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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-14

Policies issued in the best com
panies i'll Virginia and elsewhere.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
Jouy SMITu-Iu Laffn he is 10.

JOHN SMITH.-ln Latin he is 10
hannes Snitiiu>; The Italians smooth
Kim of with Cio>anhi Smith; the
IJntcIman adopts him as Hans
Schmidt the Spaniards render him
Juan Smithus; tlH, French hatfrn
him ont into Juan .Sm''et the Rus
sian siierzrs AMI barks JWlzoff
Smittowski. When John gets into
the tea trade in Canton he becones
Jovdn Shin nit; but IL l,e clambrrS
about Mount iiecIi, the lri'la,nlrrs
say he is Jollhe Smi,lts0n; if he
trades among tn TuSrarnra Indians.
he h,rAinrs Lon Qua Snittia; ia
Poland ln. is known as lraa .'cilnit-
titireiski; siioald he wainl''r am :
h hwANcis., maintains. they talk "l
.Jilmnn Srmi,ld; When he s'@s tu
Mrxi,m he is bonscd ~ Jualll
t"Snitti il of classic t'lr, he min
giles a.,nag Greek ruins, Ion Smih
| ton; and in Turkey he Is utterly
disguised as Voc Self.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

MoNE,.-lhe dollar that repre-
sents a carnal qualification. an in
diligence, a sin, is worse than ,ainr.
less. Money has only a relative and
representative value. Its worth
consists is what it will preurr. 1T
may purchase for its p"SseSsor a
curse as well as blessing. II III
vested in intelligence. klmwledgr,
culture; in doing good; in the ar-
QUESTION of spiritual TREASURES, u
rises far above par IN real valnean,l
cannot he appreciated hy any wor a.
ly standard But how mneh none,
goes oil in smoke; how much Is u 'et
To purchase shame; lhlw mlwh is
stsnt in painful and latal expert
ments with the wages of vice and
the illicit charms of tralis2rrSsion
for which there returns tn the sou
at last only sI,cl. co up"nsaiions a'
rem0rse, woe, pain and death!
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

The following from the recent
nulnbci ,h the Southern Standard.
;ubIisl,el at Nifimi, in Jackson
y rish, explains in a mat shell why
country pa ers are often not ably
edited and well filed with reading
matter-tlc readers do not support
them:
Oaiag to n press ofjob work ana
other important business Sasf'nect'1i
with the future prosperity m thp
Standard. which w;is more pOilfa
blr to us than swrn ling Unr time
and means, regardless ot ont own
personal comfort or peciiniary cin
i,arlrlSsnpilt, in snppiyin" soin o'
those dclinqucnts with paper
whose accounts for subscription
have been returned with various
futile excuses Tor non-paymef't, W.
have had bnt little time this wees
To prepare ourn ual amount "f orig
iiiai matter.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

BENTON AND SuMNER-Pe'h'i'S
nothing better illustrates 'nr pr,
manent character of the Unit,"
States Senate than these iacts' Oh
the 4th of March, 1Sal. Thomas II.
Bentoa took his seat as one Oh !ne
United States Senators from MIS-
souri,. then just admitted mo '"t
Union. He remained a mrmber o'
that body until the 4th "i Marrh.
5S5I a period of thirty trars, EN-,
Asacing tive successive Stna'"r'''
terms.
On that same day Charles sum
ner appeared AS Senator elect i'""' rom
Massachusetts. His present ifi"'
of service does not expire until the
Ath of March. 1873. when he VIII
then have been in the Senate i"'f
terms, or twenty four years 1 nus
it appears that two ineil have been
consecutlye;y members OF the Amef''
can Senate for tiity.tonr Years. mus.
in duration, exceeds in ten"'n "'
time the average period of Engli u
Pecrages in the HmSe of L'''is. Al
most two-thi,ds Of the existence "'
the United taies Senate has ~r'
within, the province OF these tw'
men, as participants IN its a'i"o"'
DUTIES.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

