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National Republican., 1873-02-07
pRoPosALs FOR MAIL BAG LABELS.
PosT oFTIgE DEPARTMENT.

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fafhishns Pihtod oOaSa & II sssfS sssS Juan as
SnS ScS sRd a at s"Sh mi % ns sa sE es sT AZ
ds sGeE 81 ITs re Ss
made o. suitable bard wood. in o6ons striis, e,sh
hrolsS Il three ishiis Of an inch in diamstcr 3 Il
lhS name q. such post ofoe and State. or OF such
$ IN SSsh sHSs rSG Vii ssnSs ~ sss
A5G aiLrSp SsS hs1s so Psn.sd nCs Il in smaller is
Gt,S; sS1nlcs ~ Of !he printing suitable for such
scoond Assistant PostmasteI aeneraf They ~. 1 10
bf delivered at this Department by the contractor at
as may be required BY the PNstmSster Genera
Eyery proSorsi must specify gne0nditonally The
Tie Aeccp,ed bidder will &c required to enter into
two syfiicient suretiss. within ten days after the
30 proposal will be considered unless 1t be accom-.
pfnisd with guarantee, siNned By two guarantors,
and certificate signed by poutnaster in the fol.
GUARANTEE
pndsraSs hat Il fhs foreons bid tsT s1ais s&asbip
nas sSSf OS Ssds, Ss rs11psd ~ the 6
after such accsptapcc enter into the required con.
tract and bond with good and sufficient sureties to
terms and conditions mentioned in the advertise
ment OF the Postmaster General dated the twentieth
Of January, lhA
Dated
cERTIFIcATE
The undersigned postmaster at State of
-, oertihcr Hasisr Ms oath eI sNes, that he Is
acquainted with the above Rliarantors, and knows
them to be men Of property, aud able to make good
their guarantee
. Proposals should he inclOsed In a sealed enyelopc
tndorsed distinctly, Proposals for Mail Iag Labels
and be addressed to the second Assistant Post
master General, Washington, u. q.
Tho propoaala received will be opened, read aud
in the oiiios Of the Second Assistant Postmastsfi
General JNO. A. ]. CnESWELI.
jan11 hfW Postmaster General
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Choice stock Of PapcrhnnglnS-, &c,

Az MAhkkItkhS,
NO, tS9 seventh street, between d and Il streets
embracing all grades Of Papcrhangings and
window shahcs; also, choice Paintings, EngTav-
lngs, ChrOmos and Photography Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, an.
Velvet, &c.; Picture Cord and rasscls, Rlnrs
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Odd Innia

We have In stock an accumulation Of line ALI.
Wool COATS, that formerly sold at prices ranging
from fl2 TO tl6, which we have determined 10
ella nN aT a. aRh
National Republican., 1873-02-07

- Wv. 1. WALL \ Co., auctloncers, will sell on
Friday, February I, at 10 O'Clock a. M, q large
assortment Of furniture, groceries, &c,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
OATH IN ME9uiRED uiRE PIX SECLION IN OF AN ACT
III kffIXEp 10 EtGH lib ISHE f1h oSRR2iSS9 RlRS S9
THE MAIL, AND 10 DE TAKEN DEFoRE Al
ofEinEh QUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER

g., Of --, bidder for conveying the
mail on route No. -, from - -, do swear
CATION as such bidder; that the bid s made in good
faith and with the iptentiOn to enter into contract
cepted, and that the signatures OF the guarantoTs
thereto are genuine and that believe the said guar
pay all damages the United States shall suffer by
reason of my falling to perform my obligations Al
such bidder -
sworn to and subscribed before me, =, for the
In testimony thereof heTeuntn subscribe my name
and aihX my official ssal the day aud year af0resaid
NoTE.-when the oath Is taken before iustioe Of
the peace the certificate Of the clerk of court on
record should DO added under his seal Of office thai
the person who administered the oath Ii duly qual
National Republican., 1873-02-07

a REsuNED C0NyOCATIOS OF Lafayette X. A,
Chapter, No. 3, Masons, will he held Tomorrow,
National Republican., 1873-02-07

