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New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
, PRACTICAL TREATISE ON PrRB RERTIizEgS b, Casr.
suL NoHFff. N. d. SEO. pp 81. b. Wan NostTsnd

a PBACTICLL TREATISE ON PrRH YERTILHEgs B, CAMP
BriL N0HFff. N. d. oEo. pp az. D. Wan Nostrsnd
One of the leading principles set forth in
This volume that the most economical and efcctnal
naunre il that which does SIS work through the first
season Of its application, is al variance with the ideas
.pouneed in the common manuals of practical agriculture
Professor MoIft insists that the soil should be nanured
fer rodnctyeness rather than fer
n,y The quality Of permsnence superior to potency
only IN the sense that OF the elements of fertility
shal be dsspsted after The maDurc has been it INTO
the ground. A Hxed quantity Of pure aud active Ter
tzsr in the opinion OF the author, 10 worth double the
same aBonp ~ diluted and sluggish one The future
had much better be left Ia the chances Of possible
cice@i OF tAe frs. than that the present should be
e,pssed 10 damage by the imperfect qualities OF the
batter 10 short the whose useful effect II not
Jnly realized except through sueccssioB OF years u
q bao Investment, and does not pay Tor The isFge
outlay both 0f aud OF patience which II Involves
Tie manufacture ARTIFICIAL fertbzcrs which shall he
srcapt IN tn~r >pssas IN 'ies sH.e "a Tue
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

The National Builder, by JAMES II. MoNcKroN
&C. f. Woodward; o Judd COL is the title OF 0o'i-
pete work on practical carpentry containing numerous
formulas and methods which have never pe'oro o'o"
published many OF which rs noticeable Tor 'ho' IL
genuity as their originality The author *I'es ~. Sn
from familiar acquaintance with tine hsne'' s
49, ON tho spb,ect but from long personal experience
hotb "a workman and a teacher. His book gives evident
signs Of Intelligence and fidelity and is distinguished py
its lucidity no less than its copiousness'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

The second number of The Table, monthly
publication edited by BARRY GRAY and devoted to the
soides aud re6oements OF good living is issued by NJ
Dooady 1t offers an attractive miscellany for readers
Of epicurean tastes sbounds with lively chtehat and
amusing anecdotes. gives some practical hints about
good cooking but does not tell US how to obtain good
cooks No suggestions paper can be OF much use
until the preparation Of food is made an artistic ana
scientific function taken out OF the hands OF igno-
ramuses and ntrusted to persons Of taste and skill who
take pride and pleasure in their profession Train
ing School for Nurses is about TO be established in this
city, and the step should be Training School for
Cooks"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
STEAMBOATS, aiio Railroads
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-foRK, ThursiN Jan ~ '"'S
The following public transactions were made al
the Erchsnge to-day:
James Miller sold b, legal order .eur under the direction Of
Richard Besmis referee the three story boSnooe ion' h
and lot i6sr located sOaihs side Of PyfOarkt loo
feet p., .e from sold suec, 10 and over ana
shove sven. ineumbrsnces amounting in the Aggregate "'
Josepb Mce .od By order Butler H. Brby sssigee Of
msrtgagee lot 6I9o located the westerly sac Si
81 zee, sou.hey from Seventy seventhst 70 Denlsnh II
child for $50 The so sold o order Of hen
Cullen IT, administrator under the will Of Jsmes Ia PheIo
isps lots easo e5 located the sOuher ds Of
con Ia % f.. II IS Ss, M.1 % snd contains
renewal for further term Of 10 years the pess .,
sop5 sssS .o to Peter Cool for s each parcel @.,
piece properly located the rear Of above honnk "n A
BeSsmiu Prhd sold By legal order the direction Of !Ssn
Psbss referee sstor brick store and tenement hsS % % %
sriy fom The building quite rev. and roH ior soo
s2oOo per sold subject to and over s1a ao'''
The be made BY Wrn Kennedy Of pspe
village Of fremont Wesehester County vas '0'ean" P'
Al prvot. sale reported By VIM RiysS o. 9'
,oTney Of and snt fifteenth together WIN
story house and o aSIOO adjoining on tns rear ss
Stevenson Son III. lots Of ground 100 loIlOo
locased ou,hary Of Ninthae and
ws v K stevsDon Son bar. lots QOoilrco fee
southeast Of Hnthsye and Que
sales snucuaced to be made BIhanz. during The remainder Of
this vesI: -, 80
william Kennedy sale BY order OF Mathe5 Il Dna1n a
S,i on tbs se@er .de Of secondave inches DOber
frornOn Onebuntred snd dsiIteeuhs' , ,.,, u, v Ill.,
referee the premises located and 5noTn " No. lss OhoeA
S1turd1V FEB l. ,,,.,-
B, Camp legal under the direction Of o. Twin "me
hesd aud iron twOo store and O |of located
,ni knoun No. I37 DGanest . n,
b. lanes NJ Miller eg. suder the direction Of Charles
referee. SIX lots each 25IlOO3 located aree on .ne nonv
Fortyb and three the southeT sde oi foryouo~
r.sr fee. westerly from Tenth ava
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

