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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-11
PINANgR=AND FRADRs
WOOL NARKETss,
SRwYoRK.

I 49, ~-' NEW YORK. --
June S.-The settlement of the tariff
question causes . better feeling, and
there has been more inquiry from man.
ufacturers, though the business done
has not been large. The views Of
bolders are still above those Of buyers,
though IN some cases, some lots have
been closed at prices under our quots,
tons. Cape has met with fsir inqui.
~, and we understand that 40 cent?
cash has been refused for large Lots.
South American sheep skins are in
more demand, but the transactions are
as yet small. The sales are $4,000
pounds Donskoi at 40 to 45c 10000
pounds Mestiza pulled at IS to Sic; 1000
pounds English Boils at tic to
81 05; 5000 pounds Cape at SO to
424c and 10000 pounds do on pri-
yate terms. The new clip domestic
still comes forward very slowly, and in
view Of the very high prices asked by
the farmers, trade is likely to be greatly
restricted, as manufacturers do not care
to buy when foreign can be had at
nearly one-half less than the present
asking prices for domestic. There is
scarcely any fleece here, the market, 10
fact, being bare Of nearly all kinds.
The sales are 10000 pounds fleece at
70 to 75c; 5000 pounds black secured
at &c; 1900 pounds unwashed medium
at soc; 1000 pounds do medium and
coarse at 4Sc; 5000 pounds Ohio and
western fleece at TIC 1900 pounds
Illinois at Toe; 1880 pounds fall clip
California at 30 to 36c; 1000 pounds
understandable State, 10000 pounds
secured, 5000 pounds Texas 10000
pounds California pulled and 1000
pounds do, fall clip, on private terms.
By auction, So bales damaged Cape
sold at 81 to 39c, cash.-C3mmcrciai
List.
PHILADELPHIA.
June S.-There is more doing, and
prices are rather fitmer. We quote
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
fat sheep fine uuwashed, 4S to Soc do
medium unwashed 55 to SHE; do comb
ing unwsshed g. to Csc; do fine washed
70 to &c; do medium washed Is to SOC;
Y and Xxx 20 to &c; medium and
coarse - to 75c; unwashed coarse and
med um IS to SHE; unwashed fine 4S
to soc washed, combing and delaine
medium and coarse SIS to SHE; do do
very coarse S5c; unwashed combing and
delaine medium 90 to Csc; do do coarse
6S to 65c Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Michigan and western, washed fine, IS
to PC do medium coarse 20 to TSc; do
unwashed medium and coarse SIS TO
SHE; do fine As to soc; do dark and in
ferior 46 to SOC choice tub,wsshed IS
to SOC; good DO to 76c.-Norh AmerI-
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AsSipnee,s Notice.

,-JTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
\ Nm. stevenson has made an asst On
y, ~ all his ock. property and effects
va AMI his creditors are hereby notlned
,-s>.nt their claims. with proper vonch-
. :, me for settlement, at my OH e op
o. - y. .tre,t, T.. c. FREEL,
- Assignee.
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ ..ght and power for machinery. Also,
i.-r small rooms, with or without power,
at une large wareropm. Possession gwen
-. ~ April. Apply at office OF star f0un-
~ BENZ. FISHER.
.-NJ.h
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For Rent.

SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
: FRANKLIN Insurance Companys build
Il. For PARTICULARS apply al their Once,
NnnrOe street. or 10 GEO. W. FRA NJ
= ~ n- VI REILLY. martin
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, June 10.

