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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
The Salary Steal.

We find in an Eastern exchange a
copy of the law increasing the COM
pensation of congressman. 1t is as
follows.
Senators, Representa- ives. and Del
egates in Congress, including Sena-
tors, Representatives, and Delegates
in the Forty-Second Congress, hold
ing such office at the passage of this
act, and whose claim to a seat has not
been adversely decided, shall receive
$500 per annum each, and this shall
be In lieu of all pay and all vance,
except actual individual travelling ex-
penses from their homes to the Seat of
Government and return, by the most
direct route of usual travel, once for
each session of the house to whica
such Senator, Member, or Delegate
belongs, to be certified to under his
hand to the disbursing officer, and
filed as a voucher provided, that in
setting the pay and allowances of Sem
ators, Members, and Delegates in the
Forty-Second Congress, all mileage
shall be deducted and no allowance
made for expenses of travel.
1t will be seen that the law is a
much greater swindle than many sup
posed. We have been told all along
that the $500 per annum was in lieu
OF everything, which, it appears is
by no means the case. The actual
individual travelling expenses from
their homes to the Seat of Govern
ment and return" must also be paid
Out of the Treasury. The twenty
cents per mile under the old law was
originally designed to cover L" actual
travelling expenses" and we think we
hazard nothing in saying that that
amount will not be found more than
sufficient under the new order of
things that is to say, that members
will continue to draw their mileage
as usual. But the retroactive clause
in the law is the worst fea-
ture of the whole affair. 1t was
bad enough to increase the COM
pensation, more particularly so,
when we come to consider the
outrageous provision which leaves
the Treasury just as accessible on the
score of mileage as ever, but the ap-
preparation OF money which the peo-
pie never contracted to pay is the
browning infamy of the nineteenth
century. The corrupt Transactions of
the Credit Mobilier sink into utter in
significance when compared with it.
We are a little curious to know what
kind of an explanation the REPRE-
sentatives of the ''battle-born State
will make relative to their connection
with the grab. OF course Senator
Stewards hide and conscience is too
thick to allow him to loose much sleep
over a matter of such trihing import.
but Congressman Kendall, we should
think, would be very much emhar-
rassed when he comes to meet his
constituency face to face on this sub
.ject. He has, to say the least, commit
ted a very grave blunder, and one
from the effects of which we very
much doubt whether he will ever re-
cover.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
The Modoc War,

We have advices from the Modcc
war up to and including the 18th in-
slant. The grand eliminating scene
was fast approaching at latest ac-
counts. y battle had been in pro-
gress all day, during which the In
dians had been forced from every
position, until they had finally taken
refuge in their last main stronghold.
The mortars were in position. and it
is hardly probable that a single II
of the t~reacherous scoundrelS will be
allowed to escape. In fact. it is but
fair to presume that the bloody work
has been thoroughly finished ere this.
We shall be greatly disappointed if
the wires do not to-day flash us the
pleasing intelligence that a permanent
peace has been established with the
Modocs by the complete humiliation
of the misguided remnant of that
once powerful tribe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

HUNDRED DEATH OF THE PORE
Our dispatches to-d,y contain a IL
NOR of the death of the Pope. 1t
is stated that the needs con-
hrmation, which leads us to believe
that there is no truth in it whatever.
The wires were still out of order
yesterday, rendering communication
to the eastward almost entirely out of
the question.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
PACIFIC COAST ;,tSssa3GNtr,
FROM CALIFORNIA.
san Francisco. ADril

san Francisco. ADril 1c.
Tbera is a sans,+io,.1 ronor4 !, ,ho
city Of uiSS CnIIins iJp"i. - w
want into tronan ~ ieCrI'lA
red snntS ~on1aarnd on ha, Eat nvn
hand f,o,u VI h inh i1anl 49, NJ ~
hiandinr - "aiT r. Lo|a o"en, imt
the Snn1s rnm,ni, NJ Iru $3.50 pue
CathoIic cIrrdv ave- r4nortoG - u ha 1ro
vitnCsSoI ~ iuroi 'eoa ~ naNe
ana it is received as Il miraculous re-
presentation of the cr%ucitictiOn. Miss
Collins lives on Pine street.
The BODY 0fanothnr unknown MAJ
was found in the Eav last night near
BAY View.
r. VI. TAYLOR, an emhalmer has adj.
dressed a letter to Gen. SchOfiejd.
asking permission to emhalm the
bodies of Captain Jack. John Sch0n-
chin, Boston Charley and Hooker
jim. TAYLOR does not offer TO assist
in capturing the subjects ON which he
desires to experiment.
It is feared that .J0auuin RuisI9v tho
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

