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& KLABER A CO., STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 223
p. West Fifty nrst street. between Broadway and
Eighth avenue-Marble and MarbIezcd Man,cls, Monu-
ments, Headsones OF superior workmanship very low
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CwISS AND UNITED COURIERs SOCIETY.-COU
- ricrs may be secured arrival by families visiting
Europe writing the Secretary So Mount street, eros
venor square, London, England.
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MARBLE MANTELs

KLABER, sTEAM-MARBLE AND MARBLEIzIN
"A. Works ~ and 1876 East Eighteenth strcet-Marb
and Marbeized Mantels, Thing Marble Counters, Nom
nents at prices that DEFY competition Marble 1urnin
for the trade.
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CTEwART'S SLATE MANTELs.-RICH AND ELE-
- gaBt designs slate Works every description Mar
BILE ana Wood Mantels b. STEWART Co, 20 and
~ West Twen,ythrd street Seventh avenue. n. X
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Correspondence
Also Commercial Credits and transfers of money on
California Europe and Havana
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
MAGNER,S MINsTnEIc

This troupe make their fret appear,nce 4,
Cairo at the Aiheneum to-iight, and will be
certain to eaIl out crowded house. They
have been warmly received Wherever they
have performed, and never fail 10 please and
entertain the people. Mr. Charles Hey.
wood, the greatest prima donna burlesouer
In the country, Joins them ia thi. city.
From the Louisville 'Commerciap we take
the following notice Of Wagner mins,rels IN
that city:
This favorite band of minstrel perform.
ers were greeted by a large aud decidedly
lashionabie audience at Masonic Temple
lasl hlsh' ana The generous Outbufst OF an
pihnse or laughter which followed each ort
in'li attested the appreciation OF every one
present Cal Wagner h show within him
sell, ana his performance alone il worm Tho
price OF admission. and connected with him
are such performers as sam. Price. Rem
Brown, >. \. freeth, Garfield and Hookcr
and the Welling brothers. forming one Of tl'
most complete and best companies that has
visited our city for many days, aud il il to ~.
req ictted that their engagement does moi
continue longer than this evening.
The programme offered last night was OK.
collent throughout. In the first part Cal
Wagner sang "Da, Da, Da,' and Sam Price
u new no"s chHeu 'tllIootIc, which were
warmly received. The brilliant songs and
dances of Garfield and Booker took ths
house by storm. and they Were encoreJ live
tunes The "unwarrantable Intrusions. - Ly
Cal Wagner and Ben Brown. and ths
"Haunted House." by sam Psice, were in.
initabc performances, and afforded the an.
dience much merriment. The selections
from the "Arion," California quarte,te, was
one of th" most pleasing features of the en-.
tertainment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

II is almost impossible TO estimate the nun.
Der OF dyspeptics there are in the United
States. The intense business energy OF the
American people scarcely allowing them
selves time 10 eat their meals, is one great
ca'ise of this. More time ought to be spent
over the dlrner-table, for, unless the food Is
thoroughly masticated, it cannot be properly
digested. suli, when one has got into
trouble. the best thing is to find way out.
Buchu has been found exceedingly benef-
cial in such cases. In Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchuyou can obtain prep
aration containing all the rare virtues of the
plant. together with other ing.edients tend
ing TO increase its value. Try il, and you
viii not be disappointed. Sold by al drug.
lists, everywhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
ATTENTION, PARENTS.

The Cairo Turner Society have. in the in.
terest Of the public, made arrangements with
a thoroughly educated teacher of gymnastic
to open cyclus in Cairo. We apply in the
first instance TO our German citizens 10 send
their childrento this school. They are well
aware that it is Tor the benefit of the little
ones. The instruction will be free Of charge
Hours for members Of the society:
Monday evening, O'Clock, Turn halle,
"Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, Koehler'.
Gun shop.
Thursday evening. 3 o'clock. Fcpciprl
koeher's shop.
Friday evening. s O'Clock. Turn halle.
For children-girs:
Thursday from 4 to 81.
Saturday from 4 to 81.
Boys:
Wednesday from to ). o'clock.
saturday from 81 TO 7 O'Clock. In the
Turn halle.
Children to apply Tuesday the o5th day OF
February, b,tween4 4 and o'clock in the
Turn halle.
BY order Of the Committee Of the Cairo
Turner Society. 2.ee.tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
MARKET REPORT.
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE, !
CAIRO, Monday, Feb. "a, 1873. !