The new Colonnadc Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
s on the most fashionable street and promenade
In the city.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
yiuluH llowcr.,

This popular actor and fayorite gentleman has
a benefit at willard hall next Saturday night,
lie will appear In his great character and spe-
cialty OF Major Wellington de Boots. Mis-. Ger
man, than whom no lady IL more welcome he
fore the fOOtlights In Washington, Will appear
for Mr.. Bowers' benefit as Mrs. de Boots, and In
which she Is without n rival The other Charac-
ters by the company, and II Il limited that Miss
Delmay will volunteer from the Comlquc. We
trust Mr.. Bowers Will have q bumper.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
The Washington City Saving. Bank,

Al other goods At the same immense reduc-
tiOn. HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable ClOthlefs,
W,F4M Northwest corner seventh and ID SITS,
National Republican., 1873-02-07

IHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for uont and
rheumatism. Al sufferers from the above COM
paints, either OF recent or long standing, are al
nlsed TO use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills
lney can be relied upon as the most safe and
eHectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
TROUT llARsANr, 22o Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
Seth l.. NIiIIlkcn.
Wendell phlIlln-.

For the benefit OF the Industrial Home School
the Hon. Seth l.. Mllikcn will deliver an ora.
ton at Lincoln hall on the evening OF the IIth
instant,
National Republican., 1873-02-07
The German Theatre.

Odd Fellows hall was last evening converted
into German theatre. and packed with German
citizens, intent upon the enjoyment Of u good
play in their own language. The play Of "Das
Stftungsfest" Is spirited composition, full Of W.
cidents and cOmlcal situations, and the company
performing II eyinCcd inc dramatic power. The
applause was frequent and well deserved, and In
common with our German friends we hope the
German theatre may become permanent lnsti-
tuition among us. At the close OF the perform
ancc Herr Mafet made neat speech, thanking
the audience for their appreciation and patron
age and announced that In all probability the
MaFpt Sghpu trOune would soon return.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

TnE DOMESTIC" SEWING MACnrSR COMPANY 4,
selling more machines In lls second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold IN
It's tenth year. The domestic" has won This
success at time when competition IL the
strongest, and when people are the best in
formed, most critical and eNacting; when good
most slowly.
word TO the wise Is sufficient
NJ. i. Adams a Co., pO5 street, Masonic
Temple,) are the agents for the domestic" in
this city. "
National Republican., 1873-02-07
PORN OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND GER
TIflCATE.

The undersigned, - =, whose post ofnco ad.
SaSSeS S5SS, the sa SSHn{ sc asS s's
lHa, TO June 30, ls75, on route No. -, between -
General dated December l. i'm with ceIoriin ~,
tainty, aud security" Flaw Of June D. is79l for lie
annual sum OF - dollars
Thh prOpOsli Il made Eth rHH kHsWIsIgs aC The dIs
tIHss y ne route, hs Tsigh u he mail I. ~ odTrisd
dHd aH other IdTiiSHiaTs IN IsIFsHes 70 The TsHts aBd
ssTrssi aHd dis, atsr caTEl eTaHHaiioH u Ls IaEs
aud isiTHroHs attached 10 he airsTfissBsHt 9I s,aI
ssTUrsi aHd " he prJrisiOHs csHtdiHoi IL ne a,f ~
CosgTsss " JaHs 4, ls7a - Hfisirr
National Republican., 1873-02-07

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays6 per cent. interest on all deposits. .DepOs
It's can he made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
aIIAnANnEE

The undCrsigncd, residing At - State Of -
undertake that II the foregoing hid Tor carrying the
mail on route No - be accepted by the Postmaster
General the bidder will, prior to the lat June ISIS
enter into the required obligation or contract 10
lerf1rm the service proposed with good ana sum,
cient sureties
his 10 aoaHdT.iaHiHg disiHsiIy Ihs obIiganor, aud
habildiss assHB,sf by gudTGHtors
National Republican., 1873-02-07
CITY ITEMS.

