTY.

y go ER COUNTY. ,a
In Burton's :, =, l.,srs have been 81 cases OF
smallpox vita 10 deaths, The disease is spread
ing .iH-.J tA4.
Game ia scarce.
Thos. Flint and Chas. p. Craig of Cambridge
have consolidated their drug stores.
Good crops have mado money more plentiful
than for many years past.
TALBOT COUNTY.
colored man who was drunk cursed the off!
GERS and disturbed the Court the other day. He
now knows what juggling means. III
The st. Mohael's Comet asks, "Can we de-
velOp2" We give it up.
Another case of small pox has appeared in
Easton, and case has developed at the Cabin
farm. .r-
Walter o. HambletonIhss been acquitted Of
the charge OF inoendiarism in St. Michaels.
wYooMIoo oouETY.
Salisbury has an organized band Of calithump-
ians. .tu.lU
County news are scarce" the Shoreman says
Salisbury viewed the Boston conhagration--
in a panorama. ...
The Advertiser says: An e litor downthe PEN
nsula sat down the other day in a reserved
seat occupied by hornet. He stands up while
writing edit OrialH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
DTnmatlc.
THE DAVENPORT COMPANY, ro-NIonr.

THE DAVENPORT COMPANY, Tn-NIdHr.
There has been very fair sale of reserved
seats for the Davenport performance, up to
roon to-day, and we feel warranted in the hope
tina. there will be such an audience as this ex-
cellent array Of talent deserves. The attraction
Of a fine double bill, composed of Bulwer's
DRAMA The IRON Chest and the amusing Wild
Odis, ought to have full house, most certainly.
Mr. Harry Josephs, who appears, this even
ing, at the Opera House, is charming light
comedian, and will doubtless keep the audience
in a roar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Newark.

FORBES RAYS FUNERAL Forbes Ray, who
was recently removed to the Insane Department
OF the Wilmington Hospital fiom Philadelphia,
died few days since and was inferred in tue
burial ground Of the Uhristana Church. He had
many relatives and friends in Newark. Prof.
Mackey preached his funeral sermon.
OoNOLRr.-A concert in aid of st. Thomas
Episcopal church will be given in the parlor OF
Il. A. Curtis, on the evenings of the 18th ano
l4th inst. Miss Jones, teacher of music in Miss
Ohamberlains Seminary, will conduct the exer
ci3es
MAD DOG ExCITEMENT.-A rabid dog entered
the town on Wednesday afternoon, aud bit sew
eral other dogs before it was killed, 1t was
finally dispatched by L. IL. Armstrong, whilst
attempting to bite young man, who, to save
himself, entered yard and closed the gate be-
tween them.
SERIOUS AoeIDENT.-Mr A. II. Laws, wife of
Alexander Laws, drove over to Elkton, on Tues
day, and when near the II. r., at that town, tn,
horse was frightened by the whistle of the engi-
neer to warn ner of the approaching train
The animal suddenly turned in the road and
threw Mrs l.. from her vehicle, breaking her
ankle. The lower part of her limb will have to
be amputated to save her life and some per-
SONS entertain very little hopes of her recovery
She is attended by Drs. Mitchell and Ellis, of
EIkton, and Dr. CLARK, of Newark.
The BOARD OF TRADE."-Sales are reported
on change, as follows Pork, to the boarding
house keepers, 70lbs. Sausage, 10 lbs. Scrap
Pile, being very largely OF corn meal, go lbs.
Pipes, several Matches, 20 boxes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

James Barnet, colored, was shot dead by po-
liceman Thomas Auldridge in Washington, yes
terday, while resisting arrest.
The police of Washington closed up theswind-
ling gift photograph establishments" in that
city, on Tuesday evening" and seized their stock
and funds. The propritors and clerks we're ar
discharged on their own reeognizance.
The Bushwiek Avenue Railroad Comyany's
stables, in Brooklyn, were burned yesterday
morning, with 80 horses and IT cars. Loss $780,
900. 4s,... ..a,. Z VI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
rha nIi.annri nianstsr.

The official report of the Court Of Engineers,
held at Nassau to investigate the loss Of the
steamship Missouri, has been received in WASH
ington. 1t finds that the Missouri went to sea
without testing her new boilers and repaired
machinery, and that the fire doubtless originat-
ed from the defective felting OF the boiler; also,
that the supply of boats was insufficient, and
their adjustment improper, and that there was a
a total want of discipline and organization after
the fire broke out. OF SO persons on board "a
neriahad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Fatal Accident at Dover.

