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EXECUTORS tIsmsnt.

In the Probate Oourt Of Shelby county, Ten
neSEse--To the helm and creditors u the
estats OF John ". Morrison, deceased:
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that is DicHas
~ son. as Executor OF E1e viii OF John ".
Morrison. deceased. has nled IL my ONCE q
seftlsmsut q said estate, which viii be pre-
ssntsd 70 the Court for continuation 81 the
April Term. lE72. TO be held on tbs nrst Mon
day OF said month, a. the cOurt-hCuss OF said
Court, In the city Of Memphis March 20,
L72 JAMES EEILLY, Clerk.
b n CuLLEs, ID. @. mini
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OFFTCR SELMA, MABIoE AND MKNPHTsl
Nemphis March q, E72.
q EALED PROPOSALS win be recetved for
~ the following work, until Apr1b B. M:
For 1900 Croastfes, end for the Pile and
Trestle Bridging bstWeen Memphis and
Holly Springs.
Specifications OF the above work can be
sean At the COmpany's once, 10 Madison
street. ], P. FRESEEIUE
3 Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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cREHlTORS' NOTICE.


No. 81. r, DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
eoHnfv. TENNESSEE. A. Anderson, admin.
fsrrator of The estates OF AFs and a. II.
Eobbs. deceased. VI. Clara Z. Hobs ct AZ
rN this cause IL Appearing that the ingol-
yency OF the estates Of n. +. and n, II,
Hobbs has been tugga9teos
II IL therefore ordered. That all parsons
hav1nz claims against said estates maEe
thsir appearance herein, as the Courthouse
or b Probate court OF Shelby county Ten
nessee, in the city OF Memphis on or before
the nfBt Monday In July, N72, and have
themselves made parties 70 this suit,
and exhibit and prove their claims on
demands against said estates, or the
sane VIII be forever barred and the cause
VIII be proceeded with expaTte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week,
Tor three months. IN the Eamphb Appeal.
This Aa7eh Il, l672.
JAMES REILLY, Clark.
RyJ.H. CUELEE, Deputy Clerk
nhNhWe1
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chanearX Sale Of Rsal Estafa.

No. z17O, E.R.-First Chaneery Court Of She
by county.-EIizab5th y. Green ct a.. W.
William y. Vance ct al
DX virtue OF an Unsatisfactory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, jan
aary6 s, 1873, I VIII ssh at public auction, 70
the highe9t biddaR, In ffontof the Clark and
Masters o1icS, 0reeulaW block, Socond
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Admlniatrntnf,a SsiflemaRf.

In the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Ten.
nessea-To the heirs and eredite<s OF the
estate OF Daniel Coroetts deceased:
NTOTICE Is hereby given thst NJ. L. Roy, AZ
II Administra1OE o. the estaie OF Daniel
6oxbeft, deceased, has 1lsd In my ofnee q
6nai settlement 81 said estate. which VIII be
presented to the Con for confirmation 1T
7he April Term, 1873, 10 be held on the drst
Monday Of said month, ct the a~Surt-house OF
Feid Court In the city o. Aempni March 10
ia JAMES h64AAXt Olerk.
% J. II. 0ULIzE. D. 6. nh2
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Adminiairafnr'a Ssfdeneat

In the Probats Court Of Shelby county, Tsn-
usFaaa.-ro the heirs and eredI1ors OF tna
estate Of 3. Bzternan deczasous
~TOTTCF a hereby Given that II. ". BGte-
M man. Is Administrator OF the estate o.
Il Bafeman. deceased, has LIED Il ny ONES
= nr~uanfed 10 the Court Tor confirmation
Al tne March Term. lsT2, 20 oe nela on TIE
arEt Monday Of said month"; y Sls e04ts
ha..s ~ safd Corrt, In tbs ely OF Memphis.
@A1A JAMES BELLY. Clerk.
m ~ mhH
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFTcH or THE DAILY APPRALs /
MONDAY, April J. lS2- }