PRICE CURRENT OFFICE
CAIRO, Monday, Feb. "a, 1873.
GENERAL REMARKS.
There has been no change Of ,nportance
In the general market since our last report.
The great need Of our dealers continues TO
be facilities for shipping, and trale is
crippled and transactions retarded for the
want of 1t. Wharfboa,s and stores are
full of accumulated freight, and mer.
chants are compelled TO continue storing
their receipts, being unable to procure ton
mage to ship them. Prices have down
ward tendency aud advices from the South
report decline there. Freights are un.
changed.
Ba5- Correspondents should bear in
lnihd that Our quotations represent prices
Tor round lots from first hands, unless
otherwise stated, and that in filing small
orders higher prices must be paid In
SALES AID QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR-Receipts continue large and
stock is accumulating. Less activity in
the market is anticipated, owing to the
scarcity Of tonnage. Sales embrace 5.G75
bbls various grades at $GGlO 80; 300 bbls
AXX 81 5o@7 7ji 100 bbls winter wheat
at So 80; 200 bbls xxx winter wheat at
So 10.
HAf-The demand is limited buy.
ers in the market. Good TO choice i, of.
fered at sls@2O and not taken. Sales
we're cur choice timothy at sal; IL cars
prime, s2O@26i car choice, s24; 3 cara
timothy, s2O@22i 2 cars prairie, sl7.
CORN-There is not much white corn
in the market, and but moderate supplv
OF mixed. Sales embrace l6 cars white in
sacks 10000 Sl2 bags mixed 47c; . car,
in bulk SOC; ! Car mixed in bulk ssc =
cars mixed in bulk on track asc; 10 cars
mixed in sacks del 47@isc; 375 sacks
white on orders t0c; 600 sacks mixed 4sc
OATS-The market is dull and well
supplied. Sales quoted We're nearly all
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

