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81 EzteHsSue Furniture StoTe.-The attention OF
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture OF j. j. n. Hartman, No. 41t
King street. There Is nothing equal to it In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ofice or dwelling can doubtless be accomno-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They makt
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities
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Building Felt-We have been very much inter
ested In examining samples Of this Feltng sent Ms
by Mr.. G. Fay, Camden, N, j. 1t is highly recon
mended for covering the outside of buildings, and
inside instead Of plaster, tar substance 50 obIec
tionable, being used II has great strength, and
resembles nne leather. Nj. Fay maj ufaetures from
this feltng, floor covering painted In various nea
designs For descriptive circular, price list ant
samples send two stamps.-N, j. Republican,.
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Association FOB MORAL REFoRM,-A meeting
Of q The Association for Moral Reform OF the
State Of Delaware, will be held at Dover, AZ ~
O'Clock noon, on the third Tuesday, the 2lst of
this present month. Business Of Importance
will come before the society; and the members
thereof, and all persons friendly to temperance,
are respectfully requested to attend. Attest
@. s LAYTON, President
A. I WaI0HT Recording Secretary.
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w1conuco APPoNrMENTs-Lew O, Bailey is
appointed postmaster at Quantico, Wiconiico
county Maryland, vice Henry Crawford, resign
ed also Richie looks, county commissioner Tor
wicomico county until November 1873 vice Jo-
seph L. Station resigned also Horatto \ craw.
ford. Justice OF the peace of the second district
Of wicomico county, vice Henry Kennerly, de-
caaaad
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advertised in the Commercial. ]

Messrs. i. W. Stidham d Son will sell at their
auction rooms Ill East 4th street, tomorrow
evening large lot of building hardware. Also
lot of books including thirty-two volumes OF
Bulwer's works, Shakespeare works complete,
Life of Washington, &c. Sale to commence 7
o'clock,
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fer Rsnt.


