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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-30
II AIR DEPOT,
sc King street.
We have now on hand and are constantly

We have now on hand and are constantly
manufacturing the largcs. stock OF
REAL AND IMITATION HAIR.
ever offered in Alexandria Of the finest quality
Hair and work only. Our prices for making
Switches. Curls, SC, are 25 per cent less than
they can be done anywhere. For making Comb.
ing Switches Soc, 75c and 81; largest size 81 :21
Curis and other work in proportion; Hair
Switches fromSl upwards. Our So and S5Switches
cannot be beat in any place for the price. Call
AMI examine before purchasing elsewhere. No
'''N'' " FERG UsoN's HAIR DEPOT,
ap23 &c King street
{. WILL BUY THE FINEST REAL
% HAIR SWITCH that be found
North or South at those figures ut
GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
% HAIR SWITCH that can be found
North or South ut those figures ut
GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
CT WILL BUY THE FINEST REAL
sD4 HAIR SWITCH that can be found
North or South ut those figures ut
ap29 GREENS NOTION HOUSE:
rREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.
REAL HAIR SWITCHES,
of any color, shade or size, Ut any price, made
TO order in the best and most salts factory man
ncr, to match any sample at prices ranging
from 81 to $50. With conf lence in my ability
to plesse everybody, would say that parties
who give special orders are not expected to take
INV lair Goods, though made to order, that do
not give entire and decided satisfaction
CHARLES w. GREEN,
an25 Is King street.
WHY GET POOR WORK DONE, when
w you can get tfft best for less price? For
making Combiog Switches So, 75c and Sl.O0;
largest size Sl25 at
FEKG USON'S HAIR DEPOT,
on Is III Bing street.
WRAPPING PAPEK-A large lot just re-
w ceived by Zap 80 J. G. MlLBURN.
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the clerk Of the County Court, and only two
deeds were recorded in that Office. During
tho same period eight marriage licenses were
issued from, and twenty deeds recorded 10, the
office of the clerk Of the Corporation Court
CANAL NAvlGAToN.-Can navigation was
resumed yesterday, and boats commenced ar
irving here at three clock this morning. The
SUSPENSION which continued for day and a
hail. was occasoncd by the Consolidation Coal
Company's boat, I. j. Mehaffcy, loaded with
coal from Cumberland, which caught on mitre
sill aud sunk at the six locks, sixteen miles
above Georgetown. She was raised yesterday,
however, and, as above stated, navigation has
been resumed, and boats are now once more ar
irving and departing freely.
TIE FISHERY. Since yesterday report the
receipts of fresh fish at Fishtown have been
l75,Ol0 hcrrings, which sold at from IS 50 to
Sc per thousand, and 2j,OOO shad, which
brought from $40 81 to $l2 80 per hundred
The largest cargoes that have arrived-one
containing $500 and another 1900 shad, and
one, 10000 Mornings, came from the OILERS.
The catch at all the shores has fallen OFT within
the last few days and the demand is 10 excess
Of the supply. The plumber OF rock and perch
arriving is cxcecdiugy small.
GOOD TEMpLARs Belle Haven Lodge will
meet tonight at which time an election Of Of
ficers will be held. G. W. G. r., G. w. Miller
will be present \ meeting Of all the Lodges
will he held in the room OF Welcome Lodge
Tomorrow night The Lodges from Washing
ton are expected down on the o'clock boat
aud will be present and take part IN the excr,
cises g. W. &. I. Miller will confer the 2nd
and 3rd degrees upon the members of Potomac
Lodge next Friday night at their room.
Property SALE-John B. Dounclly, OF
Georgetown, has sold his farm on the Middle
TurnniL, two and hrf miles above Falls
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Any person who shall fail TO comply with the
foregoing requirements will be subject to severe
penalties. Special tax payers reminded that
they must make application to the Collector Of
the District and procure the proper stamp for
the Spccial-tax Year, commencing May J. 1873,
without whiting for further notice.
+. +. WHITE, Collector Intl. Rev,
an 26-ir,it Seventh District Virginia.
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Ny friends, former customers and the dealing
public are particularly requested to attend the
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
at the corner Of 9th and D streets, Gust few
doors from Perry & Bros Washington city. on
THURSDAY, MAY lst,
nj ten clock. rare opportunity is here offer
ed to purchase first class Dry Goods ut auction
prices. Amongst the goods to be sold that day
will be splendid stock Of Plain, Striped and
Plaid japanese Silks. For particulars see Star,
Republican and Sunday Herald
NJ TAYLOR,
formerly Of NJ. Taylor u Co..
Washington, ap 2S-3t
TIVE UNDERSIGNED having qualified u:
i administrator of the estate Of SUSAN
AMANDA WOLFE, deceased, all persons
having claims against the estate are notified to
present them, properly authenticated, for ad-
iustment; and all indebted arc reque=tcdto make
immediate payment.
sp 29-3t l. G. ONEAL Sheriff and Admr.
THE UNDERSIGNED having. 4uali!isd, as
4 administrator OF the estate OF EZRA hlfi
deceased, all persons having claims against the
estate are notified to present them, properly au-
thcnticated, for adjustment and all indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
an 29.3t IC. ONEAL, Sheriff and Admir-
, 1873-04-03