u
The cotton market during the week ha
exhibited improvement and ~steadiness
and buyers hsve paid current asking
with less difficulty. Cotsons below low
mi1diing have been most in demand, ant
G fair proportion was disposed OF. COCO
Friday, and up TO this day Easter Mon,
day. rave been holidays In Liverpool, Sno
there have consequently been no reports
from themes for three business days; oui
New York hiss exhibited improvement
Notwithstanding. and our own FACTORS
have held 9 confident tome :
stronger position for the msrket. Our
last weekly report let this market quiet,
buyers complaining that factors were SIX
ing higher rates, while sellers were SIN
their demands; the consequences was ngnt
sales: middlinR go, New York steady IS
22%c, and Liverpool steady at lid for mid
ding uplsuds. Since then the course OF
our msket has been IS follows:
TUEsDAY-An improved market, with
an ective demsnd from exporters. New
York advanced 10, closing strong st22Hc
for middling. thst grade in our own mar
ket quoting 25c.
WEpNKsDAI-There was q fair demand
for cotton, especially for the lower grades
the higher qualities being comparatively
neglected. New York advanced to Sc,
and Liverpool 20 uLi. In market
ml00lnR WIS ZE4[&75G
THURsDAY-New York sgsin advanced,
quoting 2SZo st The close. This made our
holders stiff but buyers were slow TO re-
Epond to the advance, and less business
WRl done In consequence, but an advances
wss secured, mi6dIing 22H922Hc.
FRIDAX-This vss q holiday in Liver
pool, q q fsir days business was done
Notwithstanding, prices remaining steady,
for the lower grades, but low middling
IVES relatively lower. Middiing 22&22Hc.
SATURDAY New York declined sc,
but recovered and closed firm at 2Sko Tor
middling. Sales were liberal and buyers
met the market more freely and the
market closed with middling at 22kc.
MoNDAY.-Although still q holiday in
Liverpool, New York again advanced,
opening at 2SEcin the afternoon he rate
for middlings wen up TO 2S%e, st which
the mErke- closed firm. New Orleans re-
porbsd q stronger market. Oar factors
freely and there was q toleraoly
animated enquiry, principally for cotton
below low middling. Factors we're very
stiff, however. aud often above the vieEs
of buyers. When tbs evening telegram
arrived the enquiry became very a91ys,
and the askfngs Of the early part OF the
day were readily given, butin many cases
holders refused TO sell at the rstes they
had oTaraS for in tha morning. The nm
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NnTIHE

ITO all who are lnEPesBed Ia lands lying
L In tbs county q DrittenceD, IN the
STATE of Arkansas; Tna time or paying the
taxes for the year lS72 viii ave expired On
toe Slst OF March, and q psnslV OF s. per
cant. VIII have accrued, and the books VIII be
closed. W.D. HARDIS, Sheriff and
mh8 Collector OF CFiftsndeu eountY-
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OFFIoK OF MECHANICS IEsTIFUTl
nnn EuTNa aus AL

ORFIoK OF MECHANICS IEsTIFUTEO
ODD FELLOWS HALL
INFANT TO LEASE, by the MemphtB Me-
w chaufcs' Institute, q suitable L0E, SON
yenient to the centraI or business portion OF
the city, on which to erect an luC ustriai Ex-
positioa Hall Parties wishing to lease, or
tel on easy terms, will address the following
Committee, stating location. size, OF lot.
terms. etc; q. REEDE6,
Q. A. BEEHN,
Nj BUhK,
-Aoo D~.nUn4afaa On lrOnn6R
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vol mills, 1915; Auburn A, 100; Boots, lie;
do. e, 18kc; Constitutional 1910; Forest
Dale, 1876; Hallowell @, 14e; Hill 5emper
Idem, 17c; lloDsdsle. 1885, Lonsdsls cam
brio musliufI. 23Ko.
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~. As gas Il ehespef nan eoaI-oH, I wish
to inform the public that q reduced The
prics OF Pipe &nd GaaFtxtureB and q
Ing Stoves, 30 that AL can use 1t for cooking
and heating purposes at q comparative Hmall
outlay, u dispeRse with explosive ooal-oil
and FixtaTes from SIS TO any desired mount
Ihave also on hNnd besides the largest stock
and all KINGS Of BrasE Goods generally found
in 9 6rst-class Plumbing and aes Fitting Ess
tabliAhment ~ r1f z
Gala snd ezaniRe ths quafliy ana prise.
50 EstImstes furnished for fitting mp
houses for 9ss and Water IN b most aps
proved style, --~ - s
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c8EDITUa'S a0nGE.

