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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02
RUMoRS AT THE CAPITAL.

Democrats Locking Askaat NJ Greeley
The Grant Men still Conndent-Pros-
pect OF Three Tickets I'm tho Field and
the Election or q Democrat.
WASHINGTON May ], 1872.
The wires were again burdened with private de-
spatches to-day from Cincinnati to politicians and
other Interested persons here. The most intense
excitement prevails tonight among the adherents
OF the Dolly vardenn movement and the interest
in any informant on regarding 1t extends to every;
GLASS; forming the absorbing topic OF conversational
In the hotels, newspaper ofices and other places Of
public gathering.
FoRECAsr OF THE FUTURE. r ;
A despatch frSm John d. Defrces, who went rom
here an earnest Davis man, claims that the lat
ter's chances decidedly on the increase, but,
acknowledges that Mr.. Greeley is also growing inn
strength. This information, together with that END
braced In the press dispatches to the same erect
has produced a decided sensation. trao0
DEMOCRATS DOUBTFUL.
The democrats are In a quandary, and, as q rule,
hesitate to express any opinion on the subject,
except that Massa Greeley might possibly divide
the colOrcd vote with Grant They do net
endorse him by any means, and some Of them havel
been ndiscreet enough to say that his nomination.
and acceptance win settle the fact that three tick-
cts will be placed In the field. Speculation il rifeI
regarding the result OF such triangular fight, ana
the opponents Of Grant argue that 1t will be thol
election OF the regular democratic nominee, becauso
SO strong boiling candidate as Greeley might carry
enough republican strength to insure the defeat Of
the Philadelphia ticket. -u iasoato r, vrl
WAX BULLY FIGHT or MONGRRL. OURS" 1oa -
Another despatch from citizen OF Washington
who was impelled, to Cincinnati by motives Of cu-S
rosty says that Senator Schurz has had his hands,
fun In trying to cOncillate conflicting interests, and
briefly describes the assemblage 'bully fight Of
mongrel curs.v General Farnsw0rth, 1t Is said, has
received information that 800 republicans OF his dis
trict have gone to the Cincinnati C0nventionl
with divided preference for Trumbull and Palmers
There rumOrs OF other objections, but none Of
them are accepted as reliable. The Grant men ine
Congress-, comprising nearly every republican meme
her OF the House, and the well known majority Of
that party in the Senate, remain confident OF uiti-
mate success and, far be learned to-night,
are willing that Mr. Greeley should be nominated,
at Cincinnati as any one else. Senator Wilson de-
cares that whoever IL nominated 1t viii be all the
same, as the Convention an important politlcaF
I movement has failed already. vf4 "a .1asns %
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no platform and Ia content 10 take az standard
bearers men which the gathering here to-day will
present. feeling that other but wise and patri-
otto selections can be made by such sb0dy. s4a
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* J..
I'm L. Burnett and George Hoadley.
al. II. Campbell and watts Mcksincny
4-E. A. Parrott and G. L. Morris,
6-Hcnry Newbegin and X. Real.
CIV. y. Sloan aud Frank ]. Scott.
David Thomas and DR.. w. Il. Smith.
Sd II. Frey and Charles N. Burns
OIL. r. Powell and u, Peters.
10-W. g. Myers and II. p. Cage
1l-John Wilhelm and D. Allshire.
i2-lIenry Miller and r. r. Ewing.
13--J. II. Shryock and John A. Wilkens.
H-R BrinkerhofY and David Ayres
1b--Iohn ID. Paxton and @. winchester
le-pr. A. Highly and Colonel W. 9. Carman.
I7-JacOb Heat0n and Frank Baldwin.
1s-R J. Winters and II. q. Can1cld. - r.,
1g-Cencral J. y. Easement and Seth Marshall.
20-A. Theim, II. J. Rhoades and X. p. Spaldlng
r. P. spaidlng, q Cleveland, was selected for Vice
The following were elected members Of the State
Central Committees: -
Third. w. v. Prcnt; Fourth, @. w. Beaman; Fifth,
Henry Newbcgin; Sixth, W. b. Sloan; Seventh, l.. n.
Evans; Eighth John R. Little Ninth n vacant Tenth
John G. beshler; Thirteenth, John a. wilkins;
Fourteenth, X. brinkerhofr; Fifteenth, John @.
paxon sixteenth A. W. c9SS j,s seventeenth 2.
s. Easement; twentieth, A. G0odnow.
THE WISCONSIN DELEGATION
elected the following delegatcs;- -,
At LarQe--Willlam ii. Doe, baDiuel BARD, Z. J.
First district, d. II Weeks, Dr. O. Van sensmilch
Second, General ". w. Trcdway, DR.. A. salliday
Third DR. r. g. Telfair, j. II. Scarlet; Fourth D. il.
Johnson, Samuel Rldskoir; Fifth A. scott sloan,
Albert Phalon; sixth, Samuel Lawrence, WMIam
KIoiach; seventh, ]. M. woodward, John ulricn;
Eighth DR.. j. Green, Henry Ball.
Hon A. Scott Sloan was chosen chairman OF the
delegation. A state Executive Committee was APP
pointed, with II. A. Tenny as chairman. This dele
delegates Ia O. j. Palmer, Of the Milwaukee Herald.
MINNESOTA DELEGATES.
judge Aaron Goodrich, q d. bhHrwoOd. W. W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