Tho Hon. jessie ". Fell has recently pub
lished q handsome ltlograph, containing tho
autobiography Of Abraham Lincoln In fac
simile Of ho own handwriting, with extracts from
some Of his most remarkable public utterancoa.
In 1850, hIr. Foil applied to h1r. Lincoln for u
brief history of lls life. from which to prepare n
momoir to show tho peoplo of tho Eastern
States the career OF a man who bud suddenly
grown into national Importance. After muol,
persuasion, Dir. Lincoln wrote down tito events
of his nfo i'll tho shapo Of 4 lottor to Mr.
Foil. It ia this interesting document which is
nov furnished in a ltlograpll fac. sin1fle, suita-
bio for framing, and calculated to adorn tho
walls Of n library. Tho autobiography is charac-
toristoaliy brief md modest, and tho story is told
with charming simplicity which only a man Of
Lincoln's greatneaa could attain. Tho work ia
sold at 51.50 unframed, or ut from, $3.50 to 85
per copy with suitable framing. DR., John
awoony and Henry g. Foil aro tho general
agents. located ut Normal, ILL.,, who aro deairous
of pproadiug tho distribution of tho memorial
through canvAssorB.
, 1873-04-03
THE SINGER BUILDING ACCIDENT,

Deputy Coroner Pilgrim hold an inquest yea-
torlay afternoon on tho bodies OF William Brasso
and Philip Mlnziner, tho victims of tho accident
ut tho Singer Building on Monday. Iyos Ear
boil, tho anb-arollitoct Of the building, wag
sworn: Had seon tho scafro1d, and believed it
strong enough to sustain any woight that it
would bo necessary to place upon 1t. A ton and
q half would bo ns much weight as it would layo
to boar at ono time. believed that thoro was not
moro than 1890 pounds OIL tho ecafHold when it
fcll md II this weghthad beon oyonly distributed
1t would havo sustained it. Tho aca{Iold was
oreotod for N. y. Douton Il Co. by William
Goldlo, undor tho a1porlntondonoo Of Adolpl
Martin.
Adolpl1 Martin, sworn: Superintendent tho
erection of tho Acaffold. Boforo erecting it. ro-
coivod from GuBtayo Gabrlol estimates as to how
much Weight would bo placed upon tho scaifold,
and oroetod 1t accordingly. bolioyod IL t],n
weight had boon oyonly distributed, tho scairola
would not have fallen. Repeatedly cautioued
the mon about putting too much weight
OIL it.
Herman Sol,opo, sworn: Waa ono Of tbe ,,,o,,
who wore OH tho aoaffold wllon 1t full, aud was
Bayod BY catching hold Of ropo. Folt il
shako, md warnod tho mon TINT it
was not snfo. The hulir ~
tho matoral was placed in tho contre Of tho eoaf-
fold. It was all placed there undor Nr, Gabriol'a
orders, who was acting as foreman for N, s. Dou-
The jury found TINT both mon woro killed bv
tho falling Of scafftld. March 81, 1873, III tho
Singer Building, Mt tho corner Of State aid Wasll-
lnyton atroots aud TINT tho weight which caused
1t to fall WIS plaood on 1t by tho orders NJ
0uataYe Gabriel, aud hold linn responsible for
tue accident.
, 1873-04-03