Sx.,1 FARMERS AND lNPEPEN-
nrNT FARMERs.-Any observing
,,..rson who passes up an'i dow" na,
afonrchr can see thousands OF
scres of the most productive l''''
in the world iyng nnruil'N"'rI i'.
Why is this sol On f"Si' i'>'n m ,,s
ma that planters have not w. .,', "" ~,
to ,;ii t,,is soil. But have me! @ ,"'
W Wv ''.,,,s ,o sell ur reut ! 10 i"''
who % will make it proti!abir' i"t.
have. but will uul do II. ir, , "
hor;ng man try to rent u s'''','l ''ar,' ~
az, III he does not meet a mai re'"
" "Iha is asked sm hail the va'ne 81
tbe land for one wars lr"t, !" ~
maid in crren-barks. How ol'ra' :"
& pa SOC owners of land, grown up III
woods buying Westrinrofn ! :! u =
n daily uvurremre /; yet u ."J:' ,.
wt;.,lu rent their idle ficl',s '' WON
;ny men on the shares, they w"a'o
have corn in abua'lancr anu i"'
mules to work. fs,.l
Oti,r inducements to men OF S'n'n
capital to settle here ami tnf. WI WI
cone Thousands of families il,'
and raise their families "h ia''"'
s,,a, % nrnduce !, revenue OF but fiitee'
m twenty dollars per aci'. on'
lands Weld from 500 TO s-'o pc
acre Give those men - rhan'e a"'
nee if thu y do not come here, pros
uerand be halpy.-[rhibodanS cen
tiutS
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
April 5-4tqrlslh,q.

Several of our enterpriSlng cltl-
zelIs have organized an agricultural
society. We need such an Orgsini-
zatim in this parish. Agriculture
to become profitable, re.iabis' aud
agreeable muSi ne systrmatiled ami
not carried OH at hazard as Is he
c,sc at present. SD Inucli Is 'Irpen-
dent ulmnn the succrss of SoiItiir'il u
agriculture that all organizations ~
This kurt Should he encouraged 10y
al. gjod cilizrhs.- Aarks'ilie Reg
,srer.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
.xn Soft WATER.-tll

.Sp SOFT WATER All
hAND ;,.o~ NAV not know how MI
kpa;silS poasnh tha effects Of hard ana 10, 10 !
yer,",d ysr d;ffer in the cooking "f var, an
Sa... ...Hatables. While On. species
Gus ss.ssce.ables require hard or s".r ,,..,.
ol ,,er ,o as the case may o,, al,s.mu' ;..,..',
wafer ;ss =" becomes sensibly deterlora.. RAT.
spec,eS;, :, For instance, peas OF beams
sd oy =, IN hard water containing
cooked ,',os or eSpsom y. will not boil tender, tender,
unanse ,.u,s M these substance" hm.u.m NV,
oecsasSI oec.sS,e caseine. In soft wafer
veee,s;,I all boil tender, and lose 81 Ger
they wiz rank taste which they re-
tam t;n i" !" hard w.,ter: Man. veseta
tam =, ~. onions, boi' nearly tasieiesS
bles s.ys is' wxtef, rpcausr all Tie n'N''i
IN fn'. .S,%,M oet. The addition o'
), dlss",'chh a,;,sn ehecks this, as in the; case
saw .,,;ous. S causing the vegetables ID
Q. a,,;m o,V ,heir pecn lar h,rorins pr'i,
retain retain h..s;,les much nutritious mat
cip'esib r wbirh might m lost in s,'f' wa
ter' W Thns il appears tn II the sal
yer. Ina the water to Il degree. Fol
n"a,,acti,,r Juices from meat to MAKE
s1trattar e hrath or soup, soft water a'rs'lte,
end yoid at first is BEST Tor u 'nac'
snore readily penetrateS the TISSUES
hnt for boiling r'ats where tn'
;,,;cas should he retained, pun sal
IN while it Is boiling. SO as " ''''
IN the uores atOnce.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

A clergy men told Wendell Phil
lips that if his business in lite WAS
to save the negroes, he ought t" go
South where they are and do il.
That is worth thanking of, replied
Phillips, "and what is Your business
in life I, ..To save men iiom hell,
replied the minister. Then 20
there and attend TO SOnr business,
replied Phillips.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
"How. beautiful ~ said The tall

"HOw. beautiful !" said The tallrst
OF American poets. regarding with
delight the Mosaic rhcrubs IRA
pllaePs) on iady's sleeve buft'ns
"fow beautiful!' "Wilaf a PITY
replied the lady, misrllievou>ly
"ihat you poets are not aiua,s = as
good as these cherubs you praise $,
heaItilyp
"Ah!' answered SaAe, u re II,
think we might bp, il We were ply
slcally constructed in the SAME way
AL head and wings!'
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

An NJ. e. who earnestly opposed
the extra pay amendment To the ap-
;,ru,,riati ~ Till, has Withdrawn his
o,jeciions and accepted the money.
He gives as his reason that he Is too
patriotic to oppose he laws OF the
land an,l as this extra pay measure
is now one oi them, he feels under
patriolic obligations to give it his
hearty support.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
S,b.,k;uy to a t.llow.laborcr

SIhaking to !, lt'llow-latorer for
,he "True and Gnnd' of Brother
Bowen, ~ cynical friend said to Mr.
Tiltnn-"Theulor, do You really
believe Bowen will 20 10 heaven 2
"Weli," observation-disclosures, ! am
sure he willif there are any adver-
tiSpnpnts here" No better proof
can be given of Mr.. BIS enterprise
as n business man.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
$1,000 it G0id-3S,j jS5 CIR
~-vrs p en 4ihray, az
SO :PitIZES.