PARDoNED OUT.--Wm. Curran, SEN
fenced in February last to one years
imprisonment in the State Prison for
the shooting of Burns on the 3lst day
of July last, was granted a pardon on
Saturday last by the Board of Pardon
Commissioners. Influential friends,
Curran's good behavior prior and
subsequent to the shooting, and his
v.outhtulness, We're probably the con-
slderations which influenced the
Board i'll granting the pardon.-Gold
Hill .NerS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
BORN,

In Virginia City, April Is, to the wife OF
Napoleon King. a son.
In Virginia City, April IL, to the wife of
Samuel Caldwell, a daughter.
In Virginia City, April IL, to the wife Of
Myles tinlan, a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. Mr.. Ham
mond, a celebrated revivalist, has put
in an appearance in Salt Lake. 1t is
said that he can take a sinner up and
shake him over the lava beds Of
h-ll-fre and birthstone until he
makes him Ieel as guilty and wicked
and contemplate as a Congressman
who holds stock in the C-edit Mobi-
lier. We hope the aforesaid enthu-
siastic and effective divine will tackle
Forbes, of tho Neae INDICTMENT, before
he leaves Zion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
FOREIGN NEWS,
FRANCE.

PARIS. April Is.
There was a M on the DOurSe
late this afternoon hat the Pope was
dead. The Jews needs continuation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
DIED.

In Eureka, April16, Hattie May, young
est child of ThoS. j. and Barbara Ten
nant, aged / year, ) months anG l. days.
The funeral will take place to-day at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. from the residence of Mr..
Tenant. on South Spring street. The
friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend.
In Carson City, April II, Lucinda Pine.
wife Of HoracesA. Pine, aged 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

CoMMIssIoNED.- w. Abraham
has received his commission as Post
master of Phoebe. Being an old
printer, he will of course make an ex-
cellent officer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO III SENTINEL
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
The President has appointed Gen
eral Jefferson c. Davis to command
the Department Of the Columbia, anG
he has been ordered to proceed I'M
nlediatelv to his post of duty.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10.
The steamboatthata arrived this after
noon brings information from Grant
Parish of Il regular war in progress
between the whites and blacks at
C3lfaN. About one hundred negroes
Mere killed and many wounded in the
battle on Sunday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
For Sale or Rent.

VNHE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
the corner of Buel and Bateman
streets, known as the Delmonico Build
ing. is for sale or rent on advantageous
terms. 1t is centrally located, and has
several desirable rooms suitable for off
ces or similar purposes. For particulars.
induire at the store of
S. ASHIM BRO,
ap16tf Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17
0ew Go-Qap.
NOTICE,

DARTIES WILL PLEASE TAKE NO.
i tice that the Road taxes for the year
1873 are now due and payable to the un-
uersigned, for Road District No. l Eureka
Township.
All persons owning property in the
village OF Eureka are hereby cautioned
against obstructing the public streets
with Rubbish removed from their prem
iseS. as the same will be removed by the
undersigned at their expense.
j. III. WALLS, Road Supervisor.
Eureka, April 16, 1873. apl7-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

CHIEF JUSTICE mexican, of Salt
Lake, says the St. Louis GloJe, IS re-
ported to be insane. If it is true that
he says the startling things attributed
to him, he is undoubtedly crazy. For
instance, he is said to have told the
lawyers around him to ego home,
study geometry, read the Bible
and make their peace with their
God" This is, we think, stark
madness. 1t reminds one Of the
Scriptural "Woe unto you, we law
yers." etc. Judge Mexican is not in
the normal legal condition, and should
no longer be allowed to agitate the
judicial ermine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-17

