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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
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s"que el asunto CORE prisa
"y 81 tempo pasando va.


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y cen grands confusion,
estas palabras tan solo fst
en- 81 papel estamp6:
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cen un peligro alarmante,
SO s'es un motive bastante -
"para que vengais aquf.
''y 81 deseais sslvarme
''del riesgo con que batallo, .sa
"volad ec mi. auxilio, sf:
"Venid, venid al momento.
'no me hagais que mucho
(aguarde,
''si os deteneis ser6 iarde
"6 in6til ent6nces es,
''manana esta en- un conyento
"si antes no huge presurosa
''la que os anna carinosa
icon toda su vida, InssD
Lego 10 csrta = cerl6la,
puso ell sobre con presteza
q y en- una contigua pieza
iEst6bap! ifuefte grit6, si
allf encoGtrabsse sola
agitada 8 impaciente,
cuando presto y dililigente
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
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que es POr quien 20 tengo en-
(pefiO:
elige.
" Ines. va esta elegido,
encerTsda estar pre6ero:
hactd 10 que gusteis padre,
20 sn mi frenesf no ceio.
y. Diego. Si cejsrAs.
u. Ines. NuDcs, nunca.
u. Diego. Lo VeremOs.
u. Ines. Lo Verem0s.
D. Diego. IRA de Diosl hija infame
mshaDa vas al CO vento!
MaTch6ss encOlerizsdO
y hechO una furia don Diego
y doiia ID6s Fetir6se
sgitads 4 su sposento:
seDt0se entre slegre tTiste
ypens6.. mas iquedo! iquedol
el capitulO siguisn;e
to dirA 81 pensamiento,
que ahora, lector, es muy tarde
y, Ia verdad, teDgo sueho.
LA CARTA.
Hentada estA triste sola
dOhs Iaes en su spcssnto,
asitadO el pepsamiento
eOo su loco frenesi,
ri indeeisa oi resUeIta
ni eT, resiva es 81 miTads,
hasta que exclama angustiada
yFOmps sl dlsnCiO asi;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
STATE LIENS.

a dan'ing academy has been opened in Della
ware City.
Two hundred volumes have been added to
the 81. Georges library, this winter.
DIR. }. 5, Nallandigham, Of st. Georges, has
gone Sonth i5r n few months, tor the benefit Of
his health.
On Saturday last, NJ. John Davidson, Cf
Delaware City, dropped an axe on his foot,
making painful wound.
Se'en thousand bushels Of grain we're ship
ped TO Ne~buryport, Mass, on Saturday last, ty
W. n Janver, Of ST. Georges.
Mr. Jas. Lykens, on Mr.. VIM. Reynolds
dairy, from Delaware City, made 396 pounds
OF butter last week. from fifty cows.
Rev. j. Collins NJ. Cabe Rector of ST. AIMS
Church, MiddletOwu, Was 80 laI recovered as to
te able TO ofciate at Church. Sunday.
The tank or pump in Delaware city. for sup
I piylng the engines on the Delaware IL Penn. Il.
Il Low completed, capacity 5000 gallons.
I William NJ. Day, formerly member of the
| Delaware Legislature from New Castle couu e
| tv, has been elected Justice of the Peace of
Des Moiues, Iowa.
The Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Asso-
ciation have sold iS3 lots thus far, 1913 more
than the number OF shares. The greatest suW
cess attends the enterprise
VA Hlp'io'N anu CUNuay El5l lnere were 1--WE
steamships together with forty to fifty sailing
vessels lying AZ the docks, al delaware City; th,
ica being $50 heavy down the bay that they coul,
not pass ou!-
The Milford Nt5cs says the Cedar Greek
canal has proved a great success in spite o
, the prophets OF evil and the crOakers. Hun
dredS OF acres of marsh lands have heen re
claimed thereby, and navigahle stream re-
, stored
Mira. L. Stevens, Of O1ossl, was taken sick
= with Typhoid Fever few weeks since, and he
: sister, hrs. lltrrck went to nurse her. whe
she was taken sick with the feve: and died, an
in day or Two after Mrs Stevens died, both q
. | ihn .Amc Morae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
From tbs Baltimore Sun.
The Platcr Murder Trial.
SATURDAYS PRocEEDrNGs-FIG ron TIME
MORE TEsTMoNr, &c.


