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tions OF the sexual system. with the latest
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spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
Th1s 10 an interesting work Of two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous en.
cravings, and contains aluable information
TOR those who are maTrisd or contemplate
marriage; Sill 10 IL 3 Q 0 thai oagRt to be
under lock a KEY and NOS laid oaralessly
about the houa0,
esnt 70 any ons( 60 Of ~pestagelfo1 b cenhu
Address Dr. But UGpensary, No. y y,
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Before applying to the notorious QUACEl
who advertise ia public papers, OF using any
CuACK poruse d.. BUTTS work. ~
matter what your disease H. or how dsplors
bleyour condition.
Dr.. Butts oan % eonsnlteas personally or -
mall On the Diseases mentioned IN mis- Rofs
once no. HN. GtEhth street, 81. AErkafs7
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CHARLB-ToN, ". Va, January "a.
-Wuuzu Casey, a young man, WIS
shot through the breast this evening
b. a comp Mon who was carelessly
handling E pistol
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"a Ct 1870, Ordinary-40 at 1e1zos 50 as
IS9<a; 10 at Iec. Stsined-19 at I9hc; 8 a.
19Xc; 3 ct 19He; . at 1915. Mlxed-o 81
Ies; 8 at l9Ae strict good ordinary and
low middlIng-2O0 ct 20Hc.
Mfddling here at this time last year -l4E9
Middung In New York same date. @l5es
Uplends IN Mgerp0ol same date,~--. GS9s
Gold In New York same date-..----~. Au2s
The following Is s comparative daily
statement OF the receipts, shipments and
stock on hand at this point:
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~ & 8 SAUCE.

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
HTHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II i'm proves appetite and digestion, and u
Ia unriyaled for lLs q vor. We are directed
by Messrs. E a PERkINS to prosecute al
parties making or vending counterfetts.
JOHN DUECA6'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, Nav York.
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MsnaaY, FahraarN 5. ~

within legal hours, ths following dasodaaG
property, Wis:
a certain usst OF land. lying N shelby
county tennessee, and a. t0lQWag
bsslnulnA ~ the norlnWezL c. rnaT Of HfaiaH
lOI, sUld 20 nlm DT ". p. Daadr1oK, In Laa
year i5oi Ghsnoa norL2 one degrss east, ala
lest 6 lns s0nth nns OF Dean aTenus, I0N
"a aV51as, a. aid down IN DsaarlckiE
map AnenOs south ~ sast, 3s 6seL Win the
soutA L-a Of kalu aVann5 70 he intersection
o. Lean and tre2esSnt aYanussi heucH
sonE2 ons degree West, SIS lest Win tee vest
uus % EEsEoTant aVeHua % Lhe aurtnoaat
corner Of sala t1e4a's purchase, as a1oYa
nAnsdi thence north 81 Ezk, as test N tha
S-lu3 Of an acre.
Terms Of saie-On q credit OF seven aud
tTeiV5 month";, purchaser 70 exEeazs ue1ss
WIN approved sursues. Lien " Do reEalnsd 20
secure same aad equity OF resumption 5ar-
RED.
January 4, LIZA
EDMUND A. COLE, Q. and D..
I'm 49, -
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Ecooks and Boaas-Ths stock market
was strong and higher durin she early
part Of she day, and prices advanced hto
] per cent; bus IN the afternoon there was
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CANCERS |
SHHNO6HkSt
JUNIORS ULCERS

AND ALL
Ohr . MO D1@eASSS
Treated with success by
Dr. NG. ~ 4rSszahA "A,
IN cbaJes Of Memphis Branch once. at No.
- North Court street, Of Prof Kline's
PhilAdeiph1a behyue institute and Cancer
~ SEND TOT oircular talsdsw
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"a. .. 8. 5oHNsoN'B:
MEDICAL D~IsPENsAEY
ne HAU sEzEET CUP ssAfal.
Bstwssa W~aahinEssn and Adams sEssis
MEMPHIS, EzEE

MEMPHIS, EzEE-

Is now permanently established tor the tree .
ment OF patients, both male and 6smaia.
who are Afflicted with any Drm OF
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Trust SalA

SBSy virtue Of 4. = nuassu's Trust Deed
% me, dated the Ism day OF July, A. ID. HIU,
ana recorded IN BOOk 70, page "a, I VIII SELL
Tor oaSn.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT sOOTAIMe REMEDY.