The Los ANGELES "LEADER
OF F.ASHION.'-George w. Barter,
tne Los Angeles "leader of fash
ion and eN-editor and proprietor
of the Los Angeles star, has alb
seconded, leaving numerous friends
to mourn over his departure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

WILMINGTON. Dec 10.
Full markets this morning and well supplied
Prices generally about the came As formerly
The following are the ruling prices
MEATs.-Pork fresh 9Gl2c per ID: s666 50
per cwt sausage l2c per ID; scrapple 6gl0c
lard l2c hams l5Na &c sliced lsCd 20c; besi
l6a2Oc; steve leo l5t; corned So l2s veal III
GIG mutton lO0lsc.
Potatoes, 1902 per half peck
91ca 90 per bushel; sweet potatoes 2OG35e
cabbage sal per head turnips Sc per hall
peck; onions $50 SOC lima aud butter beans
l5c per a. elpsrs la Is, per dozen pump.
kus 2Jc apiece; celery 100 5c per bunch
MI,cELLASEoU-'-App 20G35, per hsl.
peck butter, 41ai5s per pound roll butter IS
a 55c eggs IS per dozen; pepper sauce. lnc
per qt; cider. So l0c. turkeys, I60lss per 10
geese HOS; per 10 chickens drerssd. l5a Sc
pei n alive 75a Fl per pair cheztnuts 25G SOC
per At; smear case cts per bowl; honey zoe
per 10 pumpkin butter Toe per AZ homiuy 10.
per qt cranberries Is; per ; Nalnnts II, per
half peck sheilhArk= 3, per a zonp beans l2c
per quart Corn 10 the ear 6j- per bl.hel U ats
SOC
GAxg-RAbbits 25G3j, apiece: partri1ges
400 Soc per pair; Wild ducks Slal IS per pair ;
tq.irrels 5oc per pair prairie CHICKENS VI rs
per DALE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

NEW cAsTI1s. Dec. O.
The Courts opened, this morning ct the uauAl
hour.
The trial or rather sths argument Of counsel
in tie Bank Of BrAndyvine " Horatio @. Lloyd
vas proosedsd With. The plaintiff had verdict
Dft
InquisitiOn At Bur held in No. 81. salHe Thom-
As Guardian W Richard Thomas Administrator.
This Eas merely for the recovery of the widows
share - distributes Of her husbands estate,
and the verdict OF = jury was Necessary to pro-
tect the Administrators Verdict Tor Plft o. OLE
IS. Lore for Pift; Higgins for Administrator
Inquisition n Bar. No. l27. to Nay term. This
SAs an action on promissory note. and de-
feise put In. but the DIFF, failed to plead At the
Rule day and pltf. not wishing to take Judgment
for want OF plea passed II and tstss his inq1isi-
ton Verdict for pitt. for S44A IS. Harrington
for pltf
Al this point, the Jury Was discharged from
further attendance at this court.
In the usurv cases the disposition was a. fol-
lows; No. Is. Judgment for plaiutitf for 1885,
II on. e. months; No. "a. Judgment for
plAintin for costs No %, Judgment for plain
I'M for $3.50. With months stay: No 81, iudg-
ment for plaintiff for tll62 Sc with Is DAYS
stay No 81 Judgment for plaintiff for el6s 70
and mouths stay No. Co. Judgment for PLAN.
til for coats No. 81 and S. Judgments for
plaintiff fOt s52l o.. AEd months stay; No
"a. Judgment for plaintiff for s6O6 IS and
mouths ttay; No IS Judgment for plaintiff for
sos IS and 8 months stay No Is judgment for
plaintiff for e2l0o5 and m11ths stAy No A.
Judgment for plaintiff for s41l IS and 8 months
No 50 judgment for cnets; No. S. judgment
for plalntln. amount TO be AscertAined By Pro-
thoOesHry; No. ls9 Judgment for costs
Court finally adjourned sine de.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

