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THE styles and Figures in Dress Goods
for the Spring and Summer Of 1879 are
supsrb-go to Hayden's and see
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Personal.

Hon. NJ. J. Durham Of Danville paid us q
visit Monday.
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E. B. Hayden's large invoice Of shoes
have arrived at last.
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A HAGNIFICENr stock Of pictures
and picture frames Of all sizes at w. H.
Anderson's.
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MIsCELLANE0US and school books
in endless varieties at w. h. Anderson's
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POCKET and table cutlery Of all kinds
and prices ct w. II. Anderson's.
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Mr.. A. A. WARREN will be found
ready to wait upon you at all hours Of
the night ct e. b. Chenault's.
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FOR q genuine custom made shoe,
60 to Hsyden's.
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ALARGB invoice Of clothing just
received at Hayden's.
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CITY FEATURES.

AT HAYDEN's the next two weeks
will be devoted to showing GOODS
the remainder Of the season to selling
them.
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ALRXANDERs' HOTEL,

Alexander's Hotel, corner Eighth and
Main Streets, Louisville, 10 the only
Hotel under this name in the city. Fare
% per day.
ALEXANDER 4 CO., Pros
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HAYDEN has all the novelties in No
tions and Dress Goods this season.
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HAYDEN's new stock Of Dry Goods,
etc., are arriving daily.
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FOR 5ALH
EXCHANGED!

i town Of Hlustonvie, Lincoln county, KY, res-
sOnails trrnIs for cash, will exchange for small
fnrm ina good locality said residence contains On
MONS halls and porch Tisrs is staise. corn-crib
buggy house, ETC., all in good repair. sood garden
spot and water convenient Store-hOuse large and we'll
arranged with two good vare-rooms attached For
further particulars call address at usOnvills
S9-Gm-ortAs JOHN J. BLEDsOE
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LOCAL. nnEvlTIEs.

Last Tuesday was All-fools' day
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
LAND AND CROP ITEMS

Local sales and General Movements
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PLO WIS, WAGONS,
Carts, Spring Wagons, ETC.,

10 the very hest usnnsr Having III. largest expert
satishsd that / can mrnish the BEST WORK sssr
bniit 10 stanfsrd and shall warrant every job tina,
leaves 10y shop I have associated With lne . good
wood wofkmaD, and vili none but the bot sea
soned timbsr.
PRESENT PRIcEs;
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS, KY, |
April l, 1873. !
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STAMFORD RETAIL sGAnmET,
oossrcrrp svssy rscrsDAs ~
GEORGE n. wEAREN 4 co,
Dealers IN

Grocerics, Produce, Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
and Shoes, Motions, &c.
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oRs .sHoEIN NC.

Hasidg a No. I horse-shoer and ios-~ofknlan, am
SAITH line The iolos lns prizes fof sh0elng
ShOslAs Al around si az . TEL, ', -. . 2
9Th h0nis-nads shoes. ,........ 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
comeFaas Yesterday,

In the Senate, Mr.. POmerOy. rising to
personal explapatiOp, denied al Of the state
heRts lately mSde aIfeCeink MS integrity, and
concluded Dy Offering . resolution providing
for q special committee TO investigate the char
Res, which was passed. The Vice President
appointed IS the special committee, senators
FrellnRhUysOn, Buckingham. AlcOrn, Thur
man and ViekeEs. A preliminary report was
suhmltted from the committee on privileges
and elections in relation to the electoral vote
OF Louisiana, embracing merely q statement
Of facts. The Alabama claims bill was dis
cussed until adjournment.
In the House, Mr.. Richie, Of Maryland, in
trOduced bill approprlating $500. 900 for the
relief Of Frederick city aud the hanks theTe0
for losses occaslOned by tho confederate army
July 9, 1854 which was referred to the com
mIttee On claims. A motion to suspend tn
rules to Ake up and pass Senate bill to EN-
dow agricultural and other practical co leges
was lost for want OF two-thlrds vote, th
result being yeas 1lS, nays 80. a motion Il
suspend the rules and Include in an apprOpri
alton bill the hl reported from the lCdiciar.
Committee % Aaj ja3 the sAlaFleS of the execu
tive, judicial and legislative departments, wa
reieCted--yeas 81, nays llO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
aua SPAIN.
ABDlCATlON OF THE KING.