Me-. Cures Collie and Gripping
wA1foaTab,, in the Bowels, and faeilfs
S~rss- tatea the process of Teeth a,
ing.
Ne. Bubdpea C~OnVulstons and -
whJoo-b overcomes all diseases in
@T1sD. oident to infants and NIL o@ss
dren. ~
Cures Diarrhea, Dysen-
1T. terry and sumner Coma ~
HnNo1eoa plant in children OF al o.,
nSTSPs ages,
It Is the Great Infants M Chudrsn's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brOuRht
on by Teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the 6RA4TON MEDICINE
co., 81. Louis, NO.
Sold by drngsihts and dealers inmedicips
u~vMrw4hnra- NngINk-
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chanesrY Sale Of Rsal Es.als,

No. $50, R-First CRzrssry Court OF SRaihy
cOunEy-h@ Deacrlck Va, AnnsH Ftad
e. Al.
y Z vtrtue OF an tntsrlOoutsry dsgres Tor sale
~ entareG1u spOVe cause k~OgsLnnar ,B5i.A
W4Beu a. puouc auctlou, 70 the nIsDsaE side
DER In HonG ~ bna Otark and masss1's onCe
y1rsen1aW BLOCK, second street., Ia Eas oEF q
Memphis. Tennessee, On
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The secreG O1 CRptiss'fsn.-Features Of
Greri4n m0ui, "A we'll turned neck aud beau
uruly founded arms, are no doubt very nice
things To have, and ladies' VINO posssfs THESE
charms have reason TO De thaEkulto AotneT
nature: yet after all, the moBL captivating
of ali Womanly charms Is q pure, tTeal ana
brilliant complexion. This superlatIVe fas-
ctnati0n any lads may secure BY Using ma
G Ms MAGNOLIA BALM, q andar
beautffylog preparation OF the present age,
It o4nsrs mom ali oroi0 4ry Cosmetics In
three u ost essential particulars, tnaSmucn ss
II contains no ri Irl0ua 1 gradients, does not
contract or auriYe l the sk1n IS AL the aHtrin.
Eant q blooms lotions ard +" powders"
eventually do, nut produces 3 lasting ioVen"
ness By improving The hea IN OF me SKI
u der rs operation ne texture or Inc cpl.
der ID becomes dner, and the surface 8 IT as
velvet end smooth as porcelain. Features
cannot be ~cnangsd, but COmplexions oApi
ana Il Is Quits certain that 8 ads Win no
oCber charm n q q fresh snd rosy complex
I'm will attract more admiration IN COM
pay than her neighbor vita a classic Lace
bat 4 ga low skin.
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LONDON.