AZ OLD ovArra JAcKEr, $50 rrAas

A. OLD oUAKER JACKET, $50 IEARs OLD.
We we're yesterday shown jacket belonging
to DR.. Emmor JsierIs residing at the 3 W.
corner Of Fifth and Shipley streets. which he
stated to be over $50 years Of age
The jacket Was made in.ths Q iAker style Of
over century and A-hAlf ago, Snen jackets OF
those days we're larger than the coats Of the
the present day. Tue material is fine elk. the
facing and the part exposed heing OF . light
brown color, and the back being . darker color
1t is lined throughout With hns brown linen. cot
ton not having come into general use At that
time. The bnttobs we're Of medium size. twelve
10 number. OF an oval shape smooth surface,
and made Of cold silver with the initials "E
J. engraved upon them. The buttons hAvo be-
come such desirAble relic that only four are
nov left upon the jacket.
The tcket Is nos 10 the possession OF the
third generation. but never ca; OF the possession
OF Emm9r Jef sns that having been the name OF
the tirst owner his sons name, and the name OF
the present owner.
The Jeheris family came from England to
this cOuutry in the time OF William Penn. and
settled on = tract Of land on the BrAndyaine
IN the neighbpthood OF PocopsOn Bridge.
Their descendants are numerous well kuoWn
and respected not only in Chester County but
In New Castle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

Pork is from &c to 81 10 Oxford.
West Chester mas four SotAries Public.
There are 22i pupils in tie public selools
Of Oxford.
-Joha B, KirkwArl was admitted to the
West Chester Lar on Tuesday.
The Reading Lycsum has decided that the
United States ought to go to var with spain.
Henry Hume, formerly OF Chester county,
but now Of Sedan, France, was witness N tie
BazEne trisl.
Over 80 tons Of iron ore is shipped month
~ from CnrlzuanA Lancaster county. to the
great iron town OF PLnal1yllie, Chester county.
The Fultz Wbes; commands better price
in Baltimore than any other variety aud in Ce-
Gil, Chester and Lancaster COUNTIES larger are
las been devoted 70 lie growth than ever before.
Rev Joseph N. Rttenhouse, for twenty
years pastor Of the Middle Octorsro Presbytef-
ian church, preached bis farewell sermon on
Sunday, Nov 30tn. Mr Il will shortly move TO
Virginia, having purchased land in that State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10
TR p ECSKBEs
pITv Fp u-rN-7 m Yr,r,-


has never been Known 10 fan IN the cure Of weak.
ness AsteEded Win s!mptOns; iad.s yOslt1u l. a
eFlohi iOss Of MeInUIy oirlsQl Of br.atstng
uemoln s; dreadful Aoir VI dea b 81. b. ~ a.
ool ieeti HeaEnessi o!Lnness VI Vision: .auglr
uL4VeIsa4 lAsslt-ue II TIE muscu!al tystem: tnuf.
Ao4s sPpeLe Win q. spepug > IuptoAs; not
Ee4Hsl LIsA!ls OF -ls bO1y; dFJ hess u the skla
Pa q c-lHtsLan e AID urlIns I me Ia; cur.
Iy.As LIE OOodi all q LIE ,mck aeA,.L. ., VI L.
sysHus' Ht44eLt y.s-A spots 1yIGg f. : lie e3-
49, - PSl ag slu-s!OL ALI JEs Il skIt; HauI Vi
AttehtlvI &c. these sym0usAz a.! arse rom ,
EsaLness, and - remedy ,hAt Use Z. hrhE -
pllbel Vile u iron. Itlzyvl falls Ilyasalus ar.
nov ehlollng heath Wa have I'd Il 4AAe LIN
r. kCSEkLA '
Beware Of lounierfets and base limitations. A.
huAAe. biter VIE Of lrOA Is % wei. AuoSu a ,
UNeL ne eolAuy, Or gsists themselves maze al
LAIlAlvh anu Iy - pam u on their Gust IN .rs
NltA lley Csl. u huLket's Bitter \ NE VI nun
hlLke4a bitter ~ lns OF Iron Is plt ~ gu!y In 8
ooltses, ana has yellow wrapper ulcely put : me
oaslde, Win the ptOpHetyrs plotO. raph on In,
H'apptT OF each bottle. always IOOk IF The phO.
osraph On me O4tslde AID yog VIII aWays be huTe
y get me genuine article. sOid " al druglsts auu
osaIers every There.
TAPS WohN, 1APB WORN - Removed Ia a few
houIs VIVA harmless Vegetable Medicine Ne te,.
saAeu uhui the snlre ~ofm, GlsJ 10 al, passes
REFER those Amlcied 70 tesldeuts " tn CIV SnoI
nave cured, That hau Desh unsuccess uy tTsa,,: Al
the Jefferson Msdlt al COL ege on Ientn street: mad
tskeh IN vain IOTpentlus Inc sJ.ea ia 80. ,,id..
shu al known reInedles. Dr r. sAKa 80.
- North Ninth street, Philadelphia The Doctor
na1 Oteh IL business Tor over - Years aud Il, Ger
tecLJ reliable. LaA and see. Advice Tree Re.
moved tape worm iron a CulI1 6 Iears Old weasur.
lug ~ ieet, Can anu SEE specimens al LIllce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