THO Chicago produce markois wero ratllor
more aotiye yostorday. Moss pork was n,odor-
atoly aotivo, but 5o por br1 lowor, c1osiug at
e15.70@15.75 canh, and s15.s5@015.00 aollor May.
Lard was In fair demand, md tlrmor on oaal,
lots, at s8.25@s.30 por 100 Lbs; do Boiler May,
steady at s9.5o@8.55. Meats wore quiet and
Unchanged ut o@o1Go for Shoulders, 8@s1Go
for short ribs, 816@s14o for short clcar, and
1ot4@1211o for swoot picked hams. Lake
froighta woro QUOT and nomtnally atoady, at
Ito for corn to Buffalo. Highwinea wero quiet
and unchanged, ut se>1@a7o per gallon.
Flour waa dull and castor. Whoat WIS
loss active, mud declined 11So closing at s1.151(
@1.1s11 cash, and s1.2os9a seller May. Corn was
active and n Hhade lower, closing at so994 @3311o
cnBh, md $3.50 aollor May. Oata woro dull and
10 lowor, closing Mt 2411420c cash, Ind 2s111o
seller May. Ryo was dull and unohangod ut
62>1@o5o. Barley wna quiet and 10 lowor,
closing at 7o@78o for No. 2. Thoro was M NC
tlvc domand for hogs at 100 advance, or at
a5.a0@5.75. The cnttlo market waa active aud
unchanged. Bhoop wcro frmer.
, 1873-04-03

In his budget spcocl, the Finance Minister
Of Canada shows how confederation las bong
fted tho people OF tho Dominion. Population,
commerce, banking capital, and tho public row
nuo, have all increased. Tloro have boon
eo,o00,0oo Of surplus revenue during the past
seven years; md, wthal tho average tnxation
has been only ss.45 ycar for oach inhabitant.
The most important intimntion which tho Min
istor gavo OF the financial policy of tho Govern,
ment WA his statement tint it would not nro.
poBa any alteration Of tue turiH,
, 1873-04-03

The stato Of Illinois lna an Investment Of
several millions of dollars In the Illinois l. lrcl-
Igan onnd md tho approaches tAoroto. Tho
question IL boforo tho Legislature, to be votod
On today, whether the work Of improving tho
river, by constructing dam and lock at Cop
noraa creels, shall be continued. II this wore
. now work 1t would not be expected that NOM
lefa OF the Legislature roaidins away from
no limo OF tho rlyor and canal would yoto
1or III but being IN tic nature Of iii invest
pent intondcd to finish an unoompletol
work, and to render previous Investments avail
eble and profitable, 1t presenta claims as wido
- - the State ttsolt and appeals to tho iutoroats
Of eyory Taxpayer. It ia believed that If all the
members OF tho Legislature who favor tho work.
>ss N thaE Hests to-day. sAe blu uil psya Tho
, 1873-04-03

Ocean telograplB Beryo rs woll as railroads to
illustrate tho rule tint when combination is pos
ssble competition is impossible. Owing to tho
rivalry Of tho throe companies engaged in intor-
nasional tolography, there ha6 bcon u consider
able fall in rntoH of Into yoarB, and tho lay
Ing of 'iow cable gayo promise Of still
greator reduction. But ali these hopes must bo
abandoned. It is announced TINT arrangements
Of all tho oceanic telegraph companies, wllicl,
wait only the ratification Of tho Directors nt tAoir
neetinga ne1t Friday to place nll cable meH-
sageB under one tariff.
, 1873-04-03

=. The now map OF spain, which tho Republican
loa1ors l!nvo prepared, represents TINT country
as divided into thirteon Confederate Etatos, no
follows: l. Galloia, formed by tho four 0aliciau
Provinces. g OaHtilo-Loon, formed by tho union
Of tho AsturiaB md Old Castillo. 0. Durgos-
Cantabro- VaHco-Nayarro. 4. Aragon, comprising
Aragon, Rioja, md sorla. t. Catalan. @. Tho
Yaloncla-D Dacario State. Z. Now Castillo. 8.
Easramadura. 0. Oceanic Andaluaa. 10. Tho
Canary Islanla. II. Cuba. IL. Porto nico 49,
Tho State OF tho Philippines. No mention ia
mndo OH tho map, howoyor, OF tho State Of
Anarchy, which il the only important State OF
spain juat now.
, 1873-04-03