By subscribing for the largest and
fi,rSt Weekly Agricultural an':
Family Palfar in the Soitli, slli
semd;hy three dollars. the !eariH
subscription price, y"u will receive
IL prpiliiin 0i a ticket lnihe Seventh
I.n,,isialla State Fair. AMI thus share
in the Gleat D,awing o, S0J prlseS,
the capital l,rize of which is 5000
gold. Ii is not necessary that you
shou Il visit the Fair 20 share in the
Drawing; all that Is required of y"'i
is to hoId u Ticket. Send , to OUR
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yol will receive that excellent paper
Tor q e.year an,l Il tirkrt to the FAIR,
sharing ia the driving. as a pre-
miuh. The drawing takes place
the last day oi the Fair AprIi 80
and all orders must reach New Or
leans brioie that date. Address,
OUR HOME JOURNAL,
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Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

Arisioi.r;Iry in the'l9h century
is the leagues, the c0aliii"n. at those
who Wish to cOiisaihc witl,Ont pro
,lrwing, Tive without working. oc
cuiS all public places without h~.
coming competent to fill them, and
seize upon all honors without merit
ing tllrmI-tllat Is afisiOcracy
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
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SJu % will cntltlr sender to a cop!
Tor one gear gratis.
Tire postage within the United
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quarterly, in advance, III the office
where received. subscriptions from
Canada must he accompanied with
20 cents additional to prepay the
United States Im-taae. New York
CITY Subscribers will he charged 20
ceniS per annum additional, which
will prepay for postage and delivery
Of the numbers.
In rrmitting by mail, a post-oflice
order or draft pa, able to the order
ni ID. APPLETON Il Co.. IL plf'fera
hle to bank -iiotes, as, il lost tlie or
der or draft c4u, he recovered with.
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80; the journal and Poptiia
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Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
Arl.LniONS' JOCltNiL.

App,etoas' Journal gives in a
weekly form all the fpnlureS oil 81
monthly magazine. Its weekly Is,
Sne brings il u tnorv frequent visi.
tor To The family than is The ease
with II monthly periodical While in
the course of a year, a much greater
aggregate and IL larger variety Of pa
lers are furnished than are given IN
any Of the regular momtllirs. Bnt,
for those who prefer it. the JOURNAL
is pul up in MONTHLY PARIS, and
IN Tins form its scope and variety,
as compared with Oihcr magazines,
becGnics c"nsl,icnously apparent.
Aip!etons' Journal presents in
Strurtive, Lealihiui, soHnd and en.
icriaining literature. 1t contains
the best fiction aIlainabie: gives
picturesque descriptions of PAGES.
and stirring narratives of travel and
adventure; has entertaining papers
upon vaIiUuS subjects that pertain
To the pursuits aud recreation of the
people; gives portraits and sketches
of l~rsunS distinguished in various
walks of life; presents Livery. Social
sketches, having in special view
those thing the knowledge of which
will ctmirih,aie to tie welfare and
happiness of the household dc.
scilL., phases of life in all quarters
oi tae gI"lc; discusses the iinpor
tant events of thu. time, and the ad
vanrrs made in art, literature and
science. illustrations are used Sutti'
ciently to give variety and anlna'
ton 10 It's pages; hut the aim Is ia
make il rather - Journal of p0puial
hiol, class literature than merely Il
vehicle for pictures.
Price. o 6enis per .Ssss,sbes' or
$500 ysr .fslHtsss. sn Ud-
rasxce. S05SC~spfsOsss re-
eesrtG Tor IiCefre ar
SIR .EOafss. Sab
| SCrspss0a Price
Of .EoHfAiy
ks0rss,
81 SO.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

A charming young lady, who at.
tends evening church service regu.
larly, is called the "vesper BELLE" 10y
the distracted youth OF tue city.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

The Boston Post says tina, the
cost OF street wide iugs in that citv.
already decided upon, is 81, ,079 900,
and other improvements in lmmcdi-
ate contemplation will swell the
sum 70 81 ,S5O,OOO.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

The first book ever printed was
the Book OF Psalms, 10y Faust and
Sh2ilrr, A. H.. 1451. Ii was print
td OH one side only oi the lravet,
after which they were, i'll the bind
i,ig, pasted back to back.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
Tie Dallas IT-xas) Herald. of the