MApEab. Rsb. lO-His AAaiesty Kias Amadeus
manlfe4ta = alpOsitiol to abdicats the crown, in
SAlGh csss 20 ~ TSsiR hP RoVer int the bands
u tha Cogte sAhdEid qqlst 4
PARIs Hehsusry l0.--AdVioss from Oarlist
sources represent that the insurrecton in SPAN is
daily gaining strength 1t now exists in eight
northern provinces, and is extending to central
and southern proVslees, The GoEernment Is ae-
ting ON the dSfengiVM downs afo icing fortified
and volunteers armed to resist the advance OF the
MHDRIn FsOtdAry 1N,Il p. M.AWhen Con-
Qrasa met to-day the seats Of the Ministers were
vacant Senior Fsgusras; leader Of the Rep9bli.
SaR party, sIpEsAa4 pls sarpEae St the ahAence OF
The membeFs Of the Cabinet at such . juneture
and suggested that they be notified to attend.
PrOsid0nt RiVsro thereupon sent q messenger to
request the presence of the representatives Of the
Ssnor zoTiIa, Pr@iauAs1 Of fthe CO,nsil, soon
aiEsFWnrds haIrsA and proceeded 10 address the
House. He acknowledged that the situation was
serious. but the GoysEnmsnt had no interest IN
ooneaaIinR the fact He advised tho Republican
Deputies not 10 act hastily Nothing OF ah othelal
character had yet hasn done, Tho immedlaie d4-
~ OF tbs Ossetg pns was 10 maintain osHlsL,,-s -.
Hs ObIssSsa q tAs OlsliRs Of CoASTs's unaer 'As
SSror zorilla than slaaad thai the King had ia-
iOFnsd hin "a SATURDAY last that be was firmly
resolved 10 abdieata.s h aas
his purpose, aad ma MajestV asked for twenty
fouf hoars q ooasiaoF. All that the Prime MIN
iStaF could add was that he had not since theJ
received his MAlsaayh oaslaa ~ 'of asdieation
and be was nnselo iR tbs Pfppent state OF aus
RseSS 10 saakS aas pEoroaAlto or ASK any Vou
| hom COngralA .tta u tsttt.At D..
ssnoF Fiaaaras said he could not agFes will
the Prime Nfaiaier thst thors was anything o6Bee
tioaahIs n ~ dttiag e he congrsaa, end b
moved that tha asauion b made psEsganepl,
The mo.ioA yss ee3isa ss9 " N'sa 'o''Ase
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
A Woman Attacked by q Blood
hound

A woman named oatharlne Lyrers, residing
in the rear OF No. l50 Varet street, Williams
burg. N. ", was attacked by iesOcious biood-
hound, on Thursday, while hanging up days
washing, and was terribly mutllated- T9s Heah
Of the right arm, from the shoulder 20 the ethoW,
was torn from the bone. as gaa ala0 portion
Of the right thigh, HeS back was likewise
badly lacsraled by ths ieFoeions monster. The
condition cf the unfortunate woman last night
was precarious, not 40 much from ths lacsralioAi
as the shock TO her nervous aystem. The
bloodhound belonged 10 the proprietor Of lageI
beer saloon in the neighboFhOOd. II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
"U~sa.y s.lts.,sins iIoad tn,, wears q
CFOWm'

The King OF spain has announced his de-
termination 30 tabdicats tho throne. The
event lssoo9tO fake place and in the mean
time the Spanish Senate and Congress, say
the dispatches. TIil go into joint session and
continue to sit as one chamber until the throne
is filled or future form Of government set
tied. The KiRg's disposition TO quit the throne
Is attributed to the difference between his Ma
jesty and the Ministry, which arose IN Novem-
ber last, when General Of Artillery Don Hi
dSlgo was promoted TO the Captain General
ship Of the Basque Provinces. A majority of
the officers in the artillery arm of the service
resigned their commissions at the time pro
testing aaulTakBhp ptomotlon as irsegular and
unjustihRble, and refusing to serve under Hi
dalRO, because he participated In the massacre
at San Gl Barracks IN 1885, Hidalgo, meeting
with so much opposition, finally resigned, and
the officers withdrew their designations But
the Ministry recently appointed him to new
and impOrtaRt eolnn1and at Catalonia. Tit
artillery officers renewed their protest, ant
y again sent In their resisnatiOns. The Mihistr!
disregaTded them, and, appealing to the Cortes
obtained Q nearly unanimous vote OF conf
dence. The King. from the beginning, ha'
disapprOYed 0flthe promotion OF HldalgO, anC
feels aflronted because his Cabinet cOmpels
him, Though q vote OF the COrtes, to &c
quiesce In BIS last appointment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
DIED.
IoHNSaN.-on the oh in.tn,