Tho Farmers Convention at Springfield las
begun its aoHsion with attendance Of 277 t1o1o-
gatos, representing "a Gf tho 102 countloH In tho
State. Dohind those representatives llos q yast
constituency Of 100000 farmers, aud beyond
then, tho pooplo at largo, whose inter-
onta aro not sopnrab1o from thoao Of
tho mon In consultation at springfold
Tho temper ind plans Of tho Convon-
tion may DO Hecr in thoir resolutions. ThoBo
say that tho Bafcty OF republican institutions
demands TINT chartered monopolies be regulated
by law, for history shows that where Bslch con-
troll has been wanting, railroad corporations havo
boou AZ despotto and oxtortionato rs tho foudaI
Darons, Tho doctrine of voated rigltu is
mot by tho doctrine that tho State call
not create anything 1t cannot control,
and tho Legislature is urged to exercise
fin right and pass tho laws necenBagy to regulate
tho railroads. There in no oxcugo for Dolby, as
the recent decision Of tho Supreme Court has
shown tho way In which unjust determinations
can DO mot. Tho railroads should be mado pub
reasonable rates, mud connecting with
each othor throughout tho State Those
who rofuso to pay moro than tho
loyal faro aro sustained, and tho State is
urged to assume their defonao. No public off,
Ger should accept passes, and to do 80 should bo
mado n misdenoanor. AS tho Constitution of
1848 prohibited special charters, tho validity OF
all railroad ohartcra granted sinco that time is
questioned, and 1t is believed TINT, under tho
Inst Constitution, ncarly every road in
tho State has forfeited its chnrtor by
issuing watored stock. Tho Illinois River
Improvement bill ought to DO passed tho nayi-
CATION laws should be amended 80 as to opon the
lake tradc to shipping Of evory nationality aud,
In tho belief TINT cheap railroads and cheap
ehipa will givo chonp freights tho resolutions
closo by. demanding tho immediate ropoal Of all
protective taxes on all materials used in rail-
road and ship-building and tho manufacture of
farming implements.
, 1873-04-03

Railroad legislation was the special oraorot tho
day yesterday, but tho Legislature yielded ita
hall to tho Farmcre' Convention, and did MOTH
Ing moro than commence = dobato on tho
Hildrup bill. This metsure was defended by
Mr. Hildrup in m elaborate Bpoool,. Ho stated
that tho railroads charged tho pooplo profit of
R25 per cont, and lovlod an annual tribute OF
e14Q 000, 00o-520 000, 900 moro thau tho interest
on tho public debt. Tho alternative boforo tho
country WIS State control or the wild royongo ct
nnob lnw.
, 1873-04-03

An election Is to-. held next Saturday, April
>, In NIL towns of this State having population.
Of 1000, for Boards Of Education, to consist OF
ai1 members each, and an election III tho samo
towns on Saturday, April u, for School Trustees
Why these oleotiops arc to bo held on different
days.. and why thoy wore not held on tho aamo
day with tho election Of tho other town ofslcors
is ono Of those mysteries known only to Office
1loldere
, 1873-04-03

1Iouuo II for rny ronson II should harpcn 10
bo lofoatcd wo hope tho frlotlla Of tho moasuro
will Immediately movo to appropriate tho not
earnings Of tho canal during tho noxt two yonrg
to tho work on tho Copperas Crock dam. Thoro
ought to bo no objection to this. 1t waa olonrly
intended by tic framorp Of tho now Constit,,-
ton, and by tho pooplo who ratified 1t, thnt tlis
money allonld DO dovotod to tho canal extension
30 long aa It ronnlna In IN unfinished etato
, 1873-04-03

The Now Jersey Legislature ia now consider
Ing bill authorizing tho appointment of al
ngont to procure employment FOR such conyiots
discharged from tho ponitentiary as may hayo
eylnced an intention to lend uaoful liyos, Tho
proposition tB novel ono, but ita humanity ia
strong commondation In ita favor. II 1t should
work we'll III New Jerhey, 1t will In all probabll-
ty bo Initiated III othor etatos. Its operation
will therefore DO watched with great intotest by
those epgagcd In charitable work.
, 1873-04-03