uAyIES made suggestion Of the inscl-
II veucz OF ths estate or Ma. Asry Esitys
5sea-sed- Is to notify al pez1cDs hsvtnE
sIofTsr .rsfDst said estate 70 nle the tame,
s-FEentfSstsd In the manner preser1hst ~
law. VIII the Clerk Of the ounsy Gourt. On
c-nasors TIE 18Th day OF AuRnst, 1S12 OF Ehs
ssms VII be foro7sx barred, bot1 N Law
A1S J.EE EAx. Ezsouiox.
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Rotlcs to Contractors.

mb@ Commiltss on 6
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satardaY. AnrlI L3ih. ~.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. situate in Germantown and
bouudedas follows, viz: On ths east side Of
Brtdge street OF Plank Road on the north
by the shop lot owned on the 18th day Of
April, 1850, by L. A. Rhodes; on ths west by
- street, ana on the south by q lot pc
Louiza A. James, formerly Mrs. Miller, con-
tanning one acre, more or less.
Terms o. Baie-at six months from day OF
sale, note with good security lien retained
and equity Of resumption barred.
Tnis March 90. 1872.
II. ID. EKART Clerk and Master.
WJfaDr q Raard cole tor oo~nnI1f nnorQThF
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NOTICE.

meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
n the Salms, Marion and Memphis Rail-
way Company, held the 6sh 1nst, 9 call of
thirty per cent was made upon 1ez capital
stock, making In all sixty per csLt. upon sub.
scrfpLions. Payments may be made either at
the ONCE of the Company In Memphis, Ten
nexsse, or Marion, Alabama.
NE. FORREST, President.
II. r. PuaH SaerstarH and TraaSurer. mhl2
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R.lTChELOKs' HAIRD xE.

TEIS luperb Hair Dye the best in the
i world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridic-
ulous tiIlts or dissgreesble odor. The genu-
Inc VIM. A. Bathelor's Hair Dye produces
Immediately a splendid black or natural
brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful ;
does not contain a particle of lead or inturi-
Gus compound. Sold by all druggists. Fsc-
tory, Is BOND STREET, II. z. oo5
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qa.lhera-Mads cotf0n eseds.

~~AuuRaa Brown aHEETING AID
S1TPTTT9. standard weight, manufae.
tSrsd ~ fhe peat cotton, At Frategy11le, Ala,
s11ninhed 70 tha trade at New YORK prices
~ aW. TRUnHEARI. ~ Eron5sk
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[LArEsr EnPoHr Br rELEeRAFH.l
YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW York, April /.
1890 g m.-Tbe cotton market opened
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Chancery SaIs Of Real Eslats
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1872.

No. $40 R D.-Isaiah Stout Va J. Kezton ct
al.
ny virtue Of an interIosutory order OF sale
u made in his cRuae I VIII sell to the
highest bidder, st public sale, in front OF the
Second Chancery Court room, on Second
nLnnnhIn lEnrnannna On
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saturdsY Ami 6th az.