J0HNS9N.-On the 9th instant, in this city John
L. johnson, aged 80 years.
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully
dence. 9l6 Chestnut street. on Wednesday morning
February 18th at 1888 O'Clock. and proceed to the
Head Of Christiana.
LEW Is In the city Of Rsadiug, on the 10th inst
Amanda Wilson, wife Of Henry NJ. Lewis.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her broth
eT-in-law, John II. Moore 22S Market street, viii
mington, on Thursday, the 18th, at D. m, without
further notice, TO proceet to Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

The air is full Of rumor Of contemplated raids
on the National Treasury. The latest is that a
bill is to be introduced BY which the Government
is to assume Che SarpSt-bAg debts Of some Of
the Southern States to the amount OF Sl25 600 900
It was supposed that Northern Democrats would
favor thabiL but upon investigation, it was found
that the Democrats were not ready for it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
GeneraI E.AllprAas- -talEsn BIZ nae hatehet and

gone for the scalp Of the Post master General
He is irritated because the franking privilege is
abolished, and he wants his fellow members to
feel as uncomfortable as he himself does During
q short debate by Butler and others in the House
last week, the fact was developed that during the
last yaAr the RephbIscan members had franked
100000 Of documents Had postage been paid
on all the franked matter it would have amounted
to Ss,5OO,o0O
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
SENATE.

DOVER, Feb. 10. 4
The Senate met at 5 O'Clock, D. IN.
Mr. Watson offered Joint resolution directing
the State Treasurer TO pay to the Trustees Of Del
aware College SAT-, amount in his hands belong
ing to said College. Adopted
On motion of Mr. Watson the House bill to
divorce Mary f. Hickman, was read third time
and passed.
fhe Speaker and Mr.. Mustard gave notice of
sundry bills.
On motion OF Mr.. Records the following House
bills were read
An act for the relief of Mary f.. Williams.
And an act to incorporate the Delaware Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Mr.. Silver member of the House presented
joint resolutions appolting Robert II. Davis, State
Treasurer, and Robert Ellegood, Auditor Of Ac-
counts, subsequently these resolutions were con-
cured in
On motion of Mr.. Watson the House bill to di-
vorce Susan Duhadway from her husband was
read a second time and referred
On motion of Mr.. Records the House bill relat
ing to Gypsies, was read.
The following bills were introduced and Read
BY Mr.. Speaker an act Ia relation to New Castle
Library Association.
! By Mr.. Shakespeare, an act to incorporate thu
! Holy Cross Cemetery Association, of Dover.
| By Mr.. Stocklcy, an act to repeal Section 10 o
Chapter 53I Of the Laws OF this State
| On motion OF Mr. Riddle the following bill
| were read a second time:
An act To incorporate thg Brandywino Spring
| improvement Company.
Aud an act to incorporate Germauia Loan A;
soeiation, No. >.
On motion of Nj Vandergrin, the followin
bills were read second time
| An act to Incorporate the st. Peters Benefci,
Society, Of Wilmington.
An act in relation to the Trustees OF the Poo
of New Castle county.
Aud an act to prevent Live Stock from runuin
at large in School District, No. 63, in New Cast
county.
. On motion OF Mr.. Records the following bill
were read second time
An acc in relation to fishermen.
An act to incorporate the Democratic New
Company.
And an act in relation to State Chemist.
Mr.. StOckley introduced the following bills
An act to amend Chapter 81 Revised Statute
| Mr. Mustard introduced q bill in relation to d
Smyrna and Delaware Bay Rail Road.
On motion, the Senate bill to incorporate )
Paurs Beneficial Society was read second tin
by its title.
ON motion of M Riddle the House bill to re
; uatc the mode OF assessment of Real Estate "
l read second time.
: Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

A AostJn asailsnaa one "TGEt Field sad
FsFmH q or anlharitYl EeiOielRg 10 The proiess-
sion % nAWly imRoglsd puintss' oeses sea W 80
0og eouainT 3 & daaa o1an3 On eho street. tae otn-
ers,aV anH could hak imagine the reason until,
ever large milllilry SlaEs eppoliie be discover
C the siGn Of "a EsssFia@s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

An examination of the books of the Union Pa
cAc Railroad Company shows that the profit of
building the road was .S4sOOOOOO The amount
of bonds giYep BY the United States Gov
eminent wasi Sst, ,OOO,OoO Had these not been
given, the road could still have been built at q
profit Of 1900. JIId 7 E.5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Ray COR I.oa1oalss eAta,

Tuaae Hinkley, president of the Philadel-
mi 4 ana Wilmington railroad Company, was
before appropriation committed yesterday on
the subject OF obtaining pay for the use 2.
railway postOftiee cars. These cars were y
is REPRESENTED, placed on the leading roads =
1888, under prom lse by tue aepefs nlent M W -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
wm. II. Staats.
In Chancev.