IULEDUI JUNO IU.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRATN-Wheat is 3@4c better and
firm; No. white Michigan at 81 IS;
amber Michigan at 81 s9@l 90. Corn
is a shade better. With q moderate de-
mand; Michigan at 53S white at Sc
no grade at 472c. Oats quiet.
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1878 cuEEs pseasn9E<~S
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER BLOOD


nd are above polnfed 10 rchef. the asseo~ersf.
b,ncyes he hiss combined a Aa5uoe ~ snose -
Ratures most sovereign curative lrSptttes.
which God has instiled into the SeSeitols kpg-
eonsiSe5 In oae MEDICINE. The e'ideree q THE
Sact A fond IA the great variety OF most ootst'
nate diseases which tthas been cund 20 Conquer.
IN the cure of BRO nehnis, SeycrS
lion. II has astoais he'd che nedscal Acaliy. ard
eminent physicians pronounce - ne srrairst
medical discover OF the age. While u enrcs NE
seyerrst Coughs II frcn Sthers the eye'~m sae
pnrifies the blood. BY It's great and h. .,,
Hnmors, ron fRe wor., Scrofula 70 .
com nln Bioteh, Pl M plcs or Erupuon.
Narcarlal di -casc. Apcral poisons, Ann thelt
eaectJ, are crIaicatei, and ylgopas neann 10
sail m N su m, Fever sorcs, Scaly or
non 9h Sk i'm, IA .hort. al the ,namcy.u. cfs-
eases sansri BY bal blood. are eonquercd py this
p2s,5, g pr . Sarsy i,sS
low color OF skin. OF yeilowish hr9rn spots %
Srs or b,iy, frellent heSd or al krinese bed
s.tn in 1lih, interval heat OF chtiiS atcFnsfod
WITH hot hishcs, low spirits. and gloomy lore
SSa az , .ar:4.as bon TorPi1 LIVER q
aRiIIousuess-n In many cases Of ~Livcr
Com pl aiuto only part OF these symptoma
A Ms snsS S.1 az snSf S s:'S 70
r1,si a. Il ctfcts perfect cures leaving the Nv.
- strsnytheued and healthy. For the cure q
Habitual Co nsti alton OF the oS~sn "
IS never hiliay remedy. ana tnG,s N VINO nav
u'fS as p IUs r4s ors q 900 rrwad mci
cine that VII equal It for the cure of al the u.s.
| ra,e. Tor Watch IL 10 recommends.
SOFA ,, dru ,s,,ts &, q per pote' 1870
al ,h,-.tnry' lgs Seneca strret, ;uiAlo, n Y.
send yo:r address for pamp lot ~
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ally control them. The tsatimooy q osu
bo1 citizens OF all glasses, estabiiaho The
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL wiz and dose
relieve and cure the sf1iictsd disordsse n
the Throat and Lung b<yond any othsr 81
medicine. The most dsnserOm anseelooe
OF The Pulmonary orgsns yield % tfspow@,
and cases OF consul prl0N, eofod by
this preparation. are publicly known, 90 h
remark able a. hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispptA Alarm
edy 10 n adequate, on WHEN the pubticmay
rely ior fuii protection. By curing CUU0hs,
the fogerunners OF mose serious dtsease. 10
saves unnumbersd Hives, End an amount Of
suffering not 20 be oomputed. itcbe1too0
trial and convtnoes tho most skepticsl.
Every family should keep II on haod n
procession against the early and unp0-
oeived attack Of PuimonaSy A GhRsonal
which are eaz1iy met q nfyt- bot vhieh b. n
come incarADis. and toofsn tstsl ~ nog. l,
lectsd. Tender lunR needs thlas deknse;
and IL II unwise 10 ts uithout n. Ass 90. {
guard 70 children, amid thu distnessing dis
ea>es which beset the Throat and CbefU
childhood, CnEKEY PRcToHAL II inyalu-
able: fDr, By liz timely uss, Inuliituda go !
10 The love and affection conferred on thSm.
Il acts speedily and surely against ordinary
coda, scouting sound and kssatth-susAQ4na j
sleep. No ons WIN sufyss trobs0oaua ~.
FLCESZA and painful BROSCHITtS,
when they know how eaHiy they can BE-
cured. - EE II q
co.r OF toll Bspared In making ev9y bottls
In the utrnnst pn&ihis perfpcttcns y nay q
be con ndently relied upon e pooes.fng ~
the virtues IL has error exntofted, ano eaH-G /,
BE OF producing cure - msmofshss - The
greatest II has ever edeeted-
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Removal.