: THINE Or aunsen1rr1oH trArAnLE IN ADVANCE.
psls h nal'. H.n.lsy.
farts ol yoxr at tho ratio.
To pro4ont dalay and mistakes, 10 and sfTo loit
Office address Ia full, including 8tnt0 and County.
ReIttnncos may DO ado either by draft, oxprosa Post
Dhlcs ordor, Of In registered 1otorr ut o,r risk.
TERMS TO orr hUnHCnInEnH.
psy, dollvnrcd, Sunday oxcopot. p conta pcr wcok
Daily delivered, Bunhty included, D conts or wcok.
Addroas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Co1nor hfadison md Doarboru.sts., Chicago, III.
, 1873-04-03

# tho English detectives do not take McDon-
In Louisville, OH roqusition from tho Gov
ernor Of kentucky. The police of that city l1ayo
m old score to eett.s with him.
, 1873-04-03

Now Jersey ia in rnp4uroa over tho General
Railroad bill which has been signed by the Gov
ornor, and which,, u Is hoped, will put an ond:
10 tho railroad monopoly. which has 80 long
riddon' tlat State.
, 1873-04-03

MYTRS' OPERA uOU8E-Monsoo street, botwoon
Btata and Dearborn. Arlington Cotton 4 Kombo'k
Ainatral and Rusleadua Troupe. ''Jul1us snansar."
, 1873-04-03

AOADEalY OF MUSIC tIalatcd streot, south Of
Madaon. Engagement Of Clara. Matinee, ''unolo
Toms Cabin.h
, 1873-04-03

NlXONs AAPH1TllEATRE-Clintp bot,rnon
Washington and Randolph stroots. Wilder Gus
National Clrous,
, 1873-04-03

MV1CKER'S THEATRE--nIndson stroot. botveon
4talo And Dearborn. "Article 47.n
, 1873-04-03

H0OLEYs OPERA HOUsE-Randolph atzoct, bo-
ewaen Clark and LaSal1o. "Fate."
, 1873-04-03

Thursday Morning, April 8. 1873.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

A CHALLENGE FOR A FRIENDLY ooSTEar-
BEAUTY OF THE GAME.


Editor Of STATE Journal Chess, the
most intellectual of all games, since The
last great revival full twelve years ago,
when the lnvincible Paul Morphy, then
mere boy, compelled the champions Of
this country and Europe TO succomh to
his superior skill and strategy on the
checkered field, has gradually given place
in the club and drawing room to other less
deep and instructive games and instruc-
tive games and amusements. This Is TO
he regretted by all lovers of game so
entirely dependent upon the skill Of the
player, end where good judgment and
correct calculation only can succeed, and
where even temporary success, or what
Is commonly termed luck, IS an impossi-
bility.
Tie staunch votaries of the noble game
are now however bringing II again into
notice, In an announcement for a chess
congress and the formation Of a national
CHEESE association during the coming year
preparatory to the proposed International
Chess Congress to be held at Philadelphia
in 1876.
The future of American Chess will be
dependant in a great measure upon the
success of this convention ofchess giants
OF the word.
For the purpose of again bringing the
game into popularity In our numerous
clnb and reading rooms - few players are
DESTROYS of PLAYING n friendly game by
correspondence, with the hope that it
mag lead to the formation Of an assocla-
zion whose purpose will be 10 renew in
terest and lufnisb TO the younger class Of
the community an Amusomeut more
worthy aud commendahle than tue frivol-
GUS pastimes TO which they Cre now COM
PEELED 20 resort 10 pass the winter
evenings.
Any persons desiring to enter 'g;o a
friendly game as here proposed, enn
Communicate by addressing "Chess
Amateur, Wilmington, DA.," and as
urtlsv will give the party accepting,
tae move. the opening can also be sent
n the first commun cation, aud the reply
/ sill be forwarded IA directed therein.
I Hopng this will meet with response,
we remain FRIENDS OF CHEss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

A BROKEN MORTGAGE. - It Is pretty
generally known that Mrs. Jane Udder-
zook, mother Of the prisoner, furnished
the money to prosecute the defense of her
son in his late trial, and to do so she gave
a mortgage on her little property near
JenHervlle, to the Arden's, for 5000. We
are legally informed that this instrument
now turns out to be worthless, owing to
the grantor's hus band not entering into
the same. There has never been any dl.
vorcs dlssolving the marriage contract
between Henry Undertook and Jane, his
wife, although thsy have been separated
for number Of years. Wat Chester
Rs,rs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

PgTIILIiADRgELPHI 4, a INFLAMMATION a BlLTi.

PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON ABAITr
l. TlMoRE RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
taxing ehect TUESDAY, November lltb ISM
philadelphia aud washington Express frs,.
are designated thus, ll,Nf New York and WI
ngton Express Trains. thus. Y i5t Tbs :, a'
Tram nom philadelphia connects for Po,tnss.
monroe aud Norfolk. on account Of diHsr...tssss
time trains leave Baltimore by CITY t5 ms.a an
minutes earlier than stated below 1 1rlbne I'VE
7. NJ Train from Philadelphia will RIM an s NJ W.
aAy s na ihnrsd9y only The H. ~ ?. 81 Trsi.
rom Ihiiadelplia Will run on Tuesday W.daah
day Friday and saturday only. "eons'-
SOUTHWARK
Trains from Philadelphia will leave IN. n.u.,
corner u Broad Street and Washington Dspvt,
asiollows For N'snus'
futy Eighth Street, 90, TO- 30. am. r9u
~. 4.uO, o. 30. O. 4j, g. 30, 10 80 ! III IN r, AAOi
Nc Mgriah, 100, 10 % a m i2S. i@am
Bonnadon. / %, 10 81 a. m. i2s. IN Am
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

CURE FOR Ffrs.-An item In thess
columns few DAYS ago making mention
OF a man who tel at Fifth and Market
with fit, has called to the mind q
" [ ncle Jake" the Fire Watch, tue fol-
lowing iafaiao,e cure for such an afiic.
ton; Dig up an old coffin and get the
rusty nails out OF il; make several rings
OF these nails and wear them on the
tingeis. Mr.. Richardson believes it i'm
possiba Tor aay one to suffer with Il e
who follows the above simple remedy.
First, oauin tho coffin go out some
dark night into an abandoned graveyard,
and there, IN the stiffness and quiet dig
the ca kst up and secure the nails theu
any blacksmith will soon make you the
rings. This ia all there Is to do.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

ouR REPRESENTATIVE James
R. Lohand, Representative In Congress
from Delaware, who succeeds Hon. Ben
jamin 7. Biggs, has drawn the seat of his
predecessor, and is already known IA an
able and popular member. He has rooms
at the Imperial HOTEL Washington Re
publican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20
TIVE CTGAW NlNr0v Won

TlIE CHEAT H,.Nruy Fon
~ "a NS q GgE.I g5leG'NFN @s
S3 G} S3 U y9 wa 5 4 W. aE
Which con be cured by
timely resort to this stand.
nd prcparation,as he's bccr
proved by the hundreds OF
cstinonials received by tho
oroprictors. II is aclznowl-
,d9cd by many prominent
physiciaus 10 be the most
,cliaDlc preparation ever in
reduced ior the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
md is offered 10 the public,
sanctioned nv the experience
~ own, f-,,,,, -->..,,,s. N{yL,,,,
- "NN' iSl AIS ~ llcli
escorted to in season it sell
ION fails to effect q speedy
"9gpS Of { 'DnuhG srDDphiti-
CrOlIO. NNhooniDcc Eouo.b
- . 80
,.--''' NOieAN3
/ Sore Throat I1olOg m. SNro.
I ness in tho ( host oD1 Cido
'''''' -.lN'Ni
rs d fHsH aeN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

RICE IN MARYLAND. - A farmer of
wicomico oounty, Maryland, reports
that from one quart Of rice, planted In
deep black soil, he raised twenty-four
quarts, weighing twenty.eight pounds.
1t was planted about the middle OF April
In rows eighteen inches spart, and cut
October 81. Single grains produced from
i've to twenty-five stalks, from three and
a half to 1--WE feet high.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-20

Sons OF TEMPERANCE Eden Division,
No. 0, Sons Of Temperance, had quite a
pleasant time at their hall (McClarv
huildirg) on Saturday evening last. For
the entertainment of its members a con-
cert was gotten IN, which consisted Of
singing and recitatlons. Tho singing
was rendered by the choir Of inc division,
and was very coed, and Of the Rotations
we may especially mention 1.-THE Polish
Boy - as line selection, which was wei
rruderad