N. NJ, RomER has 10000 TO loan on GOOD real
estate for one or i've years.
National Republican., 1873-02-07

u0 Pure FRESCH CANDY 6I6
" manufactured daily, and sold at tho low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 6i6 Pennsylvania ave
nue. opposite Metropolitan hotel.
National Republican., 1873-02-07
.GESn1SSETEEciHS a inI!i ihH !Grrat
TN LIsH oPRRA.

LINCOLN HALL.
- TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II, Is7J,
Mr.. J. Remington fairlamb's Romantic Opera, In
...... three acts,
.NALERIE: on, THE TIlEASURED TOKFNS,"
With iS distinguished amateur cast, splendid ANA.
teur chorus, complete scenery and elegant cos
TUNES, and large and efficient orchestra, under the
immediate direction of the composer.
Box sheet now Opon at Mcssrs philp A SolOmnns',
Reserved seats, 81 Admission, 81, fesH
National Republican., 1873-02-07

WAsIIINGTON THEATRE CONIQUE.
w Eleventh street tsouth Pennsylvania AycTrnc)
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Engagcment Of the Brilliant Equostriennc,
MISS Kate FISHER.
and her highly trained steed WONDER" the finest.
49, trained animal In the world.
Miss Fisher Ia the only recognized successor Of
hdAh Isaac Mcnkcn. She will appear IN the great
MAIEPPA,
Or, The wild Horse OF Tnrtnry,
In q romantic adaptation Of the Legendary poem Of
that name by Lord byron,
The drama will be produced with all Its maynih.
cent Renlis,ic scenery, Beautiful Danccs, Original
Music lirtlliant Marches, Songs Churuses, and the
Ierrtnc broAdsword G9mbats, Including the Terri
bic Flight Of the Wild Stced over the Mountain
hteJIes Of Tartary with CaHimer lAahed to his back
This drama Wi be produced In superb style, with
q largely anginented company; also o large aud
firHt.ClAsH Variety Company.
EngaRement of the GTtat
fONTAINDLEAU;
Also, the eccentric comedian, Johnny Harris; the
Price, and our usual star Company, A Grand
Drama A. Great Olio a superb Iialict Troupe! =!
bpECiALs. Elegant billiard PAIiLOR adJoin
Family Mailnecs, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
National Republican., 1873-02-07

WoNDERFUI.-1. George COombs pO6 Pcnnsyl.
yania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
" selling the finest French candles at the low
price OF 20 cents per pound. call will satisfy
all that he Is selling the same goods which arc
usually sold for 20 cents. I. q. COOuBs, 900 Penn.
sylvania avenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
The street RAaTkets.

GOOD SUPPLY OF PRODUCE FOR GOOD PRIcEs.
1t was quite refreshiDg, early this morning, to
take wax down King street, and witness the
profuslon OF tTuts Vegetables and country prsduce
displayed for sale. The supply was then large
and fresh and the prices somewhat kteep; bnt
then moat people consider It more profitable t. 90
eaTly, pay q llttle more, and get the first fresh
pick of the produce than 10 wait a taw hours and
get the bedaggied end OF the market at reduced
Butter opened at 35 and 20 Cent? per mound.
but afterwards fell 70 80 aRd 3d. Eggs we're hiUk
hnd ruled at 40 and 80 ceRts psF dszen. We ob-
served remarkable liAe lot Of IsabelIa gFanea
selling a. % cents per pound; Others were Obtain
able at 40 and -. ThsFe vas quite libarai sup
ply OF peaches ranging IRON 20 to IS cents per
hah peck, and really large and Onas eonld be
bought for 80 cents Fine large quinoes were aeII
Ang at 40 cents per half peek and smaller omar at
from II to 30. White potatoes sold from ls 10 25
cents per half peek, and sweet about the same.
Corn was still IN the market bat bsinR Verv
scarce was also very high, and soId ct rs cents
per dozen. New tnrniPs, good and firm, sold at
Is and 20 cents per halt peck CABBAGE sold Al
VaTlous prices, HOm to is csnta per head &C
eotding 70 size. Good sized live chickens we're
offered at VI. 90 per pair; dressed, 81 25 Water-
melons were selling from 10 to 35 cents and can
teloupes from three 70 10 cents each the supply
OF tbs fruit % bagnn;ng to tall OF. Fine MICS
crab apples were TO be had for 10 cents per quart
and Sold rupidly. Vegetables Of various kiRds
were numerous and cold as follows: eggplant, 10
aloe apiece; enenmben, lOal2c per dozen; bests,
SAlO per bunch; aquaShes 2a6c apics; lima beans
2Oa25e per at; string bsanA l0s psr qt;. onions
Sbc per stFingI tomatoes, 3ol25c per half pocls;
green peppers, 6al0c q dozen; poss, 2Se a hale
peck; carrots, la3e apieee; lsttace &c a head and
l0c hah peek. Fl
tne lneat market wa wen gupplied, and prices
ruled rs follows: sfrlon steak 20 csnts Der notnh
Other pieces Of baef leaz6e do: veal, I5a26c do;
mutton, l6a2Oc; corn BEL, ealb Dol liver 1OaI2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
West chester notes