For some months past there has been much
activity in building private residences and shops
and at the present time, Capt, N Carter il pu.
ting up large mill. 10 he run by steam, with
plsDers and save to turn cut all kInds Of VOL k
for building purposes.
Houses are in demand, here As mechanics
and laborers are coming, We hone they viii hLd
employment
Immense freights are passing every day. and
each passenger train s-ems TO bring It's full
complement Of travellers.
We bail with delight and pleasure the we'll
filed TRIBUNE, and We viii try to Increase sub
Ecrpuops for 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10
gutifrs III Bankruptcy.

IN FHs DisrR CrC UR % TAB UNr"sn
Il SIaTEs FUk fuE D4sTk :. VI DELA.
nARE
Ia tIc matter Of
nAfutt
AZ VIM ngtun IN Id District, Oh tie StA day OF
y ' mt Z, a. D., 80
ID. lc. UI De- saae,te
ms 10 TO size nt'tlCe nat petition has been ell
IN aid Court by J icJU ~iutX ., Vii ui4gt II, ~
said Dts.Lc- duly declared a Bankrupt und T sut
&C. II Conggess " hafcn ~ isoi, Tor d cnarR
aud OerlneA IN rsO. fD.u ali Ms debts a1d U HeF
claims or NsbI- uId.r tAli -CL, aud 10 h. Z a
DAP VI ID cemJ :, rs a. - O'Clock A =. i a.
sisued i,r 10 nta iAs he sd Ne, q y Il utagt
a. rla "a, aud all Urtuit Is OF lie s4.d Ia Ou
slnex WbO lave Fr4gs Ia II d Is a.d the
ptisOus Ia lLteies iuly tenn aud st,S =. Sc,
thet nv wa n rAye oi tue sail ptuIOh
AlU-Id i Uv glantsd
5 REDMOND NTH,
CLERK o. the L. 5. DstEi- Count, DeaWAe District
de-s-4.wltd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

ENHESCH CASHM gRES at 90 cents per yard, IN
u all h new shades Of col r. m sc gods nave
been selling at rs cent? per yard and are decided
bargain.
W. kHARP.
Fourth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10
Political 1utifrs.


NAhD i 81 ! &c = candidate for Sneria o. New
~ tasts C"un,y, suul Ct o the de .isi1l Of the
hepuhlean Par y. BRNJAaIN DENNY
n0Vl5 ia sim VII ingion Hundred
~ OTlCE-w A. HUKiLL ri 81 Georges Hun.
~ dreH is still a csnd te for The next ;, plbt
can nomina Ion Tor She IA OF New Castle Cognty,
nov-Ttf
CARD.--I respectfully present myself as a candl-
dat- q r SAerin al he cnsu ne nlmina.ion Of
the Republican Party. In New { As,le % u
HENRi IT, McyULi IN,
octu-u New Ctstle Hundred.
LN'R CORONER At the : Uciis ION q, nanT
l. friends will Be a candidare for e nnmina.
ton for Coroner Of New Castle unity subject 10
the dsei ion of the h publican PartV
octll-u HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHEEIPFt CAR IL again offer myself as
- candida for sheriff Of Ne9 sstie Co suo-
lect 20 ne decision Of the Republican party
sep4tf JANE, Nj TIN
4 NARD-CAPT. u. u q LAGHEt viii n- a can
~ cidate tor sheriff OF New Castle County SUD-
ie I 70 the Republican domination seps n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