m H. otiats - In ChanceFy.
New castle tounkv -
John P. Collins ct. all Cause OF PartitiSa.
In pursuance of a renewed order Of the ChaneeiIor
IN the above cause, made at the September Ten A
D. ls@ all persons having any lien OF liens aGsatiRx
the interest or estate of William II. Stats John r.
Collins, Susan Jane Collins his Wife GeOrEs StaAts
ohm p Stats, Mary L. Deakyne, JsmeS ii
stats, and Edmund l.. Stats, or either OF thsDl
IN the lands and premises 10 which said cause
forth the nature and amount Of the same in ths 0t
nee Of the Register in Chancery fOF New castle cOun
ty, Ten days before the third Monday in Pshruary
A. D. o3 and to appear and prove said lien or li0ns
at the ensuing term of the Court before the FsinR
the Court on the third day of the term.
GEO. B. RODNEY, Trustee
New Castle. Del. Jan. 8. lsl2-eMtfehlI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
HOUSE.
The House met at 3 o'clock.

The House met at o'clock.
By a resolution introduced ny Mr.. Hickman,
Robert H. pA.is was declared elected State
Treasurer
Mr.. Shelldrake introduced a resolution APP
pointing =. T.. Elleguod, Auditor OF Accounts.
Adopted.
The Committee on Vacant Lands reported
bill allowing John Mansfield to locate certain
land in Kent county. 81" 20
Notices of bills were given as follows:
Incorporating the Excelsior Loan Association
of Wilmington; enabling Sallie \. Townsend TO
make last will ami Testament; prohibiting live
stock from running at large in Duck
Creek hundred; incorporating the Wesleyan
| Female College; incorporating the st. Georges
| Library Association; Incorporating Magnolia
Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. F.; Incorporating the
Mutual Loan Association, of MiddletoWni de
fning aud fixing the legal fees in cases before
Justices Of the Peace,
The following petitions we're presented read
and refelled; for the repeal OF the 10 cent tax
on travel, by $50 persons; asking that live stocl
, be prevented from running at large IN Duel
Greek Hundred; from 30 citizens OF Whining
ton asking more representation IN the Genera
, assembly, for New Castle county; asking tha
live stock be prohibited running at large il
school district No l6d, Sussex county; askinl
: the repeal of the law by which a certain stree
in Laurel wal opened; relating TO temperance
: (seVeral)
1, Asking that an old road IN Sussex County b
vacated; asking for authority to strengthen Ger
) tain pubhc roads IN Dover Hundreds; from q
citizens If New Castle Hundred; rsmonatEa tln
against the repeal Of the usury Law; aSking tbs
live stocs bc prohibited running at large in Scho'
Districts 81 l2i, lCl and 23, Sussex COUNT
asking the rupral OF the marriage license Law
asking permiss,nu to strengthen public road
IS Mispillion Hundred; demonstrating against th
II repeal oil the llW locating certain Justice {
Is the Peace within three miles of Harbeson, Su
sex County.
81 The following bills were read a second tim
is Senats bill for the relief OF II. r. Robinson CC
It Senate bill extending the time for recording pI
Al vate acts by Mr.. Sheldrake exenphng certai
G article or personal property, from executions pr
ID cess 10 tho amount OF $2Uo. exclusive OF Bib
10 books, TOOLS &o,1 divorcing Joshua Marsha
Irene Fulpeg. Amonda Wilkins aud Samuel
D. 0ttersOn .s. .
re Tho following billA were read . second time !
IL specill order Senate bill re-establishng the sal
Of ries OF the Treasurer OF the Statl and the Iru
e, tees OF the School Fund, (making their salari
$3.50 par annum from March 80, lSIlli dtVldll
to school District No. 81, Sussex County; exten
Ae lng the Henry road across the Delaware Railro
in Nispillion Hundred.
M AT 64O the House adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
DAILY GAZETTE.

The S'ssser JOtiphdt abandoned the discussion
of the question of Representation amp in its reply
to the Gasttte descends to mere personal abuse
which is unworthy an answer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
aEauts.