LONDON.
LONDON, January Is The money mar
ket st the close vas IS follows:
Consols, money .-.-s2z U. 8. 5-s0s lss5--.9sA
Oonsols, AcoOunt.--82& o. 3. 5-20s lS57..-..93M
o. :. 6-9k IS62.-s2 Us. I0-40s--.-92-
American securities quiet but steady.
PARIS.
PARIS, January 25.-Rsntss, SOC. 100
FRANKFORT.
FRANKF RT, January IS United States
acknowledgements Of 1882, e8hG
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST AzpORT 81 rHLEsAArH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January %.
Gold-Qpened irmer, on purchases by
some prominent bankers ID brokers.
The closing quotations we're lo9H4l09Z.
Loans ranged from 3 TO 8 per o4Ds for car
rying. ClearinRs, Sl9 900. O0e. Bid
for goverDmsnt gold to-day, fos 20 500 900.
were from los 81 90 60 1903 l3- 100
Awards 81 600 900 were made az 100 80 100
to 100 70 100
MOney-The market Hss Easy through
q the day at sos per cent.
Sterling neutrality-suspicious. bills,
Southern State Securities Southern
State bonds on last call were firm but
duif The closing quotations Weres
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@ q -eles that AuA1h - =
sequU nee Oi youthful ildiscreui0ns,
~ This meiicineba las been Uselin our Prsc-
tics for many years, aud with thousands
treated. it has not failedm o single instance.
sr Each package OF Vegetable Cure IL
wrapped il ultramarine biuepaper, printodin
gold letters, and contains one bottle dlcd with
s-ugar.coated Pills, and one vial q Medicsted
Powders, sufficient TO make one-ha1 pint o.
injection; and one Syringe.
So Price S. per package, sold b7 Druggistsl
Of sent BY mail on receipt Of 800.
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Uoitsd States acknowledgements
bonds were strong, snd higher az the
tbs close, the market closing 81 the fol-
lowing prloss.
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Wednesday, the 2lst BayOf February, 1872

the following described lot OF land, living In
SHELBY county, SAFE OF Tennessee. being lot
No. q, in kloeE No. 3, on Georgia street, be-
tween Second and Third streets, In thai part
or the city Of Mempht known AZ Fort Ptsk
ertng, and being the lot bought by Andrew
K1leY from GnBtavuB FIe ing on the 4tn
day Of February, h69, the deed for which
rs registered in the Registers once OF Shelby
COUNT Record Book 40. ~, page G5; levied
on as the property of said andrew Keiey 70
satisfy said execution, interest snd COS s,
Sale DetWeeD the hours Of 10 O'Clock an.
and Ap.m. MAHCgS J. WRIGHT, BheriH.
By wv COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff,
Finley q Keller. ACt'ys or PlalpLii. iR2l
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D0a'G HASk. . spit, spit, How,
RtoW, anu dlf gust eYerl Oooy wita youI "a
tas IA and It's offensive odor, whsn Dr.. SsEsis
Uatarrh kennedy VIII speedily destroy all
oior and ARES the discharge.
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.ShsriRs Sale Of neal Estate.

~ BY virtue Of an cut nom the Su
preme Court at jackson, Tenn, in favor Of
7. Anderson vs.. "a. HoE tsan, Andrew
kiley and VIM. TAYLOR, 1 VIII ksl, fOr rash
To the highest bidder, in 'front.' Of the sherih's
Ct1ce, on Second street, near Union stres
In the city Of Memphis, on
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MARKET REPORTS.

Giving 4 comprehensive Review Of Trade IL
Mem phis, and a Prices URREHT OF every
article OF Merchandise in Market, Domestic
or Foreign, with a varsity OF
MATrER, OF Interest and value 70 every buBt'
ness man and family, Rnd
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Spot sales to-day, 800 bales. Sales last
evening, ESQ bales.
9:I5 p.m.-C0ttnn market closed inact-
i've, with prices dropping Qaosaeions-
llSsles Tor future deliVscy-Fsbrusry
2I..os March. 22Aa-
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THE GOTTON MARKETS OF THE W9RLD.
NEW YoRK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January IS.
):S6 am.-COttOn market opened quiet,
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PAPER For THE PEOPLE
For the Professional Man, for the Merchant,
tor the = yrmer, for the Mechanic.
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Agents. Memphis. TeI
kN31l6IT5

2 81 Cures all diseases caused
j ID bysef-abuse, viz :SperalG-
- 5TTaed, Seminal Weak
Ross, N ut Emissions
) - Less of Aspo7g, UHsUeTsdl
q ~ E LdsSigde, Pains IN As
so Back, DimDess Of Vision,
50 Premature old 4gs, Weak
NsrUes, Dific1h Breathing,
IN Pale C~OuBleHaHes, LftsdH-
W. hy, Consumption, and all
d eases that follow IS .
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKREr.

