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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
BY james n. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneor,
office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
Y FRONTING SEVENTY FEET ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF BLOoDi Run stt r. 5t,o al !,
Cont of the city OF Ricbmond-une pronounced on
the 9Th day Of February. 1853. and the other on inc
ith day vi Deccmbcr. ISL, In the suit OF Caronne
G. G00,,Syvn and others rs. George Myers, We ne
undersglGt special commi. VIII prorcSd 70
sell at public ailcto on the premises ON fitIpA1
he 18th day Of EGvember ls72, at lt O'clock I. III,
VACANT LOT fronting seventy feet OH the norm
Inc of Bloody Run street aud running BACK aion2
The east line OF Hill slley about orc hundred aug zen
feet, being part Of Lot NO. lo2 ID tile pan Vi inc
city of Richmond. - and
TrWMs: tinc-fourh cash the balance at 9; II ana
u months. for negotiable notes, Interest aldcu, anu
t,o title +, laincd until all tic purchase money ne
mid and a conveyance directed by the CONT
p''i" ~ - JOHN q. STEG Err,
RORERT STILES,
Special Commissioners.
J.NEg IT. TAYLOR, hnct"nccr. mo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
4 BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. -, ON THE
EAST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS.-In execution
of deed Of trust to trustee, dated seth April,
ls7:, aud recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Office In dced-hook a7 A, page al5, lbeipg thereto
required by the creditor securely will sell ut aHc-
ton, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th No
rsInber, Mt s. O'Clock j. NJ, the two TENEMESTS
above referred 10, with the LOT on which they
stand, IL By l47 feet 1ars'sst :.
This property IS rented at 1900 per annuna, aud
will pay large percentage upon the sum they viii
sell for. q
TERMS Cash for expenses Of sale and to pay Of
note for S3e9 due lst Of October "a credit for als
until 60 Aay, 1873; balance upon terius 10 be made
known at sae MI credits to bear interest and TO be
secured by trust deed. 1sss
r. ". GRrRBS, Trustee.
GRiynps d WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers, poa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
y BY Smith 6 Peterson,
.Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
corner of Tenth and Bank streets.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY (
' NEAR MONROE PARK. FOR SALE ~. Al
AITCTION.-We will sell at auction, upon tns pa pr,
Mos on SATURDAY the 10th instant, at ocloch
p. 81. the following valuable LOTS commencing
with Lot No. /: $500, ,,o.- tho corner of
cnivert fronting 30 feet and running back 100 FEEL
No. 2. i LOT on CuIvert street between MA n,ain
,d Federal streets 30 feet front and 100 feet decp
No q. beautiful LOT on Grove street opposs le
the residence of C. Y. Norris Esq, 90 oy Ivy icel
TO an allev This lot IS IN very uesiraDle
',nod. and in locality where property is rapidly
increasing In value.
Ah"'' " - SMITH & PETERSON,
No 1s-ntt Aictioneers and Real EslAte NEe'Its.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
TIeyepfh street between Main and Bank.
TIME VERY VALUABLE FlVE-sToR1

