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The New York herald., 1873-12-11
SALES AT ACUTION.

BALES Al AVVEAVN.
ron JOHNSTON. AUCTION -or.IcE asn ASD
er.: Branch u s' g 1RSG 4RSiPssnS street near
srocI PysI.S SALE syA44ginFs
WIN !hs day. ana ,Ssw Sssssa
s. ns Shsweasss Glass Doors sheyasS fs paYf
Public Aaminstrstor and Administrators Of the goods
Ae., Of Michaei A. Mcfarland deceased
ucrIoN NoTlcR-wILLrAM TOPPING CO.
REMOvx~we have removed temporarily rh1,tS e the the
Ss II ,ns Nos G and rs pgans sSraos sss
at lofts Nos. iss and rs Duane ssot. street
large sale Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods for account
: "A''' : ". Also ' large special sale Of Furs.
Particulars in papers OF Friday morning.
EEa @ ssr
on Friday at ii O'Clock Dry Goods Toys Plate cut cut
coIss HafdSsrs cissri tiausrs Wood and wl,
Arr
High high elias class cSsns %S.ssln
nnssss n; a imes15fsSnS Res5sbGSs e s.. CO..
successors to Goupil Co,
now on exhibition at the
Art Gallery, No. 60 Liberty street.
THIS Day 'iss bsssSssr y !: s'sees also
w. IL,
'"EEi5Sa EDWARD sscHhScK. Auctioneer
A FIRED. JEwETT, AUCTIosEER,
"A. will sell on Thursday evening, llth Instant At =.
large and m ~ Stock u
and Miscellaneous Books Family Bibles, Albums aud
Holiday Gifts COMPRISING all the stock contained in
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-HRNRY ZINN. AUCTIoNEER
"A sells this day 20 lots elegant Household Fur.
niture contents private residence East 10th ST. near
Broadway, commencing at lo,. o,clock-nn,
PiunOtOrp, ParIor
Suits, Mirrors Brussels Carpets on Paintings bcdstcads
ding lounges Clocks. &c so dining room Basement
and kitchen Furniture.
UcrIoN SALE AUCTION SALE.
IL Property OF Or. W. P. Richards, now in Europe.
At the elegant brown stone mansion,
rHis tTi h@ursda @ siss IS ecck
son satin crimson and gold and green and gold brocair
Moauct velvet Brussels carpe!s PAINTINGS Brsnzss
Washstands, co@modss wardrobes, Satrese Seeding
sae sn Se cha s
China, silver Ware; Cutlery, sc Sale positive BY
Catalogues ready for the sale.
DEM r. THEALL. AUcTIoNEER.
Messrs Mum ! cS6b, having determned to
discontinue their American house, will
This aas ass,1heaY raanspAS ss y snshqn ana FRIDAY
1lth and 18th inst.
. at their store, No. IS Dey street near Broadway.
their entire stock. comprising marble Clocks in great
designs also number OF elegant Mante Sets together
nd Mn fSlss os IN sfSu TO
for use gifts during the coming holidays Now on ex
HoTicE~rhe sale eommences thus day, at IS pey St
I,RED JEwETT. AuoTioNEER-BY j. f. CLARK
ssHber H. at loh oeiock large and mpor!snt :ale Of
Cutlery &c
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
EUROPE.

TIOpS.--MESSRs. BAKERS WHITE A MORGAN
~ English aud Baverian Hop Merchants, Hibc rnia
Chambers, London Bridge England prepared 70
eeute ofde Lor Hops entrusted to them BY American
brewers and hop merchants. Terms cash before ship
ment Kcferences-Isondon and Westminster Bauk
Southwark, London. England
ITO LOOKING GLhas MANUFACTURERS ROTARY.
,an Grinding snd rci,hins Apgarss Of the istcst sys
EuDep. Rhen.Prussia
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

g HERMAN, AUCTT0XEER.
-. Marshals sale. BY virtue Of an execution will se
Friday. December ~ At o, O'Clock No IS Bowery tue
Ice Box. one marble top Coulter Meat Block one
CLOSET lot Racks, &c. BY order Of q. ". CAMPBELL,
iato harshaL
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS
INQUIRIES 10 BE MADE OF
HOMER MORGAN NO 9 PINE STREET.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