made on Friday and Saturday last. We
note Gales of cars sacked 3s@36c; III
bags black 45c; 350 bags mixed 39c; cars
in bulk 33e; 10 cars in sacks del S1093Sc;
car white in sacks del 43c; | car black Ia
sacks del 45c; / car black mixed 39c
II cars mixed 10 sacks 47c;
400 sacks on ordcrs del 40c.
WHEAT car, No I soft spring, sold
or 81 42l.
Observation-Disclosures arc brisk
and rates stiff. The market is well sup
piled. Lugs bring 81 2o@6 45; leaf
s. 5O@lo; bright leaf, Sll@ll so.
BUTTER--T The demand is good; prices
range as previously quoted. Sales wore
10 packages, 2O@ 25c; COO lb', ls@2oc; 40
packages, choice roll, 2s@25c; 2os lbs roll,
20c.
EGGS Plenty and dull. Sales were
9 boxes, lsCa2Oc; 3 barrels, lie; 500 dozen,
lsc.
MEALS in fair request quotations
unchanged. Sales comprise 500 barrels at
So 40@2 t5; 300 bbls. steam dried, 81 GO;
1000 blls. steam dried, delivered, So Boa
2 60; cars, 81 5j@2 co.
POULTRY-Qiiet and unchanged.
We note sales of 9 coops Of chickens,
SO 30; dozen chickens, 50 50; dozen
turkeys, per dozen, Sl2; ) dozen dressed
chickens, SO 80.
POTATOES-Thc market is dull; the
supply exceeds the demand. Sales report.
ed were: As bbls fran store, ~ 20; 100
bbls, Peach Blows, 81 Is.
APPLES Choice arc in demand, 10
bbls, Ben Davis, sold for 81 per bbl.
JoBBiSd PRICES.
PLASrERING HAIR.-35c y bushel.
LIME.-In lots 81 25 to l 80 b Dbl
CEMENT-At wholesale 50
az 80 n Dbl.
COAL OII.-2sG30c.
POTATOES--Per bbl 2 - TO Q On.
GuNNlES-Rescwed p bushels isc
buslcl zoe.
BURLAPS--2l bus corn 9joz l5Ic: do 10
oz ice; bus Oct. 20c: 3 bls 2Ic: g bus 22c.
PR0VlSIeNS.-Sugar Cured Hams
plain e. ID. l2l TO lac.
Clear Sides Bacon, sGlOc
Breakfast Bacon, llGtl2c.
BEEswAX; p ID 3Oc.
SOAP.-Schae1er's German mo,tled
'!c; Champaign soap, Iic.
TAILOW, q 10 &c.
SUGAR-Cofiee a. l2lc to l3c Crushed
Powdered and Granulated Sugar IA to l4Ic;
FREIGHT.-COTTON Compressed. to
NEW YORK, Soc; TO BosTON 81 10. Un-
compressed, TO NEW YORK, 81 IA; to Bos
TON, 81.
TEAs-Imperial, 15@1 25; Gunpow
der, Iotdl 20; Oolong Back. 15dl w
Young Tyson, 81 O0gl 40.
CHEESE.-New York Factory, new, = n
1Gt@l1c.
,siRUPS-Choice = gallon, G5e@s co
New Orleans. 65GuI0c.
COFFEE-Java, 3O@32c. Laguayra, "a
@23. Rio, Prime to Choice, "a to 35c.
BROOMS.-COmmOn House r. dozen, 81
90; Choice to Extra, % OOas IS; 5. B. "a 20
as 90.
FREIGHT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40c
Hay, SO 90 Corn - cwt,, 2Oc. Oats. zoe
Potatoes. 7 tbl,, Acc. (; A; n!es, 4Oc. Pork
40. Whiskt. IJc. Lumhe,, u ii. u 90
Heavy freignt e cwt.. roc.
TO NEW ORLEANS.-Flour q bbl, Coo.
Potatoes GOc.; Apples, Coo. Pork, 75.
| Whisky, 81 5O Hay r. ton, q 80; Corn 4
w.t.. 30c.; Oats, SOc. Tobacco "a hho
800; Cotton q bale, 81 80; Lumber Z
NJ 10 90. Heavy freight. p ewt ao,,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
NARROW-GUAGE.
THE CAIRO AND TENNESSEE RIVER
RAILROAD.
CALL FOR A CONVENTION AT
MAIFIELD, KENTUCKY.

The undersigned, having been appointed
the executive committee for the Cairo and
Tennessee River railroad, by a convention
which was held in the interest of said pro.
posed road, at Paris, Tennessee, on the 18th
OF December 1872; and said convention hav.
ing adjourned to meet again in Mayfeld.
Kentucky, on the call Of said committee. we
therefore fix Thursday, the 10th dav of
March next ls13l, for the reassembling of
SAID convention at Mayfeid, Kentucky.
1t is desired that all parties interested
in continuous line OF narrow-guage rail.
road from ST. Louis, Missouri, 10 Mobile and
Pensacola. will be represented in said con.
rention, and especially that the citie. and
towns along said route: st. Louis. Cairo
Blandyille, Paris, Camden, Columbia, Pu.
h'ki, Huntsville, Jacksonville. Atlanta
Macon and Tuscumbia, will send delegates
to laid convention.
SIS. TAYLOR,
j. ID, G. ADKINS, Com.
Il. A. NEAL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT.

