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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lS.-King Huna-
lilo of the Sandwich Islands has Withdrawn
his proposition for 4 reciprocity treaty with
the United States. His ministers resigned
but at his urgent request withdrew their
designations. The natives seem to believe
that reciprocity means annexation.
Not SO.
SINGAPORE, Dec. 1S.-There is 10 truth
in the rlmor that the Achinese surprised
the Dutch troops during the night. The
Dutch forces captured the Achinese
fortress, losing only six men in the as
sault.
Carta-Gna.
LONDON. Dec. 1S-The Spanish troops
beseiging Certagena have occupied San
Antonio, suburb. The attack is progress
ing rapidly.
ShiPwreck.
LONDON, Dec. 1916 \. M.-The wreck
of the bark Sultan is reported, with loss
of II lives.
The Ammunition Of the Cartasena In
surgents Failing.
MADRID, Dec. 1S.-The bombardment
Of Cartagena continued all day. There was
a terrible magazine explosion within the
insurgent lines to-day. Gen. DOmenques
offers pardon to ali who surrender. The
Insurgents are able still to obtain prOvis-
ions, but their ammunition is falling.
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Ehe Ammunition of the CartaSena In-
s,,r-e-pnfS F-niIinc
e = R s..
Another Xtr1iDiuS

New YORK, Dec 1S.-The steamer Ed
car Stewart, which made a successful land
ing Of her fifth cargo of arms and men up
on the island of Cuba, is said to be fitting
out at Baltimore for another run.
The Charity Amateur Dramatic ASsOcia;
tion will give a performance at the Acade-
my of Music Saturday night next, for the
benefit Of the widows ana orphans Of the
victims Of the NirgiHius massacre. The
affair is under the management of Mrs.
Sheridan Shook, wife of the proprietor Of
the Union Square Theatre.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

"WHERE are you going?" said a
young gentleman to an elderly one in a
white cravat, whom he overlook a few
miles from Little Rock Il am going
to heaven, nay son. [ have been on the
way eighteen years" We'll, good-by,
old fellow, if you have been travelling
toward heaven eighteen years, and got
no nearer to it than Arkansas, I'll
take another route"
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Vhe california Senators,,;p.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-The vote in
the Assembly on Senators was the same to-
day as yesterday, except Highly absent Sick
losing Booth one vote. Booth 4, Failey
IS, Shatter 8. Senate vote-Booth IA,
Failey Is, Shafter Y, Pendcrgast /. Booth
gained 1 in joint conyention-Booth So,
Failey II, Pendergast 1.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Mississippi Bridge.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-AIl the arches of
the bridge across the Mississippi here are
now closed, the centre tubes of the eastern
span having been inserted early this morn
ing. At noon party of ladies and gentle
men walked out TO the middle arch and
hoisted the stars and stripes on the tower
of the pier, amid blowing Of whistles of
TUGS and steamers, and cheers from quite II
crowd of people on each bank of the river.
The outer ribs Of the centre and eastern
arches of the bridge will be rapidly closed
up. Work on the supersiruclure will be
vigorously pushed forward. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected the bridge will be COM
pleted and trains running across by the 4th
Of July next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

A CURIOUS occurrence agitates socl-
etv in Buffalo. A wealthy widow lady
of sixty has Just married her own wid-
owed son-in-law Of thrrty-fve, the for
mcr husband Of her own deceased
daughter, who in dying left to her be-
reaycd partner two children. OF these
children the grandmother has now be-
come the stepmother, while their father.
marrying his mothcr-in-law. becomes
the stepfather of his own sisters-m-law.
The various new relationships which
are thus established are exceedingly
complicated, and the curiosity and con
demnation Of the Buffalo people are eN-
lited in an equal decree.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

A PEORIA gentleman, who rather
suspected some one was peeping through
the keyhole Of his Office door, investi-
gated with syringe full of pepper
sauce, and went home to find his wife
had been cutting wood, and. chip
had hit her III the eYel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

A COUNTRY postmaster, in making a
requisition on the department at Wash
ington for three thousand postal cards,
apologies by saying: You may think
that this amount of postal cards that
l send for are great (our Office being
SMALL but [ viii explain it to you. We
want them to advertise for a man that
was our town treasurer and dabsconded. :"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

THERE are four women decorated
with the French Cross of the Legion of
Honor, Rosa Bonheur, the painter,
Madame Dubar, Superior of the Con-
vent of the Soeurs de l'Esperance at
Nancy, Lady Pigott, for her devoted
ness to the wounded during the Franco
Prussian war, and Mile. Bertha Rocher,
of Havre, for founding hospital.
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N~u~>-
UTAH.
Chtcrsustice Mexican vs.. PcIygamists.