within legal hours, the following described
personal property, to wit;
Tive 81 Horse ana n W Carriage.
Also,
All Personal Property belonging to the estate
of said ceoidant in the hands OF Mrs. II. A,
Smith. administrative, etc, consisting in
HOrses, Carriages, HearEe,
aud sueh matsrial as Is ussd in the undertak-
er's business generally, o AZ store, corner
GayCsa and Second stress.
Terms Of Gale-CaAhs This March q, 1914
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Aas5sT.
II. Clay King Solicitor, etc mhS8
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Memphis and Kansas CRY Railroad,

q INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkansas lands 70 this
y can now be made. FOR terms
10 DOHOHO q BULKLEY,
mh8 - SadkQp afFeet
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No sales for futures yet. Sales last
evening, 1900 bales.
l2:10 m.-The market il quiet. Quo
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aash. nonrn. RIfnds and Lnmhar-

Sash, Doors blinds and Lumber.
Business in this department. IL dull,
with only trivial changes in rates. Lum-
bar is scarce, especially dry; for green
lumber the demand is good, fully equal
to the supply; q brisk trade is looked for
90 soon as the business season fully sets
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The following tsbulsted statement, care
folly compiled from our files, shows the
recsipts, sales, shipments and prices of
cotton per week, beginning with the hrst
week in September;
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EoKETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERs.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April /.
GOld-The gold market wss dull at
l09E3Il0. Loans, 3 TO 5 per cent. for
cerrying. Oiearings, so. 100000.
Money-Tbe monsy market was very
stringent. Loans ranged from z to ~
per cent, closing at the latter rate.
Sterling Exchange-Bsnkers, bills.1O9Z.
Southern State Securities-Southern
securities dull and steady at the follow
ing quotations;
MissouriE.......-.. Is virKiniss, new So
Tennessess, new 6TT N. Csrolinas, new ~
V~trginias, old. 81 Gold .---.----..---ll0-
United States acknowledgements
strong, with an increased demand and
ANAL supplV.
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8 & PERRlNa' U
Pronounced by Conuoisseurs

"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t i'm proves appetite and digestion, and it
Is unriyaled Tor It's favor. we are directed
by hesSrs. LEA & to prosecute AL
parties making or vending counterfeita,
JOHN DUECAN'S SONS,
oc5 Nav York.
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The recsipts st the seaports weekly Tor
the present and the three preceding sea-
cons to date, compare as followR;

The crops ior the above yean Wers 1 bI-
lowss
6rop.----- ASS2.8H S,25sySO 2.GO,OO
The following table shows the weekly
average Of the price ofc0tton Ia the several
yssrs named az the different cotton mar
Anfas
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Our wholesale dry goods business is des-
oribed by M merchants ae tone of the
heaviest spring sales ever done In Mem
phis." Country dealers have bought here
heavily and in increased numbers. and
express satisfaction at the terms offered
them, and are especially pleased with the
rapidity their purchases reach them as
compared with the time that elapses when
they buy In Northern or Eastern mar
kets This leads to an anticipation Of .
very handsome amount OF business being
done before the expiration of the present
month. Prices are steady with few
changes,
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Chaneery Sale Of Personal y.

No. SIS, r First Osncsry Court OF Shelby
County Mary A. smith, AtmiL OF Owen
smith, deceased, vs. Agnes Smith sI al.
u virtue Of an tnterlocut9ry decree gOr sale
ID entered in the above cauBa March I'D,
iS72, VIII sall at public auction, 70 the high
est Bidder, In 'front.' Of the CLERK n Masters
ONCE GreenlaW Block, Second street, In
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wood and Willow ware.
The past months business was good,
and the prospects for the present n are
without change.
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Madams Anna DsMisht,
Ee1Ier.