NTANTED-To buy or rent a Mill Those hay :
w ing good Grist n i'll TO sell or rents please
add ress New Castle" at this office. iebll-2W
a ANFED TO RENT OR BUY-A small truck
w Farm OF ten or twenty acres. near Whining
ton. Addre "DELAWARE." Gazette Office, sta
ting location. price. 80. fsb5-lW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

N0TICE.-I have this day retired from the Lum-
~ Der business having disposed Of nv entire inter
est to L; A. Harris and W. W. Harris who will con
tlnue the Lumber busineF5 at the n e. corner Of
Front and Tatnall streets. J. A. HARRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

The shops of the Great Western Railway
Company, in England, have been compelled
to stop work, from inability TO obtain the
coal which supplies their motive power. This
Wales
At New Orleans, yesterday, Judge Durel
instructed the Clerk Of the United States COur
not to allow newspaper reporters to examine th,
records or documents in any case pending there
IN H#..-I n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

The Detroit car wheel foundry at Detroit,
was burned on Sunday moralng' Loss SacS .
600. So
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Registers OraeF,

hA9tSfEh-S OkHICks
New Castle County, JanaaTysSth. 1ss3.
Upon the Application Of NIC1Ok DOtONfI
Exeeutor Of CHARLES /. DnPONf. Jr. late Of
CnrisliAna hundred. in said county, aooeAsoas tE
is ordered and directed by the hsglslor
that the Executor Aforesaid siVe notice Of the
granting of Letters festamentAry upOn the Is
tate of the deceased, with the date Of granting
ing thereof By causing advertisements % oe
posted within forty days rom the date Of saeA
Letters, in six of the most Publie places ot the
County OF New Castle, requiring all Rersans AAE-
ing demands sgaiEst the Estate to present the
same. or abide by an Act Of Assembly in suee
ease made aAd provided. And nlse o&Ese the sane
TO be Inserted WitAin tue sane pS{aoa IN ehs
Delaware Gazette, = newspaper p0hliSAoa IN viii
min gt0n, and to be continued therein tive m0aeha,
1--R Given underline hand and Seal Of oGss 81
l. 8. u Register Aforesaid, attn Castle, In New
49, Castle County afSFeaid, the day and yesr
shave Wfitten. B. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE. -.
AlIpeFsons having clAi ms again kaeAtse ths
deceased must presentthe same duy 1tteSted q ne
Executor on OF before January sth, 1874. O. aotae
the Aet Of Assembly IN such case maa9 aEsa pFoVt-
dsd.8 VICTOR OukONI. kEssaeor.
Wilmington. Del Jan. 99-2u 1e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
A Boy Killed by His pIaymate.

Last night some boys were playing in the
house Of Mrs. Brown, No. 522 Sixth avenue,
n. \. They were teasing one another, and ono
Of them, William Barker, aged 13, of No. 524
Sixth avenue, became very angry. and threat
ened John Schafer, aged 10, Of No. 52S Sixth
avenue, that he would shoot him, at the same
time pulling small pistol from his pocket.
Schafer continued teasing, when Barker dis.
charged the pistol, the ball entering SchafIer's
right temple, killing him Instantly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

The undersigned have this day formed a Copart-
nershlp under the firm name Of Lester A HaFris
Brother. successors to j. A Harris and viii Continue
the Lumber business at the n. L. corner Of FTOat
ana latnall streets LESTER A. HARRIS
lanl4-lm WILDER W. HARRIS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance ~
the patronage Of the public 50 Rener0usly Tiyen 10
the old firm. GEO " IRISH = SCN ~
Wilmington. Feb. !, IS7,j-2w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

COPARTNERsHIP NoTICE.-I have tbis dav
~ associated Walter b. Bush with me 10 the
Freizhting aud Coal business, under the frn-nams
Of Geo W. Bush Il Son. GEO W BT-SH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
Commercial Business OMOes
OF ss.
HwLAED n. PGNINGTOK.

Rrsushsaraa RaIBdIaE, seh a MaFhst ssa.s.-, l.s.
WILMINGTON. DBL. 1s4 sa5tsael
RaOks adjusted posted and settled.
SSSlsssiess a ssSdS 10 Delaware and MarylAnd. \,
Co@msssssi C E,alseTs general attended 70. M Ira @
ia21-lm l.f II f'as rA
~MAwARR AVENUE LOT ron gkHR- g 07i
y b'1f fsSt front Apply ct tksoAee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

Having this day admitted into CO-partnerShip B.
James, and thankful for past patronage. hoks my
friends and customers will continue 10 deal wif6
the new fFm. HOWARD r WAIT,ON
feb7.S. d6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11

q small Tubular Steam Boiler. : soss 49, ~. -
az kenting paTpoaaa. Price SO. AeBly - lals -.
es. 3 IS 81, sep1s-1 sep1s-1 !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-11
RUIT GROWERS MEETING.
DNTI1D,EENp.,9EFIGE p ( Fl I OF THE WILMINGTON

y
WILMINGTON, Feb, !, 1873.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Gas Co
have this day declared dividend OF Three Dollars
per share tor the past SIX months payable on de-
mand T. j. LAWSON TTeesnrs- ~
iso5-iVt No. 80 Shipley street