The Dallas (Texas) Herald. of the
81 inst. SAYS: 1t is a lamentable
fact that is this day of rapid tran
sit and communication that their
should exist IN the minds of so many
people III the older States such er
roneOuS ideas of Texas society in
general. They f'irget that Te,as so.
ciety, as it exists to-day. is made up
by many of their friends and neigh
hors of the oder Ststes and conse-
gnent!y fran the nature of things
must assimlla,e to the society from
which they come.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

4 kpntncky man claims 10 have
discovered il method ot planting haif
on the lin,nan body and making 1t
gov.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26

Leaves New Orlran every Tues.
day at 3 Z. NJ. Arriving at the
Mark willie Landing on Thursday.
Gu her down trip, will leave the
above Landing al abont D Z. NJ,
The promptness and regularity of this
packet can be relied on.
Rapides gazette., 1873-04-26
SHERIFE'S SALE

DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy
- writ oil tieii ficias issued
o.t al The anDve named Court, i'll
the abWe entitled aml numbered
Sit. aud to me directed, | hav:.
seized and will Offer for Sale at pub.
lie aii,.iiun, ON
!Satnrd1y. the 3rd day t
Nay 1873,
bet wecn the hours of IL &. NJ, and
4 =. NJ, ut the CoIlt iioise door,
IN the town of Alexandria, the ioi.
lowing desciibrd property seized aS
the property of the defendant to
wit.
Sunare No. 33 of the Tnwi, oi
Alexandria. with all the Build.
ing and improvements situated
Thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASN, snb
ject To appraiseInrnt.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
March .ag-Gi. y. FS SlS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
ANT you BACKING DOwNJ

letter to the editor says:
" Amt you backing down in wanting those
bank robbers licked Mister hi.antLropist Z
Oh no :"
No, we don't back down, at all But We must
make the best Of things. We aro opposed to
hanging people, but ouce in a while a criminal
comes along who seems TO deserve han. ing, and
for whom the galioWs appear 10 be exactly in
tended. 50, Of these bank robbers. We think
the whipping-pozt barbarc institution, inher-
ted from rude, unciyilized times, and maintained
in Delaware largely by the inhu ence Of Slavery.
In most cases, its uze, al part Of our penal
system, is cruel and unequal, and defeats
altogether the true objects Of punishment
But while the whipping-posts remain standing,
let MS get some good out Of them, il we can
Now these bank robbers appear to us to need
''correction"-As children sometimes do We
imagine they are spelling for a nice little SWITCH
ing. We don't want the Sheriff to clay on" and
"wallop" them like slave oyerseer in a cotton
fad, but to dust their Jackets, neatly, 10 thai
they may hold Delaware in remembrance for all
the remaining years Of their burglarious lives.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
my dearest Jenny Wren,
IL you will but be mine
You AhRll eat Cherry PIE, you shan,
And drink curranI wine
THE END OF The WnRLn.

The Second Adventista who have been assem-
ble1 on Terry Island for a week or two, waiting
for the last trump TO sound, ztill retain their
position and their faith, although the special day
predicted has passed by without any special
event. The Day Of Doom is now ret forward for
several weeks, and may be deferred to any time
bsfore the close Of the year an elastic predic-
tion which reminds one OF an almanac-prophet s
"About this time expect rain, snow, or falling
weather."
Prophecies fixing the time for the end OF the
world have been current at intervals from the
terrible thousandth year OF the Christian Era
down to the present time, but many years have
elapsed since there has been 10 considerable a
number Of believers gathered together as the
AdVentists Of Terry Island. The most consider
able demonstration OF the kind in late years was
that Of the Millerites in n. A large number
Of enthusiastic expectants assembled at that
time near Darby in our adjoining county,
and remained for several days or perhaps weeks,
with the provision OF white ascension robes,
awaiting the awful summons. Some in that
neighborhood still remember the scene created
in that camp by some miRchievous youngsters
who raised sudden and frightful din by blowing
nsh horns in concert, ,shrieks, yells, and swoons
accompanied the blast, which was momentariy
mistaken for Gabriel'z Trump,
Such expectations as those Of the Alventiats
must be due to arithmetical reckoning, and not
to the logic Of events. No one. looking over oui
world as it stands at present, can consider tho
experiment completed, the problem solved
Thick set, it may be, with hopeful germs spring
Ing from the furrows, but far enough yet from
the Millenial Harvest Home
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
RnnIern Mnrvlnnd pnII A..