rY,HE VERY VALUABLE FIVE-STORf
4 pRrCE TENEMENT mo. I0) AT THE COR
NEH OF FOURTEENTH STREET AND To-
BaCCO ALLEY, OPPOSITE TO THE FL
win be sold at auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. 2lst November, at - o'clock II. II
has five stories above the basement the store Deins
OCCUPIED hy Mr.. William Holt richardson anu INC
doors above rs saloons and chambers. Above the
store there are twelve large rooms with gus ana
water on every floor, handsome nlarble-top wash
stands several bathrooms. DC, anu dlinD-"alter
running from the cellar 10 the iopnlost story. ,,
II 1; finished throughout In the best style; Wild
marble mantlcs iu the principal saloons, handsome
iron veranelah around three sides Of the loSe and
In all Its arrangements is complete No biidinG OF
,nual style and cost for the purposes Tor WHICH IL Is
adaptcd was ever erected in this city
Srecial attention Is invited &c this s,e as the pro-
nerty from its central location and thorough con-
str,icti0n is Of Il character not often TO be pur-
chased. ..,,
TERMS: Very liberal and made known At me SAFE
GRUBDS Il WILLIAMS,
no l. Auctionecrs.
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BY James l.. Apperson, Auctionecr.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION A BEAU
L TIFUL BuILnISG Lot AnnT On THE tn !, EASA
STREET. AND OPPOSITE CITY SPRING
PARK, on SATURDAY. November lc, 1872 Ct At,
o'clock OH the premises, the abore-dcscribed LOT
fronting 35 feet running back 100 feet to an alley
% feet vide Pleasant location, and convenient u
business. churches market. &C. .
TERMS AT sale j. j.. APf EhcoN,
nuIa Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
!! -; T.. By James d.. Taylor. ~ Atar
! Real Estate AGENT and Alctioneer.j ~
/ Office corner Eleventsl and Bank streets,

uOUsE AND LOT AND TWO va
FOB SALE Al AUCTIGN.-wfIlb be sold OH SAT-
URDAY the ieth day Of November, ;is7 on the
premises.at q O'Clock r. NJ, the property as sbcye
Hill. The house is suitable for stcfa containing
Eve rooms. The vacant lots front forty fee. each.
gage In mercantile business. ltstS. 90 ~
: TERMS At sale. JAMES IL. TAYLOR, n
nol2 "a. Auctionfcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15

NEVER DEcEIvE A REpoRTER.--One Ausho,
Of San Francisco, has been fined 81 900 for
telling newspaper reporter that Edith
O'Gorman, "the escaped num-" had been
seen intoxicated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15

iDIANO-TUNIN G.-The SUBJ
Il scrlbcr is prepared TO attend to aiifS Z sfsfi
orders for TUNING PIANOS NJ short notice and in
best families In Richmond as 70 the character or his
work. Orders may be left nj Slcigbt q H0wari's,
Flo ite2W# q. REIST2;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
By l.. d. Eacho, Auctioncer.
Office No. Fourteenth street, between MAN anu
Franklin.

SALE.-As assignee of j. b.
u Kidd bankrupt, shall sell at his store on Brotl
street between Seventh and Eighth on Fk bIl an
Tire stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c. at pub
lie auction. Rare opportunity offered to dealers at
fills slc. d. IL. - $500 t
1T d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneere,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY VALUABLE SMALL
L MARKET FARMS IN IIAN0XER; M w liz
XXI = At aJii3rION.-Wc will sell ut auction. on
IN; M rresc, on FRIDAY, November Is, 1872 at l2
n'cldck NJ, TWO SMALL FARMS ~ llanoyer-
One Contains ONE HUNDRED ACRES. With I'm
,;rnyemcnts and every variety of SOIL suitable par
iicuarly for trucking. The other c"nt;ins TILT
TY-EINr. AND \ HALF ACRES or bcanslinl
hiphaud well suiic for trucking. AMI for store or
for shors. these little farms are one five ana the
other six miles from Richmond, by good read,
,foriing fine opportunity for versions OF moderate
hnrhood and convenient 10 mai ket, churches. and
schools This land Il part OF William q. nvcrton's
nl,i huct now occupied by William tiaIncs. Esq On
,hn tract Of one undr ed acres there Is small, COM
Portable dwelling and other ont buildings.
TEENS: Oac-lhird cash: balance at one AMI tWC
wears with Interest and secured Ivy deed OF trust
s. q. TISSIEY, Trustee.
"'' Ode no INN .F.tdhls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15