~ wIyZENRIED 4 son, JEWELERS.
II have removed nom their old o. and, No.
~ Main street, to No. l67 Main street, one
door north OF E Ball q Co.'S shoe store,
where thsT VIII Be plsased 70 rec all old pa
tzone.nd as pubic esnsraliy.
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop- q,
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the gree
discover tesof mod
sra science Nv sfs
Of more real salds
TO mankind than
uiis s6ecf uaJ psme.
dy for all AiAaanes
u The Tbsosk aA
! Bupgx a vA1ftrsai
Of liz virtues thro-
out this and othsr
cou ntrisa has
shown that 10 dos
sufelv and eHncfn-
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RALTIMORE. MD.
oFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK 81 REhi
DR.. JOHNSTON
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful aud destructiy.
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men of the mos
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder Of eloQuence, ol
walked 10 ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
" White Swelling"

now CASE OF IT WAS PROBABLY PREVENTED.
The Reading papers report an interesting sur
gical operation. Last winter, Luther Horne,
young son OF Rev. A. r. Horne, Principal of the
Keystone State Normal School at Kutztown.
while out skating, fell on the ice and seriously
injured bone in one Of his legs. By resort
to medical treatment the boy soon recovered the
use OF the limb sufficiently to walk about with
ease, yet at times the seat Of the injury became
troublesome and very painful and this gave
rise to fears that the cure might after all not be
a permanent one. Last week the lad again COM
planned Of great suffering in the limb, and upon
this the father became alarmed and summoned
DIR. Trexler, of Kutztown, and Drs. Stout, Hittel
and Erwin, of Bethlehem, to examine into the
matter. They made an incision IN the leg in the
region of the injury, and after laying open the
flesh, found that the main bone had been frac.
tured by the fall and become necrosed-in other
words, new bone had formed itself and decay
ret in upon the old, (Which would finally have
resulted in what is commonly called white
swelling,") and which have accounted for the
severe pains experienced, and If not looked after
would have rendered the boy permanent Grip
pie. The bone was properly dressed portion
Of the old bone removed, and the flesh turned
back over it, and the physicians now express
themselves as confident OF no new troubles
arising
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Philadelphia Top les,


Next Thursday the big rows comes OF on the
Schuykill.
-Nichol Horsentauffer not content with hard
name, has got bad name Gnd in jail by beating
his wife.
SOB deaths, in the city. last week.
The city was again without gas, on Saturday
night. Candles, empty bottles, and snuffers were
in demand.
George Francis Train left the city on Friday,
decidedly sobered down, politically.
Deaths by smallpox, last week, "a by CON
sumption, 80 by Inflammation % the lungs, q,
The 4Oth St. NJ. L. Church was dedicated
yesterday. Bishop Simpson participated in the
ceremonies
The Baldwin Locomotive Works have orders
OH their books from all parts of the world which
will take two years to execute at the least.
All the Philadelphia Commanders of Knights
Templar will visit Reading next Wednesday to
be present at the meeting Of the Grand Com
mAndery Of Pennsylvania.
New Southern whsatis beginning to make
it's appearance in some OF the Northern markets.
though 30 far only one sample has been offered
at the Commercial Exchange.
Rel Cloud and tother distinguished Indian
cniefs aud their companions, numbering some
twenty-five, will have a reception given them
at the Academy Tins evening The Indians will
appear in their wild costume, and make speeches
through an interpreter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.
hIIddletOwn Items.
[From the Transcript. ]