A new edition of Chemical Physics, by
THOMAS RUGGLEs PYEcHoS, has been published by d.
Van NOsrand containing account OF the latest dis
coyeries in the chemistry of physical force, with their
application to practical science. The doctrine OF the
correlation OF is fully elucdated, together Win
the mechanical theory Of heat the experiments OF spec
trum analysis and the various practical uses OF cleo
tricty and magnetism. In the composition of tho vol
ume a successful attempt has been made to combine
completeness Of detail with cearness OF illustration
and brevity Of statement The work was primarily
intended for textbook in high schools and colleges
but II forms convenient and valuable manual OF refer
epce for more advanced students.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Ble.efers ' cor Charss, slsI7o, and q par),; FSo
Dyckmau st. 3lo 70 PostaV and
20 Shea1nAn Creek ard by courses aong Css
TO ros,.a'e; g esn % DIV " - 1000
- pH.s % I9S - - ~, ,stcrt IS, ..... S0TO
roIso - !" no ~ 300
t 'is q =, - oSsberG.t hi .,....... 1000
=, pi5in.sor a5YIoo ..... 1900
SsI % - - =, 80 40. 1SyTa ..,....,... 20T0
ssSSs % &c VI 9,i00
to.u o ~ 10 - . " ssd'on 80 lo,ioa q
es 1oo n y a. i0th.vs az ,aq ..,,........ 812O
SSe.S loo 100 f. = of stsaye 300r9s ii............ $40
B,di.onsrs AL Of l32d st. 2or8o '''''''' $4,000
Madison. ave " s. Te II Of l3st, 10K5o.........'.
Msdi'on-a1s l3ldst 10 llIso Iso.........'." 5000
poa; ~ o Of Hssthcrue, , 1900
LEASES. 20 ...
Chhun door and bssenent rears per year so'
%s,s, no ''' oe moor. 'Nsneu' anu 'o- 200
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
5tfampoais ano RAILROADS..

| NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRoX4iDJGSGFf 4J g. Rom PfoTT0N Pc T & Z o W9h6si haS5.oH
' S.s . fare BSsFSs BSsTSs sss TO FRSyEBkSCk FRSDkSSE =
Fs cSnSs % Il Psi I TSS sSn @ ,D 1d a5S, p,
L PORr-Tbe steamers EMPIRE STATE aud OLD COLONY.
from Pier Is, North River foot Of Murasst daily tuniay. s
White MOunlsns Provinces A. p BACON superintendent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
or HIM vita and rr Nov" Nov 20 sns ii
station, this and connecting rsioss naRg ked Bank Toms
Bay Side &C. 1e. sll leave foo. q asIIAI fOlos.
0 nT' 'l shsfsSS afs w'iosR s NV T95fEe" T6Fk: 1
s;3s , n--hron Taekerton. Wsreoru Tom, River &e
| The .soy, uans stop at -,y .isaon.
| PP Prsou, Agent Pier a6
| PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave SesiOk from foot Of DebrOses and COrAnd's
EXPIRES. Harrisburg Pittsburgh The West and South with Pull
Psso, Csn attached $50 N and $50 Sundays, T.
POI Baitmo, Washington. and the South Sun
kigi..' soI PAns as s's .I 1880, and
| foi Phila via KensingtOn. az a n. std2pm.
s sss SO 90 ' 10 S5 Ae 80 $40 % !. 10 sS @
SO il,s u p n s so9d.y ..S sS en-" 90 $40 - IAN
aa l Sls9:Sa ss SO 20 S tc S $50 $50 So g. &a s 80 @ 40
w. Z y
Po Rshvsy G. $50 Gl0 $50 and 10 NJ i2 noon l. O. 2D D.
$40 GiU $40 $50 $50 g. $50 l50 s:lo sad IL
night Sunday, 5:a, and 600 p. m.
for Woodbridge and PERTH Amboy and 10 $50 3p tE
and $50 p. m
For New Butswei 10 Pm, H.? t:lo $50.
u night SUNDAY, o, and pm.
Por East Mllsone, a. m, IL noon. i:io and 5?opm.
For Lsnbertyile and Fiemington. a IN and ,. N.
For PhipsbuV and Beiydere, and IN.
Accom- Bofdeniown Bsrrg,op, and Camden and 80
I29. O. 800. ssd6
For Freehold, ia a. n,2 and p
T.s: Ts s:ns s1aSs f'%Ss':' s. f;%S'f fsS f s Los
daily O;H NJ and % n aay siefp Monday FIom Wasins
Philadelphia s2 $50 ieI 0i ll@ 2lt 3.si 60t sJ
| 10. eusday. a2l. 63O, llo4 m.
Teke Onoes 43 al and eu BoAdssyi No Astor House
Of DesbToe and C0aBdts Immigrant Ticket Ofce No
Battery pltoe d. NJ BOYD ir., Gen Pass Agent
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
j ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Destfos,er and Cerandtst Ferries;
0s m Express daily except sunday with Pullman PSlioe
Eewfork 10 OIL CitF. Arrive sun5ury 65O
wtmspor e35i Lock Haven 9:55 Remove ll0 lvias.oa
Cory Ene f45 Connects rviIeton and CORY
With and Acshenv River for the OIL Region Re
With Lake SHORE r. X !or all points West.
$50 p m gre Mall tiaYl with Pullman Palace Car from
Phaleph.s Ere. Auive SunbuJ, 6lo, WibHmspou Gle
Loek Haven go, Reno,o a. vnttoB tlOi CORY, 6lo Rne
Connects DeIon and Cory with OIL Cretk and Allie
rpen' River for the ch Roa Enc with Laks snore H. for
ali point Wsss m a,,,rr,. 90
J. w. GoRI, Gen Piss Agent
pAND, McNALLY a. Co.'s HALLWAY
M GUIDR AND HAND BOOK yes the latest ins
Of ell roAdA IL py,s pepsatop full description he
every railroad sBd nytf s CshssA Ysr BY s
ssvsssssn P'iss = ss~AA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

ADRIAN IT MrlIks. Aacloneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
' Pearlst' al aucou-ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS
will sell suctiou TUESDAY Feb at u clock at the
BIchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway:
PEARLSThe story Brick Stores and Lots situate the
ry-s known Nos sea $50 s I% $50 Ss and leo Pest
Maps al the ofce Of the Aactoneera O.f7sj
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