ITO HOTELS. BOARDING-HoUsEs, and
Il Private EMBELLISHMENTS Mincc Meat, the
best in the world As agent for the manufacturer,
put up in barrels, haIf-harres, tubs buckets, and
jars, ready for use. Rich and JUICY. Call eariy.
Fl, Louis j. HOSSIE gIx, Gszs
90 10 Agent fer aianaiaususSTs,
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fIOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
~ GOOD NEWS!
AT No. 1903 III AIN STR IT.
Opening Of
RICHMOND BRANCH

RICHMOND BRANCH
of
THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA COMPANY.
Our agent. ". B. GOOLRICE, Esq. who Is II ma
tive Of Virginia, and engaged In our business for
sJme time has sole charge OF orr Branch Store
aud will please the most fastiffious tastes of the tea
drinking community.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE,
90 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND.
Webeg leave 10 inform our friends and the public
generally OF th ope ing OF our Branch Store" at
100 Main street, Richmond, Va, for the purnnse of
supplying the public with our most choice TEAS.
Qualities ind prices never before known In this
market.
Goods sent to any address receipt OF post-ofiee
order. &c 2-Sln
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: !. .,rTrnr aag.r,s...--rt,ts 1say.
gy Iahal q Son.
sAuctioreers aud Real Estate AGENTS,
I, r-,o1c,,.f, atrfct between Main and B1nE.

.rr,wo PRETTY BUILDING LOTS, ON
Tti1r sfiTfTu SIDE OF MARSHALL SIRE
pT,TWEEsS HENRY AND SMITH STREETS,
SThuCTiON.-W WIN be sold, upon tns premises e
IN ~, EpIf}aY' the 18th day OF Ea4elnber 1917 ny !
O'clock p. TWO PRETTY BUILDISG Loas
,osted as above sta,cd fronting % feet lncncs uhu
running back Isl fcett0 vide alley. -. ,to,,t
TERMS: Ope-fonrtb cash; balance at iours Tar, IN
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes VIII liz
tereSI aoueu' u 1 'e'' ISBELL C SON,
Auctionecrs.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
n desirable HOUSES IN the town of Manchester,
suitable either for residences or for business pur-
pose, AMI my number OF BUILDING LoIs III
vaIierIs parts Of the town.
hlsa, several FARMS III Chesterfield and aflta-
cent counties, some OF which are irst.class estates,
lying on Jamts river above and below Richmond al
prices exceedingly reasonable.
zoe Ia ROBEHlSON ~ BRoNaouh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
by Lee & Goddin, AuciloneCrs.
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT AND
L TUREE-QEARTER ACRES OF YALUA-
BlE GARDENING LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF fiE.RiCO, on THE MEADOWRR1DGE
ROAD. 0I'r0SITE y4IE FARM Of THE LATE
DR.. DEA%E, FOB SAkE At AuCTlotSS.C1, lG
din and wife. hearing Aac 18th May 1871. duly OF
record in tic clerks oiiccnf iicnr'ro County Court
10 me IA Trustee Ter certain purposes therein men
toned vii! proccrdi IN sell hcirg so required 10 GO
ny the beneficiary secured In said de"', on lRlpA1
18th November. l17. the Promises, 1T - O'Clock
T.. NJ. the real estate mentioned IS follows;
AN that certain land lying aud being III me cohn-
~ of iEcnrco, on tic Mrl:uwiri''Rc r0ah. Il short
,itstanc" beyond inc northgin line of RichmHnI
THREE AND ONE-ilhLF ACRES, moro or less
Also. ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, adjoin-
ing The aimvc. containing ABOUT FIVE AND
CNE-EOUKrH ACRES.
Terms: Enough in cash 10 dcfray expenses OF
sale and cx cutting this trust and to pay oft ncgOti
Bile nute for :l.cG5 al six months from 'alr. with
same interest bl!Tcc ur"n such terms us the sale
,:CGn nay direct: G.. Without such direction, AZ
thc trustee may think !,!r'Eci.
HtKBhRT \. CLAIBORNE.
nos Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15
BY Iabcii & son,
uct,opeprs and Real Estate Agents, =