A tEw rwo CARAT DIAMoNDS BouanT Ar A
"A BARGAIN, ana offered very low one w carat stone
Al a great bn gain Ohcrs All Sizes way below market
rates Watches, Jcwciry and Siiycrwarc equally low
J. ". JOHNSTON, Jcwctor,
t5V Bowery. corner BryVMo street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

LN0R SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 2i5 HENRY STREET:
IL two story, attic basement and sub-ceilar; modern
im2royemenis and Ia fine order. Apply to THEODORE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
Have Won RaaeI it3

A modest little volume entitled "GOD oUR
FATHER" has been recently issued from the press
Of John Murphy & Co, Baltimore. Rarely have
we taken up q book Of devotion which gave US Sc
much pleasure. There are in the world many
persons, pious and moral Withal whose souls are
continually Overspread with gloom and despond-
ency,--whOm doubts and aRxieties as to their
spiritual condition forever perplex and harrass,-
and with whom the fear, aud not the iove OF God
Is the incentive 70 piety. ltwas TO bring peace
and solaco 70 such s0uls,--t0 remove their dread
forbO Odings,-to enforce the gTeat aud eonsollng
truth that God is our RedeemsF and Father
20 beget confidence In His infinite mercy aud
compassion, that this beautiful and useful bOok
was written.
We aver that more people living ID the alCugh
of despond have becn led into rank lnNdcilty,
than have left the pleasant aelda aud pastures Of
hope and confidence n Gods mercy % enter the
sterile wastes aud deserts Of doubt and fear II
we morbidly dwell upon the terrible attributes Of
God, as the avengar Of sin and the inexotabf1
Judge, despair win solze upon rs, and we VI be
Iincspacilated tor one hcartielt, loylng ehfldlke
supplleation for Als forgiveness Of our olences,
Il Is 70 meet iuat such cases, and 70 pour into The
trembling anners soul the balm Of hope, that Qui
author eloquentiy, torclbly, aud we feel confident
not unsnccessinlly lahorA The book is more0FeE
written In such q pleasant and Interesting atyle
that even those not IN the habit Of readng works Q
devotion Wiilnnd dalighs and proht In ita pernaal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
A etaFtIIng I.xnoanrn.

In another column we print q letter from
Mr. b WALLER TAYLOR of Kentucky, which
exposes in detail the sWindling schemes of one
Of the most rascally boards that have vet dis
ErAcsd our Government
Mr.. TAYLOR speaks out boldly, stating that
he went to Washington with two patents for
life preserVers, which he expected to have
adopted ~ the Board Of Supervising Inspect
Ors Of Steamboats, on their merits He soon
found that merit cut no figure in the case, and
nronQha third party he entered into a bar
gain with several members of the board TO
have his patents adopted by the Government
AfterWard the bgibed members concluded
that more money could be made by stealing
Mr.. TAYLoR's patents and Indirectly taking
the contracts themselves. Consequently Mr..
TAYLOR was thrown overheard.
FrOm testimony since obtained by the detec-
tlves It appears that other parties had to pay
largely 70 have their Inventions adopted by
the board, one person having paid hundred
thousand dollars.
The inventions upon which this board was
called 70 decide were many Of them Of appaT
atus 70 save human life In case of accidents &
steamboats,. They could have triied with NJ
more sacred trust, and they are morally res
punslble for every life that has been lost ant
every injury suffered In consequence Of thei
adoption Of worthless Inventions for the SAX
OF money.
But higher officials, including the Presiden
and part Of his Cabinet, have been for som
time cognlzant OF the practices OF this board
ana yet inventions whose adoption Is charge
byamdaFis IN the hands Of the Treasury d.
p4rtment 70 have been secured by bribery ar
still IN use, aud no effort has been made
ascertain the truth OF the charges.-N
u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