LOUISVILLE, January 25.-Cotton mar
kst sctivs and firm; middling held st
2ILe
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As Useful, Reliable and Interesting as any
Newspaper printed. We aim TO make II the
most reliable publication in Memphis, com.
peting Tor public favor, giving the earliest
and best infOrma alton required by merchants
n others, In its columns are found R5lsz
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MARRIAGE ,z a Fssy as5aD S= p gssss Sso nc
naaRRR N marrv ~, me nhvsdoIooa
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LIVERPOOL
CINCINNATI.
LOUISVILLE.

NASHVILLE, January 25.-Cotton mar
ket buOyant but unsettled; low mid
dIfnU Q1o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
Medical Blunders.

From the period when Surgeons applied their
saves 10 weapons instead OF wounds 10 the present
Eide-awake age, the medical profession has often
unwitungiy taken side with Diseese In It's conflicts
with the human system. Even yet in spite OF the
teachings OF experience some physicians believe In
depicting their patients, already seriously exhaust
ed by sickness, with powerful evacuants, emetics,
salvants cautharldal plasters, or the lancet. But
prOvidentisy, public intelligence s ahead OF these
medical Fossils who belong, Of right 70 the era Of
The CT Isades. That powerful ally Of nature in its
warfare with the causes OF Sickness nosTkl Kris
STOMACH BIT sRs has opened the eyes Of the masses
10 the paramount importance OF increasing the vital
strength Of the body when menAcsd by disease.
They understand that when the atmospheric con-
ditons are adverse 70 health-as, for example, in
damp, chilly, or severely cold weather-it is wise 10
reinforce the system with a wholesome tonic and
stimulant, and thus enable 1t to combat and reT Ell
the depressing influence OF an Indictment tempera-
ture. II the constitutional and animal powers were
always thus recruited in the presence of danger the
mortality from consumption, bronchitis, chronic
| rheumatism, &C, would be much less than 1t now
| is. The causes which produce groups, colds, quin-
sey, diptheria and catarrh, seldom effect a strong
andIactve vital system; and OF all vitiizinR prepar-
atoms, Hosetter's Bitters has proved the most EN-
cient. 1t not claimed that this standard tonic a
specific for lung and threat maladies, 1t is for
| dyspepsia and liver complaint and tntermittents
| known safeguard against all the atmospheric ele-
| ments Of disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

Mr.. James Hessey, OF DsldgeyiIle, Is a cAndi-
date for SergeAnt-at-Arms to the House Of Rep
resentatives. There are said TO be fifty other
aspirAnts for the position.
Mispillion light is to be re-established. The
surveys have been made and next spring the
work Of erection will begin.
They have been filling the ice houses down
the State with ice three inches thick.
Dover is without winter amusements.
MI. Evans, auctioneer of Lewee, is strict tenn
perAnce man, and refused to sell the foreign
ogle went down from this city and cried the
sale.
All unmuzzlsd dogs in Dover must be shot.
So the City Fathers say.
Doyer's largest hog weighed 7O7 lbs.
Phillip O. Jones, at one time proprietor Of
each of the hotels in Georgetown, died last week
after protracted illness.
Eli r. Sharp, sheriff-elect Of Sussex county
gave leap year party on Saturday night He is
about to remove his residence from SeafArd to
Georgetown.
The NJ. E. Church at Seaford has been re-
painted and improved.
s. r. Stephens store, at Middletown, was
robbed OF several guns pistols, and quantity
OF clothing, ETC., one night last week The
thieves attired themselves in new suits, and one
OF them, boy, threw his boots into the yard,
WAiOh leu 10 ulb luontlncatiOn ana ATTEST he
subsequently escaped, but refused to reveal the
names of his accompliee.
Geo. Primrose OF Milton was recently lost
from the %. 7. Biggs in Hatteras Inlet, and was
drowned.
few years ago no oysters were to be found
In Milton creek, but they are now abundant.
The friends OF the Georgetown 4 Berlin r.
r. will meet at Millsboro on the 28th
Robert b. Houston Of Dagsbor Sussex county
gave family dinner one day last week.-Mrs. 10th
birthday.
The new Presbyterian Church at GEORGETOWN
was dedicated. yesterday. 1t is one OF the neat
Presbyterian churches on the shore. DR.. Patton
OF Middletown preached the dedicatory sermon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
WILMINGTON, DEL.
lesday Afternoon, Dec, ".
THE HEAVY CAPITALIsTg MUST BUILD
OUR IRON FURNACES.