BY Isbcli Soi,
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
E,o,en,h between Main and Bank streets.
DRETTY COTTAGE BUILDING ON
TuE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
ST1rEtr RETWEEN JEFFERSON AND
MADISON STREETS AT AUC1ION.-We VIII
sell, mon the premises, on FRIDAY iiic 18th day
If November. 1872, ut ~ O'clock z. NJ, pretty
COTTAGE BUILDING, with necessary nt.inluses,
gas and water, located rs above sinted., ne loI
fronts 81 feet and back i5o feet ~ Wlde ae!
TERMS: Ope-iourth cash; balInce 1T four. eight,
aud twelve months tor negotiable notes win lil-
inrcst added and secured by deed Of trust.
III 20 - ISBELL & SON, kuctioneers.
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LOST. STRAYED, DC.

G100 REWARD, AND NO CUES
sDiOU TlUSS ASKED, will lie given fer the re-
turn of n GOLD WATCH and CHAIN taken from
Room q Ballard House, October 10Th. Gold Chain:
heavy, close-twis.ed links. Watch medium Size
back gold; white face; gold hands and steel s..
cond-hrnd. This reward will I've paid by Colonel
Darlington on return Of watch and chain TO him AT
the Exchange Hotel and no questions VIII be asked
Watch mnde by Leatherand, Davis & Co., Liver
nooi No f905 10 SLOTS
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wANTr.

WTANTED, THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
w ON same floor, with kitchen accommodations;
Best reference, given. Address. stating iorht,oia anu
nrice t.lOUSEKEEPER," care Dispatch ONCE
M at
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yyTANTED, to buy small NEWspA ~ Is.,,;
w Route in this city. for which the caeh WIN VII,
be paid Offers 10 be sent by letter Go'Tm y;
Particulars anu cihe' 10 i5-Its
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
LITERArURE AND JouRNAL1sM.

The last issue of the West Chester TIllage
Record, after announcing the death OF it's pro-
prietor, says-
- 1t may be interesting to the public, and par
ticularly to the patrons Of the Village record to
know that no change will take place with respect
to the paper 1t was the particular desire of the
late Editor and proprietor that the establishment
should eventually pass to his SONS. Two of
them, Barton and William. have been educated
and trained with an especial view to it, and have
already had considerable experience ia the man
agement Of the business Among the last words
OF Mr.. Evans were employed to express the hope
that the confidence and friendship he had SO
long enjoyed from the readers Of the Record
would be transferred to his sons
The latest issue of Frank I.ssie's C2imne,,
forner contains portrait and biographical
sketch Of Frank W. Potter, Esq. of Newark. N.
j., editor of tile E6n.in9 Courier. Mr.. Potter
was born in Maine, graduated at Harvard Col
Iese, adopted journalism al profession, and
after service on the Troy Wig Trenton Non
Tor, helped Mr. Patterson establish the Courier
and is now one of its propnetors MIR. Potter
il gentleman Of earnest convictions, decision
and energy of character He is yet but q years
Of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
WILMINGTON. DEL
Thursday Afternoon, Feb. 10.
sUBs1pIEs 10 AMERICAN srEAMsHIps