SIR SAMUEL BAKkR sn1E AIzVR.-A ca
Bile dispatch from KhaTtoOm, On the Nile, de-
MES that Sir Samuel Baker, his wife and com
paRions were recently murdered, as stated by
the natives. A merchant named BOckOur had
arrived at khart0Om on "Wednesday last, who
reports that Sir Samuel Baker and the mem
bers OF his expcditiOnaFy party, destined for
the exploration OF Central Africa were alive
and well at FalOOgra. He was present, Re
satds when Sir samuel Bakers agent came to
the son Of the Governor Of 0ondOkoOro, and
took with him two hundred soldiers 10 Fal0ok-
"a. This information = said 70 be reliable, and
dOubtessis, as DR.. Livingstone has beon rep0r-
ted time and again, pretty much In the same
way, as murdered BY the natives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
9MbIif saIes.
- 80 BUILDING LOTS
AT PUHLIC 9AI

Win bo sold at Public Sale. on the premises. on
ThuRSaays May 4, ISzS, ~ 81 o'clock D.ul.
Those very beautifully Ioeated Building Lots front
ing on Sixth. Seventh. Hayley and Webb streets.
extended from the city Of WilInington and are but
few Squares from the stV line. Tho situation is
high and healthy. and We think there is large
amount Of building sand on this property. Remem-
Der these Building Lots are outside Of the city and
therefore not subject 70 city tax. The ground Is high
andbbeautful. with good dry cellars they front on
9th and 9TH streets extended from the city They
viii be sold on easy terms to suit poor men.
TERMS OF SALk.-TWenty per cent. on day Of
sale and the balance to be divided IN two notes pay
chase money within ten days after sale will be al
lowed discount Of three per cent of the whole
piled with deed will be given clear Of all ineum-
bIanees.
eBs sure TO attend the sale. Thursday May !. 1873
SpSS-5t Xae.ionosrs and Real E:sats ASeSts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
PUBLIO sALE OF
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
"A Lots -,
win be s0la ca the PRnMIeRs. Wilmington. Del
0n aaaarAav, ApsNl aoSh, Lsgs.
Ata1< S'slOSk, p. m.

W1thout boasponomenR, withdrawal or underDlddlng'
Thslo Lets srolosatod on ClaymOnt. Goodman and
aTge1A ~ t1s WttRtagtoa and Western kdttroad
directly opposite 70 Aadeley Chapel. adjacent to
many and Fapidly oEtanding improvements, an to
the ngW Publio school. and quickly accessible to
many impoftAnt manufactures and to commercial
facilities b. Watof e well IS By railroad.
WilminGton has extended on the South Side within
tho last TIVE oT thFoo years perhaps more decidedly
than In any ether section Of the city, and property
N ehia dirSeaiaA a WondarfullY increasing in value
Anothog Folling Mill 4 n0W promised. great ship
ping polnt near b. Il In early anticipation, and the
begs hulloinl sites must soon be exhausted.
JEhMS,-IWo1fy DlT eont. cash and the balance
In noteB with approved endOrsers equally divided al
Sand months hearing interest from the day Of sale
Settlomo1ta n al oasel 20 Be made previous TO N,
falloWn9 Saturday Nay q. 1873 AZ u N. NotheF
wise purchase nay be declared void at the OptiOl
en- OR hafeRo that time viii be entitled TO clear dis
ssaRt ufS Per cent 1mmediate possession on set
tlewont. j. i. HEALD.
pfea't Christians Imp. Co.,
aplT.ts Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

The city Of J0achImsthaI, in the mountains
OF BOhOmia, was almOet entirely destroyed By
IRE on the 3Ist Of March, -Four hundred and
hfty out Of 5S8 hOusesin the city were coneum-
ed, and 5000 persons rendered hOuseless. Tho
fine church, built In early days Of the Refog-
nation, was destroyed. Many valuable paint
ings BY Lucas Cranach and Albert OuroI
were lost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
For the Gazette.
PattiaanahIu.

FAtttDduoulP.
II Mr. William O. Spruance's aim Is 70 rekinde
the spirit Of civil war, his speech at the Opera
House last Wednesday evening was happy of-
fort. II on the contrary he would rejoice in the
peTpesuatIon Of peace, and delight in sesing this
and ms country "a great, powerful and united
one, then were his remarks q lamentable failure
and an inexcusable blundeR. Contrast the patri-
otto Address Of General Hancock delivered IN per-
feet good taste with the partisan hasangue il ro-
sponse thereto, which not only insulted the DeBt-
ocratsc soldiers OF our delaware regiments, but
our State officers, Governor, Legislators, and
whatever citizens who, not ~l0yal," according to
his views, might differ politically from him.
We feel sorry for Mr Spruance, and are dis
posed to pity rather than coutenn him. We sin
cerely trust his present experience will in after
years give unto him broader and more humane
views Of his country and State, instead Of thOs
belonging to narrow aud local partisan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
DIED.