Elliott 4 Haythornc take pleasure in an.
nouncing that they intend to dispose OF their
stock Of boots and shoes now on hand at
positively cost prices, preparatory to filling
up their shelves with the new spring stock.
Now is the time 10 get cheap boots and
shoes. The stock TO be sold is all Of first
class goods, and great bargains for the buyer
will be made. 2.ls-lw
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

We understand there is person in
town tuning painos (or trying to)
aud using the cards and trying to "sail'' nm
der the reputation OF the conservatory of
music. To such person we say beware
We have no objection TO good tuner of
good reputation doing work of that kind
here. but we should prefer to have the CHI
zens of Cairo and vicinity appreciate ..homc
industry" by applying at the conservatory of
music If they want to get such work done.
instead of trusting it TO unknown and ire
sponsible persons. The undersigned is re-
sponsible person, and Will tend to pianos by
the year at very reasonable rates.
DIRECTOR CONSERVATORY OF Music.
2-25-lt
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost, yesterday, diary containing re.
ceipts and other papers OF no use to any one
except the owner. The book also contained
$40 50 cents In greenbaels. The finder is
hereby informed that he may keep the
money, but is requested to return the book
and papers to J. =. Parks, at the Little
kentucki9n saloon. 1851
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Ice is running heavy out OF the Mississippi
river. and again We record the fact that
navigation is suspended. Boats started to
It. Louis on Sunday, but after proceeding
up about twenty miles, they had TO return
on account Of the ice in the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

The Rev. ID. u. Turney lectured at the NJ.
L. church last night ON ''The Origin of
Man, to very good audience, both in
point OF numbers and intelligence. The
subject OF the lecture was treated geolog-
ically. physiolosically, philosophically, NOR
ally and practically. and was listened to
from beginning TO end with marked atten-
,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

A iine brood sow and shoats for sale
cheap, If applied tor within the next three
days. WM. +. PITCHER,
Eighteenth street and Commercial avenue.
2-25 3t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
LECTURE.

On Monday evening March ., at the Athc-
neum by Prof. David Walk lie is an able
SPEAKER, having Travelled in Europe two
years in preparation. Draws good houses
waereverhe goes. Don't fail 10 hear him.
9-13 td
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
TuBNEY LECTURES.

February q, The Origin Of Man.
Is. Scientific Morals.
20, Universal Religion
q, Fulfilled Prophecies.
81 2s. Spirit sophistries.
March !, The Resemblance OF Mira.
cies.
Mr.. r. scientific and moral lectures vii
speak for themselves. MANAGER.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Stuart a. Gholson have just received fifty
pieces spring prints in new and beautiful ei.
fects. They are also showing some very
pretty spring suitings to which attention i.
directed. a.o,J,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
at, CHARLES
2-23 IT,.

at. CHARLES.
I'D kimball, w VI Morton. c c Hoyt. W
II Hamilton and T. a Schmidt. IT Louis :
Plummer. Aurora, Illinois: Z Pugh. New
Orleans; Mrs Ferguson and child. Miss Had
dick. smithland. Kentucky; A W Griitith,
Cincnnati; John Grimes, Clifton. Tcnnes.
see: j 7 Garrcn. New Liberty. Illinois: Il B
scudder. New York; J W Richards. Chi.
cago: G J Hillwell, Milwaukee: Isaac Gug-
genheim. Philadelphia: Charles s Smith
and lady. Cincinnati; Thos Oral, Boston:
j Rosenhcim. Chicago; Charles Bender. c
and V railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Theodore Carnsan OF telegraph fame and
Frank Hundley OF the /. 4. Railroad wharf
boat, both started to Memphis last evening
on the steamer Illinois, to be present at the
Mardi Gras to-day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
TO RENT.

-Four rooms lately occupied by DR..
Wardner, over DR.. Alters grocery store,
No. lib, Commercial Avenue. Enquire
at the store Of G. d. Arter. 2.20.,f
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

HALT: MAsoUERADERs - Masquerade
costumes, and false face-masks--,or sale or
hire during the season at John scheel's
hall. jan2j-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
FORSAIE.

A complete set OF household aud kitchen
furniture, for sale, either in bulk or by the
piece. Enquire at this office. 2.ls Ivy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

II. Able, No. . Seventh street, has just re-
ceived an entire new stock of wall paper and
window shades, which viii be sold at lowest
prices. H. ABLE.
0.iS9u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

LARGE stock of beached muslin and sheet.
irgs at G. lIanny's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
DRESSMAKING MADE EASY.
THE NATIONAL DRESS TRIMMINGS

All fashion magazines, recommend them
as being the most beautiful and best trim.
mings for black alpaca aud mohair suits.
Sold by STUART Il GuoLsoN.
2-23 II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
FOR SALE.