OTIL on Madison street, Nc. Q Old, $50
- New Radtson, Memphis. Tenn. AloWlts
and Ladies DoctreSR. ~ Pr1cafoT consnlsa-
ffo1a. one R1iIAr. mig
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We have no changes to report In rates,
our merchants report an excellent busi-
ness done during March, above that of
the corresponding tins OF any former
year, TIE oountrY merchants are more
and more displaying q disposition to buy
In Memphis, rs they realiEs the advants-
ges our market has to offer, and the pros
poets tor the present month are regarded
a. moat encouraging.
Mems q. B. Kip BrosAnz=-sl q %
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buTTlTW nHTL-
GfIberta % Wilcox d Royal "a 90
WILCOX and Imp1 10 90 WasbingtonNK II %
DO Bonita e % BrunEers sis to 20 %
AassS1oaa Dress GoedG
Pacide do % Cohurgs----S to&
O1ntoa E1Rnss IBTol9t.
ElsrtOn w. Peinberton A---.H
DO P--~..--.s do CT
oussson Haanss LBEedaeAs.
Ellsrfon O.--..R8 Trsmont H-.----1xK
fremont A----.---B HRmilton--2x TO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

The relaxation Of nervous energy which creates
an indisposltlon to physical or mental effort, SO
strong as almost to amount positive inability and
which we term lasatude, proceeds from variety Of
causes The principal of these are constitutional
debility, heat of the atmosphere, coupled with hu-
nudity climatic changes and the physical prostra-
ton consequent upon long illness. But whatever
the cause 1t must be perfectly clear that II the ner-
vous system is unduly relaxed, something is re-
quired to brace It up That something is Hostetters
Btters which is universally recognized as the most
complete AMI speedy recuperant of the physical
forces in exIstense. 1t has been 30 thoroughly and
widely demonstrated as to be a matter Of positive
certainty and familiar knowledge, that the Btters
will not only rehabiltate the physique, when shat
tered and wasted by disease but will also, II taken
systematically, a'tually compensate the constltu
tlonaly feeble frame for its deficiency of strength
and by infusing new life into a weak system, endow
It with the health and vigor which Nature has de
nled It, The Bltters enable the body to resist the
enervating influences Of heat humidity, and changes
from temperate to a hot climate II is on thes'
accounts specially to be recommended to traveller
and residents in the torrid zone, and persons sub
jec ed to abrupt transitions in temperature.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

WlLMINuIOFi WA1ch TO.
schooner Georgia cleared with phosphate for
Charleston s. G.
Soop DIM arrived from Philadelphia, With
2700 bushels of wheat for VIM. Lea Son.
The freight packets are again running reBu'
larry, at night.
The jackson 4 Sharp Co. made the following
car Shipments by way of the Wilmington d
Reading r. II. Two passenger cars and three
sets OF trucks, to the Denver Rio Grande R.R.,
Colorado. Four first-class passenger cars TO
the indianapolis, Bloomington h Western Il. X.
Six box cars to the Marietta Il PIttsburg IL. ~
One hand car to the Sodus Point Southern H.
u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE
$50 Bonds of the Wilmington Do
Western Railroad Co.,