BQYS-In Wilmingtoa. Del. April 2lth. 1878. Abra-
ham Boys. in bis o3d year Of his are.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend his funeral On Monday. 18th.
at2 O'clock from his late ro1idshss, 40 east 4th
street. without further neties.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marie Louisa MaehaFet.
born in Paris, Uranoe,l August 18th, 18t3. aied ID
Wilmington. Del, April 2lth, 1878.
The relatives and frian1s Of the family are re-
gpaetfnlly invited 70 attend her funeral Sunday
April 9th, at o'clock in the alteFnoon. nom thG
residence Of her husband. julius AaehorOt. al Mar
kst street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

Al Boston, yesterday, HeV. Mr. Hnlehlnaon was
Convicted of sWihdnng The aexlOn. ol -. fanps
ChnFch out Of sta0o0, throneh plelence of >
hualnass parternerahip. Hutehlnaon j. ~ Apla.
eooelian ciergymau, ana formerly Of the diocese
Of Nova Scotia.
sults has been hrondht & 81. Louis agaInit ex
County Collector Mcclure and bis bopdmen. q
roooVer eH0.Oo8 aaid 10 haEa been collacted b
him a taxos, but not pAld Into the county
treasury,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

THE UsURT BnL IN NEW YoRK-The Senate
OfNcw York has passed by bare legal vote bill
TO prevent usury, which does not materially
change existing laws except so far as Il forfeits
the usurious interest exactcd by the lender. The
Senate Is no indication of the eventual enactment
Of tha mcclure. The Assembly Is hostile to the
whole principle involved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
I QuAnEHRLT UoEvENrIoN, 5. or T.--The

nj vlouAnTERLY CONVENTION, s. on T.--The
Quarterly Convention Of the Sons OF Temper
ancc, Of this State, was held In this city, yes
terday afternoon, at the s. e. corner OF Fifth
a and Market streets. There was . good repre-
eentatiOn from q number of Divisions. But
little business Of impdrtance was transacted.
Tue charter Of Old Church Division, s. OF T.,
N Of this city, was revoked but another Divi-
sion Wlll % started in this nelghbOrhO0d, ere
long Il was decided % hold public temper
anco meetings ct different places, Of which
dna anhouneonlont viii be made. 1t was also
decided 70 dedicate the new Temperance han,
IN MeClary's bulldipg, on Wednesday evening
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
The Sank o. England Fsrger.

HAVANA. April 23.-BldWoll, the Bank Of
England fOrRer, has been delivered over to the
English consul, on the 0Ideg Of Captain Gene
raj Pleltain, and viii probably be sent to En-
gland In man-Of~waF. Several OF Bidwella
confederates, tnelndtng WIlson, are stlll here
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

General JeI Q. Davis and General Hardle
laaVo San Francisco io-daY for the Lava Beds.
ne i1dle ons 81 hOslillly Among the Indians
in OEe0on are Increasing. They have stolen
$50 cattle from VIM. Wallis. of Yakima Val
lev aud are acting 30 insoIeuily that In some
cases TIE settlers are removing % the towns
forfsfety.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

Watkins GLKg-a faYorite summer resort
ID the northern part OF Of the State-was sold
TO John J Lyttle & Co., Of Philadelphia, for
St00, 900. The same property was purchased
the autumn Of ls69 FOR S25. 900 len years ago
this now famous wonder Of nature could have
been bought for less than 5000. What its
cash value will be ten years hence, may DO in
ferred from its already rapid appreciation il
may reach el5O, ,O00. READING 1'imss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

The Senate OF New jersey met In extra session
hls Nominations Of Commlssloners to prepare
anaend ndEaentsf ID the eiAfe ConslIfuilons ,lThe
nominations from the First district ere BenIamln
/. Garter OF Gloucester, and SapueI II Cray of
Camden. All WeFo eoRaFmed, and the Senate
than adjourned sire de- ,ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
Trees! Treesi Trees

