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National Republican., 1873-12-31
TAKE CARE OF YoUR vALUABLKs

Call and exanins the nre and bsaslar- proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner oI
New York svesus aad Finseath street, fer safs
keeping Of securities, jewels, siver-ware, or otheI
vaiuAbles. Rssts, from tsn 10 .sixty dsllas PAL
annum, according To sise. No business man ean
afford to do without than. fr
Take rarHtRg JreAiAs cAieaso snd BosieA ylrss
National Republican., 1873-12-31

HAvASA .onAxaNs Just recclvsi by Fiphouss
Youngs 90, srocer. see sdysrtIs.msns.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
prIr,pIr ,y.oux,pur,r

drsrs' heavy solid gold watches, Elgin,. Walt.
ham or Marion movements. Is low As eos, ct
Princess, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
rHE couryo pATEyr ooyvEyrIoy

A meeting Of gentlemen Interested In the sub.
jeet Of patent Legislation was held at the Patent
Once yesterday to make arrangements concern.
ing the patent convention which will meet in this
city on the 18th OF January next The meeting
presideit and Chas. 5. whitman secretary. Re
marks were made by Den. LegKett, Mr.. ThAeher,
Hon, q, W, Dyer and othefsj after which the
meetipg adjourned TO meet at the same place vn
Friday, January =, at 9 ~. m.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
RAILROADS.
RAEfIM0RE AND ONO RAiLRoAD.

| III
:s NJ, ssRsE Psffs::T CRY g. ,s ,s
isls",srs i,slssrs s"s ss VIZ VIZ ESiinns: ss m. M
cissIns.g Ksgre.', Via Msiropoiiisn 80. :
Bc.ssa' New YSti ana f6iisaeiphis TX. ''' %
500 M
Dsiti%ors fss Eiprsss, wiincat Stops. siua n,
Hnltmort and Nay Points. .l-itp ~.
S.,YSIs sS YSIs f.,s:. isa .S;iEs. Si,ss. M
ssII,smors sIssore s ssS VIZ En,. Esins,....... sp T M.
fhiisday $50 >.
Be.sss S.v Is;liS.x fiii.S.ipSls; 81: ',g NJ
E5EEAlS fxHi.6Ri itxiy ioi laiiiiilnope al al
''s :. mn, .,, .'a sssnssSBA ssasnssSBA " 4Sslss. !.
sor s.'i%ers liz 8 J" ".,,Aes, .,s,,A, $50 r
-. rssiss "a : LEsyE ss..y'sorE; AZ Y.
Ma Ss ~, II: ~ ~ m
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81 ssfassis;sSs N
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d ..s .ss-, Y s. s.': Smith: .;s st
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ssEsAaF sEsAaFr'sSSiBs sSaB AyS oSssSSs2srssyitIEAs oSSssSSs22srSsyi yitIEAs
Essys ws.hlns,es 2, sns a, m, a.a,sn psm. .,ana
80 shr'ssAf yIincsHsS fHHSs se'f 'fTIeAssasEcARs. !,
ssssss ssssS < 9 ss aA ess.., ana
r''''ssfs atS'i5 i5l,sr nj rXxsssSl,2toL,s. l
Ass'" .. N. 'fS sok nj xS SsSSfEYht mot ." sunday
r ISiSi 81 81 ISs q IxrERurp, are
a A. 2 4; 4: i Il: :.:; e. 4. 4: s
IsI.s:s iasis: 80 9 .. -. ana ,.s pm, daily.
s:iss i.ss.. ,.r q j. n s. .s 4:
i.i:s |: Is: s:,s +;
y s!' y; n ::iS'... '.. .ra Boston. ..s.A.
'sr's'"sn' OIL 'n''"sa ffice. n. sHARP,
r.'Is. s.E. = a.SSi, IEsTss''Aas 'Aa
,.y, ~. e.n.r., sS; ssss s Ms.Slsssas;. MHSSSSSs;
a LGx11ySEENIz 4 SEENIz AMP .V4HI[IFdF6Ny
p.iSsaF SSSiH ri Ssb Z siss.r..
Lecsi train, for Eisxs ssdSia leave e foliowsi :,
= q Hissssiss 4 Si sslis; ]. s;S:s IN, Nh ;st.s' 81
Isesi train. leave Aisssnarss o follows, q ~
..i y i;s% sssjE!i .'ls'ss; S.is: ssiiy.
T!siss VI; shS.. ssa.ees vtp tr.inso on wash
auXs1TiiSSp Y sssmssS.,lsn leaves wa.hlss.en
'i SsiEzr Al $50 sc1tss ifsIs via Renmo.a
issyos Washington ii'ss ,, m, dAlly, esespt sam
3. e. !. q. . .s:s ~ ss,' ss ssse ..s .rf @ ss
vsnia avenns, and Thirteensh and PeunsylvRni
-: :: s's s.:: '::!, :s.T 4: ss
@ssssa @ 70 ds''a.'''n o..., fs..s.sss : ssys ass..
National Republican., 1873-12-31