TRAINS LEAVE HEWfORk.
Haven 7:Ul B:3 (RL li:3 1873 (EI % lELh
355. f:33. 5lS, 308 iKI.i and gl0 tBI.l D. . . . -.
For Bridgeport 'J $500 tEr) 9:S, HE'S m I2;Es tbL JH
(RIl. 3:i5 t:J', 5:l9. BOB (kIl and $40 tBrl p M
Milford and Stratiord 1903 lljs 3:5o +;s and 9J m
Por Fairfield Southport, aud Westpors 1O, 9o ll;Ss M S'S
For soutb KdrTal 7:Os 500 r s0s 39 AM (Et
(RI i:33 (Er 5J, 6:ja, GOd lELl and $40 tBr
FOR stanford 1908 aO8 tExl 9O8 1903 ;J3 RJ lEI)
2:l1 Rr 3:55 (EI t5 3D. 6:o5 90 123 3:os sL
pinq az Mount Vernon and Rye.
For intermediate Stations 7:o3 1903, loos lB
2lJ 1885. t:5J, as3e e;cj, 6;S8, 1873 p m . =, NJ
Sns Train rand Central Depot ST. new
for Boston. Springfield Line stopping st Ne
Rochelle Chester STANFORD south Norss and Bdspo aud
9l0 for Boston Shore Line stopping at Mount vernon
A'n'f0n'ei anu A'' CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston Sprn gheli. 3:B and sos
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:kJ. $40 D. m =.
For IIsHori Spnug6e s:os l2:9 1903 aud s@p
For Newport, r. l., 8:O} .. 60,
Connecticut Railroad s:O3 1913 20 Grsenacdi
J:os p. u. Montreal and White Mountains "a, - ,,.,,
hOfwch anl froVience
HwIondon EorWich, and $40 m Bo'ton Er
For Newsven Northampton Railroad 1903 a. m; Se' m TO
Northampton and VII smSburgh a. -,
NewHaveu Midletogn and Nihmante Railroad (An Lae
Por Housatonie Railroad. s:0a .. IN. and 3Cs ,. m.
Por SAuga,uck Railroad siOs m JOs m ana ' H. 10 WI
For Dansury and Norsl Railroad Oa sOs and sos lss5
FOR sbepsag VALLEY Railroad via Dnbuy ana Nor"'h kR 1903
pr Se1 Csna,n Railroad 8:ns a. IN l2:23 4J3 and 5jo
onodous attached TO 03 and $40 trains
,pd ,I.o SUNDAY either attached
70 the :Ol IN, llJ and J;Os m trains , , - .,., .
procure tickets point rsrscd over Lon fc,1
the ,nd Ceatr seeonis and Fonrth1ve also a.
the ooc,. NesYok Transfer Co Dodds bIpress NO. H
en- b.,. their baggage checked from sEdeoc to dess
toa JOHN r. MOODY. sapt " T. Il y H. DIV
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN.

NEW-lORk MIDLAND hAlLN Al-N IN
~ TER ARRANGEMENT taxing eject Dec 2 l8's-rrsus leave
foot OF Cortisndt a1d Dcsbrosses-.t iolloHs: - -.
For Ee~.Durham and as wool, s:lo, 1889 n CIV, S0
$40. and ll30 N. .,.,, a..
Por Hawthorne Midland Psrs and "orteh
dyie T. q:iO lo59 a IA. !. 93O t;gi, t2o .ll:p D. m
Rochelle Dande- Lske, hsrses and
ri v,,sd.' = a. A no.; l. $50 baD. IlD N.
For Wyckof Pompoa. Moaiea Jgnotos $40 1910 NJ
29p, t:3o, 5:3Opm . r,,,-, .
e:l0, 1880 -. $3.50, 5:sO y u a.,
Por Smiths Nils Chaoebursb stockholm. saufto"u. osdea
burg ana Quarryvine, !. ai0 m. $50
For Franklin smborsb DecleIlowp UmSn'e
West Town johnson, SLATE A Addleious aud Boomnsbasb 10
g:lU a m 3;50. tt;lO go n,
Por Pine Bush wuisboro. Fssbagh Monticello, Lbs, Fails
and Ellenvle $40 a nj 3:iJ p -. ,
RlTURNiyG-LeAve Liberty Falls at 6;ij las ..
Rl.uyle fi, a. M AIS D. Ins hddo~h q, s55 n Ji 3:S
D. N. West BloouiuEd'e $50 = m eo' m Woreai,.
s.S IN g liza m RI eos ss, 1850 P'ter.on S
s;si 5.s5 9:la ii,3s 4 IN. aS1 t:h I;ls ii:ls D. ,
ARRIVING ~ NRw,ioRS at Gj5 $40 1910 NJ i!'o iio
soNTCLAR DIyIsIOSTrsins leave Nsr-rot 100, Cortl'hd
md DesbTossestts..
Por Moa,esir Pompion And nsrn.dat, station. go
Por Montes air and iniermeds. stations $50 arrive, sA
Gl0pm -, ~
iDoes be- ohd BleomiHghurih .
Geasul Ticket
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
CRlE RAILWAY.-Wi Arrangement