[From the Transcript
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-G George W. Ingram,
Real Estate Agent, OF this town, has sold to Jas.
Il. Shallcross the farm OF A. M. Vail one mile
east OF Middletown, containing 1876 acres, for the
sum OF S23, 900 also the farm Of J. M. Boyd,
one half mile from McDonough, containing 100
acres, to 1. Ward Vandegrft. for $4,000
Mr. Fredus Vanhehe, residing near this town.
has bought the Cleaver property, containing 1872
acres, on the road from Delaware city to Dutch
Neck four miles from the former place. Price
$105 per aere-S13, 800.
RAILROAD IAfPRovEMENTs.-The Delaware r..
II. Co. is putting in a switch at Mt Pleasant, and
ia making some improvements at Armstrong; Is
and Middletown in order to facilitate the ship
ment Of peaches.
INSTALLATION. - We learn that the Masons Of
this town intend to install their officers, in pub
lie, the evening Of the oath inst, and that an
address will be delivered by Dr. G. Troup Max
we'll, on the occasion.
SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Friday morning last,
about ten o'clock, an old man named John Phil
lips was found in dying condition along the
roadside. near Collins Beach, by two young
men, Elias Stevenson and Franklin David. He
had been engaged in putting up fence, and was
in apparent good health a short tune before he
died. II is supposed he died from apoplexy.
He was about 65 years of age was married but
has no children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Sussex County.
Corn planting is over.

Corn planting is over
Strawberries are drug on the market
Soft crabs are quite plentiful in Indian riv-
er.
The paupers at the Almshouse were tr Gated
to strawberries by their old friend, DR.. Richards
The people of Lower Sussex are subscrib-
ing liberally to the st. Martins II. II and the
friends OF the enterprise are greatly encouraged.
A three years old child OF Sarah Wainwright
who lives near Loves Roads, fell in the fire re-
Gently and was burned to death. 1t is supposed
by some that the mother had thrown the child
into the fire, but no confirmatory evidence could
be licited at the inquest.
Some parties from the North interested in
the Rehoboth city, are expected down in a few
days, TO look after the interests Of the Seaford
and Georgetown II. Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10

lie cannot and will not abandon all his political
opinions to cast vote for Greeley.
The Chicago Times does not yet regard II as
certain whether the Baltimore Convention will
nominate ticket or deyolve that duty upon q
subsequent Convention, in which other political
elements may be represented.
Three Of the dozen papers in Illinois which
Greeley organs have claimed for Greeley repn-
diate the alliance, and the Chicago journal ar
svris that not single Republican paper in the
state OF good standing heretofore, now sup
ports the Cincinnati nominees.
Tho Baltimore American, whose editor fought
hard for Mr. Culfax at Philadelphia, says;
There IL 10 uamr--no not ono -amOngHt Ro-
publoans moro bunored than that Of the Massa-
chusutts senator" p"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
PhIIadeIphIn and New YORK..
DIVERSITY OF LABoR-PLENTY OF EMPLOYMENT
STEADY WORK.


STEADY WORK.
The Washington Chronicle says " In indus
trial Philadelphia employment importunately
socits labdr. In the advertising columns of the
Philadelphia Ledger the solicitations for male
and female help occupy nearly two and half
columns, while the " situations wanted extend
through about half a column. In commercial
New York the proportions are reversed A host
OF poverty stricken folks are begging for some
thing to do through five doleful columns Of the
New York Herald, while the occasional necessi-
ties Of employers occupy but column and q
half. An industrial civilization abounds in em1
ployment, and is constantly developing new
functions Of usefulness enhancing the demai d
for labor. A commercial civilization tends, to
simplify the processes of social life to lessen the
number Of ayocations, and consequently, to de-
press the condition OF the laborer. The New
York workmen are. striking against the iron fet7
ters of the system which crushes them. The
Philadelphia workmen, masters Of the situation,
lind no necessity for combining against their
employers. The true solution OF the labor ques-
ton is to diversity and multiply employments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
THE PENINSULA.
oEoIL COUNTY.