CAMBRIDGE, Md. Feb o. The grcaier part Of
Saturday was occupied in the Platter trial by coun-
sci for defense lighting for time.
Dr. Goldsborough testified that he saw a sore
on Plater's leg week before the homicide which
rendered him lame.
Mrs. Hall remarked the red ~ pcarancc about
the neck of deceased during the summer of 1871.
Witness was not allowed TO say how deceased ne
counted for it. She testified that the deceased
was misciably clad while at Platcr's deceased
called TIE attention of Mr.. Gibson, States toDey
OF Talbot county to bruises on the neck and arms
inflicted by Platter
The defense read the evidence Of DR.. Anderson
before the corOner's inquest, ascribing the death
10 suicide by poison. The State have paper from
DIR. Anderson, declaring that he suggested, not
asserted, poison to be the cause of death, aud he
suspended an opinion until the result Of the analy
sis Of the stomach was known. The supposition
made was predicatcd upon the expectation that
poison would be found, If il was nol obtained
by analysys he believed the death resulted nom
another cause
Tho defense were not allowed to oieT thR iud
ing of the c0roner's inqusitiOn. The defense viii
examine one more witness and thcn close.
The court adjourned from J p IN. 90 Aiandl,
morning, 10 await witness coming.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

ANOTHER OCEAN TRAGEDY.-LossO Of Bark
with all on BOard.-A special dispatch to the
New York Times from Newport, r. l., an
nounces the wreck of bark and the loss of
all on board, save one, who was picked up BY
Block Island fishing boat. The dispatch
says:
The vessel was the Italian bark Emile Cos
tel Marie, Captain San AntanO COccoraIe,
with an assorted cargo of merchandise for
New York She sank on Wednesday night
about fifty miles from land. The survivor
could not tell either the latitude or longitude,
as he was but common sailor. The bark
had sprung aleak 1t did not alarm the cap
tain, however, and he, with the most of the
crew, went below for the night. About five
hours afterward the man at the wheel noticed
she was sinking, and Immediately sang out,
"COme this way or you'll be lost" UnfOrtu-
nately there were two others on deck, and
through fright or cOwardiee they neglected to
call the captain and the rest of the crew
They loweIe the bC at ard had scarcely done
50 when the vessel sank carrying with her all
on board The survivor also reports that he
believes the other two who were on deck were
picked up by another Block Island boat, hnl
up to this hour no tidings have been heard
from them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

EXPLODING AN ICE-GoRGE.-Suc,essfGl results
have attended the use o. "dualin" a5 an explosive
rent at the ioe-gorge that has formed at White
River Junction, Vei lnt situated at the junction
of White River with the Connecticut river. When
the freshet Of January II occurred il oirried tno
lee out of the White River into the Connecticut,
tIrming dam about mile below tae junction,
threatening, should it remain thego and bs rem
forced by more ico with the spriHg iroshcts, Ito
sfety OF i've long aud costly bridges near by. In
this emergency it was determined 20 use "tualiu !
ia the effort 70 remove the dam and clear the rY-
prs, Since Aanday last men have been onglgea
in the work Of exploding the collected i4e, ami
no doubt is now entertained that il o lew days
the channels of the rivers viii be oqene aud the
broken ice will 60 drifting down to tbe sea- The
immense power Of "iualn." Is developed whoa the
substance is confined otherwise it is comparative
ly harmless. 1t somewhat resembles saw lust
and the cartridges are shaped like Roman candl 5
Iu the pressnt instance they ara fired other by Q
battery and wine or by q fuse and caps, and Al
each discharge large masses of ice hoat down
stream A perceptble fall in the water at the dan
at White River village is Already nosol,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
Perpetual Melton

John ltandoluh, of Roanoke. was making a
speech aglin.t the United States Bank, and
among o her things he remarked that the banks
were The cause OF 4 perpetual motion that was
more certain and reliable than any thing else Of
the kind due to human invention:
"Fcr banks make poverty, and poverty makes
rags and rags make paper, and paper makes
mo5geFl and money makes Oanks' and banks
makes paper, and paper makes money, and
money makes ta1ks-and so on forever and
DIVER, 30 long as banks exist"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
slnguIar scene IN Court.
AN ATTORNEY IN TRoUB1R

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. SIN the recent trial of
the Brotherton Brothers for forgery, one of their
council, Col. r. NJ. Lee, went to a Juror in the
case, Phineas Hudson, uSasked him to vote for
the acqutal of his clients. For the act Of en-
braeery he was indicted, tried on Wednesday in
the municipal criminal court aud found guilty.
Lee was formerly colonel in the federal army
was atterward convicted of forgery at Chicago,
and imprisoned for 20 months at Joliet, ILL., He
was Dardoned by the Government, and an act of
the Legislature restored him to citizenship He as.
sumed at that time the name of Steele
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
OBITUARY.
pEArm or rx.d lyEENon aEAEy.


Ga Saturday, We published the sudden death
Of ex- -Governor j ohm W. Geary of Pc1nsy lvania.
He was born says a New York cotemporarv, ii
Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania in lS22
Aher serving as a merchants clerk lie entered
Jefferson college, ,andalteF hisgIadua,ion bee lme
civil engineer. During the Mexican war he
setved as Lieutenant Colonel oI ! regiment Of
Pennsylvania volunteers anl was slightly
wounded at Chapultepec, where he commanded
lhe troops Ga the same day he commanded
the regiment at the attack ca Delsn .iate pre-
vious 10 the capture Of the City OF MeSico.-
After the capture he was made Colonel and
placed IN command OF the city rs = reward for
his gallant conduct. At the close OF the war he
removed 10 San Francisco where lie occupied
tue offices Of Postmaster. Alcade aud first Mayor
From July 1856, to March 1851, he Was Gov.
eFnor of Kansas. In 1851 he raised ard
sauipped tho Twenty GghIil lteginnent Of PenL'
sylvania Volunteers, was uiade Rrigadier Gen
eral in 1862, and was appoiuled Military Gov,
ernor OF Savannah when that city was capartc
In December 1864 Ia 1867 he was inaugural
Ell Governor Of Pennsylvania, aa'l held tina
Office until succeeded by Governor HaItranf
this winter. t, s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