DROPOsALs
FOR FURNISH NG RATIoNs AND FUEL FOR
LlGHI-NESSElS AND ROCK LIGHT STA
TI0ns TI0ns IN The FOURTH LIGHTHOUSE DIS
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE ,
209 S. Sixth street.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2gth, isi2
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE nm
III IL O'Clock, M, on Friday, the 2lst day Of Jhne
lsI2, for furnishing and delivering any Ratons and
Fuel that may be called for by the Inspector for the
ightVesses, and rock light stations In the Fonrth
Lght,house District for one year from the LAT daV
0I July, 1872, 70 the 80th OF June 1873 incinsive
Ihe rationh 10 be OF good and approved quality. IN
ots oe aevered alongside Of the lighthouse tender, or
4tner vessel provided for the purpose at Christiana
Depot entrance to Wilmington Greek, Delaware IN
good and su1eient packages barrels boxes and
cases ana in good order for the number of neranns
Wnlcn Will be specified by the Inspector for each
vessel once quarter, free Of all expenRe N tha
United states. agreeaby 10 specifications and tahes
marked and B, attached thereto which win form
part OF the contract, copies OF which NAV he had
by applying at this ONCE. ' W nHu
., Az olus must be sealed and endorsed Pronosaia
ipI hauOns aud Fuel for Llght-vessels.n &cf and
@ sash aceq ln another envelope, and left al or di
reCJeu 10 thls Ohice, prepaid, II sent nv mai ~
by order OF the Ltght-House Board.
r,uoo .,.. W. Il. MACOMB.
inSSO'eouot Lght-IIOuse Inspector.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
societies.
mEEr1Nas rHsEvKNrNa.

St. Johns Commandery No. 1. X. T., at
Masonic Temple.
Jefferson Lodge, No. ., 1. o. o. b., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 9rd and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 415 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. Of T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No 2 Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street
Clayton Lodge, No. 4. X. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, A. +. A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Hall, 22l Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

AGED WoMEN's HOME FEsTIvAL.-The mana
gers of the Aged Womel s Home, knowing tina
quite a number of persons were prevented, b,
the inclemency of the weather, from attending
the opening services, held on Thursday, sol
ult. propose to give another opportunity to thei
numerous friends to visit this delightful institu.
tion, at which time they will be prepared to sery,
cetdz for the benefit of the Home Manager,
will be in attendance from 10 A. NJ, till 10 +. M.
Oh Tuesday lth. If the day prove stormy il
will be postponed to the day following Admis
sion free. Home corner of Gilpin Avenue ant
Harrison street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
The Late sui ide.
rnoM rAnILY rRounLEl