The new Methodist Protestant Church, at Fair
View, was dedicated yesterday.
The Trustees OF the NJ. E. Church have sold
the church parsonage to G. W. Herbert, for
$500. new parsonage will be built.
Rev. II. S. Thompson of the NJ Il. Church,
at Elkton, has been transferred to the Provi-
dence Conference. He takes pastoral charge of
the church at Warren. II. L.
The farmers continue to report poor pros
pect for good wheat crop.
The defunct brass band at Chesapeake City
has been re-organized.
A bill has passed the U. s. Senate appropri-
ating $4,000 for the improvement of navigation
in North East river.
Great preparations are making for the tour
nament to take place at Galena, on June 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Tho Greal STORM in ,JenrruI Illinois.

Further reports of the storm in Central Iii
Peoria, Fulton, Knox aud other counties. Every
railroad has been more or less injured, and the
destruction of other property Ii great. The town
OF Hilton is almost entirely under water The
volume Of water poured into the Illinois River
day night, Bellefontaine, Degraf and Quincy
Ohio, were visited by tornado which did great
damage. Quincy was nearly destroyed, and at
Degraf ten or twelve buildings, including the
Methodist Church, we're blown down Mrs. Roll
and two children were killed at DegTAf, while
hfty persons were injured in Quincy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Crimes and Uasunl.ies.

A livery stable and ten dwellings, in Troy, N
Y, were burned on Saturday
Two men were drowned by the capsizng Of a
tug boat, in the Niagara river, at Buffalo, on
Saturday night.
At Columbus, Ohio, John Barclay, convicted
OF the murder OF Chas. Garner, has been SELL
fenced TO be hanged on the 4th Of October.
At St. Louis on Saturday, Benz. Il. Burrows
proprietor OF the fremont House, shot and dan
gerously wounded Il. Elchswing, during quar-
rel growing out Of business difficulty.
A child born in Illinois. last week, weighed
pound and half Mother and child ne doing
we'll.
The journal .6icidi announces that the loss
City of Paris at the hands OF the Commune,
will reach i've hundred millions Of frances.
The Lehigh Coal aud Navigation Company
have ordered five additional pleasure cars for
the Switchback Railroad, TO be built in this city
While the schooner ]. s. Shindler, from Mar
blehead, was sailing up the Delawar con Friday,
Alexander Kennedy fell overheard and was
drowhed.
Immense discoveries Of new silver lodes are
being made in the vicinity Of SchelDurne, Eas-
tern Nevada, causing new mining excitement
in San Francisco.
Edward Everett Hale writes in the Christian
Union Of the saturday Mania" which, it ap-
pears, results from procrastinating during the
week the carrying out of good resolutions form
cd upon Sunday, and is mad effort to square
accounts on the last day.
A Louisville paper says that snake, FIVE feet
long, was killed near that city few days ago.
Two protuberances, resembling feet or hoofs,
were attached to its body. 1t was probably cop
perhead in the first stage of Liberal Republican
development.
A newspaper has Just been eta @ in London,
called the american Settler. 1t is devoted ex-
clusively to the interest of settlers in America.
The advantages OF immigration are set forth,
anil a fair representation made Of the different
parts Of the country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Household Besolarrd.
SUDDEN DEATH or THEE CHILDREN

The Lancaster Express says Since Sunday af-
ternOon last Mr.. John Hartsbough, of Paradise
tOwnphp. has buried his three children. On
Friday last all were we'll and seemed healthier
than most OF the children in the neighborhood.
During the night Que took sick and died next
morning On Saturday evening the second one
took sick and died on Sunday before the family
returned from the burial Of the first. On Sun
day evening the third took sick and on Monday
morning al ten o'clock was a corpse, leaving the
father and mother alone, bcreft Of all their
earthly happiness. The disease was rather
singular one and baflied medical skill. 1t began
similar to scarlet fever, hut soon turned into
conYnlsions which terminated only In dealh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
HOUSE.
Honse met at eight O'clock.