Five hundred bbls. choice peach blow Do.
tatoes; 20 boxes oranges; 10 boxes lemons !:
1000 coeoa-nuts; 20 bbls sweet potatoes by
a-2-St G. NJ. ALDEN, 135 Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

FoR SALE.-My entire stock Of groceries,
saddles, harness and farming implements, at
wholesale or retail. II. AFTER.
S.s-Itu
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Thomas Orrall of Boston, proprietor of the
Walnut mills, l. In the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Tickets for the David Walk lecture can
be had at the stores o, u. Hartman. W. b.
Rockwell q Co.. and II. A. Ilannon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Prof. Appel, formerly teacher of the Ger
man school in this city, i. in town, on visit
TO old friends and acquain,ances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

runey lectures tonight at the NJ. l..
church on scientific Morals" aud proposes
TO give his hearers something to think about
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

LARGE stock OF ell tains and dama.k's n
G. uanny's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Henry Clapham, agent Of Cal. Wagner'r
Ministries, IL ut the 81. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

For sALE.--Ihc cottage now standing on
lot block 40, near corner Washington ave-
nue. and Tenth street. Enquire at this Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

HANDSOME line of dres. goods at l5ct,
a, c. Hanny's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Burnett. business mqnagcr of TIE BrLLE-
TIN. is again at his post, af'er weeks ILL.,
ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

Mr.. Gerould Is sinking two drive-wells,
one at $. Walters planning mil on CONNER
cial avenue, the other Oh the corner Of
Twenty-fiiIh and Poplar streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

John u. oberly returned to Springfield
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

LARGE stock. OF brown dcmestics at c
H9any's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. y. Sic. SIR. OBsERvxR's OFFICE. !
CAIRO, Feb. "a, 1873, l0;il pm.
barometer 3O:3l and rising.
Thermometer Is degrees.
Wind south, velocity miles per
hour.
Weather, heavy snow.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
ep. m, 20 degrees.
Minimum temperature, las, "a hours, at
lo.1l p. m, IL degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, south.
Total number OF miles wind travelled, last
81 hours, Ill.
DAVID W. HARSETr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

An wa. quiet in police circles yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

LARGE stock of dry goods at C. Ilanny's
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

LARGE stock Of wool blankets at down
Price at c. Hanny's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
PIANO TUNING.

HANDSOME line of Cashm eres at C. Han
ny's
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER.
City National Bank nufidsu..

sAspecial attention paid to orders ou steam
boats night or dav
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-25

2.ls-2w
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09


WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS.
,ol.,tau,iy Oh hand and made to order,
Express, Markst, Trucak. Esrn.
GsrmNnteun..
sSEATH'S PATKNT TILTIka WAGONS.
CARTS, PUsh-cARrs
'.~s- ..-s..-. is;,;r7ssAssSSpfs.-. ..4s
A0RICULTURAL IMPLEAENTs,
which are being sold at cost, including
PLows, HARRowS AND cULTtvArQR5,
An Nos Of the Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and heokeh-
dorm Pl0w, with or without centre draft.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly E1sr-.sA-
pLA ACKSM MITHIN
In all lts branches Particular attention gveRto
HORSE-SH SHOEIS G.
All Diseases Of the Foot and OF lamsness Incl
dental to Shoeing fast driving treated under the
DUNBAR SYSTEM.
Interfering invariably cured In once shoeing.
Knuckiing and Knee-Sprung horses Immediately
benefited aud lent in condition BY the aid OF which
nature soon effects permanent cure.
mste sm reef aiSsn IN cases Of
Diseases OF the above nature and various otefs per
tanning " the leg and foot OF ne morse, nerIe Sssa
nsrIans are, by Q judlcous application OF the DUN
pAR SYsTsn, relieved and cured.
knoNledss Of the subject and being the only smith In
the State TO whom Mf Dunbar has impaired ny Val.
liable method OF treatment, nm PREPARED 10 treat
Anatomica specimens exhibited at the place. show
ing cause and effect. - ,,
employ only sompetGeSts Gtca men, ANA ps'''"A"'
Noa. III and II3 Orange street,
DAVID wOOLMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09