In lieu Of all other means OF assisting our
American commerce, Secretary Boutwell, pro-
posed in his annual report, subsidy of thirteen
dollars per ton to all steamers of not less than
1000 tons, engaged in ocean trade. This proposi-
tion, though fayorably received by those familiar
with the case, has been violently opposed in some
quarters, as though it were an extraordinary
and un iustiiiable measure. But the truth is
that Englands great steamship lines, which
now almost monopalize the oeean commerce,
are and have been steadily subsidized by tie
Government. by judicions assistance while they
were Young aud weak, they Lave grown strong
with age, and have almost driven away all COM
petitors, yet even now, they continue to receive
subsidies and, as statement elsewhere given
shows, the amount now received is very near'y
four and half millions of dollars per annum
exclusive Of liberal concessions and assistance in
mail contracts
by Secretary Boutwel's proposition, a ship OF
1000 tons would receive $4,000, per annum, for
fvo years only. At this rate per vessel VIC should
be extending all to more than 15O American
steamers, engaged in ocean commerce, before
we should reach the expenditure, now systemati-
cally maintained by Great Britain. Does this
teach MS nothing !? Do We expect our commerce
to revive without aid, in competition with COM
merce already powerful, extensive, and rich, yet
still aided by the subsidies of its Government (!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
PHILADELPHIA.
DIsAs Rous coNfLAoRATIoN.
Id a ma "a q @ -, - q so O o.
DEATH OF MRS. FOY.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. IA.
The explosion, this morning. of a barrel OF
cement, set fire to F. Rode 4 Coz shoe factory,
on North Third street.
William Haas was seriously burned. Fifteen
men and girls employed in the upper stories
made their escape through the roof into the
adjoining building.
The adjoining stores, occupied by Brown 4
Hibbard grocers, D. X. Grimes 4 Sons, dry
goods, and Wartman Englemans tobacco store,
were damaged
Total loss $4,000. The buildings arc fully
insured the stocks partially.
Roedell's stock valued at $50, 900 was destroy
ell. It was insured in the Fran',lin and English
Companies.
Mr.. Roedell jumped from a second story win
dow and was injured, though not seriously.
Several fremen were also injured by falls.
The extensive malt house Of Bert 4 Co. was
slightly damaged.
Mrs. Mary Foy died this morning from inju-
ries inflicted by her husband, Jas. Foy with
aha.chet while drunk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
The Peach Bottom RnIlrond

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS NEARLY CLOSED.
The Oxford Press, of this week, says:
Messrs. Russell and Alexander, of the Peach
Bottom railroad, made another raid on the peo-
pie OF Oxford and vicinity on Monday last, with
a view to finishing up the balance OF subscrp-
tiOns necessary to secure the location Of the
eastern division of the road. careful exami-
nation of the subscription list shows the follow
ing
Necessary for location, $50 900
Subscribed previous to present week, $1,000
Balance to be raised, g 400
OF this amount Messrs. r. and A. raised 81 900
on Monday, leaving balance yet to be raised
of Sl400.
1t il confidently expected the people along the
route will not suffer the location to be deferred
on account Of this trifling balance but that they
will raise the amount at once and let the work
80 on. Should they do this, Mr.. Hood will put
his corps of Engineers into the field by the
middle Of next week; otherwise he will transfer
his operations to York county, where he will
prObaly Te main for a considerable time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EiitOri"I Extracts From the Great D.