/ Compiled from the Local NSws.l
a four pound beet, measuring 10 inches in
circumference, has been LEFT at the News Of
fee
/ The epi1Oolic is again in West Chester, and
several horses are now more or less contain.
mated with the disease. tsf
I Yesterday West Chester buried two Of its old.
est and most substantial citizens-Dr Wilmer
Worthington and George +. Worrall.
A respectable citizen Of West Chester had 10
take an axe and cut down his best pea r tree, re.
Gently, as the only eAectual manner Of prevent.
ing the street Arabs from stealing the fruit.
meeting in the interest of the Centennial
Commission vas hed in Vast Chester, Monday
evening. Addresses we're make BY, Hon, Wash
ington ToWn1eDd Ex-GOv. BgleT, and Hon
Frederick Frayley. Chester County's quota il
$l2,967, which il is thought can be raised very
easily
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
Real Estate.
SALE OF LOTS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, By J.
HKALD, ESQ.

SALE OF LOTS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BIZ J. t.
HKALD, Rso.
The fall real estate season is now fairly opened,
and those interested iu real estate operations
looking about them for favorable opportunities to
make good investments Such persons always
look to the columns OF the newspapers for An
nounOements of sales, and We, therefore, direct
their attention to the 6ne sale Of building lots
which J. T. Heald, ESQ.,, advertised in another
column. These lots, thirty-eight in number, are
eigibly situated in portion Of the city to which
real estate agents, Of late, have directed very lit
tie Of their attention, but which, at the same time,
10 one Of the most rapidly improving sections
within the city's corporate limits. They are
portion OF the Hilles property and are located ON
Lombard, Shearman, Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Within a short distance Of these lOts, are impoT-
tAnt industrial establishments which employ a
large number Of mechanics and lAbOring men,
To such, this sale must particularly recommend
ITSELF as the terms are sufficiently liberal to make
It TO their advantage to purchase, and thus procure
site for their homes, close TO their place Of work.
The sale cOmmends itself to others, As o good OPP
portuhity for profitable investment, and for the
purpose OF sites for the erection Of cheap and
Portable dwellings,, suitable for renting to work.
meH. Eight good blick dwellings are now in
course Of erection on ths property, and others Ill
doubtless be commenced eIe long.
The sale takes place on Saturday afternoon Aext,
at o'clock, and will positively come of. "WithOut
postponement withdrawal or underbiddlnp." this
being Mr. Heads motto for all his sales. The
terms are accommodating. the lots good and de-
sirable, aud the sale should therefore he largely
| attended.
, SALE OF LOTS BY REYNOLDS co.
See the advertisement columns for dGssIptiog
Of those Ga elegant building lots oR 9th, 10Th
CiavtOn aud Dupont streets, which Mcssrs Rev.
nolds g. Co. will sell at pnblIc sale, on Saturday
September 27th 1873, commencing ct 3P. n
phese lots are located the best part of the City
i6e comfortable homer, free from unpleasant
smells, dirt, noise, and impure air having beau
tiful outlook over the city. and the DsIaRare
river, close to the CITY railway and the basin
\ Attend the sale and secure a home. I q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