The erection Of iron furns ses at Wilmington
would doubtless prove profitable II so, men
thoroughly acquainted with iron manufacturing
will best know the fact, and, generally speaking,
they are best provided with capital as well as
experience, to undertake the enterprise. 1t is,
in some respects, one unsuitable for the general
public to be be asked to subscribe to- for the fewer
stockholders in furnace, the better. It seems
to us that there are ten men who know how to
make iron, residing in Wilmington, or interested
here, who ought to put up, or safely pledge,
100000 in twenty-four hours, and commence
work at once. They know what the margin Of
profit there now is on ton Of pig metal.
We need furnaces here to further diversity
our Industries, and to add a needed element to
our iron manufacturing, but they ought to be
established by that class Of moneyed men who
A,e well able to provide the necessary capital,
and not by general appeal to our Woodworking
business men, who, in these days of tight money
markets. find their utmost efforts necessary to pro-
vide sufficient capital for their operations and who
are often forced to give up well devised and pru-
dent measures Of increasing their business, be-
cause-thanks to the Usury LAWS and our def
cheney in banking capacity-the needed money
cannot be had, at any safe rate of interest.
Furnaces are, moreover, the proper subject Of
private concern, more than of popular subscrip-
ton, because they add comparatively little to
city's population, and consequently little to its
local trade and business. The work to be done
requires very few hands in proportion to the
capital invested. and the most Of them are I'M
skilled laberers, earning low wages. furnace,
in this respect, is not such an enterprise as APP
peals to the sympathetic interest Of the business
community, though, in our case it is one which
our manufacturing in lustries now greatly need.
Put up the money. gentlemen, in S2O.OOO., or
$4,000 Jumps. You don't want any small
stockholdera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

II is not often that such an opportunity is pre-
sented for securing bargains in hne millinery a. 10
row offered al the old store Of Messrs. Thomas
Kennedy d BrotherA Ne. 726 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, prior 10 their removal 70 their
rev store, on Chestnut street above Twelfth
fore their approaching removal; and hence the bar
gains which lney offer are really extraordinary As
our reaLsrE are aware, theirs Is rRK house IN nne
millinery, and their present prices positively less
han tnOse charged by other millinery firms for the
same qualities Of goods. Every day confirms this
the experience VI their customers. Their most
elegant goods are really being sod at great sacri-
ans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
Genrlemen'z wedding Costumes.

With the approaching number OF weddings in
fashionable society, peculiar to this season OF
the year, there is the usual desire to know the
proper dress suitable to the occasion. Most OF
the ceremonies now take place in the morning
or rather, to be exactly correct as to time in the
forenoon, begigning as near the English custom
where the Eplscopalian ceremony can only be
performed, according to ecclesiastical law, be-
fore IL O'Clock noon, as the demands and con-
venience Of fashion will allow. gentleman
should wear royal blue auperfne cloth English
frock coat of medium length OF waist and pro-
portionate length of skirt, silk breast facing to
the button holes and the edges flat braided. five
button holes worked in the lappels, to be worn
buttoned, and the upper one used for flower ;
double-breasted white cloth waistcoat show
ing three-quarters Of an inch above the turn
over Of the coat. and light colored dressed doe
skin trousers-lavender or silver gray being the
most correct. The gloves and scarf should be
OF the same shade as the trousers, the latter Of
plain satin and STANLEY" or tied knot
When the ceremony takes place in the evening
now quite the exception, full dress should be
worn. The rolling collar dress coat has not found
al much favor as was anticipated in the earlier
part Of the season, and the older style of frock
lapel is still preferred. The groom should be
distinguished by white dress waistcoat neatly
embroidered on the collar and fore part. Dress
trousers are made Of a medium weight black
doeskin, the same shade as the coat while tie
and gloves should be worn with full drsss on the
occasion: The travelling costume shonld be q
suit OF ditto. Coat a single or double breasted
morning coat, with pockets under flaps on the
hips, and double breasted waistcoat A neat
dark mixture, or small, quiet, checked suiting is
the most approprlate.-N. \. Mail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
THE EXCUSES FOR MURDER,