UNoR RRHT.-Two nine-roomed houses, Nos
= 40s and 4Oo West 10th Street. Apply to
lsnlsst THoS. ]. MAIAFFY
aNOB RBNT-House and store in good 10 .
lanis-st '' No. Sit W. SEVENTH a.
EINoR RENT-A line second-stoTy room in our
= building t2l2 King street,l size 2bxsO test
suitable for society room; we'll ventilated Apply
TO Janll-f oAPELLE BIO.
NOR RENT.-A small farm Of land in Mn Greek
Land highly improved and well adapted TO trucking
Buildings in good repair. APP 20 or address
- AokKoWAN HIGHFIELD.
WNOR RENT-A three-stOry brick dwelling -
h with two-story back building on Gilptn ~
avenue AID Adams street, containing ten rooms,gA
only one square from city cars, Apply on the pre-
misses OF at janl1-f 10 WEST 81.
VINoR RENT.-A new two-story, roomed a.
y brick house, near Sixth and Jackson Ap, u
ply TO ISAAC 7. PYLE,
jano-iw No. 4O2, e Sixth street.
ENoR RENT-A three-story brick house, No. n
= B. West Fourth street. Apply TO n,vor IL
at R. R. Robinson q CO.'S, Fourth and Market SIS
lan4tf
ENoR RENT--The store and cellar No. 9ls Market
10 street. now in the occupancy of George Drake
~ ~'''''' -'''0' GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
jan2f First National Bank.
ENoR RENT-A dwelling and few acres OF =
HI land In Brandywine Hundred, fine, healthy -
| Ocation excellent view OF wilmington, Delaware
River and great extent of country. suitable fOf
summer residence. Also, truck farm South of the
| city. Apply to benjamin Elliott, or 70
A. g. ELLIOT,
decs0-dtf6w2t Third and King streets
| RINoR RENT-We offer for light manufacturing
IL and other purposes, elegant 3D. Sd aud attn STORY
rUoms OF various sizea over our new and Old stOres
to rent very reasonable terms, for one or more
years; will rent rooms separately or several together
and II needed, to accommodate renters, might put
| In a small engine.
Some can be had Immediately and others March
i 18th, 1873,
Please call early aud examine rooms.
| ... ID. II. KENT CO.,
decls-f No 200 70 2lB Shipey street.
| UNoR RENT.-DWelling House No. 1906 Delaware
| 10 Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern I'M
prOvements; possession given on the 10Th OF March
next. Apply TO CLEMENT b. SMYTh,
dec2tf. SIS West Street.
| LNoR RENT-Large fourth-story reOm with anti
| IL rooms; suitable for societies. Apply to
/ RICHARDSON a HOPES,
| nov25tf BOB Market street.
WNoR RENT. = The souihsde room, under the
IL ManaRrd roof OF the Masonic Hall. The room Ia
| about 60x3O IT Apply to II. b. MCINTYRE,
nOv.l5-tf 2O4 Market Street.
| NNOR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
IL Of upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply to
| g, WORRhLL,
auR24-u 800 and 222 Market
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EE-CAapped Hands, face, rough kin. pimples,
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous anec-
lions cured and the skin made soft aad smooth: by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz-
ard & Co. New York. Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap, a. there are many worthless imitation
made with common tar.
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tw7As Ftrest and sweetest Cod.Ly on 10 Hsz
ard d CasWella made Oh the sea shore, from fresh,
selected nyers, by Casweil, Hazard 90, New YORK
II IL absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken prefer it to all Others Physicians have
decided it superior to any OF the other oils In mar
kaf
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Z. w. sTIDHAM a. sok.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Auction y lie of Builders Hardware.
Will be sold at Public Sale on TUES =
DAY EVENING, Jan. 14th, 1873, at Is
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms, Ill E Fourth u
street, large quantity OF Builders Hardware, such
as cupboard LOCKS, cupboard latches, screws OF All
Sizes butt hinges strap hinges, also box tools such
az squares, brace bits, saw Sets axes, padloeks
gauges, cast0rs drawer handles, monkey wreRches,
and lots Of stun not enumerated. Also AZ tne snfis
time and place lot OF very interesting books snch
as 8 volumes WRveFaEs Magazines. bound; 81 Vols.
Sir X, Bulwer's W0skaf2l V0lB Encyclopedias; the
complete work OF W. Shakespeare: yolumsa 81
the Life of washington Irving, Also, large qusnti-
ty OF miscellaneous books.
ANY person wanting auy of the above articles
should make 1t point to attend this sale as the
goods will positively be sold to the highest bidder
The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
second hand furniture by L. W. Stidham b son,
Auctioneers, Ill 4. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del
Also, all kinds of secondhand furniture for sale
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THE GEORGIA (NEGRo) MINsTRELs, The enter
tainment given by this company OF genuine negro
performers continues to furnish much merriment
to numerous audiences. They are certainly
humorous enough for the most exacting, and
eccentric is hardly sufficient to express the grot-
esque oddity and earnestness Of the performers.
Their concerted songs and dances are without
exception the most c0mical Of the kind we have
ever Witnessed, and eclipse anything of the sort
done by their imitation brethren. 1t is fun Of
the broadcast description, but without anything
offensive to polite ears unless, perchance, ex-
ception might be taken to the noisy vigor with
which they enter into the spirit OF the perfor-
nance. They are worth visit, as they present
music and nonsense in An exceedingly funny
style.-FUening Telegram.
This Minstrel troupe will give an entertainment
at the Opera House, tomorrow evening.
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CoAsTrFa.-A fine time the boys have mad and
are still having this winter with their coasting
sports. Every hill in town has been almost con-
stantly occupied by the boys with their sleds.
On Fourth and Fifth streets, from Washington
almost to Monroe, presented a lively scene on
Saturday night, and not only boys, but men and
women participating. AS usual where 80 many
parties congregate, there were number OF &C
cidents occurred, one young man being carried
from the field not with broken leg, as was said
but badly eprained ankle
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sgaated.

UTANTBD--A purchaser for one Of the best ar.
w ranged museums, in point OF nunbets, that
can be found, consisting OF Birds animals reptiles,
&C., from all parts OF the known world. Also
ine collection of life size figures correct Ike
nesses OF some of the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters In war crime
and history, on record Also. very rare collection
of other wonderful eurostiee Of great interest," this
Is @ chance seldom met with.
Old or young that have not seen the Museum
should Eot fail 10 do so while az opportunity lie az
forded it open for inspection from T. A. NJ, till
TO- p. NJ, No e0T and 900 W. Fourth street, Will
minRton, Del.
janT-9m W. H. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
w CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will be paid APP
ply to p. HASSON,
End and Orange Streets,
oct 2s-dAw,t Wilmington, Del.
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INSTRUCTION IN