The EEGLIsH POLAR ExPLoRATION.-The
English yacht Diana, powerful screw steam,
er, specially fitted to battle with polar ices,
which left England some months age under
command OF the veteran explorer LeighSmlth
to attempt the polar voyage, via Spitzbergen,
had reached July the very bay on that frOs-
" coast where Parry left the Hecla In 1928 to
ward. Mr. Smith was at the date given await
ing the close Of the ice-dTlfting season to force
his way If possible 10 the Pole itself This
daring endeavOr is one Of the most promising
now In progress 70 enter tho mysterious re-
gion Of the Arctic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
ARhlRflRal
tlnnrrnnn TIIn urumAr

Hope Lodge, No 2l, o o f. at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts
Morning Star Division, No 2. b Of T. at 9TH
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o u A NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market St. =,
Rodney Council, No Is, o u A NJ. at 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. s. q r, ct Good
Fellow Hal. Sd and Market StS. lE.
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St.
Oriental Lodge, No .l3, X Of,P. at Ferns &
Garretts Building, 6O4 Market St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
CITY NOTICES..

EXTENSIVE EBUsINESs.-Charlcs Kyle has recOv-
'Chis health and will give his PERSONAL attention
the sale of icr cream. con iectOns nuts and tTutt,
tue n. W. corner of the Second street market
ouse. and will be Rs polite and accom- mOdating ee
ever. lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
at sixth ami orange StS, at his residence. He also
Intends tn it.up tRo Sylvan springs. near the city
rIiiw y depot where there will be conveniencies
Tor picnics and every angemsnt for the accom-
modlti0n of ali who IN ay wish 10 pass pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprising and deserving
ot encouragement. No intoxicating liquors sold on
the gruund. augl5 5-d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

HARD CAsR.-A lady called on US yesterday,
aud SAID her daughter had been left at a select
school up town, on Thursday, and 500 paid dOWn.
The daughter WhOsaecompGnied the lady, found
she could not remain at the school and would re.
urn TO her home with her mother. But although
lie school had not opened, and the lady Was Will
.ng 10 pay for board and any trouble her daugh-
yer ha0 OccabiOned, the school mistress refused to
refund the FlOO OF any part OF it.. This as a hard
case We were not able TO prOpeElY adVise the lady
md sAe lett our Office saying she Would 60 10 her
distant home aud leave the latter to be settled by
her husband.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

RRUNIoN.-The second annual reunion OF the
old First Delaware Regiment will take place, this
afternoon, at Bradford's building, No. L. Third
street, commencing at two O'Clock. Business in
cident to the affairs of the Regiment will be trans
acted at this meeting. In the evening q grand
banquet will be gwen at Robinson's dining rooms,
No. Sl7 Market street, which members of the
Regiment, and a number Of invited guests will
partake OF. TOasts will be proposed and respond
ed to, and the affair promises to be OF very In
teTesting character
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

ENLARGEMENT OF THE GRoUNDs.-At meet
ing of the Board Of Managers OF the Oxford Ag-
rieultural Society on Wednesday last il was re-
solved to enlarge the fair grounds by the addition
of a strip of land on the sOuih side, belonging to
Rev. Samuel Dickey. The board fence will be
moved down so feet, from OAR street to the Jen-
nerville road, thus afford additional room on the
south side of the trotting track for carriages and
horses. TITS work will be accomplished in q few
davs and be ready for the coming Oxford
Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

NEW LooOMOTIVEa-Ths' Pennsylvania
kAtlFoAd Company recently gave the Baldwin
locomotive Works, Philadelphia, a contract
for building 175 locomotives BY the first Of
January. 1874. These locomotives are con-
slIueted IN PHILADELPHIA and then shipped TO
Altoona where they are put together, inspeclGd
enaput on The road. Seventeen Of the num-
Der have been built and are now running on
the llae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
chrIatInnn lrama.