IL Trains taking effect Jan 20 gia From ChInoerS' Depot l0r
2Ji-st note below
9Am-Cnenna Chicago Dy Express DnrngRoOn Coaches
70 Buffalo and Sleeping Cosohes 10 destination.
uan-RIpfess Buffalo and Falls Drawing Room
Coaches Suquehanu, ami Sleeping Coaches 10 Destination
Coaches through Buffalo, h4ssrs Falls Cincinnati Dero' and
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
PoTt JerTis g. g. II ANA lis H.. H9o and - pm
warriei g. II and sll:I5, N. sni i:Jlp pm
Seuhurgh isa0 md II A m $3.50 and t:jo p.
SuGern 1880 9J II sBd lii5 $3.50, s. 8. 6:o = snd
Rdeseood HoAokus Aend,ls Rsm.ey., 1870, 1870 H.
sil:l5s ~ J: 90 s. =, i6:y0, : and 'il:90 m.
P,t.r,sD S' -. go 10 =. "a T. l., ';s y n' Ho'" l'
7:i5. ss't5 and II 30 and 3 SIS and 'e;o
Ruihenuri Ini Pasc SIS +70,tso TO- Al la soon
sEa5, 3:o, 4. SIS. g. '6:1o, g. 10 and ~ 30 p. N.
Hiae Hsckenssct and WAY, D. ais and tS }, g. and
Spring Valley ana wsy and s5 ts5 ,Od p. ,nd
sasienood s. rs 70 md 80 l9o. 9l5 1ls, eo 51o go
Cressk $ T5 ts ,Bd9JO l 2J hl5, 53o 6J0 and ri:S
o. ul and ii2 Mid .
Sp,rsin T: - sbd 90: p 1880 3lj AIS as 80 $50
and f7:f5 .. IL. sn1 tl MD -. ,-,..
aud MACK Tts. ~ and 30 l;g, J:l3 go O
and T.: :t5 D. N md i2 Md.
EB-Trsins leaving Chamber-s half hours leave
TveutyLs earlier than above The 10 and
1880 D. m II MID Trains from Chamber. only.
B-Trbs e. and Newark Branch leaving Chambers
quarter hours leave Tsenibirst 20 minutes earlier has
Tet for passage and apartments Drawing Sleeping
be. the checking transfer
Baggage my LETT CoupssTs osce2ii SO and 05 Broad
way: cor is and Thrl-sve Coust
Brooklyn the Company Depo, and OF Agents at the principal
hotel. 80.
DAILY. iSand,ys onl, ,, '4Gos5en SUNDAY. ONLY
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.

~-----------~~-~~- :.
A -GRAMERCY PARK.-Fine Family Resi-
"A. lene and sI.aled stable. Ene,eepthst. lot SEV,
house 1O dningoOn pantry extension 5 feet eury
soundg built complete poe too ooase
stAble, and sroasis, 10 fee. only 80 600 -
v X. STEVENSON SON
No. II Pne-sl and No S25 Feh-sye-
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes., front
ng eu ParE SIXTH and SeventhiyeA sboye the PAM on
oi ~ " ~ Ws H. RAYNOR,
s. Pius-st
NOR SALE, No. 225 +. 30th-st.-Three- story,
nigh ,oop Improvements steam furnace
r reasonable Possession early April H. q Hatfield Architect
Finest,
IERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctoneer, No. 2l
~ opposite PoOhee, Issues daily hss oil Al Se"
York property a Bis hand, for Sale, EIehsngs or Rent
r EXINGTON-AVE. CORNER HOUSE For
IL Thieth Three basement high 'sOop b""a
stone. RtLASD L WHITING, Beekman-st
CT EHN-FOr four-stOry, brown-stone,
- ,OUU hish HOUSE, 23IsSiloo With einingr9o@ .I
elegantly painted aud eoed throuzhou sns In
feet order between Fh sad siIh 10 Fly seeoad
RIEER RESSB s. Co. Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
HYGIENE AND PHYSIOLOGY OF MAR,

RiAGf--IHB HERALD or nEALTn for pebrasy contain.
en- eseoelt The HYgias Pays0logy Mhage
ttt Prenh aud " obsT excellent
i c,st. pgR;1. Soti everywhere. iYoOD IioLEROoK
Ia Lsisstst kes-yoSk.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
Gfdebfrs.
Danrina Ataoemies.