Chief gusIicc Mexican ~. PcIyganists.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 1S.-Chief Justice
Mexican again refuses to admit polygamists
to citizenship. In a case yesterday where
the applicant left plural wife TO go herd
inc for subsistence, Mexican was very Sc
we're. lie said such men would not make
GOOD citizens. and had no right to come
here and practice crimes which in their
own country would send them to the peni-
tentiary. Brigham's organ, the Nc'rS, this
evening attacks Mexican savagely.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

LOUD complaints are made in Vir-
ginia of the destruction of sheep by
dogs, and the Legislature is called on
for relief. Many parts of the State
have done well in raising sheep, but the
dogs have accumulated so rapidly that
the business is becoming Improbable
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ILLINOIS FARMERS.
Another Political gant,inr.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-In the State Farm
ers' Association at Decatur yesterday ii
large number of resolutions and a great va
riety of subjects were introduced and re-
ferred, and addresses We're delivered by
MeSsrs. Hootan, Creighton, Flagg, Day and
Prof Turner. Among the resolutions were
two looking to the formation Of a .ncw po-
litical party.
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Summary:
Paid OF with Powder and lead.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S:-Special from La
port, Ind, says that johnson Virtue, con-
tractor on he Baltimore, PittSburg and
Chicago railroad, while waiting for train
at the depot at Walkerton, Ind, yesterday
evening, was approached by Peter Walquist,
who with drawn pistol threatened to kill
Virtue unless he was Immediately paid
some arrears of wages due him. Just as
he reached Virtue the latter drew pistol
and shot him dead. Virtue surrendered
himself
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r. EEE Il TU e #.

New Orleans Jockey Club Races.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1S.-Track good;
attendance fair; racing good.
First Race-handicap, two mile dash, six
started, won by Fred Bonnabel, beating
Port Leonard, Meta H., Dony Brook, Mary
Lind and Vidal, in same order. Time $40.
Second Race-Three miles, all ages, club
purse $500; six started; won by Cape Race,
beating Fanny NJ, Tom Aiken, Fred Bon
nabcll, Wanderer and Darlington, same
order. Time, 5:345.
Third Race-Selling race, all ages, mile
heats, purse. $500.
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4 Village DESTROYED.

TEREE HACTE, Dec. 1S.-Two-thirds of
the business portion of HutSonville, Ills,
thirty-two miles below here on the Wabash
river, was destroyed by fire last nigh. The
loss amounts to $4,000.
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Suicide.

SAX FrATCIsCo. Dec. 1S.-W. T.
Uayens, chief book keeper Of the Savings
Loan Society, killed himself yesterday,
shooting himself through the head, lie
was a native Of New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19
SLATE ROOFERS.
#. j. JONES az CO.,
PRACTICAL SLATE ROeDfEaS

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
American Slate All orders promptly
attended TO.
Office and Yard cor. Vine a Church SIS.
Particular attention paid to Overhauling Old
iy- 6n Roofs.
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ROME at present says an exchange
is undergoing a general change. 1t is
hardly possible possible to pass through
street which is not in a state of great
confusion. Houses are undergoing
demolition and rebuilt; many have
been whitewashed, the streets have been
dug, newly paved and footpaths con-
structed; the Lighting is wonderfully
improved. Visitors to Rome next year
viii find the city unrecognizablc.
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CHICAGO.
.-,,o no,. RniIrnnh Freight Tariff

CHICAGO. Dee. 1S.-The schedule of
charges established by Railway Commits
sioners fixing the maximum freight rate
Goes into effect Jan. Jj. The Sup
eriptpndcnt Of the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad declared his road
will not obey it, deeming it unconstitu-
tiAn1l
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4 FOND DU Lac clergyman preached
a sermon on The Rich Man in He'll
What He Saw There, and What He
Said Whom lie Came Out.N
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at lllB,. the lowest point of the day,
after selling at lI2t.
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70 he Hung.