A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, 4. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at IN O'Clock. sepo-ly
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wREcKrxo AND sAruaa1ING.-The Breakwater
Light, of Saturday, says Two detectives have
ibeen in town three days this week and left with
out recognition. They visited the Breakwater,
and had 4 good bit to say about wrecking and
amuOPInR
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dividend alutifes.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK OF ODESSA,
JANUARY 1sT, 1873
The Directors have this day declared Dividend
OF Ve per cent for the last sig months clear OF all
taxes, and payable on and after the sth inst.
Jams J. L GIBSON, Cashier.
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m n REWARD-LOsT--LAat evening on Mafke ",
I9X, street. between Second and Eleventh, sou
Sleeve Button. The Under Will receive the apoNe
" BOWERS BAKERY,
jsn1s-st SIS Market strses
= osT-On Friday afternoon IN King street mar
suitable reward will be given II left az
inni1-sss 1919 FRENCH ST.
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Tartnership alotiffs.

nIssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- wuNRGToH, DBL, Dec. 81, 1879.
The firm Of Pussy. Scott Il Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. -
JAMES SCOTT,
JNO. NJ. SCOTT,
W. Y. WARNER.
COMPREHENSIVE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan /, 1872.
The undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership and will continue the Morocco bust
ReCs, at the corner of Third and Madison St., Will
mington. Del, under the firm name of Pussy, Scott
q Co. JAMES SCOTT.
JOHN NJ. SCOTT,
.E#s VIM Y WARNER.
ian1-lmd WINFIELD SCOTT
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ECHARLEs RABLsoRT, No. 10 Vest Eighth

KCHARLBS RABLh0RT, No. 10 West Eighth 81.
(Almond Building) End door from shipley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made to order and warranted. well selected
stock Of Machine sewed Boots Shoes and Caters
Just received which will be sold at very reasonable
prices.
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
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- BANK OF WILMINGTON AND !

II BANK OF WILMINGTON AND !
BRANDYWINE,
WILMINGTON DEL, Jan. 2, 1881
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend OF per cent for the last six months, pay
able on and after the 10th inst, clear OF taxes
jams ct K. RICE, Cashier.
N OTICE--The Committee to settle the affairs Of
II the Agricultural Society Of New CASTLE CouAtY
have declared @ Dividend of Fourteen Dollars per
share payable at the OfIice of the Treasurer.
A. II. GRIMSHAW,
No, 4 West Third Street.
jan1-2w Wilmington, Del
ENFVIDRND.
IL THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21st, 1872,
The Board of Directors have deca ed a semi an
nua Dividend of four per cent the Capital stock
of the Company, payable on and after he Sth Oi
January, 1873.
dec2i-ist A. HoRNER, Sscy.
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ELECTION.
' UNION NATIONAL BANK,

~ UNION NATIONAL BANK, 4
OF WILMINGTON, December l2th, 1879. Il
Notice ls hereby given, that the annual stodk-
holders meeting for the election Of nine Directors,
TO serve for the ensuing year will be held at the
Banking HOuseoD Tue day, the 14th day OF January
next, between the hours OF two and four O'Clock In
the afternoon. JOHN PEOPLES,
dec12-eodfe Cashier.
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SitnxtisiEs zna SEIv SVautEA.

uTANTKD-A mIddls-assd man Of good eduoa-
w ton wishes some light employment in store
or an Office; cannot stand heavy work. Can give
good references. Address j. O." THIS OFFICE
VI % Market Street, Ninth WARD. Janls-u
WYANTED-Experlen hands 70 work button
w holes In ladies' shoes. Apply 70
~ W. A. TURNER q CO.,
jan1s-its 40 W. Third street.
UTANTKD-A good cook. Apply 81
w jRni1-st' rs AAhlAEr 81.
UTANTED-A young man in an office; must be
w good writer. Apply &c -
jan1l-st FOURTH AND mAkhkI, up s.alls
WANTED.-By . young man, q single room.
with breakfast s sRs sSpPe5 j. private iAm-
tau1f-sts COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
NV ANTED-A coloTed girl is years of age wishes
L W situation Apply at Tu,s oFFIcR
UYANTFD EXPERIENCED SEWING MA
w CHINE CANvAsSERS WANTED
ta We pay
LARGER COMMISSIONS THAN ANY OTHER
COMPANY. TOT
Apply TO the
wEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
janI-u old Market street.
NEYANTKD-A few good men 70 canvass for new
ar aadr ssa u ps'n'AO'o "u''H'''' O. IL HosTER
dscie-Im' No O27 & Seventh ST., WI, Del.
XNTANTRD : IMMEDIATELY.- - Active young
wv men 10 canvass for the Grover Baker sew
ing Machine Apply at $40 S MAhhEr ~ ~,
MFRS TAYIoRS sELBCT INTELLIGENCE
w OFFICE. N. K cor. second and West streets.
Families Supplied with white servants az short
hutlCe. " .s-Ssa
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Stewards.