TEE 9th GRRAT ANNUAL PUBLIC SALE.
ASyo0o RRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL
TRKRs. VINRS. PLANTS. 10.
win be sold By STIDHAM SON, Aus- Nm.
tiOnsars, az the corner Of 4th and King Sta,
MilminGten. Del. onW EDNR R8pAY MORN
ING. Apr ! 3Q1h. u o'clock. sharp. q large -
Valuabls orchard varieties.
GRAPES, RaaphaKTioa. Currents, &c.
Shade and Evergreen Trees Of all sizes and varia-
tieg suitable tor street. town Or oemstsry,
The attention Of planters is called to this sle
ft viii embrace the largest oaoEtm0nt Of Vlluabll
tree OvO4 OHsgoa at public EalO In this Stats. Va
Fioiaa guAFAnkesd Trees thFifly and fresh irum tn
nnrssry gEOund. Catalogues At sale. ap25-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

U. s. Collector Bailey has seized % locomotives
38 passenger cars and baggage cars OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad, for the
n1n-paymsnt Of taxes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

The German Sehnetzenfesl, ct Charleston,
~ GtC. haa Kept that city II state of fastivlty
during the present week. Yesterday afternoon
the celebration Was marred By en accident.
" Professor De House, tho wooden legged
ie u While going through his performances, and
was oanGQFously injured, His fall was caused
tha bfeAkin 0f tho rope.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

CoNcERT.--Tha concert Of the Mendelsshon
Temple was q very lne affair, aud was quite
largely attended. An excellent programme
Of s0las, duets and chOrurses was finely rem
doned by the singers. Roots famous operate
cantata The HavmAkeFs, = was presented
with full and striking eject, and was loudly
+ pleased, with the whole entertainment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

THE CIRCUs.-'rhe Circus Is coming, and
viii exhibit here, on Monday, on the lot at
Fourth and Lombard streets, with all the gran
duer and glory Of its six colossal tents. and its
huge caravan Of animals. John O'Brien' 8
circus claims TO be the largest organization of
the kind now travelling. Il exhibits under six
large tents, to all Of which persons are admit
ed for the small sum Of tWenty-fve cents.
Han't forget, on Monday next, afternoon and
evening
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
DAILY GAZETTE.
safety Of Sir Samuel BaHor and
Party,

KHARTooM, April 2l.--A merchant named
Bockour, who has Just arrived here FROM Condo
kooro, reports that Sir Samuel Baker and the
members of his eHpoditiOnary party wero well at
Falookra.
M. Bockour says he was present when Bakers
agent came to the sou Of the KING of Gondokoolo
and took two hundred soldiers 10 Falcokra -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

FAILuREs. -rA bad failure took place in this
oity early In the week, whereby parties in
Phliadslphia are said 10 be the the losers Of
nearly $4,000 and now q rumor is on the
street Of an assignment by a firm, whose
Liabilities are said to gbe between $4,000 and
800. 600.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
the PEOPLES COLUMN.

VEnY BRrRF LETTERs GLADLY REcRrVRD. LoNo
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED. We
ARE IN NowIsH RKsPoNsIHLK ron 1HE vTEWs
OF ooRREsPoNDENTsl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
A Farm at Pubic sale.