Gov. Beyeridge has refused TO grant re-
spite to Rafferty,, the murderer OF the police
officer, and he will be hung Friday week.
Pertet, the colored wife-muTdeTer, hangs at
Inlipt lO-mnrrDM.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed IN New
York last evening at 81 for the old
issues and Sls for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-19

IT is stated that a wealthy Boston
gentleman met a prominent Judge in
the street few days since and said:
Judge. ] suppose you Believe am
sane man." Certainly replied the
JUDGE. but WHY" Il have made my
will to-day, and l didn't know but some
fifth cousin would swear | was not
compos-mentis, and SO L wanted high
judicial authority for my sanity" 1t
won't do to contest that viii while
Judge Y. is living.
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COTTON was quiet and lower in New
York yesterday, closing at 16ic for
middlings.
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4 Rrssiness FaiIure.
other victims of a. w. snrague.

Wight & Tillinghast, dry goods commits
sion merchants, notified their creditors to
day of their inability to meet maturing OBJ
legations. Suspension was caused by loss
of credit occasioned by the failure of \. ".
Sprague & Co, of Providence, w. Spraguc
Of the latter firm, bein" special paGner in
the firm Of Wight u Tillinghast.
Serious Illness of a distinguished
Actor.
Jno. Z. Owens, comedian, is lying Sc
riously i'll at Newark, Y. j. He is suffering
from effects Of fall while playing Toodles
Monday evening.
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NEW YORK.
Another steamer Lost.

New YORK, Dee. 1S.-The owners of
the steamship Ismalia, from this port for
Glasgow, have given up all hopes of her
safety. She had a crew of = men.
A Business Failure.
West, Hall, WhittemOre Y Co., dealers
in WOODEN goods have failed, but without
attracting general attention. This was an
old Boston house, who moved TO New York
after the great fire in the former city.
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BANKS.

Second National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
DIRECTORS:
.5As; MCLAUGHLIN, IT. S. MARR,
HUGH NCCREA. r. II. W0ODS
a hkR CHEATHAM. r. t. WEAKLEY
G- L. THRUSION, NJ. HENDFRS0N.
j, N, SMITH.
fransacts n general banking business.
C"iIecttOns made anti promptly re.
niitted for at liberal rates. Cor.
resPoR@ence invited and tn
formation claeerfuIIy FUR
nished to cur patrons.
W. b. DORTCH, Cashier,
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, President.
HU. MCCREA, Vice President
eb2 ly sp 1stp 1stcJi
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Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported supple
mentary civil rights bill. 1t provides that
any proprietor of public inn, place of en-
tertainment, a line Of stage coaches or other
means of transportation or of cemetery,
benevolent institution or public school,
wholly or partly endowed for public use,
who shall make any distinction as to adj
mission or accommodation, against any
citizen of the United States because of race,
color or previous condition of servitude,
shall Oh conviction thereof be fined not less
than 500 or more than $1,000 for each
oflense, and snail be liable to the citizens
thereby injured in damages to be recovered
in an action of debt, such action to be prose-
;uted in any United States Court or Dis
trict Court having jurisdiction. He gave
notice that he would ask action on it to-
morrow.
Various bills of no general interest were
introduced and referred on the suppostion
that there would be no session next Mon
day. House adjourned.
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The Finances.

The morning hour having expired the
resolution reported by the Committee OIL
Finance was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman said it seemed to be the de-
sire Of the Senate TO enlarge upon this de-
bate. He did not propose to engage in it,
but hoped the Senators would express their
views, rs it was the desire of the Commit
tee to ASCERTAIN Is near as possible the wish
of the Senate and know whether such a de-
sire was for enlargement or contraction Of
currency or a return to specie payment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST KvENIRd--THE rAHa
wonD HFFusKD To o0LonED DlvmOFs.
A very large meeting Of the Grand Lodge 4.
OF r. Of Delaware was held last evening In tho
room OF Morning Star Division, in the McOlary
building. Full representations were presont
from all tho subordinate divisional
The pending qneatiOn wsa upon resolution
endorsing the Recommendation OF tho q. W. 4. to
give the same quarterly password 10 o0lored
divisions, After an animated aud some that
heated discussion tho resolution was defeated
by tho decisive vote OF ~ to 30.
A resolution to organize tho colorod people
with y separate password aud admit them to
representation In tho Grand Division was also
defeated by about the sAmo vote.
II tho coored people arc .now.to DO organized in
Delaware II will DO under a resolution OF the Ma
tlonal Division authorizing Grand Divisions to
give thoG separate ritual rnd password and
for thom to have a separate Grand Division.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