.Ht. FELL DRESS ...r
OUR SPECT4LTfES
Panty SEASON.
puLL DnEss SUITS
ATS PEE CENT. DISCOUNT
ful! Dress suits. for Parties
ful! Drets sSulu....s,,........fo for WcddtnHs
RS sfi GENT: i6iistotsf. iji;tt sSffe''''0''
Full Dress suits. for Sociables,
Fun Drejs sss'fi ffK Az 8,sSsafrion'
PROM REGULAR rRlCxs.
rrr FULL LINE EFn
: oy our own NAxrrAcrrr1 III
rQrNL TO CUSTOM WORK,
AT2S, PER GEM. DISCOUNT. az
80" f'a 1iAniF Bhoe.,
Merchant Tsilors and Fius Clothicrs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
DISTRICT BONDS AND SCRIP
taken In payment for Pianos, Sewing Machines,
Watches. Jewelry. ETC., at Robert Fuiton's, slt
Ninth street northwest
EiaHTEEs-x AnAr RAND BnAcELETs, as low as
sia pair, at i'rinevs leoei Pennsyivania arsnue.
NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Solid gold, ll-karat, fades' hunting ease watch,
Warranted for ono year, SIS al Princes, ioos Penn.
81 lvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

.ss sss;' s:' s :s % sS
tion Of the bronchial iubes OF tendency 10 con.
sumption, viii md 4 fDr. Hisisy's Bsissns II Fal
ssse,a.i IN % r.Ss,ins ss' .ssss ~ als.s !. =
Eif.%.ay' II .p.sds u; T.S.ssi s%sSi 4 ! rs%.sy
National Republican., 1873-12-31
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC r. n.
TEN PER CsNr REDUCTION OF WAGES
DRDERED

The employees OF tho Baltimore and Popmac
railway were notified last evening that their
wpges would he reduced ten per cent. and amer
the hrst OF January next. The Hnnoubcenien nj
occasionsd some grumbilnK amongst thusc who
were on the premises ri the time, and frurs wero
entertained that the arrival OF others ni,on the
trains would culminate In n general strike. and
possibly result In enbarrassmen to tho running
Of the trains II Is understood that nsseiing oi
tue employees for conference will he held to-day,
at which somc definite conclusion a. TO their &C.
ZION IN TIE premises viii be reached.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
are being offered BY W. w. Burdette, ,loil Seventh
street northwest, with an unrivaled assort:
plain, from six 10 seventy.hvs cents
each, Also, Kid gloves, two-buttcns, .st ei.to
iins, cashmercs, wool, nanneis, biue And gray
repellants and cloths hl at panic prices for cash.
Five hundred all wool shawis at u each. Fish.
bone eorsets ct 20 cents. Gall and sec this excel.
lent assortment of goods, offered 70 tho public at
great bargains by W. W. Burdette. =
National Republican., 1873-12-31

GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE
SoRrHwrsr, sotjrn xsp SOUTHWEST.
On aud amer December :, is7a trains ~ ieAysss
ins,sn.... ~ :. N. sltln..ore...,,s :, N.
!; ":"gsS%. ".::..".gs,Se.%% !; @ @,..;S 3 ~ ~
THE skHx;fs s'fs h TRACK R;JIItjIFls R;IItjIls m
With elegant ecenery, Palace state-room, day and
night cars, with modefu improvements.
Nss YSsf. s. ~,, - .,, - "s 80. ,"N e.Aa.'
n Hes % div, sseep, Han.S .eepS nJps,h~ss Ss g.
N. daily, exespt Sunday, West and soathwssti siSs
p'm' '.nN MHkE CONNECTIONS
through from wathinston 70 81. Louis, Chicago and
Tckets by inl. rssis can pc procured at the once,
and ThiI,ecnih streei and rsnnsyiyanls Avenue,
WHERE reliable Information will be given At AZ times
In Palace Cars for 81. Lous,
Corner fsIriSssntn st. aes Penn. s,. avenue,
EDS. YOUNG, General fss:snSsr xssl.',
-
National Republican., 1873-12-31