AM.N's HEAD AND FEET BLOWN OFF BY GAS Ex-
PLosIoN.
A sad and fatal accident occurred at Dover, last
ht of which we have but few particulars
J. of. West left his room, about II o'clock,
and went to his office, where he remained for
h"'era hours. About / o'clock a tremendous
explosion alarm ed the sleepers in the neighbor-
u ma, who upon repairing to the street, found
tho profe ssor'e Office in flames and himself pros
Itiate upon the floor, with his head and feet
blown OF. The accident is supposed to have
peen ca lsed by the explosion of gas retort,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

The Iron Chest and Wlt oats at the Opera
House, this evening, will be witnessed by full
house.
The General Jury was discharged, yesterday,
but Court is still in session.
Rev. A. T, Scott gives a scioptioon exhibition
at 9th and Penn streets, this evening, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Free Library.
The last quarterly conference of st. Pauls NJ.
L. Church will be held, this evening.
Rev. Chas. O'Connor lectures in this city on
Sunday evening next, and Father Burke is en-
gagged to lecture soon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Commercial Reports.
pHILADELpHIA MARKETS.

ePHIADELPHIA, Dec. s.
Cotton unchanged. Flour Arm; supertne "a
5OCa5 25 extras $5 75@6 5O Penna. extra fam
lily ~ 5000. Wheat firm; Western red 81 75C0
S3 white 81 9502 10 Corn firm yellow 600
G6o white $50. Oats 45D50c. Provisions quiet,
mess pork A15 bO0g16 Mhisky 96.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
BuHland.

GAS EXPLOSION AT NEWPORT SEVERAL LIVES L, ST.
LONDON, Dec. 8.
The Gas Works at Newport, Wall street, ex-l
ploded this morning killing several and fatally
wouhding others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
rhe Funeral of MIR. Greeley-A Great De mon
strnIiOu.

The funeral of Horace Greeley took place yes
terday in New York. The services were held in
the Church of the Divine Paternity. and the fun
eral addresses were delivered by Rev. DIR. Chap
and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Among the
mourners were the President and Vice President
of the United States, the Vice President elect,
the Postmaster General and Secretary of War,
the Chief Justice of the United States, the
Governor and Governor elect, of New York, the
Governor of New Jersey, Senators Trumbull,
Schurz, Conkling and Fenton. Generals Sheri-
dan and Babcock, and host of other military
and civil officers besides distinguished citizens,
associations, clubs, etc. Nearly all the stores
along the route of the procession were closed,
tolled and the flags half-mast. The interment
was in Greenwood Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Oar Hnrl,or.

The Chief of the U. s. Engineer Bureau re-
commends an appropriation of $4,000 by Con
gress, to continue the improvement of the har-
Dor. We need $780, 900, and must havei it. The
Board of Trade ia at work about it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
Congressional Proceedings.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5,
Mr. Sumner asked to be released from serving
on any committees ON account of illness,
HOUSE.
The House passed bill for the relief Of Dos
ton by the admission Of building materials free
of duty.
Bills were introduced for pension of two thou
sand dollars to the family OF Gen. Meade to es-
tabsh bank of exchequer, with capital of one
hundred millions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
A PnrIn RniInre.

GOVERNMENT AGENT HEAVY LOSER.
New YORK, Dec. 5.
The Government agent for the settlement of the
consus account was one of the heaviest losers
by the failure of Bowles Brothers, Of Paris
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Weather Record
REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.

HEPONI OF bIdNAL bERYIUE.
s fWAsHIsGroN, Dec 8. n
For the middle States southwesterly to North
westerly Winds increasing cloudiness, lower tenn
perature tonight, and occasional rain and snow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
deaths

McMULLEN.-In this city, on 4th inst j. LESLIE
youngest son OF Jerman j., and Annie X. MoMul-
len. aged 10 weeks.
= he rrlttives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfu ly invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his paren S, I'll Poplar street, FRI
day afternoon at O'CLOCK, to proceed to Rverview
Cemetery.
HARG Son the ath inst, Of pneumonia, Levi
Mills hargls, In his 6lst year
Friends and re atives invited t. attend the funeral
from his late dence, S. e. corner Third and Pop
lar st. eets, Saturday afternoon neXtesve the house
at O'Clock. Services at Asoury Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

The probable resignation ofMr. L. r. Taylor
from the Clerkship of the City Council. (haying
been elected Cashier of the Artipa MS Saving
iank,) will leave vacancy for which several
names are canvassed among them there of VIM.
s, Hayes, recently member from the 9th Ward .
Alderman Vincent s. W. McCaulley and others.
Council elects
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EVENING.