4 DODWORTH's GLASSES for DANCING,
n. Al No. 2l2 FlHTH.AyK
Twice, classes Mondays and Thadtys. Iuesi aud
Fridays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
morning and Friday evening houty and
THURSDAY evenings gentlemen. For &c send for rcsr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
foua 5sIau0 Real Gstats for Sale.

COR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, cen
trail, located village Of Fluhng Dimensions 501l5o' within
daily; churches schools
Price. SiAO, favorable Address
NEGI,sH Box 49, n. r. o. or l. STEELE. Flushing h.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
J. W. GoRI, Gen P,,s Agent

DAND, MCNALLY a. Co.'s RAILWAY
Az ouIDk AND ry d. Ats', ns and .es
every rsroaa sBd hytf hs sbe ChssA Yr BY s
ssvsssshn Psss q ss~AA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

A Z 1893 Broadway, near Thirty -tourth-st.
N PROFESSOR BTIESSB LAMBERT
French Conversational Classes DAILY.
OIal Efkiem. No gTammaE Ohoe b0nn and .
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN SIS and So gold according accommodation Round Up
STFERiGE-To OR PROM Liverpool Queesovr 1sfoH Lon.
dopderry, Loadoa. Bristol or Cardiff go eurrenc,
Hamburg Sweden Norwa btE-
mar and Pans st reduced rates
Drafs issued at lowest rates.
Fo CABIN Passage general business sp AZ the 'oupap' oae
No. 10 Broadway
For steerags Passage, at % Broadway. ,, - ,, -
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORH

~ FORD RAILROAD-SewYork and Hes-Hayep Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEMBER n. s77.
Passenger Station Sesfof Grand Central Depot Entrance on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
SALE OF
Obsolete and UnserVicoable Ord
nance and Ordnance Stores.
U. 8. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Cor. OF HOUSTON AND GREENE hTs,
on Greene Street, (P. o. BOX lSli.l
NEW YORK ADril IL lsTB

u y. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Cor. OF HOUSTON AND GREENE hTs,
Entrance on Greene Street, (P. o. BOX ls1l.) 7
NEW YORK, April IT, 1873.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate will be received at
this office, for the purchase of Ordnance and Ord
dance Stores embracing Cannon, Small Arms, Leath-
er werk, Lead. &C. at the vari Jus ATsenals, Forts
and DepoLs, in the United States.
Bids will be opened at IL O'clock NJ, on Wednea-
day. the 29 day of May 1918, for stores located at
Posts in the following named States, 10 wit: Com
nectlcut Delaware, Indiana Illinois, Maine Maryland
Massachusetts Michigan, MissOui New Halnpshire
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Penn. .ylvana, Rhode
Island, Virginia, and the District of Columbis.
Bids will be opened at 12 oclo X M On Thursday,
the 18th day Of June, 1873, for stores located al
Posts IN the following namt States and TeTritores
TO wit: Alabama. California, Florida Georgia, Kan
sas, Louisiana, MinnesOa, Nebraska, Nevada, MOI th
Carolina, oregon. South Carolina, Texas, Arizona +,
Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Indiana, Montana, New
Mexico, Washington and Wyoming
For list OF storas in detail, 10 atlOn terms, &C..
see catalogues which can be proc eured on applicat
ington, d. O., at Ethis agency, or at any OF the
ArsenalB or Depots, and Cor mandnR On
GERS Of other posts VIII t1rnish on application, in-
tive posts are for sale
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids which are not deemed salts. at ~. Prior 70
the acceptance of any bid, 1t will have to be aD-
proved by the War Department.
Terms cash lien per cent at the time Of the
award and the remainder when the property is de-
livered Thirty days will be allowed for the remoV-
al OF tn stores. Packing boxes will be charged at
prices 10 be determined by the Department.
Bidders will ttate explicitly the post where the
stores are locat d which they bid for, and will give
the kinds aud quantities they ropose to purchase )
Deliveries " Il only be made at tho various Posts
where stored.
Proposals win be addressed to the U. s. Ordnance
Agency N Y, (P. o. Box 1911 and should be en-
do. sed Proposals for Purchasing Obsolete and I'm.
serviceabe Ordnance and ordnance StOres," with
the names OF the Arsel ais, FORTS or Depots where
stored, and the names OF states or Territories In
which The stores proposed to be purchased are 10
Gated. By authority o, the hiet OF Ordnance
y CRISPIN, Brevet Col. u. s A,
apr2s6t Major OF Ordnance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29