FOR RECEPTIONS,
Full Dress Suits,
Full Drcss Suits,
Al EsENAN 4 bRo,'s,
bo5 Seventh street, May Buliding.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

Choice French Cream y.ixtures al lowest club
rs,s. n Eiphonio You. &; 4 60, sroccrl See
National Republican., 1873-12-31

sroAns, Cory.ys AND rsss retsii,ns at whole
sse .s ge,,ses y yphonso yOunss o., srocsr'
National Republican., 1873-12-31

THE GRgAr EsaLJsn RknEpr nor Goat nd
hheumaiism. All suhercrs from the above com
plants, either of recent or long standing arc ad-
They can bf relied upon as tho most snre ami o.
fectual remedy ever offered 90 the public and
years with the greatest succep, Prepared 81
PRorT HAnsASr, IN Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists. wv " E'FNFN
National Republican., 1873-12-31

wHiTE, clean, sound tooth, ali may have Ny
s,ns Ssily TsvasTSs .s e Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
BEAUTIFUL son, glossy hair, all desire Il, all
may have II BY ccnstant use Of THoNrsox's Po-
IdoHr-coIoREp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not eoilcd Jouykz D lnodoroul Kid Glove Cleaner
will rcnovato them thoroughly. Price, % cens
ers $500 II
WELLS MAoHnr-sPRsAp SrRKxsrnESrxG
PLAsrkRs, whenever plaster 10 nestrd, arc
rivallod. Price, ~, -, and % eents each.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
WnLAss rA,l-
~. Adjoipiur wiiiard's Hotel.
Caroline Richings- Bernard's
.sOLRDE rOLKEs-
& ..H NJ u Il 1t Al. a N ION


Per ONE ws.k. commencing JsnuaryA
ne ''Yse geS4S.iSST ysss I, SfiTr'gissff grsfSnNEns
VELVET. LxEf. LxEeif.ssaa s sxffiS xslffis' COSTUMES.
PRESS = 4 sTffiIfsf sfEiIsff,s ss < SsS y SygLlo
s.s at R'S sis &c sisss a EN- "'
NArssSAL TnEArRE.
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KEi.LSass II " ss';sSs'sa ;TsRSsc'sapE.
tSn%.ssSs tSaSsso rsSSacHgsssas gaSsslys
LUCIA nj i.xMMERMooR.
iSsodors hsssis:S, xI g.;iiii;Sia;; Q. 3. as
rr.ak A. iiss.sp, a%icsi bircc,Or
sssestsS.c e. Esss A s ESs %. nfaSsss a:s:.s a
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s1s sssaa Ss..s I..S JaIisoa, MAiss.Fsifs fasis.
,,,.. TIE MA.iixSE 81 PraAne.
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y. !. n2rRifiAIiA. ny2rRifAiA
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IsIII noAEMlAN QlRl..
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.sss ~ q i ssaa., q S,.@ssess y O. EEsDAY, January
,k.ssrs 81 ssiS, . sad eco according TO les.-
TUESDAY EvkSixe, gASuARYs ,14
b. MISS ANNA D. DICKINSON.
80 .yoR YOUR owN SAKE"
@ q ~ sss:;sssss' ',sse:y %sssnina ',s, Y,
fssssS sss':; reserved seats ssssn'. extra.
,TAhAUSCHEk At reRDs.'
.os noSDAY, MKT, IAsUARYk
QUEEN OF TRAGEDY 4
WI 90 s'nsf;lEf nTsf;lEfwsMa. Eso AoExENr, 4
s ,ss :, ,.,ss h.Si'a''sd to her plays
LADY PEHRhoSK pSRIoSNhs sHSE nssTXA sTgAnT tn nEpEA,
f.i 4: :. Ne change In the regular , g.!s.;
INArAoNAI rngArRE.
H. .. O. sAvrLLs .. Sole L...eo and director.
nosplIa11EEsslSsSS. SET SSorsss,s, yEAs, 8, m.
1''' ;,sses .o35ssSSASs eSI|8 i Ssiss4q sqqz pzE.r,
'Ssf with rs TSfxsxESH'bi' M ALT ES'i's sboSEs" ssH 81"
l u .ba.N z L9D Aof0AYt
"a + s:sss .s ss :s
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.!S! N ss.s N /. .... !. i.
Ia '".ssn i.ssSG SiaDYsEaiiEEyp f;f6i Y!ssSEaiiEEyp' play"
oAesf 49,. :ss ss;s.iTl drama Ers.l.s
sHlSAsR 5r4 4TNTAE SSnlsIA n SAs,
SOCIETY, No. !, will be hea ~ hasenic Temple spn
MONDAY. JANUARY s. 1914
Tlcksis, saslsuss Gep,iensa and Ladies'. p. | "a
he Mad Of the members. a.c2I, q. pSjass
\ I ,IHCelN MAI.l. -, L
= gs.'7 voun MEETS ONLY.
xssst;ssS ss$ 4iss ssGs
Il Return ~ ths Baneus Artlstie
DUPAlH = DENEDICf's
NEW 0nLBAHs NIhsTRELs,
;: kssa Eve: se S';s ~.
s;s i: ss:si 9 e.
csHs!: $ss.sS ssss, s,:siss .i.;s Ss u,
s:s sss s':s:s ss.u.s s::ss :sst.s ssaslss. ssss
Si;;::i !:is :: y; IF
tY. nj. g. A. irerSsHs.
r. 49,. LINCQLN Hall.
/ Sahn -. 0oS1Sh,
i Tut1DAr EyENIN0. ysnasry u,
DiAsrsn u Warren Chcate SCc. ., sii fennsyivs.f
MA sve.ss. Lecsnrs bsEins promptly at O'Clock i
j DD0rEaseR TRsPpp e1AND DE-E
rsAxcf III ssibiaaSif4ifE iaSfiIfafs' sisor ,'.-
sa TrR. WI ,SSiy a., q .da'''ea w''AinS.Hp
Il
National Republican., 1873-12-31