Davenports Chestnut st., Theatre Company,
Opera House. "The Iron Chest" and avid
EATS"
Fair at Odd Fellows Hall. Exhibition Of the
sciopticon, each evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

Argument in the Kellogg Yarmouth case was
concluded in the L. 5. Court, at New Orleans,
yesterday. The Court,in respect to the memory
of Mr. Greeley, adjourned until Friday, when
Judgment will probably be given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
VIII to Men Banlshed from Indian Territory

VIII Men BRnished from Indian Territory.
Advices from the Indian Territory state that
the Cherokee National Council, now in session
at Tahlequah, has passed a bill banishing all
white men from the nation. This has caused
much excitement, and many of the most promi-
nent citizeus regard the measure as political
crime" There was much speculation as to
whether the Chiof would sign the bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
aetarriagEs.

QUILIN-HICKMAN,- November 9th, at the
Sound Church, by Rev. william r. Tubbs Mr.
Peter P. Quinn to Miss Nary e. Hickman, all OF
Worcester Co., Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Condition of George Macdonald.

The New York Herald, of Wednesday, con-
tains the following statement -
"The condition of George Macdonald is still
critical though not altogether alarming. He
has had no fresh attack of bleeding at the
lungs, butts quite weak. He is at Dover, N, j.,
with friends
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
8 " Second
8 " Third
2 " Fourth
l " Fifth

" mtenued 70 be presented TO the Ind
Regt.,.by the Union League OF Wilmington.
The g. A. Il. organization is now about to dis
band, and give up Its room. 1t therefore be-
comes necessary to find some other suitable
place of deposit for the flags. The meeting,
last evening after discussion, resolved that they
should be handed over to the Delaware Histori-
cal Society, the members of which express
readiness to take charge Of them, and commit
lee Of three from each regiment was appointed
to arrange for making the transfer of the flags
In public demonstration at Masonic Temple,
and also to prepare histories of the several Del
aware regiments, for deposit with the colors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

ArTENTIyE.-In the case of Mr. Thomas Brad
ley as in all the other cases, the p, w. " B. r..
X. Company are giving prompt attention to the
sufferers by the recent RAILROAD accident. A
special train was sent to Kirkwood to-day, again,
with physician in attendance upon Mr.. Brad
ley, who is recovering as fast as could be ex-
pected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
HEADS HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Baren st. and shaIIcrosa Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ERRY R9sEY n HHAhP, ah12b' n; N p, 3 PHYSICIAN

MARY II. HEALD, M. D., EhKsiO'ANA
mar19-1yof
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienlu
Treatment Of Invads-without Medicines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIBNIo TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-givng as not only
utterly allacous but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines such as are daily adj
minlstered to sick persons II given to those in vig-
OrOus health, would inevitably make them i'll. Rea-
son. Nature, and true Science must and do condemn
sucn Healing ~ Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination of Wholesome Food,
Pure Air, Various forms of Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths in Pure, Soft Water Swedish Movements for
the strengthening Of feeble MUSCLES the relief OF
congested organs, and equalization Of the circula
ton, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
test, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea-
ti0n, etc.
DIR. M. H. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DIR, p. HEALD to gentlemen.
Cases visited In Town or Country.
marl9-Tu, ,Th&Sat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

E. L. Davenport and Company at the Opera
House, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
From Washington.

NonuNATIoNs BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsHINdToN, Dec. 8.
The President has nominated Ward Hunt, OF
New York, to the Supreme Court, aud j. L. Orr,
OF South Carolina, Minister to Russia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
SEVEN PER CENT,
STATE AID BONDS,
TO THE ARKANSAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
AFirst Lien on the Revenue of the Road
Only $40, 900 per mile,
AT rs CENTS
AND ACCRUED INTEREST,

This is the great Central East and West route
through Arkansas, CONNECTING THE THREE
LARGEsr CITIES IN THE STATE, Helena, Pine
Bluff and Little Rock, the CAPITOL This route has
supported a LINE OF FIVE STEAMERS for severa
years. Connects with the GREAT COAL FIELDS
West of Little Rock, and THE CATTLE TRADE
from Texas with unrestricted control Of the COT
TON PRODUCT FROM THF RICHEST PLANTA-
TIoNS IN THE WORLD. With these facts, care
full investors will at once observe the immense
traffic that awaits this road.
Interest payable LIST October and April at the
Union Trnst Company, New York
Maps, Circulars anphlets,giving full particulars
OF the loan to be had by addressing the undersigned
WILLIAMS & BOsTwICK,
Bankers, 40 Wall st.,
noV21-eod&w1m NEW YORK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
The DeIaware B.1tIs FIng..