ns AO REwARD-The above reward VIII pc
NZeF paid for the arrest and c0nvictien OF tne
thief or thieves who stole aquantty OF
and other valuRbee, from the store OF FraneM =
sipple, &c Third and Madison streets on Wedhesuhy
night Jan. s. II B supposed that tne artcles stoeh
ian1I.at FRANCIS d SUPPLE.
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EI' 'f SITISs1i BANK OF WASHINGTON AND. J

III NAEIpFAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND It
BRANDYwlEE, y
WILMINGTON, December 18th, 1879, J
The annual Election for Directors will be held lin
the Banking House, on Tuesday, the i4th day of
January next, between the hours of and O'Clock,
p. NJ. T. RICE,
dec18-2D-2T-2-T-12 Cashier.
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Glrftipm alptifes.

NOTICE - WILMINGTON Il READING RAIL
IN ROAD CO.-The annual meeting OF HtOckhOd-
1ce OF the company in Coatesvile, Pa, on Tuesday
January latin, 1873, at IL n.
decl9-tm W. 8. HILLHS, Secy,
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LNoR RENT-A three-stOry brick dwelling -
IL with two-story back building on Gilpin ~
avenue and Adams street, containing ten roOIns,RA
and bath, large yard. A desirable neighborhO0t
only one square from city cars, Apply on the pre-
miaea. OF ut lanll-n 100 MEST Sr. 4
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y brick house, near Sixth and jackson AP. II
ply 70 ISAAC 4. PYLE,
jan6-1w No. 4O2, e. Sixth street.
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ENoR SALE-A beautiful residence on West -
A street, No. 0l4. Lot 26H feet by 1906 feet M#
Chree story brick house with modern Improvement
containing II rooms, range In Kitchen hot and cold
water, large heater In cellar; front and side yards
The location can't be surpassed in the city, This
property will be sold on ACCOMMODATING terms. and
possession given at any Time Call on or address
SCATTERGOOD ALLEN
Y-z4u 1O6 W. Front street.
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UNoR RENTING store and cellar No. 2ls Market
street, now in the occupancy OF George Drake
Dry Goods store. Enquire OF ,..
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
jan2u First National Bank.
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INJECTION NOTICE.
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
,t-t WILMINGTON, Delaware,(
a " - = dec. 18th, 1872. 4
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of this Bank will be held at the
Banking House, on Tuesday, the 14th day of Janpa-
ry, 1873 between the hours Of and O'Clock, p. M.
for the purpose OF electing nine stockholders TO
serve as Directors the ensuing year
decl3-te GEO. d. ARMSTRONG Cashier.
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MERELY MENTIONED.

Fine lot OF grouse and qualla received to-day, at
Fieh Stalls Sth and Orange. Isl.
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HNOR RENT-A three-story brick house, No. -
= D. West Fourth street. Apply to - -
at R. R. Robinson q Cor Fourth and Market SIS
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS
A Dull Market e"a nut Few important
Sales.