! 10 he Editor of1s Oomnercfdii
READ with no little satisfaction yoHr query
sod comments regarding the police, and the de-
reelection OF duty which they have evidently been
pFsstlslne. That they hsys not been ia Church
and other streets whsre iswlsssnsss does most
prevail Il mot matter VI woBdsfmeBt 10 me.
My Observations has. perhaps. been better than
your own, or that Of maby ether people, for
can cay, and truthfnlly, 600, whore portion Of
lhsm are.
For several months past have been = con-
slant passer BY the Fourth street market about
II O'Clock 1T night, and have often wondered
why 20 many policemen were gathered together
there. During ell this time have not failed on
ADy single night, 20 my recollection, TO ind five
OF slx there, and rometimes ~ many ~ eight or
nine. Just why they gather thers l do not
know perhaps the Mayor can answer. One
thing. hnwsver. In certain, II they remsin under
the Fourth street Market House they cannot be
upon their bsata. aud is Il any wondrr that Won
are called upon 10 record 30 many outTagss In
csrtAln locations W.
nab WATER AND TYPHOID TEvxn
10 as Editor Of Rs Commercial.
Have tho frequent deaths from typhoid fover
In the nsighb0rhoOd of MoDoweIlville been
caused by tito uso for drinking purposes, Of VI
tlAted water taken from tho wells In that vic nj
TYP Several deaths occurred there last wear
from this disease and HgvorAl already tho pres.
cut season. have been told by 4 porHOn resi-.
ding thore that eli tho water there tastes bad"
except that which eomes from ono we'll and II
this be true In u not likely that tho privy wells
may have some unseen connection with tho
wells aud that tho persons using tho water are
10 danger Of boing attacked with typhoid fever,
u disease which tho doctors say is mostly in
duoed by bad drainage or bad wAter2 | would
like to call tho attention OF tho people living
there 10 tho matter that they may he induced TO
inquire into II aud avoid the danger which posi-
bly, threatens them. IL there any sufficient raa-
son why thoy are not provided with Brandywlno
water from the new basin which IL close by ?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

RfrertlstN CeMNurEE MEEnNa At tho
reknlAr meeung " the Republican t'ity Execn.
nNe Committee held last evening At the head
quarters "t the party, II WAS resolved that tho
respective Want eaninniteea cl,oosr tho MACE.
ami hNld the nomination election fer tAty Treas.
mer, President Of Council, aud Mani OniSers, on
SATURDAY the 10Th instanL The polls Nil, open
al u N'ol,cA and close At : L. NJ
For Aty rrNAsutNr tho name " Wesley TAlley
ia clsewherr announced MIR. TAlley ia one ~
the moSt careful and accurate accountant in tho
AtN,and would doubtless render acceptable ser-
NeN a. Treasurer.
Mr Henry Rodney was announced ~ eaudl.
date, few days sEo,
The expenditures Witch have hcen made and
afro still be,ns madc Are Tor improvements that
are youth all they coat, "a they add to tho value
VI rr'l,ertN and tend to increase population In
fast the prNl'cltt owned Ivy the City Ia worth to-
iAy \ greater sum than tho rntre indebtedness
80 long A. money oAn I've laid ont IN th,s form
there can I've ne rSAscn 10 comrlaiu. h,psbl.
,1lA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

AumvAts ur ~ l S0PA.. roma
Il n liowcl. rhtlA,
W = Auolmcloss. Ciiy.
J \ NMNdon, rlal.,
J q aa,hAm Galveston
lhns I Moiritt, MilhamsImt, IA.
Fred n CrAne, Rloumheld, y J
J. FCuay, n
ChNa Eastman, rhla.
Eraalua W Sm,lh New York
capt Gen n Hull. Providence
Vim NJ BAKER, BALTIMORE
aep W tnmminp, SaiNrna
Herman Miutcr Mooklyu.
l. T. Noel, philA
Fred II Myers. wcst Chester
Cora II lohnSeu, "
lno MAtsou. baltimore
J toward Asher. New NMk.
Nm NJ lMrgoyne fhilA.
LAS G Aiken. IhtV.
" Il rhNnAs, rhila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