THEIR FURTHER AND PERMANENT CUSTODY.
A meeting of members of the Delaware regi-
ments of Union Volunteers, composing the
Grand Army of the Republic, was held at the G.
A r. rooms last evening Col. A. H. Grimshaw
presided and Lieut.. Frank Nolen acted as Sec
retarY.
The battle flags of the Delaware regiments
we're originally presented them by private sub
scription, with the exception of those given by
gaUe them any colors. At the close OF the war
the soldiers left the fags in the custody of the
organization of the g. A r., and they have so
remained since 1867. They are as follows:
colors First Delaware Volunteere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE.

on "Wednesday, Dec, IIth, 1872,
at ~ O'Clock, p. M.
The house IL good, substantial BRICK o.
HOUSE, situated, No. 4O4 Il. Third street, con- %
tainiug eight rooms well ventilated and In Tstclass
rider; has been painted anu papered this last sum-
mer. Wld OF lot u feet, running back 100 feet
Sale positive.
rERMs-'r Eenty per cent. cash as soon as the
property s struck off, banka0le note for $500 will
Je taken for three months, interest added by the
JurcnHser giving approved endOrsers; the balance
can remain years secured by bond and mortgage.
ANY person Wishing to SCI the property Will be
shown lt by calling on the subscriber on the prem
lseS. JACOB REYNOLDS,
dec3.5-E9-1O
a he highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
second hand furniture by l., W. StidhAm a. Son.
AuctlOneeTs, Ill H. FoHrtn street., Wilmington, Del.
Also ali kinds of secondhand furniture for sale.
-Qul
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
FIRST EDITION. u

i LII & = y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
Tonight, the Iron Chest.

GONE VERY GOOD REASONS why 1t is that
- FOUT sells such immense quantities OF coal: in
the nrst place. he always buys the best that can q
bought for money, without regard to price; and
second, his coal is kept in well built sheds, wi h
oors in them; and third, it is all Irefuly screened
and picked. " eight guaranteed; delivered prompt
ly and sold as low as the lowest Ohlce aud yard,
WEST AND WATER SITS, viii Del
NJow IS THE TIME to buy coal, as 1t has not
~ been lower for years. Reliance Mt. Carmel
and Lehign are the favorte kinds. All sizes kept
under cover, and carefully screened.
GEO. w. BUSH. French-St. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
4. w. sTIDHAM g. SON.
zeal Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Public sale.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday Dec. 14tb,
It 6k O'clock at the auction ro Jm OF l.. W. ntidhan
& Son, a substantial frame house, situated In the
city or Wilmington, on Townsend street, near 70 A
street house is is by IS feet; ~ stories with
ack building 10 by Ia leet; depth Of lot 1UO feet;
stable ia The rear; well OF excellent water and
Jump Also three adjoining lots IA feet by 10O feet
Property belonging TO Penn Loan Association.
Terms of Sdls:-10 per cent. on house and 20 per
cent. On lots on day or sale balance on or before
tlsJ day Of Maceh next when good and sufficient
ltle viii be made Tor same.
For any lntOrma ion respecting property, call on
Messrs. VIM. Ii. Pierce, President, David Woolman,
Treas or Wesley 1alley Sec. dec.5-'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
DUBLIC SALE OF
FOREIGN LIQUORS,

VIII he sold at LEWEs, DELAWARE, on TUES
DAY, December 10th, 1s7z, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
The following merchandise, viz; so Barrels I'M
PORTED WalsKY, containing 2573 64-100 proof
gallons, Barrels lMPohTED BRANDY, contain
4g tl-lO0 prof gallons.
These goods are suppo ed to be from the wrecks
Of ship John Sidney" from Liverpool, and barque
'MeIway," latey wrecked near Cape Henlopen,
and will Oe sold as unclaimed goods, for cash, 10
pay the duties due tile Government, and other ex-
Jenaes, by VIM d. NOLEN,
Collector OF Customs,
District OF Delaware,
WIlM:. GTON, DEL, Nov. 30 lsI2-eoc&wts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05

noV2a-eod&w1m NEW YORK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-05
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noLE d MILLER.
Zeal Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. 8O5 Market Street, above Sixth,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUBLIC SALE AT
NO. 6o2 sHIPLEY STREET,
on Friday December 9Th, 1879.
At20clock, ?, M,
OFF, LARGE LOT OF

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND SECOND
HAND FURNITURE.
(NEAKLY NEW,)
such as Bedsteads. Mattresses, Tables Chairs, Cup
rhhkE FfhS I-CLASS FEAi HER BEDS Wash
Machines, Sewing Machines, Sausage Outter, Cook
stove and other Stoves; Blinds, Shades and Cur
tains; Tag Carpets and a large lot of Pots, Pans,
Tins aud Kitchen UUensiR- Also, several new
Tubs anu other articles
Also, Store Fixtures,
.uch as Counters Shelving, Bins, Drawers, Meat
Board Case and Doors and hne and nearly new
Tea Jaddies, &c &c.
rhese goods nave been on storage for long time,
viii positively be sold, without reserve for cash.
Gg Entrance shipley street above sixth 81.