Interest," 3-10 per annum, payable quarterly the
nrst days of January, April, July and October, in
each year. Registered or coupon, at the option Of
holder. Free of United States and State Taxes
The bonds are secured by first and only deed of
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George ". Bush, Trustees, in the sum Of
five hundred thousand dollars. The bonds will be
issued to such an amount may be found requisite,
not exceeding In all the above sum.
The subscribed capital OF the road is two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, which is now mostly
called, and which will be fully paid In as rapidly
the terms Of subscription will admit, VIZ: at the
rate Of ten per cent. per month.
This stock subscription is now being used in pre-
pairing the road for the iron, and will be more IMAM
sufficient to pay for the grading, bridge and treste
work, engineering, fencing, right OF way for the
road and sidings, and for land Tor station nOuses--
The proceeds of the bonds will be used in paying
for the irOn rolling stock, depot buildings and Ohel
necessares for the full equipment Of the road IhC
Inst 100000 Of the bonds viii be offered at
O5 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The right to advance the price, after 100000 shal
have been sold Is expressly reserved.
The WILMINGTON d WESTERN RAILROAD
extends from Christtana HarbOr, In the cry of vii
mington, 70 Landenburg, In Chester County, Penn
sylyania, where 1t connects with the Pennsylvania
Delaware Railroad, which crosses the Philadelphia
Il Baltimore Central Railroad, at AvOntale, AID ex
tends to the Pennsylvania Railroad, near Parkes
burg. An extension, through oxford and Peacl
Bottom, to Hanover Junction, on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, is believed to be now assured, ant
further extensions westward, through Southern
Pennsylvania, are contemplated and more or les
developed. In all this region the progress Of thi
road is watched with much interest, 1t being re
garded as the most feasible outlet tide water TO
a large and undeveoped region.
AS local road, It Ia fully expected that the train
now existing, and which will be developed anOs
Immediately upon the completion Of the road, wi
yield revenue ample for the payment OF Operatln
expenses and the interest upon It's bonds The couI
try for which 1t must form the outlet is thicky poi
ulated, and rich In varied manufacturing Interest,"
The citizens of Wilmington have manifested, b
their liberal subscriptions to the capital stock the
estimate OF the importance of the road To their bus
ness interests.
With the confident belief that the Road VIII be
success, and that the bonds will be now and horea
ter most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
we recommend them to our customers and the pu
lie. All market securities taken in exchange az fl
rates.
DEHAVEN BROTHER, Philadelphia.
X. X. ROBINSON Il CO., wilmington.
JOHN MCLEAR d son, Z"
M. Nj. CHILD a CO.,
A. II. GRIMSHAW,
GEO. S. GRUBB, "
VIM. W. MCCAULLEY IL Co.
feb9-tf-of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

Messrs. 0gle and Miller, real estate agents
and aueiioneers, ahiiodnce the following sales
of property.
Tuesday AFTERNOON. March 18Th, at 7th and
Monroe streets, lot Of household and kitchen
furniture.
Wednesday morning, goth, al No, 227 Market
street, a lot OF trimmings. millinery goods, show
cases. aud house furniture.
Thursday morning. 2lst, the personal proper,
ty of Dr.James A. Rowland, deceased, ut NO. ozO
Washington street
Friday morning, 22l, the house and lot, No
| 615 Shipley street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

The Good Templars are furnishing their hall
Rev. ]. l.. Houston, our new pastor, preached
a very fine Introductory sermon.
Rev. A. d. Davis has been so Frustrated by
sickness since conference, that he was unable to
move until Friday.
There is. considerable sickness in the neigh
borhood, and a number of cases have proven
fatal
Prof. Il. ID. Tarr lectures in Good Templars
Hall, on Monday evening, upon the g Influence
OF Women"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

STORE SHADE. - s. II. Ball & Co., have just
erected new and beautiful store shade, with an
oil painting, representing their business with a
street scene similar to their cut in the CONNER
cIAL. As this branch Of their business has SO
increased they have secured the service Of an
eminent painter and have already quite a num-
Der Of orders. Any person in want of 3 ore
shade, should call and see this beautiful curtain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. Those
four handsome and valuable residences, erected
by Mr. John G. Haddock, at Delaware avenue
and Washington street. will be sold at public
sale, on the premises, on Friday March 22d, the
sale to commence at two o'clock. They are
among the best located dwellings, in the city, and
the work on them. from the foundation to the
finishing, was all done under Mr.. Haddock's own
supervision, and that is a sufficient guarantee Of
the completeness and substantial manner in
which they were built. Each house contains
thirteen rooms, with all the modern improve
ments. This is rare chance to make good
bargain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-16
JOSEPH o. oARRIcuEs.

80 years of age; about feet inches high, Of sen-
der build high, broad forehead; hair very thin, az
most bald on the top; full, long, dark beard dark
clothing marked with his name round top soft hat
gold studs In shirt bosom representing book
Not having returned according TO expectation,
much anxiety is felt for his safety ANY Information
Of his whereabouts will be gratefully received hia
friends and the above reward Will be cheerfuly
paid TO the person persons returning him TO 6ss
FRANKLIN street. COS Arch street; q04 South Fourth
street: or 10 KENNARD II. JONES, Chief OF Police
Fifth and Chestnut Is Phila. mar10-t