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
From the n. Y. Herald
The difficulties of getting the trains through
the snow tins winter on the Union Pacific Rail
road show the necessity Of other railroad lines
Of communication across the Continent We
must have the northern route, where the snow
doHs not lie 30 deep, and the southern route
where there is no snow, but perpetual spring or
summer. There will be business enough for all
and each will have some special advantages.
THE NEW DEVICE FOR "BREAKING IowN" THE
PRECEDENT
IFrom the N Y. Times.l
They have hit upon fresh device They saw
or Mr. Sumner says = that the Government
sOld arms to France during her war with Cor
many. Considering the ground Mr.. Sumner has
taken in reference to the claims against Eng
land, for precisely similar acts during our own
war, this seems rather strange step to take
Does he wish to show England that tie United
States did precisely what Lord Palmerston's
Government is accused of doing Does he wish
to give a hint to France to bring claims for
incidental and constructive" damages against
us Having been the means OF getting these
claims incorporated in the American case against
England, does lie desire to act in similar ca
pacity for Franco against his own Government 2
III he proved his present case, that and that
alone is what he would do, But of course he
does not care Tor that. Senator Schurz first
thought Of this great idea of setting the Ger
mans against the Government, by showing that
we helped France by the sale Of arms This
was one Of his patriotic" schemes. French
intriguer was much interested i'll the success of
the plan, and as it was in the line of opposition
to the Administration, Schurz had brought for
ward the resolution for inquiry it would have
been little ''too thin So Senator Sumner is
put forward. This is plan number twenty for
breaking down president Grant. Is it not A
very hopeful one
We believe it will be found that the Govern
ment never knowingly sold arms to France dur
ing the German war, and that Schurz & Co
who desire to place it in false position before
the world, are actuated by nothing but impotent
malice
MR.. THOs. HUGHES AND THE or NEyA COMMISSION.
From the n. Y. Tribune
The painful anxiety" of Mr.. Hupbes and
his friends eve use his own words) in regard Ia
the Board of Arbitration is feeling with which
it is difficult to Hympathze. We have hitherto
heard no doubt expressed az to the intelligence
and fairness OF the eminent diplomatists and
lawyers who have been appointed to hear
and determine the merits of this controversy
But in Mr.. Hughess letter there is a curious
nervousness in regard to both these qualities
Would you risk it, he says, ' if you were ia
'our place Here is a reference practically
ITO three persons none of whom speak our Ian.
''guage, one OF whom is known to lie a very ar
dent republican We cannot help reminding
Mr. Hughes that they probably speak American
worse than they do English, and that two OF
them are monarchsts. He assumes that Lord
Cockburn and Mr., Adams are to be partsans
and not Judges. In behalf Of our own Commits
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner announced his intention to call
up the resolution for the investigation Of the
alleged manufacture of arms for France
Mr.. Sherman deprecated the consideration Of
the resolution leading to political debate, and
delaying the practical business before Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A petition was presented from the Universal
Peace Union for the passage Of a constitutional
amendment, repeating the war clauses and
gradual abolition of the navy and army, and pro-
posing that foreign powers be invited to join in
a gradual disarmament and system OF interna-
tonal arbitration to settle disputes.
bill was reported to repeal the duties on tea
and coffee, in obedience to an order of the House,
though the Committee on Ways and Means was
was opposed to it.
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
BEaIstsr's Nptifes.
EaIsTERs oFFIcK,

I'd EGIsTERs oFFICE,
n NEW CASTLE COUNTY, January ga, ls!E,,
Upon application OF Robert Wilson, Thomas VII
son and Rachel Wilson, Executors, OF Wilnsm :.
Wison,late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said county
deceased; It Is ordered and directed by the hegls-
ter that the Executors aforesaid, give notice
of the granting of Letters TCstamentary
upon the estate the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within ~ days from the date OF such Let
ters In six Of the most public places OF the county
Of New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abue
an ACT OF Assembly IN such case made aud proyluen
And also canse the same 70 be inserted WITHIN
the same period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and 70 be con
tinued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal OF once Of
II. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
Rttested to the Executors on or before Jan. 22nd,
1873, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
Address ROBERT WILSON,
THOMAS WILSON, Executors
RACHEL WILSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
Washington.
orIvlox OF rnE BRIrIsH MINISTER.

OPINION OF THE BRITISH MINISTER.
WASHINGTON Feb. IA.
The British Minister says he apprehends no
serious difficulty growing out OF the treaty, and
believed that the misunderstanding would be
satisfactorily adjusted.
The business of arbitration will not be entered
into before June next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-15
AudrsTA, Noyemher 5. 1s60

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thanks OF the public for the Introduction OF your
Vegetable Liver Pills, no one who has ever taken
them Will deny. l consider them blessing to suf-
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and In my family for some time with the greatest
success Their action sges tie but certain
no gripiEg nor requiring any change or diet. That
they Will ind their way into every part Of the cOun-
trV have no doubt cordially commend them TO
the afflicted. Yours, etc,
". Q. HEWITT, ProprletOr Globe Hotel