l)uRE SPICES, Leghorn preserved Citron Lemon
J. peel, Sudler's rsisns, currants, sc. New buck
wheat meal, choice syrups, new Goshen butter, &c.
BoWMAN'S,
oet2s Fourth aud Lombard sss., WiiIaipxtoa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09
"Cnquestionably the best sustained work OF the
kind in the World
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.g
NOTICES OF TIIE PRESS

The ever increasing circulation Of this excellent
monthly proves It's continued adautailon to popular
desires md needs. Indeed, when we think Into how
many homes 1t pcnctrates every month"; we must
consider il as one of the educators well as enter
tainors of the public mnd for tsva popularity has
been won by no appeal TO stupid rr0udees OF de-
PRAYED tastes.-Doston Globe.
The character which this Magazine possesses for
variety, enterprise artistic wealth. and literary cu
ture that has keep pace with II 1t has led the times
should cause lis conductors TO regard 1t with justla
bic complacency. 1t also entities them to great
n, Gam upon the public gratitude The Magazine has
BROOKLYN Eaple
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09
FOR SALE,
egant Ne,o West Street Residence,

Au.A Bull iduring last spring; fine pressed brick
fslI{ 'front.' three stories high having every conye-
lIllm nience and oil the modern Improvements
The best materials were used and the work done by
the day under my own supervision.
Front 81 feet 20 feet deep, with feet hall In
the centre large bay window in the southern parlor,
back building 80 feet deep by IS feet wide. Lot fronts
on West street Is feet II inches 90 feet deep, oil on
whole building; registers In every room arranged for
heater; bath room with hot and cold water. The
building was put up In the most substantial manner,
and contains eleven rooms, and commands OF the
most delightful Views of the Delaware and Chrisana
rivers. Large side yard planted with fourlshing
evergreens and shrubbery.
The property will be sold bargain and on accom-
modating terms. s70oe may remain on 1t for num-
Der Of years. Those desiring to buy requested
'''' DAVID wooLMXH.
Ill Orange Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09
TAKE NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

tkAA FARM ai. M situate sII in Drandy%ine Hundred,
AA0l4 pha Pike, within few minutes walk OF
Holly Oak Station, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
4 baltimore Railroad, -four miles from Wilmington
hae been used rs milk dairy for a number of wears
OF fruit Inquire OF
ii. II, LODGE,
so French street, wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09

Gu and after MONDAY, October 2Ist, 1872, Trains
Will leave ms follows:
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TUT VeE = 'IHBUIfnrcj VIic NtHtI s1'UV'
An extra copy Of either the Magazine, Weekly OF
Bazar Will he supplied gratis for every club of five
subscribers atSi EACH in ono remittance six cop
les for SEQ without extra copy
Subscriptions to iarper's Magazine, Weekly, and
Bazar, to one address for one year $40; or, two OF
Harper Periodicals, to address or one year, ST.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
complete set of Harpers Magazine, now COM
by express, freight at expense of purchaser for
per volume. Single volumes, by mail, postpaid.
The postage on Harper's Magazine L. "a cents
year which must he paid AT the subscribers post-of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-09
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Bazsr Is edited with contribution Of tact and
talent that we seldom find In any journal and the
Journal Itself the organ fthe great world fashion,
Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar commends itse'f to everr member ofthe
household-to the children by drol and pretty pic
less variety TO tho provident matron by Its patterns
for the children's Clothes 10 pater amilias by Its
taseinl designs for embroidered slippers and luEuri
Gus dressing gowns. But tho reading matter of the
Bazaar Is uniformly oil great excellence Tue paper
las acquired wide popularity for the nreside enjoy
nent it atords.-N. Y. Evening Pest.