hENTAptH HNN"VO'DhE"HNT'
Tho public arc Invited to call and examine the
iss q , s : Il ~:
avenue and II the prises arc not lower than any
other persons who hold out Inducements, Of what
ever nature, he does not exPsct their petrsnags.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

DIARiKs for 1874 for registering events past,
present and futurs--A valuable poeke compan lon
with blank space for every day In the year.
Ahilington, bookseller, corner Teur nd-a half
street and Penney syivania avsnus, hes any differ.
ent kinds, m various styies or Uonding. Com
menee the new year with diary.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

. sss % ssss.ggs 4ss.s: ts e.: .ls.. @ s.:
National Republican., 1873-12-31
KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.

J. III. SQUTER Co,
BANKERS, No. ltlo Peunsylvania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

DOWN
A well-cut and weii-nado Brown Melton Over.
coat at 70. EisENAs 4 DRo.,
sos Seventh street, May building.
National Republican., 1873-12-31
WV sronn, srw srockll-

rxw sToRE! sEw srocki sI.#
n. G. LEwis, No. oos.< SEVENTH srRRsr,
East slide, (nrur sircct,) f
has now In s,urc, and daily receiving q large and
complete assor mcnt ofDESTLgNENa, Of II Bovs Ayr
CniLDRKN'S HATS of the very LarEsf srrfks
iNo GooDs, cheap for cash. q - fuonf
National Republican., 1873-12-31

TUESDAY EvkNINe, JANUARY Q, I'VE
Ila. MISS ANNA D. DICKINSON.
.Bon YOUR OWN SAKE"
Sale Of esSts eonsIsences saturday morning, jan
nssy Y Xsrrth Ghosie Co.'S bookstore, NJ
p ISlii1onW cents; reserved seats q cents extra.
National Republican., 1873-12-31

. Fer one werk. commencing January
The truape. which Il rsnsposrd cf
-Tr TWkST1-FOUR fERfORMERs,
VELVET, LIEE 2SS 3 xTffN xSiffis' COSTUMES.
PRESS = Bi BBifs;rfsSpsffeSS ,spf M n rs s,rp,,o
to ~ the nbest ever otpaniyesi.
,keserved seats m nay nov he ol!s sned AZ Eilis NIT
National Republican., 1873-12-31
Alss, Recently PssIishsd,
AWNINGS.