PROPOSALS
FOR
Printing the Revised Code as
Amended, NC.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
ENtCEr VIZ DEPARTMENT.,
Proposals VIII he received nv the underslg ned I
printing. stitching and delivering three thousand
copies OF the
REVISED CODE,
or this State as amended, together with the addl-
uonal laws Of pubic and general nature passed
since the publication of the last Code II being the
Edition OF Laws, prepared by me, In obedience to
the requirements of Chapter 209 Vol. a. OF the avs
OF Delaware and approved by the Legislature of this
state, at the laie 'asion Provisions TO meet the
expenses of It's publication having bean mr. de bs
Joint resolution of the General Assembly, adopted
nj Dover, February 26.h, lsIs
The printing Of saii Code, as amended must con-
form TO tn Code OF 1854 with the amendments,
placed in packets. The additional acts may be
printed In smaller type.
JOHN II. PAINTER,
Nlo ava Secretary Of STATE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07
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'iNl Toe tHVts ~ the mAttpl arc Ainin)l ~ toNWs
lat, We Ad,Nltse NHly What W. have tf sac,
vi, We Nave tGr eRlp What ~ AdN,rttSp
"a, Tine people way Olt sNNvp bysaa,a they Ar
pleased with tEC sly les Ne MAKE,
Ath The reNrlC aN sausacd that they gtt nill
NapS tAt ihC money iheN leaN with us aud the,
oNMr again Ritd aeNA httr HiCNds AMI 81 tho Mui
rleatim ~ sics Ard custom, IL hA,e gour on, nu
u "a ess lhan AZ Years " VUs AMI appuUAtiNN aud
haM "NN, W. AsNv ha1s ~ a trade TIA, iat "a.
CNRds any IN " IihinEiNnt
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RW not NJ Neotn taoJs 81 va Aud Ms NarAet street,
WILMINGTON, iNl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

ExruWHtoN To FRALANp,--A PLEASANT Family
Excursion" from PhiladophiA to FrAland, on
tho lay Shore, will 40 down on TuenlAy OF next
week, on tho Arsl, leaving Chestnut street
wharf. At Nv m, aud touching 81 9TH street
wharf, In tina oity Tho party will have about
hvo hours OIL the lleAch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. q. o. r., at Odd
EcllowH' Hall, Bird aud King
MAttAhOon Tribe No. IL, | o. II. Nj at Rcd
Nous Hall, 4tb Market street.
Eden Lodge, No. -, |. o. o, H., at Odd Eel
lows hall, Sd and King streets.
keokuk Tribe, No 3, l. q. II. NJ. at Rod Mems
Hall, 4lh Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l. \. OF r., In tho
McOlAry Building
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, at Hall
Gil Market street.
Lady Washington Homo Communion, at 60i
Market street,
hnkchy Lodge, No II. X. of r., at Rising Sun.
Wilmington urotto, No. /. \. and d. " A. A.
Brsdford's building.
Clayton lodge No. 4, X. of r., at knights of
rythiAa Hall, al Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

SrENniSa rus pAy IN rHE CouNrRl The or
rhah ohildron, cndrr tho care Of tho Slatora pf
Charity at 9TH and Weet streets, to tho number Of
thirty ciRht, ara spending thiN delightful day At
tho rUrdonce ot John o'Byrue, Esq in brandy.
wine They wont ont In McNiulhn 4 scale hig
coech, aud will have pleasant day of 1t. MIR.
olyne aud his fAm,ly will araro no effort 10
make them happy,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

TnW LAWUERr lIyEY W. q. Martin has
purohareed Of u y, McComb tho building At the
u, coruOr VI I'D aud Orange strccls. lately oc-
mp,ed hy the Delaware Pearl llominy Co, lie
's tearing out the interior, and will convert Il in.
to = livery stable. lie In aao building an Addi-
tlon to hs present stable. IN the rear, and when
all Ia completed 1t will DO the largest livery sta.
bio IN town
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-07

~ n =. NIN&S!1N 6t9f&E INN OF mon
d. N9NAeJs VeleNrAud NltiNr Nina " lrcn
a. ,S'UA " Vais ,NCt ,tNrNp5 N3nL tAunA ~ ltS
- t'Sa NRrn y ~ NsfNaas ,teysifA. ,hsHs ,lAtrNea
'AsesN, VI tlt' Atnt,s. sId Al ilseAS,sS RrStaa rrNn
Il s'AHieN'0 ilNoy s,N,Ns,N " iNHsunrs, SuSh ~
'aAeRfAtlov aaiU,eNNo, tuWsn pcS fOlEeSs M
MANN ~ the bCs,i. sgtdtN vi tie sirsaVh nausea
heatharN disgust tNy tSt IN lneS NJ wois hi IA the
stNNsNe, NNJN evUCtsltollS, Sluktus NJ Autertpg NJ
i"e Hat"' tNa stNH'ava, sNtMWas W The hCau hUr-
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