In Somerset county, the Republicans seem tc
have attained a majority in the Board Of county
Commissioners. One Republican (White) is re-
turned az elected by the regular count, and
another Republican, W. E. Ford was defeated by
one majority. Mr.. Ford has -ince counted the
returns again for Lawson's district by which he
has discovered a mistake OF three votes, and will
contest the seat Of Mr.. Il AIDES, who WAS return.
Q al elected.
1t is also announced that Simeon NJ. West will
contest the election Of John W. Temple, clerk
elect for Caroline county on the ground Of irreg-
ularities in the registry list.
Local option has prevailed in at least two
counties-Talbot and Queen Annes. Talbot gives
an official majority Of 1851, and Queen Annes
county, several hundred. In Caroline county
about GOO votes were cast for Local Option, and
as we understand it none against it. The op-
ponents, however claim the defeat Of the mea-
sure, counting all the unrecorded votes as cast
against it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Speftal Bnttfes.
Facts for the People

As the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer-
taned by careful observation It is to be regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed 10y come
physicians should retain q place in our Msteria
Aedlca. As an instance OF this, that vile drug
Balsam Copaiba, furnishes an example. About the
year 1890, the SpsniOrds in the island Of San Do
mingo having become anilcted with certain cem-
pAints thought, according to the prevailing notion
at that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copsiba came into use. but never has nAu-
seating drug done more iniury, for 1t not only
changes the nature Of the disease 70 more dread
ful state than the original, but II ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in Us worst
forms. To avoid this drug and its effects the sA-
MARITAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach of all only ten pills to be taken,
and will cure every time in from two 70 four days
Male packages, g.; female, 50.
sold by & Bnnghurst Co., sixth and Market /;
z. McInall, Second and Market, Wilmington. Del,
and by Druggists generally. lel7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
THOMAS T. TAsKER, JR. STEPHEN p. Nj. TAsKna
NJ 0RRlS, TASKER & CO.

PASCAL IRON WORKS, Philadelphia.
TASKER IRON WORKS, New Castle Del
Oflce, FIFTH AND TASKER STS Philadelphia
Otilce and Warehouse 10 Gold Street, New York.
Once No. 20 PembertOn Square, Boston.
O1lce and Warehouse, Tit1sville. Penna
Manufacturers of
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES, plain
vanlzed and Tubber-coatsd, for Gas, Steam
LAP-wELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER
TUBES.
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FITsTEES' TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREEk LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED CoAL-GAS APPARATUS, etc.
mar22-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

They talk Of Colonel Fomey for the Centen-
nial Mayor Of Philadelphia There are ten good
reasons in his favor to any one against him. II
all the civilized people OF the world are to be
mArshaled in the Quaker City, in 1s76its citizens
can be represented by no finer figure, no better
specimen Of American physique, and no more
elegant and courteous master Of ceremonies,
than Mayor John W. Porney. To be sure, they
say Mr.. Stokely desires re election, but he had
much better give way and go for the Colonel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Tho Now Remadv for Runtnra

A most important Invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co.. NO G55 Broadway, N. Y. city. 1t retains
Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort, night and
day at all times, and under all circumstance With
out any exception whatever In any case, and should
never be taken of during the short time requisite to
effect permanent cure. Sent by mail. Circulars
free. ANY Druggist or Physician Will order this new
Truss for you without charge.
mylo, o,eod, L ,eow,1yw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Undsr.rand A..nnl,ed

At Richmond. Va, yesterday, Judge Under
wood, Of the United States District Court, was
assaulted by W. n. McYeigh former owner OF q
property in Alexandra. purchased by Under
wood under the cOntscation act. Mcveigh struck
Underwood a few blows, calling him q hypocriti-
cal scoundrel, who had robbed him (MeYeigh)
and made his family paupers"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

France is quieted for = few hours. but things
will be lively, again, by Saturday. The Coint de
ChAmbord is 10 be asked 10 abdicate in favor Of
the Count de Pars-a Bourbon give way to an
Orleans King-the same as il the Democratic
party, finding they could not succeed with Andy
johnson for President, were to go for Horatio
Seymour. But we doubt very much whether
PARA is stronger than Chambord.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Violence In Texas.

The United StStes Marshal for Western Texas
reports to the Attorney General that deputy
marshal John P. Fries was asssssinated at BrAck-
ettsville, in that State, the 25th nit. The as
sassln was a convicted murderer, named McWe-
Der, who had escaped from prison. Fries is the
fifth deputy marshal murdered in that district.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

Pretty good for the ohio She reached Queens
town, yesterday from Philadelphia, after yoy-
age of nine days and a half from the Capes of
the Delaware. This is not remarkably quick
voyage, but it is a very fair one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
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