The House met at eight o'clock.
The Conference report on the Civil Appro-
priation bill was received The Democrats made
dill ,ry motions, in order 10 prevent action being
taken on the report.
Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, moved to recon-
NIT the Conference report. He made it in self
respect If by force Of mere majority, We drove
this bill through, we will do an act Of false pre-
tenee, for which men, according to Pennsyl-
vAnia laws, are punished by Imprisonment
the bill having been referred to the Conference
Committee on the assurance that Mr.. Kellogg's
amendment would be struck out.
After stormy discussion, conference report
was recommitted-09 to 70.
The ultra Republicans, at 11;9O, were fillibus-
tering to prevent an extension OF the session
till six o'clock. There is great excitement:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Personal Intelligence.

Mr. @. W. Poulson the railway travelling
agent was in town to-day He has just retui ned
from tIip to Salt Lake City.
It is feared that Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the
llustrious American comedian, will lose his eye
3 sht from over-working those organs.
Biyard Taylor and wife sailed for Europe in
the steamer Hesiphllid, on Thursday. Mr.
Taylor goes with the intention OF Making Gotha,
in Northern Germany, his destination, at which
Toint bis father-in-law, Prof. Hansen. one OF
the mOet prominent astronomers Of the age,
Al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O p. NJ.
From Washington.

THE PRESIDENT READY TO CALL AN EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
Tho Presidents proclamation for an extra
session Of Congress, to convene at half past
twelve, is all ready for presentation in case the
Civil Appropriation bill is not passed by noon,
or the present session is not extended
LArER-ExTENsIoN OF THE SESSION.
Both houses agreed to extension of the ses-
sion, till o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Won,r stand dsreeIeY.

tFrom the Middletown Transcrlpt-Dem
ln Delaware, nine-tenths of the Democrats
Will not support Greeley and Brown If they be
nominated at Baltimore (among the number will
De found the editor Of this paper) and this State
may be set down for General Grant. We have
mingled freely with the masses for the past few
weeks, and we speak knowingly. The Demo-
cracy OF Delaware is not now prepared to re-
hounce their lifelong principles and make
somersaut into the Republican ranks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
Another Port OF Entry.
ESTABLISHMENT OF COLLECTION OFFICE AT Il
RR's ISLAND

ESTABLISHMENT OF COLLECTION OFFICE AT HOOP.
RR's ISLAND
The Secretary of the Treasury has authorized
the Collector of Crisheld to nominate a suitable
person as Deputy Collector, to reside in Dor
chester county. The salary will be $500 per
annum, and the office will for the present be
located at Hoopers Island, that being the only
point that appears to be equally convenient to
vessel owners who reside up the Nanticoke Riv-
er and those who reside on the Choptank.
The Collector has decided that the applicant,
must be 1st well recommended and, able to
pass a credtable examination and satisfactorily
exhibit his competency, and Sd, TO give good
and sufficient bond for the performance of his
duties and proper disposal of the funds col
lected.
The Sunday Schools Of Central Presbyterian
and st. Pauls M. T.. Churches will rehearse for
the jubilee this evening at st. Paul's Church at
o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
9eaths.

BARTRAM.-'n this city on evening OF 9th inst.
Hannah NJ, wife OF Henry w Bartram in the SD
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully iAyited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, No 1917 Market street, on Fourth
day morning the 18th inst, at eleven clock, with
out further notice,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10

Both Houses OF Congress voted to extend the
session to o'clock The President had proc
lamation ready, convening a special session, il
they had adjourned without passing the Sun
dry Civil Appropriation bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-10
punADE1Pur. CATTLE MAnrrr.

Beeves dull, favor buyers extra Penns, and
Western steers 711S98 fair to,good 6JIC97 COM
mon 5@5; sheep fair demand GOT hogs dull,
90. .25C0675