T6hIs 81 EHy sSEsEDsss !.ss.s sSa s
tion. syo. sheep. G.so. dess-Mwfsi
National Republican., 1873-12-31
NEW Law BOOKS.
ss.s. LirrLt, s.ewSFs CO
Have New 1eadyi, ,-l ~

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National Republican., 1873-12-31

NEW 0kLEAkb JIh6THELH,
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VA ~. s!;;s NM -;
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ssa S;s:s,g r s.,, S;:s sssSi;.!.. MI.
22 2f S:..;. Z; PHGssss Hssss. ssa zI,3
National Republican., 1873-12-31
Y.M.C: a. ..ers.''.

rSfsbai kSsSlSe'S lSeS;Mn; ;.aa.sg :.
,hi,ssss. N No s1tsa snasSe ios Ts.stysd seats.
Ne svs.ss. Lssisrs Sssins promptly Il o.siest
National Republican., 1873-12-31

sixoKn srwixe nAcHiNHs. aTg
Out ef eA sewing machines distributed 70 Ap-
plicants BY the Chicago Relief CommIttee, each
applicant Designating tho machine she wanted
2t2I were Of the Singer patent. These sRninennt
iae.s .how . ths hlfh slprecis,ion IN yh.sh ,his
York, H''FTF-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

Do not stop to tell stories in business hours.
If you have place of business, be found there
when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting round stores
and saloons.
Never fool in business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, iberslty, and
promptness.
Do not NEEDLE with business you know moth
ing of.
Never buy an article you do not need, simply
because it ID cheap, and the man who sells il
will take it out in trade.
Trade in money.
Strive to avoid hard words and personalities.
Do not kick every stone in the path More
miles can be made in day in going steadily on
than stopping.
Pay as you go.
A man of honor respects his word as his bond.
Aid, but never beg.
Help others when you can, but never give
what you cannot afford to, simply because it il
fashionable.
Learn to say mo No necessity of swapping
it out dog fashion, but say it firmly and respect
fully.
Have but few confidants the fewer the bet
ter.
Use your own brains rather than those oil
others.
Learn to think and act for yourself.
Be vigilant
Keep ahead rather than behind the times
Readers cut this out, and if there be folly in
the argument let us know.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
A Thournnd Years Ago.


Two miles above Elmira, N. Y, on the south
bank of the Chemung river, there is place
called Fort Hill. This ia bluff, one hundred
feet high, on the top Of which there is an an
Gent fertilization. The place Is naturally de-
Tended on three sides by perpendicular lodges OF
rock and on the fourth an embankment has
been thrown mp, which must have been at least
eight or ten feet high when built, and 1876 feet
long, There is a pine stump standing on it
nearly three feet in diameter.
When Col. Handy settled in this regional tho
close of the Revolution, the embankment wore
the same ancient appearance as now. On the
east end Of the bluff the rocks terminate in a
sharp point, down which steps were cut by the
builders of the fort, in order to supply them
selves with water from a small ravine which en-
tiers the river at this place. The fort covered
about an acre. Two or three miles above this
place there is ar aboriginal burying ground,
where cups, saucers, ETC., made of stone, to-
gether with human bones have been dug up.
At Waverly, 1ioga county, New York, there is
ashill of gravel, sand and clay, belonging to the
Drift Period, which is ono or two hundred feet
high, and entirely disconnected from the sur
rounding hills. 1t is called Spanish Hill. There
is an ancient earthwork running around the top
of it, incloslng about thirteen acres. 1t WAS
doubtless built by some race prior to the Iudi-
ans though the inhabitants suppose it to be the
work of the Spanlards, which, of course, is not
the case, as no Spauiatds were ever in this re-
giou. Some OF them also believe that the whole
hill is the work OF man, which is likewise mis-
take The Indians had a tradition that none OF
their number could go on that hill and live thai
the Great Spirit got angry once great while
ago and killed all the Indians who attempted &c
80 up the hill.
Near rapport, MKean county, Psnnsylvania
there is another of these Notifications, which
bears the marks of hoar antiquity. 1t is situat
ed on the flat, in the valley of the Tunungwant
and surrounds two or three acres, il not more
The place was defended on the north by sma
stream, and on the other three sides an eartl
work was constructed which remains after tn
lapse of centuries On this earthwork there ar
standing large elms, naples, and hemlock
which doubtless contain three or four hundre
rings of annual growth, while the fallen trlml
of their predecessors, still older, lie rottiug upc
fI,af nd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
Hear him on the 10Th.