iNsANtrY PROM FAMILY TROUBLES.
The suicide Of the Frederick Uschman by
drowning in the Christiana has already been
published in the COMMERCIAL, and insanity been
assigned as the incentive to .the committa OF
the rash act
The superinducing cause Of this insanity has
been discovered to be family troubles In his
trunk, opened by direction OF the Coroner, was
fonnd paper signed by his wife and attested
by William r. Becker, Philadelphia Alderman,
and bearing the seal of the State Of Pennsyl-
MIA under date Of May 9th, 1872, renouncing all
claim upon him, and refusing TO any longer rec
ognize him as her husband. A lot OF shoe
makers tools were also found in his trunk.
The knowledge OF the contents Of this paper is
believed to have 30 weighed upon his mind so
much as to overthrow his reason.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

The FIRST TRAIN, The ties and rails on the
Penna. Il Del h. Il. have been laid from Avon
dale to LaAdenburg and on Saturday last an en-.
gine off the i. x t. G. Il. r. road with two cars
attached, under the supervision Of assistant
Superintendent i. II. James, passed over tile
road between the above points. The road i.
reported to be substantially built of the besi
material and gives general satisfaction. The
interest created along the route by the inhabi-
tants to see the freight train pass over it was
NerN r-rnat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
1. o. q. t.
ORGANIZATION OF A LODGE AT LEwEs.

ORGANIZATION OF A LODGE AT LEwEs.
A Lodge of Good Templars was organized at
Lewes, on Friday evening, May s1st, by g. W.
G. T., Rev. A. d. Davis, to be called Lewes
Lodge, No. &C.
The following is the list Of officers for the
current term W. G. t., Capt. Geo. W, Joseph
w. V. T.. Mrs. Chas. Prettyman W. Sect,
Benjamn +. Twiley Financial Secretary, Eu-
gene Manning Treasurer, William Orr
Chaplain, Rev. VIM NJ. Warner Marshal, Miss
Fannie Manning Guard Joel Prettymsn Sem
tinel, Josiah Holliway r. II. s. Miss Mary Nc.
Gill L. II s.. Molie Prettyman A, Sect, Ida
Joseph A. NJ, All. McGill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
Police Court.

John Wnslow, William Bird, John George
Nemitt and George Scott, weie each arrested
aud fined 80 cents aud COSTS for imbbng toe
freely Of ben2iue. James Cox was arrested yes.
terlay by Constable Truitt, on complaint Of
Margaret Donnely for Breach OF the Peace
Justice Publ bound James over in the SUN OF
500 TO keep the reace. besides paving COST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

SrDnES DEATH - On Friday morning last.
about ~ o'clock an old man named John Phil
roadside, near Collins Beach by two Young men,
Elias stevens and Franklin David lie had been
engaged in putting up fence, and was in appa-
rent good health a short time before lie died
1t is supposed he died from appoplexy. lie was
about G6 years of age was married, but has nc
children.-Smp'Rd Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

NEW SPOKE, WHEEL AND Wuon TURSIsG Es-
TAnIIsHMENT Calvin DericksoI. formerly
broom manufacturer Of this city, is now erecting
and putting into operation, spoke, handle
wheel, and wood carving and turning establish
ment. on Mil Creek in Mill Creek Hundred,
where Broadbents woollen mills have formerly
haen carIiel on.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

New FOUNTAIN - The committee from the
City Council, have completed the erection Of the
fountain, and the closing in OF the triangular
plot of ground, at Delaware avenue and Elev-
enth street. The handsome iron fence. the
freshly sodded plot, and the fountain sending
up its numerous jets Of water, and spray,
amongst the bOughs Of the shade trees which
surround it, all combine to render the place
pleasant and attractive.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

GRocERs UNIoN.-At meeting Of the Gro.
GERS Uuion held IN the Bakers, Union Baildiug,
yesterday afternoon at i, NJ, the following
named gentlemen We're elected officers Of the
Association President D. $. Truitt; Vice Pre-
sident, Il. p. Carey; Treasurer, e. b. Under.
wood; Secretary, II S. TrHitt. A committee
was appointed 90 draft a constitution and hy.
laws to be submitted at the next meeting Of tic
[ JuiOu.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