STEAMBOAT LINE TO PESStaRovg --Enoch
Moore, il, Is making efforts to establish steam
grove, across tue river. and promises that II 800
shares Of stock, at S25 each cat be cold III ad-
dltion to one hundred shares which he himself
viii take, aud eighty others which the residents
OF Pennsgroye have agreed to subscribe the
success OF tho enterprise will be Fixed fact
He proposes to employ tug boat aud barge for
the line. Subscription books will be opened Ia
q fe ? DAYS, and there certainly ought not to be
any difficulty in obtaining the requisite number Of
shares The proposed enterprise /. one uhie d
the city has long been 10 need Of and lts success
would DO matter Of deep interest and advsE-
tage to Wilmington in more ways than one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

No IyB.-The se M paJmen Of be Clayton
~ oan Association, ln-~ an 4IA b. - d E
on FRIDAY evening lie" u'er - h, at ths OH Board
OF tade rooms, 81 al MsrEsf or u the y cfetary
70 Market s.ree Gufiug the afternoon u thai dav
= T5Jns desiTi shares IN tuls new loan 4 ould
come I, rWaTl ami suosg rlUe.
N 1 .ICHrESsTEIN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

Eos RRN House 50 81 IVES Seyen'S q
y t1et Rss. bath hot nd cold Ua'tr: a
also Sia Madison tireei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10
Partnership aIptifts.


No tk i hereby RiVen that the rarta-Fs D
y her q re suhsisting between Henry r. Ncln-
TIRE hHurF me-, Wa III SOLVED on N tWenueth
day of November. A. ID i'IS BY mutual n-ent.
AT de = owing To The SAD ,rtrershtp ere 20 he
exclusively rec-iFed b. an paid q said Mau
James VINO aons Il al horized 70 sisu 10 uauifa-
non thereof. II B MCfST Lac
decs,u MAURY JANIS.
I'VE the under isDed, have this daV formed
w cOparnefshi1 = und he nrm name and stv 2
o. James other, - cOnd1ct G hardWa.e bust
cess IN 81 its Orsurhes al tue old Established and
f04 AarkeiSt.. Whining on. De-
M,rRY I,Mss,
decs,u D.J'MEs, JR.
F2No THE PUB IC.-H B. heIntlre VII has b-s n
a We senior partner OF The urm Cf Ncintire a
isnes, hardware dealers AZ "a NJ rset - for the
last four yea 5. would rtspsc full, i-fpm his
iIlends aud former Gus oners, INA h mas with.
crsWn from sal am aHd has repfed h sore a09
hArset 81. t'recly opo site The I'D saLdl, VII re
he wilin few DAYS open With q full ok o. h I'd.
NAfd e1tlery, &C. AID hopes 70 receive the pstr n
az" Of all rs former eustomers an to add - his
already large number II friends and cus'r mers
N INV re UneA AClSTInK.
dec %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

ALLsN or FIRE--An alarm Of IRE was caused
IN Mechanic street, this morning, by the upset
ting Of pot Of roofing tar, belonging to WIN. J.
AOEros. The tar Vas burned, terriois sLnoke
created, and the IRE apparatus came upon the
sr-uDd, but were Lot Leeded. NJ lJzs Dc yond
mat o the TAI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

KID GLOVES A drs,-cass kid glove is an ar
ticle hugely piized 10y lady. aud we would ad.
wise every Que contemplating present during
the holidays to look al the assortment displayed
by hennard Co. They sell none but fine q al
lty Jonvin aud Trefou-se J0uyin is we'll
known glove 10 this market The Trefousse is
some what known having been introduced by
thls trm IN this maaket about two yeaTa smce.
They get them Greet from the SCENT Of Ire
tousse i Co, Of Paris. Lord Taylor Of NeE
York sell no other make OF g..ys. and thew are
considered by them TO be the tDest KID glove
imported You eau procure all SIZES aud cOlors
from the most delicate opera, to the hea lest
dark shades IN one, two aud three buttons
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-10

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