The election in New Hampshire takes place
to-day The candidates for Governor are Eze-
kiel A, Straw, Republican James A. Weston,
Democrat; Samuel r. Mason, Liberal, and Or.
John Blackman, Temperance. The present del
egation in Congress from the State is unani-
mously Democratic.
Michigan Democrats feel greatly encouraged
at the results II the spring elections in that
State. Bugville, LOG Corner, and one other
town, (which. last year, went for Grant, have
now chosen Democratic constablbs.
The Buffalo Commercial says; Instead of
trying to give the Almighty special clause of
reeognitional in the national charter, let an Ell
fort Be made to elect to public office men whC
recognize Gods laws as their rule of action"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

l have tested Boyer's HoOf Llniment on the feet
of over one hundred horses. The difference In the
condition of the feet is 80 great in It's favor that
would not be without 1t for ten times its cost It
should be properly applied TO every horses hoof es-
pecially In the Summer when ths horses feet are
always in contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard sand feverisn,
which produces contraction cOrns, quarter cracks.
contraction of the back sinew, commonly called
HKnee Sprung" and often from the pains in the
hOofs II produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used.
It should be used on every horses hoot as common
them In good condition. E. x. CONkLlN,
Proprietor and Superintendent of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON street. Philadelphia.
e. BRINGHURST q CO., Apotheearies,
cor. Sixth and Market streetA
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
'HOof Eminent are fully prepared to supply II
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
Talmage's lecture Wednesday, the 10th.

SUDDEN DEArH.--Emma Hayden, resident
of this city, went, last evening, to visit her SIS
ter, who resides in shipley street, near 80.
When she arose to return home she complained
of feeling badly, but started, and got as far as
the door. when she was prevailed upon to rest
awhile. In turning to re-enter the door, she
fell upon her knees, and was at once assisted to
a bed, but never spoke word afterwards Her
death transpired in few moments She was
nearly IL years of age. Her father removed
10 this city something over year ago from
Chestertown, Md. We understand that several
of her sisters have died in similar manner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

John P. Robson and a party of twenty-nine
persons, who have been since last June engaged
in exploring for line for the Canada and Pa
cilc Railroad, from Neepigon to Fort Garry, ar
rived at st. Pauls on Sunday. They walked
from Neepigon to Duluth, a distance Of $50 miles
on snow shoes, their baggage being conveyed
by dog teams. They were accompanied by about
dozen Indian guides. Robson says his party
surveyed 400 miles of road, over 200 men having
been employed in the work. and they completed
the survey on February 1st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

DIsPLEAsusE WITH GRANTS INAUGURAL.
BERLIN, March Ii.
The German papers strongly condemn Presi-
dent Grants inaugural, and ask whether the
Monarchial States ought TO continue diplomatic
relations with power whose Executive thus in
anlia them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

HNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS RANR,
NO. SOT MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON DEL
Open to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business heurs, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from TO O'Clock, P. M.
AL the profits OF the Bank after the payment OF
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benent Of
the deposit0rs, and dividends arc made semi-annu-
ally in April and October. Since the organization OF
the Bank in 1885, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate OF six per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits, and
at once become entitled to participate in future
dividends.
NO manager is allowed to borrow any Of the. funds
intrusted TO the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. huLKs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH, GEORGE s. CAPKLLR,
CHARLES w. ROWLAND, M. L. LIoHTRNsTkIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. r. BENSON,
HENRY +. DURR, JOB II. Jackson,
JoRF McLKAR, VIM II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HIILES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President
oct12-ly JOHN 7. MCLRAR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

Pratts Astral Oil, wholesale and retail emporium
and headquarters at Fosters Drug store, Front and
West Streets Wilmington, Delaware.
A large invoice just received, In l gallon and
gallon cans convenient for family use. Sold BY the
quart gallon or barrel, 10 suit purchasers.
Grocers and dealers supplied at lowest wholesale
rates.
ID is the only safe and reliable burning fluid I'm
use gives the brilliant light does not grease
the lamps and will not explode. The gallon cans
are conveniently put up for family use.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

FURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
~ GOULD & co. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD & co. sell the Best Furniture,
GOULD n CO. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD Il co. sell the haDdsomest Furniture.
GOULD co have the largest Stock.
GOULD u Co. have all kinds OF Furniture.
GOULD a CO. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co. offer irgains.
GOULD 4 co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD d CO. have great advantages in Manufac-
turing.
GOULD co.'s Furniture is the most elegant.
GOULD CO. have Polite Attendants.
GOULD IL o have well-light2d Stores.
GOULD CO. have four stores.
GOULD CO.,
N. K Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos. 81 and SO
N. SECOND St., 1906 MARKET st, and 2T2
S. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12

Partial returns of the New Hampshire cleo
ton, yesterday, indicate that there has been no
choice of Governor by the popular vote, land that
the Democrats have carried the three Congress-
ional Districts. This makes no change in the
political complexion of the delegation, as the
present three members are also all Democrats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-12
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