LECTURES TO LADIEs.-Dr. T.. =. Binning. Of
New ork, will open oourre OF lectures to la
dies at Institute Hall, on Saturday next. The
Princeton S'Gnddrd said Of these lectures. to itr
readers, Go and hear these questions discuss
ed with yIgor o.: logic and eloquence, which
entities the Doctor to high rank AZ a lecturer. ="
Other newspapers in cities where DR.. b. has
lectured speal, in warm terms Of thes Lectures
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

AoxELTAES IN HAIR ORNAMENTS, Fans. 10,
~ ohsa, Yplcanlte and Wooden goods. b BJheTn,aa ~
atlAhi btenze and and nne plated JeN,eirs
fancy .leather and Gilt mounted ornamentgs
ii brushes, Combs Mirrors, Perfamery with ! mi
e @ ot fancy and toilet goods all OF superior ua,iv
II. DIXON, 81 s. Eighth street
between Market and Chestnut
mY1s-M-W&s-sm rhmo'1e,N,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

az Bottles Fat of BeaUfy-LsdiCs, II you wOuld
nave he -uty ~ the bottle full, You nave u DO is
10 purchase HAGANs MAG OLA bALM. That peer
less beautiher Of tne complexion nat only height Ms
atural charms, but renders even the planest Clun-
tenance eXcet DINGHY attractive. It recalls to Tie
palhd cheek the rosy tnge OF health, removes PIN
pies, biOtcn's. rOughntss, sal Ownsss and other
llemshes, and mparts To the skin most dellca e
fa''ness and sOftness II smOOthes the furr1Gs
, caused by time or care, and gives face neck and
arms the plump AMI engaging appearance OF youth
iul beauty. All this is accomplished by the most
natural means VIZ 10y gently and naturally stiinu-
lating the circulation In the capillary blood vessels
9 Besides being the most efectual aid to heaury
known 10 modern science,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

ASNIyERsARY. - The evening of Fri lay, June
Literary Society of Taylor 4 Jackson's Academy
at Masonic Hall. An attractive programme has
been prepared and the occasion will be one of
great interest We have received a very pretty
photographic card Of invitation to attend and
shall endeayor to he there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

MISSIONARY MEETING The Womens Uuion
Missionary Society of Wilmington hold their An
niyel7lry this evening in Hanover st. Preshy-
terian Church. The address will be made by
Rev. Edward Webb, of Andoyer, y. j., retuu G I
missionary from India. There will be other ex
ercise' Of an interesting character. The public
are cordially invited,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

tR-The Tar Eoom Remedy for weakness Of the
stomach, is dose OF Kun Bitters. They are sur
charged with kWsel Oil, deadly element, which Is
rendered more active by the pungeBt astringents
with which II Is combined II your stomach Is weak
or your liver or bowels dsOrd red tone, strengthen
and regulate them with Vinegar Bitters, a pure
from alcohol, end capable Of iniusng new vitality
into your exhausted and disOrdeTed system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

Rev. G. II Smyth has returned from the Gen
eral Assembly aud will preach the preparatory
sermon on Friday evening. and administer the
Lords Supper on Sunday, in the West Church.
Persons desiring to become members Of the
church are invited to meet with the session at
the close of the service. on Friday evening the
7th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

CHESTER HriGuts Excursion -Notwithstand-
ing the nclemeI cy Of the weather. the fret ex-
cursion to Chester Heights undor tlle auspices
of the Ladies' United Aid Society, on Tuesday
was grand success. About five hundred per
i.tt. tbarD.alvaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

EB-SPRfNG GOODS-Mr John II. Muhlhausens
pleasant tailoring establishment, al 4l5 King street.
has Just been supplied with line stock Of SPEIKG
GOODS, selected with much care and scriminaion
Just such stock az tasteful people Ike to examine
aud select from. Mr. Ms customers have the all
vantage Of his IS years experience IN the selection
Of goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods Should by all means, call at his place
before getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