An IMPosIrtoE. general thing, our fish
markets are well supplied with shad and herring,
and other kinds OF fish, but at almost all times
the prices range at high figure. The traders,
those who haul ehad and herring, and especially
those who bring their fish from the shores on
the Chesapeake, every spring from the very
first tell the same old story about the scarcity
OF fish and the high prices demanded for them
on the shores. This story was told by number
of traders on Saturday. A gentleman from the
eastern shore Of the upper Chesapeake, says
shad and herring. on most all the shores, last
week, were a drug-never being more plentiful
shad being. offered at 80 per hundred and her
ring at 25 Gents per hundred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
Anril ahoxars to-day.


big crowd went to the big circus, last night
The wilmington Loan Association meets this
evening.
Tomorrow. the annual meeting of the Trus-
tees of .he Poor takes place. A new Treasurer
will be elected.
The room occupied by the Board Of Public Ed
ucation for its meetings is for rent, for the re-
maiDder Of the term, expiring March 25th, 1874.
For many purposes it is convenient and sultA-
Bile.
The numerous friends OF Rev Geo. H. smytn
will be glad TO bear that he is in town. and viii
presch in the basement room Of the College Oh
Delaware avenue, this evening. at ~ o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
Sheritt's Sales.

SHERlFF'S sALE by virtue OF writ Of Le-
- vari taclas To NE directed will be exposed,
70 Public sale at the Lafayette hotel No. s4 Shlhiey
street, Kept by James u fierson In the Guy Ol WI.
mington, New Castle County, Del.
On WEDNESDAY, April s0th, 1873,
tate, viz:
All that certain lItOr parcsl Of land situated 10
the city OF wilmington Aforesaid, bounded anu ues-
oriDud az follows: that Is To say, beginning at tno
corner lorm' by the Intersection VI the westerly
5lae OF Jefferson 5u eet, with the northerly side "
piitn street, thence nOrthery along tbs westerly
slde OF Jefferson street, hundred feet to STAKE
Thence westerly parallel to Fifth street. three nun
urea leet 10 the easLerly side OF Madison sIeet,
tnehce southery along said SIDE OF said street, one
nuudred teet 10 Its inJersect on with the nortneIH
slde OF lith street. thence easerly alULg said slac
OF tlth Street, three hundred feet 10 the corner
ana place OF b1einuing, containing Wilnin sau
more or less
seized and taken In execution as the properly ~
Joseph W. Day and Martha M his vile and William
sold by
ROBERT 1. ARMSIR IRoNG, Sheriff.
SHERIFFs oFFos, NEw CASTLE, April 2. 1873. GA
apr1l-eOd 10 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29

nj OTlCE-At meeting OF the Board of Direc-
~ tors of the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts OF that Associa-
ton and all those inde bted to said Association are
hereby nolified to call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
save At BJ order of the Board OF Directors.
apIl7-u j BARE,IEf, Sec'y.
III ISsOLUTION OF PARTNRRSHIP-The Co.
y partnership heretofore existing between Sam
uel Murphey. and Joseph e. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture alera, is this ~ dissolved by mu-
tua consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by Joseph B. Booth, who will still continue
the business at the old stand, RO9 SHIPLEY Street,
Wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MuRPHEY.
jos. K BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April 10. aprl7-tf
NN BCHANICs' LOAN = NEW SERIES. = The
INh Mechanics Loan Association will issue a
on the second Tuesday of May. Subscriptions for
shares received by E. T. TAYLOR, Secy.
Artisans Savings Bank,
apr11-tmy13 500 Market Street.
N INFRIM GEM EAT.
The "ALDEN PROCESS" $50 called and the
the Alden Fruit Pr, serving Company OF New York,
are infrlngemens upon the patents granted 10
Francis IL. smith and Marshal p. Smith, OF Balti-
more.
ALI persons are therefore warned against purchas-
ing opeT adng the same undsr penalty Of the law.
For pamphlet containing full information concern
ing the pending suits, he Alden Patent and the
| subject OF Fruit Drying Address
MARSHALL p. SMITH,
Lock BOX, S25,
apr10-1neOd Baltimore, Md.