~ The subsoibsr uill . easF q Public Sale.
nj on tha pTonlnes, on III uh8DAY, the ldth
VI day ef Nay, 1873. at o'Cleek in the after
lnoan, NA following desegibed premises, 80
vita All tkaf Farm or traet of lard and premises
situated Il BFaldy vine HnndFfa, New Castle eOun-
y and state of DelaNase honnda hX lands Of Henry
s. MOCOub, Go0raa kIatro and A. i. Edwards and
no Wiiminaken and philadelnk nkia Turnpike. com
aiming rs Acres az Land more o. less, e same be-
ing Eitnatsd B1< Miiaa Hom Wilmington and hall q
mile baYOnd ~Yhe EKaetioal RaTmer." being the
real estate late Qf MaF1 Lawson. deceased.
p 81 WILLIAM LAWSON, ExeeutOr-
OGIaA 8 MKLLMRs Austrs. aBl9 d2AW&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
aRlT.ta
TlRUsTEEsS SALR OF
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTAIEe
By viEtas sfsn osdsr sf the Orphans Court of the
Ssafo e. uaaaWarS a and for New Castle county.
maaS he 2ssh day o. February. A. d. 1873; will Se
exposed 70 sale at Public Vandue. on SATURDAY,
98h DAY of ADFl. 4. y. 1sIS At o'clock afternoon;
an the premises, all the right title and interest OF
Sarah RaWelias. miner child Of Daniel kaWellne.
deceased. IN and 70 certain lot Of land situate N
khe city Of Wilmington, county and State aforesaid
boanaod and deseFihFd - follows BEGINNING az
staks On the westerly side Of Braom street. at the
distance Of 100 feet from the sOutheFy side Of kleh
stroat; thence westerly and parallel to tth street
80 feet 70 stake; thence s0utheFy and parallel 20
BFaom street 81 9-l9 70 astakO thence south
alenR the limo Of New Castle County Poor House
property 10 the elbrssaid westerly side Of Broom
street. 10 stake: thence noTtheRiy along said side OF
Broom street us eee to the frat mendoned stake and
place of beginning. be the contents what they may.
Attendance will bo given and terms OF sale made
known al The time and place aforesaid by CHARLES
B, LORI Esq, or by his attorney.
Attest. BEN1. r. USTICK.
aDat-2t Clerk Of Orphans Court.
ND.-At The same time and place the interest Of
the WideW of Daniel RaWeliAe, deceased. Will be
s0ld % that good title to the whole estate taercin
may pass 10 the purchaser. The above property Is
located on the kill west Of the city, eOmmands q
msgniaoent view Of the whole city, and affords .
'A.' '''-~'' ~ = 7CISAs. B. LORE. Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

SALE OF MoNHX.--At the regular, monthly
meeting OF WOEkingmen's Lean Association,
last evening, el200 sold 90 31JS per cent. pro
hiuHis and $500 ct 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

His Ercallaney The Caplain General 81 Cok1
has lnformed lho Engllah Copanl that the trial
ofOiKelIy, lbs HEEALn special Commilaioaer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

1ezzll alzr lean. nailon ! heat tARee
800 raMals - l6kaa ~ aGi0taR small eaEinu eR
8 ksa - palblSea. kfiss$5A Appy at s4Is o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

Ffl,a hay nt hltlwankle s sim blocked bY ice,
and 1nmai 81 ne passanqeFs on tho leo bound
n Outside ne fSor walked ashore YES
teraaY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

f0Kellys gull Il ealabliahsd the Capsain
G ulll exercise elaaepcy; bat be canno'
alep lat couIzs of the Law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
..5.. aWM. 8. WATT,
NO. 1OOO Market street,
10 ,a.4aI z -af4 g. BIB
PLUhER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,

Wishes his friends and patf0nsto kBoW that be has
resumed business in the above brapcaz aud Wonid
desire 70 renew their custom heretOfoFe literally
bsgtelod- HeisprpRaro4 tOde AL kihds Of work
In the most rfs#
SUBSTANTIAL &WORKNANLIKE MANNER.
SatisfaeliOn "a all will be my aim. and the SMALL
est possible preft charged. .rsss
Give mo call. aP32-d6m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25
pEfH GA9EhB zyb k1Pk1aDg AEP TURN

N0fICE.-Ths C0paFtnershiD herstofors axiStinE
An between samuel Murphey and Joseph Il. BOoth,
cabinet makers and furniture dealers. h this day
dissolve by mutual consent. The business Of u Q
late Arm will be settled By Joseph Is. Booth, WI Q
viii continue the buansl et the ed stand so Ship
ley street, Wilmington psl.. r,v,,, ,.,rSr,v,,,
April lG 1s7S-l7dAw2t JOS. /. BooTH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-25

N0TICR.- This l. 70 Eive notice that ths under
IN signed Intends 70 apply - the Couft of Gene
raj Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Deliver, At The
ensuing term thersoG % yaeats All that portion Of
the read known ~ -RiddlsGS Road FunninR from
The Ks9qstt Turnpike 70 QelaEaEe Aysaga. In the
Wiininetona ISFil Il. IS1s.tmayia. - 1'NA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-27

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