CoHoSER's ISQrEsr.-The verdict of the Coro.
nors Inquest, held Yesterday afternoon, over the
body Of Frederick Uschman, found in the Chris.
tlana, was that lie came to his death by drown
ing himself while laboring under a severe tit Of
insanity. In the absence Of friends, his body
was Inferred by the Coronerin the poor burying
ground
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

EB- Rrtensiue Furniture Store-The attention Of
tpubnc is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of J. n j. n. Harman, No. 40
King street. There is nothing equal to 1t in the
state Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for office or dwelling can doubtless he accommO-
dated by this old and reliable hrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

UP THEY COME ANp down THFY Go.-The
sales Of Dry Goods at auction, at No. COS Mark Of
street, are Immense and a crowd of buyers are
reaIug the benefits Of getting line beautiful
goods at about one half their value. This il one
have ever had in our city, aud probably there
never was such an extensive line Of trst-class
dry goods sold at anciion in this state. The
sales commence at 10, A NJ, and r. NJ, every
day and evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

The lots offered by A. H. Grimshaw on Third
Fourth, Van Buren, Beach and Oak Streets a.
well a. on Harrison, are among the best yet Of
fered in the city Go to the Sale on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Commence at jth and
barf "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. - The ladies' of the
Presbyterian Church, near Centravile. will give
a Strawberry Festival on Tuesday and Wedncs-
day evenings June 1lth aud 18th Tho Object
of the festival il to raise funds for the beuoht
Of the parsonage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

FRrTr GRowEBs MEETING The regular June
meeting of the Peninsula Fruit Growers Asso-
citation will be held in the State House at Dover
on Thursday, the 18th inst An estimate of the
yield Of peaches will most likely he made at tliz
meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
Thr Turf.
1Rur AT sUEFoLK PAI

1Rpr AT SUFFOLK PARK.
Goldrmith Maid; Lucy Jay Gould and other
noted fast horses, are entered for trot at Suf-
folk Park, at 3 80 ?. NJ. tomorrow Friday af-
inrunnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
rK-NnnLnR

~
The subscriber hereby gives his friends and the
public generally 10 understand that, nOtwlthstand.
ing the absurd reports TO the COutrary-ROtten up
and circulated 10y certain cross-graned individuals
ac uated by mauci us motives he msy still he
found at hia place Of business, nos bl2 and bl4
Market street. where he expects to remain until II
suits his pleasure 10 remove elsewhere, and from
which he docs not contemplate a speedy removal,
as he has five yeirs lease Of the premises.
ResDpCtfuly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

The store for the Working People 10 deal at !
ChsAP JnHE's, you can always be dealt with right
and see the greatest variety Of goods Of any 0the
store in the state, at the lowest prices.
mys0-lm No. L. FOURTH STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.
1nlINs LgAya wILNINaIoN.

TRAINS LEAvE WILMINGTON.
For PhiladsIphia--aa5, $50 $40. 1880 q. m 1870
400, AGO. hAs, 1.lB. 1920 p. m. Sundays $780, p. m.
For Nap 70 k-ls0 a. m. 1870 and 6t9 p. m.
For BIitimore-l2b2, aOs and lo.O7 a m. Los and
h1T ?. m
For he Delaware R. R u, a. m, uor Harrington
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 10, m,) l2bo
and 1910 a. M; 9 20 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
fOr ketp Cdsfe-12.bh, T. 10 10 a. M, and dx5 pm.
For CodtsspHie, Reading dc-S.su, and l12j II. IN.
l.45 and 300 p. m. sunday train at a. m.
LEAyR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$780, lOab and 1910 a m. 1910 ESQ, 400, 800
TOo 800 and 1isO p. m. Sundays 300, il.sO p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wnNING ON,
From Delatcare R-sOO from New Castle
1918 a. m. $50, sl5 and p. Nj (The two lattei
are freight with Assenger car attached.
From ". d r R.-sl5 and 1l.4O, a m. AS and
s1o p. IN. Sunday train at p, IN.
From Phila si,hit-12.42, $50 a. m ; II. .2S, l2 Is
$40, bUI, Sis, s.25, 1880. SUNDAY l2,42 M, snt
1873 p. m.
STEAMBOAT kRIFI.
Lar = Wilmington Of a. IN re urhng leave
Phil delphia at 23I p. NJ.
~ See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