II was expected, and with great confidence that
business in real estate circles would assume lively
nronortions after the first flush OF the holiday ex
citement was over; but this anticipation was CON-
pletely upset by the bad weather We have had
thus far. which precludes inspections OF property
located beyond the Central Park. Another cause
OF the stagnaton Is the fact that the dividends on
stocks bonds except United States securities) and
other investments not paid until the latter part
of this month"; thus locking up great deal OF money
which otherwise would at once be invested In
property on receipt.
". X. stevenson 4 Son--The three story high
stoOp brown stone house No. SO West Forty-nfth
street 2Ox5Ox1OO feet to Henry Ederd for 81, 900 ;
also two full lots, north side OF l3lst street. $50
feet east of Sixth avenue Boulevard, for IS, S00
William H. Raynor-Four lots on the south side
OF i36th street, 25 feet west OF Sixth avenue for
SO, 500 each. -
Seventh avenue, between l41th ana l4Stn Streets
4t the Real Estate Exchange there was fair
attendance yesterday. but the transactions were
hardly worth any large assemblage. The following
sales were effected by the different auctioneers:-
ny MULLER, WILKINS AND co.
story and attic brick house and lot between
Pike and Rutgers sts., known as No l5i East
est TO John II. Leverage for. ,675
JAMES y. MILLER
story brick house and lot No. 337 West 18th st.,
s, SIS It, OF 9th av., lot 25x9sv to Joseph Lowcn am
stnry b. = houses and lots Nos: SIS and sS West
2sth ST., n s., 40 IT. east OF 9Th av lots each 2ox9ss
it.; lease q years rom May ], 1882 to Theodore -
MARITIME, afoo
All. Nicolay & Co. sold the lease Of IS Dey street
August 1, 1863 for ten years and eight months, sub
let for So, 900 per year, to N. H. Cooke for $3.50.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, Jan. o. 1873.
GSf'S ae ESsa M I'd
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. O. 1873
Cotton in fair demand and s,eadicr good ordinary,
KS. e low middings Slac 1895; middnys
Expors-TS Great Britain, ETs the Comment S6S
f fssSs a. Sales ''00 last evening ' STOCK
Cotton dull; good ordinary, l72c.; low middings,
pors-To the Continent $685. coastwise, s62 Sales 800
SAVANNAH, Jan. o. 1873
low middings, sc ddlings lslsc. Net receipts SID
tneni, 1863. sales, aolO. Stock, 76,7s5 ' ~
CHARLESTON, Jan. O. 1873.
eSss n sssnSs 5 81 sSs
.,L wnMIscros, n. c., Jan. 8, 1873
spT Sr
81 70 for yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet at 81 &c.
Flour steady and unchanged; sales il06 bbs at SIS 30
for No Spring 80 % Tor amber Winter $40 % for white
.es Two Co
sales two ears az Sc Oats steady sales one car at
nsa 81 % solted 81 y for SnGoted per cw! Mil
ss' Ell T %
s do saiI shs5Se NJ iTSm esys
a % Ss i ri
wsHtss s sRl achsss s. White S Canada WI
sss: 81 Ess %19s! 8 aa = cG N;:saS;
S0c No Q Toledo, 42c Barley firm sales few car
lots State on track, at 7sc. Canada held at eoc &c.
10 at soc. 95c. Rye firm at soc; Barley malt
8 Il Fs5%' Ssss
unchanged -
Flour quiet and unchanged g VISA s sa%
ruary; No Spring, 81 " 81 o7h rejected otc. 95c
Corn steady No mixed, 3O%c. spot 3l4c. February
rejected sc In fair demand and bigher No 2 29c
sstsd nG Rye r% spa a sasrce &C. &C.
Visions quiet unchanged Pork, siI 60 81 60 spot
mr. January; $l2 February. Lard steady at 81 spot.
Neat quiet firm and UNCHANGED Dressed hogs active
and higher at 81 40 Whiskey in good demand at
IS do corn 27GU Do oats 200 do rye 1900 do bar
2ti0 do corn, 1000 do oats, 14,UOO do barley.
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An UNNATURAL SON.
Forty-Two Dollars Sor Boarding HA
Mother Four Days.

Forty-Two Dollars Gor Boarding A1s
Mother Four Days.
On the ed of last month there arrived In this
city from Swaoia, Germany, an aged woman By
the name OF Mary Ann Bugu. Years ago twosons
OF this lady received mothers blessing, and.
bidding farewell to their native hills embarked or
the more hospitable shores Of the United States
Here they prospered beyond their most sanguine
expectations, and few years suilced to surround
each with wealth and luxury. .
Ascertaining through friends the SITUATION o.
her boys the mother gathered together what little
money she could command and was soon being
tempest-tossed on the angry bosom OF the Atantic.
LANDING AT CASTLE GARDEN
she readily ascertained the address or her sons
and to the house OF one-Antono, 2lS Third street.
made her way. Contrary to ner expecta-
lions, she met with rigid reception;
short time, readily overlooked It. The other
son called to see her, ana to him she gave $50
In gold, with request that he have IL converted
into greenbacks. He did as requested, and on re-
turning with the bills handed them TO MS moIheIi
IN the presence OF Antono, who at once extenaeu
his hand and asked to see them. The motneI saso
him the money, whereupon he coouy p isus a.,
his pocket and turned away. On uelI', tras ira
explanation the son quietly reniarkeu 'mss , csS
old lady had been at his house four days, anu or
sum of S42 adding that he would give he :a, INC ne
difference between that amount anu '"a' INV"
had taken from her. 40 .v.u.
so Yesterday the old lady caused MS Essay Mar
arraignment before Justice Shandly ~ a. S rss,iv
ket. When asked By the eaS mother sa2 for foGz
nava; heard he REPLIED that he had tnouans pessef
Oft and was then willing TO TAKE Sio o aorh,ess
swell sir. said His Honor, YOU aac av wmat,no
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