by the theory Of the law, self-defence is the
only justification for murder-and the person
who kills mnst be in actual great dAnger-driven
into corner, with no chance for escape. In
practice, however, the verdicts OF juries have
established a code very different from the legal
one, and at least one other sufficient excuse for
killing has been long recognized and by many
approved The husband, or father or brother,
Of betrayed woman, it has come to be under
stood, cannot be found guilty Of murder in our
American iury-boxes, when he kills the betrayer
From cases 80 notorious as that Of Sickels and
Key, down through long list OF less prominent
ones, this law Of the iuryIhAs been maintain cd
though in defiance Of the written laws, and in
spite Of considerable censure. Quite recently, the
brother Of young girl, who had eloped with
man already married, went to the grated window
Of the Virginia jail where the man was confined,
and taking aim through the bars, deliberately
shot him 70 death Yet even he was acquitted.
the rude theory Of justice formulated by the
jury being that the conduct Of the slain man
justified the brother in taking his life
To this class Of cases, several other excuses
have lately been aided Mrs. Fair shot Judge
oriaeadsn, while isitting by his wife, because
biz attentions to herself hAd ceased, and, after
long contest, in which she was nearly hanged,
shs Was acquitted 1t was no murder, the jury
thought, under the circumstances The wages
Of sn il death
The other day in New York, Bleakley, the IN
Gle Of girl who had to med to sinful life, killed
her because, a. he declares she refused to re-
form. His theory appears to be that, az the
natural guardian Of his neice he had right to
take her life 70 save her from further sin. This
is totally new excuse and ii remains to be
seen whether any jury can be found who will
consider it sufficient
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17
SpefiaI Aotifes.


We believe that Messrs. Kennedy Bros, No. T2g
Chestnut st. are doing the largest Millinery trade In
Philadelphia. They are Offering great induce
ments 70 customers in order 10 close out previous
70 their removal into their new store, 1917 chestnut
Street
They have a very superior stock Of Ladies' Furs
equally cheap for Hoiiiay Gifts. There Is nothing
better, our Lady friends can appreciate them II
they come from Rennedys
Now Is the time TO secCre Presents, either In NIL
llnery or Furs. our Lady Friends know that Ken
nedy Bros. keep the best goods. dec9.lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

Noticing the large increase in the number Of
arrests by the Philadelphia police this year. over
last, the Dover DetaUaredn adds: Tho city
gives heavy Radical majority" This is true,
but that majority is not made up Of these ARES
ted parties their vote would give heavy pre-
ponderance the other way. Furthermore, the
Mayor, whose police made the increased number
OF captures, is a Republican, while Mayor Fox,
with whose operations those of this year are
compared, was otherwise. Do you see these
points, neighbour
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

The Philadelphia Bulletin is encouraged to be-
heve that the ice-boats will be able to keep COM
munication with the ocean OPEN this winter.
The two ice-boats are in fighting trim" and in
charge of new and vigorous commanders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

1t is stated that the municipality OF New York
city has lost $4,000, 900 during the last five years
by non-payment Of rents by railroad and other
corporations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-17

ITS JURIsDIoTIoN IN THE LOUISIANA CASE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.
Supreme Court decided that it has no Juris-
diction in the Louisiana case until appeAl is
made from the decision of the district.