Loss,--A very valuable mare belonging to H.
Lewis Armstrong, Republican candidate for
Sheriff, died in the stable, on tuesday night.
As the mare was we'll, when stabbed, no reason
is assigned for her death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06

meet this evening.
The Delaware TRmuNE, for this week. is an
unusually interesting number. 1t is issued
from this office to-day.
Sylvester, the Magician. il coming. and will
give an entertainment in Institute Hall OH Sat
urday night.
The Empire City Circus is announced in a
New York paper to exhibit ia Wilmington June
18th and 18th.
DO not overlook the first column on this page
The Flowers " Wilmington are going to the
Second Baptist Church Tonight. Who is not
WHAT'S going on at corner Of Fourth and
French. Go sec. 1t will pay you.
The want Of transportation over the Delaware
Railroad prevents the attendance OF many OF the
country Sunday Schools at the Jubilee
A company Of ladies. and gentlemen, from this
City, attended the Strawberry Festival at New.
port last night, and had a pleasant time.
The old stone wall in front of Jethro McCul-
lough's on West street has been removed and
beautiful one OF Brandywine granite substitu.
ted.
City Council, meets this evening.
The Trustees of the Union NJ L. Church
meet this evening.
The contract for erecting the platform and
seats. for the great Sunday School Jubilee. on
the 18th has been awarded to William Q. Nor
rison.
A jubilee Temperance meeting. will be held
this evening, in the Temperance Hall at sew
cath and Spruce streets.
Sunday school banners and nags are in de.
mlnd for tho Jubilee,
The second quarterly meeting of ST. Pauls NJ
F.. church will be held this evening, at
o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
HIsriue Ne =.

There were 10 arrivals since our last, and the
only departure was the sloop Sarah and Mary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
az UP TOWN SHOE STORE.

= ~ UF IUFN hUOb NIORb.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
& Arc most respectfully invited 10 call at
NO. ~ WE EIGHTH STREET,
anu satisfy themselves tla that is the place 10 get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS male
to order. perfect nt guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHIDREY'S
machine sewed bosts and shoes for sac at the We r.
lowest prices d. not forget 30 call and learn ms
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom hOsts, shoes aud CATERS.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
L No, 10 West Eighth stteet,
mar29-tf (2d door from Shipley,) VIII, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
8egtster's aJottfes.

- EGISTERs OFFICE,
- a., NEW CASTLE COUNTY. May 2sth, 1872.
Upon the application Of William @. epruance Ad
ministrator, OF Augustine May, Sen. late Of Wea,
darad ddnes,ea fe,nnsylyanla, deceased; It is or
ueIeu M anu directed by the Register that the Ad-
mnlstrator aforesaid, give notice Of the grantin y,
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate Of t6e
WIN the date Of granting thereof by cans
huVertsements TO be posted within forty days from
she uate OF such letters In six of the most phlte
places OF the County of New Castle re1uiring ali mar
SONS having demands against the Estate te nreaent
e abide BY an Act Of Assembly In such case
ilade and provided. And also cause tie same IN nv
Inserted within the same period In the nIuy M ps
OOahkholAL4 newspaper published IN Wiimtnatnr
anu 70 De continued therein for two weeks WI
r, Given under the hand and Seal Of On,ce nj,
u d , s register Aforesaid at New Castle, in New
above written. a GTRRe III Hay ~ anu year
Essstd y, persons having claims against the
9i tne deceased must present the same dniv
assested TO the Administrator on or before NAY
noe leiS or abide the Act OF Assembly in snch cass
made and provided. ii suon case
Ad,ro.s w,yILLIAM WILLIAM c. sPRUANcE, Admr
-, " ".-.ninseon. Del my2p-2w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
rR-THE PRoaRkss oR TRa AqE.

Ew-To remove Paint or Tar from your clothing,
us9 the "LOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
VIM. Ii. ALMOND d BRO, Agents for Wilmington.