WIN. L. Weir has set up the segar and tobacco
business In this place, and deserves success.
VIM. F, SmAlley has repaired his mill dam, and
is now ready TO accommo odate his old customer s.
Josiah Lewden has some very fine Chester White
pigs. Persons who would like TO improve thtir
stock would do we'll to call on him.
Il is reported that Edward Downey, who re-
sides on his farm formerly owned bv John Smith.
y New Castle Hundred, near this bear, on Isl
Friday left New Castle after settling tor his wheat
crop, with about 500. When he got home he
was minus Of the whole amount ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

The UDDERzooK-Goss CAsK-The West Ches-
ter (Pa.) Local Nes0s is informed that Mr. Chas
d. Pennypacker has turned over all effects pos
sessed by MIN and relating to the so-called I'd
derzook-GOsa murder, to District Attorney Wan
ger. Mr.. Pennypacker purposes starting out on
The trail OF farther sVidsnGe directing his course
70 Memphis, Tenn. Mra UddsTzook, wife Of the
prisoner Udderzook, has taken rooms In West
Chester on West Market street, opposite the pFi-
son, where she will reside until alter the trial Of
her husband, in October next
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

CAR SHOP ITEMs-The paint shop Of the car
company in Oxford will soon be under rOef. Its
last week aud s new being put in place. 1t Is
ninety horse power and was built by Pusey &
Jones, OF this city. While unloading the engine
last Monday lever broke, givin Jas. Mcdonald
and Mr. Colwell a fall. The former had an arm
iniuI ed and the lett elbow of the latter was dslo-
Gated and small bone broken t"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

SoLD-Aar! Rachael A. Harlan, hes cold 672
feet Of building lois % each sids o. broad sfoei
east Of lsi1th street, In Oxford 10 William Yoa-
ksr on behall 81 membeEs oftbe OElosdJ Coop
erative- Car Co. The price was $500 The
purchasers Intend to erect seven dwelling houses
next spring.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

POLICE CAsEs.-AndFew JOhnson, not from
Tennessee, but of this city and cOlored was ar
rested for disorderly conduct lie was fined costs
and held to ball. in the sum of 800 to keep the
peace.
Five cases of drunkenness, have been disposed
of since, yesterday morning, at any cents and
costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

r. n. Norton, puFportlng to be New Yolk
tobacco buyer, SWlndled the Farmers and DrO-
yerS Bank at Louisville, yesterday on q bogus
cneck, olt o. %, 900, and the Western German
SaVingg Bank out of eA,500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

CHEAP CoAL-Stovc at S5.S5. Nut, S5I5 per
22IO pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BRowN.
July lst.-;im.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
Peach Shipments.
TURgDAY.
I Jtal thus far
ehinnad

I Jtal thus IaE t..
shipped, 2,3l5 =" "l,l575OO q"
These shipments show an incrpaSs OF IL cars,
over the shipment OF Monday. The shippers are
now sending their late varieties of 10 market, as
the increase will cnniinne -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

LARGEsr Nut C,tL in the city at VIM. J.
BROW N'o. south OF Market Street Bridge. jyl2-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17

r. N. Hanson, U. s. Consul at Bremen, a led
Of consumption on the steamer Assyria, on the
14th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
RnNnS. RTOCKe, QOLD. ID.

Government Securities Gold, State Bonds. hasl-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities specially. Being ropge-
sented in all the principal cities ~ reaol9 eofkes
Ia this line with promptneas ed despatch. fes9ns
wanting 10 buy or sell invited 20 give na eall
Quotations of the active Stocks ~ New NorA ana
PhiladelDhia received daily ct our once.
SQUAD InVestmont Securities negotiated and Tor
ETery kind Oflsrilimats Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
HOTELS and STABLEs.
WESTERN HOTEL.
S. E. Corner 4th & Orange Sts.,

c. j. KYLE, PRoP RIETOR,
-. The above House has baen put in COM
(!.s plete repair for the reception of guests,
ita where they will receive all the ACC on mod
q - tiOns Of hrst-clGss ho.eI. Bar filled with
choicest wines. liquors, cigars a.. and the table
supplied with the best the market affords. Tran
sient aud permanent bOarders accom- % cd ated n I
moderate rates. Good stAbling and attsnt We hest
ers liberal share of public patronage is respect.
fully solicited,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-17
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