\ CLERGYSfAN AND hts CONGREGATION
SNOWBALLING IN CHURCH funny scene
took palce last evening in st. Johns church,
East Hartford, duIiRg the service. The choir
had Just finished chanting the p9alteT for the
day, when large s1yGaG OF evergreens, hold
,ng couple Of dozen candles, was found to be
on fire. 1t was suspended by wires directly
over the ehancel, and held by large wreaths
OF evergreens reaching the ceiling and sides of
sacristy 1t was impossible at the moment to
pull these down, aud they were soon on fire,
tbs flames spreading rapidly along the heavy
top7s OF dry cveCgreens The Rev, Mr, Hob
BIC, She rector, threw off his surplice, and SC
also did the ohoristers, whO with the males in
the audience rushed cut of doors for snow, a.
no water wns available. Thea commenced &
funny scene, all of these men throwing snow
balls at the burning wreaths. Thev mus sue
ceeded in putting out the fira, which, but fo
prompt efforts, migShto nave proved serious
! After the ..scirement had been Quieted tn
sery,1o way re.umed.-itHIord (C'l Tins
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

LNoLE SANS FEELtNds SAVED --Tlrs London
NeicS remarks:
The eonsideration shown b. de French gov
eminent for American susceptblitles Is very odd.
The reason first given for interdcting lhs per-
tormanoe OF N. Slrd6u's uew play, sl.nsle M
kas that Is shoved dtsreeis.t :orsruh.icah iasti-
Eptiops But by aud by ~ os nov hear from
over the Channel NJ. : -, simon wa good
enough TO offer to remove hjp 'et0 II ". Sardou
would ask the American Munster Ia Paris 10 c'r-
tfy that the United States government would
not take offaRsj at the play. Naturally enough,
NJ Sardou REFUSES b do any such firing; and Mr..
Washburue, quito AS properly, i vi oglnlan thlt
such matter does not oone wltlip tla sphere CT
his diplomats duties
But the NEST humorous paTs Of y s-5Fy !,
laAlns 70 he tom ~ Ssg,:slt AroHid l,oJ s4-k tht
intery sntion Of tho AbitIie4h Minister LIt rata
er than loss his play, lac set to work TO SIT rizt
England ius'se "a of Americ1. The Ff'lrh gov
ernment is net q maeh airAl4 Of hurt'aS Easiist
feelings and Wi.sn tie llly has been tally ait'T
ed, 50 that we shall hnI ourselves tlo wet ms %
all the sarcasm AMI epigrams which were - hay,
covered tho AmeTieai.s with glhegle, tia, unier
se5Od that thcxogisdy VIII beperEatie9 10 al
pear
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
4 - hloW-A eentIe breeze.

Always driving things-A hammer
Quarters for hungry men-QuaTters OF lamb
ouery-When q nan fires with wrath what
sort Of Shot does he use. E
I can enson. be pE0peFly called a summer salt,
II turns one over so, you know.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
Tho Ice Gorge.
PEnnyvILlE, Nj, Feb. @,

IERRYvILLE, MH., Fob. Y, I3.i.
A large field of ice moved out this morning
about two miles below Havrt-Ie-Orace. The leo
Pemainss fast above that point Tho wat'r rose
20 inches at tho Port deposit Depot between
tlree and seven O'Clock T. ~. At lloa; Bun, one
halt mile north of the depot the stIoct ia again
flooded to the depth of several feet
Midnight The water hos been slowly subsi-
ding siRce y NJ. The weather is clear aud cold,
with high northwest wind
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

Secretary ROhesOu and Representative
I.eoaard Myers were before the House Com
mittfe on Appropriation on Saturday, TO ask
An .,apprOprlatiOn OF S50a, 900 for League Is
hna. The committee finally agreed W report
n appropriation OF s250eQ9.
The House Commerce Committee agreed on
sai1rlav 10 FaDaTt an appropriation 0f. S1GO,
0oo sOFtl,e beginning ef the work Tor the re-
S,nVni AZ Instructions IN the Horse Shoe
Shosls, and opposite Port Mlilin, In The Della
ware
a Iouisyille merchant wants the c0piraes G
nnppIy Brigham YoUngs fau,ily with Grape and
bonlbazlne when be dies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

HgN BUrLEI's OBITUARY OF GARFIELD.
Daring the debate on the pOstOihce appropria-
tiOu bill Ben Butter dealt the Credit MObilier a
telling blow Garfield. with his customary
profession style, attempted to lecture the gen
tleman from MaSsachuy cts. They weEe talk
ing ahOut tbe abolition Of ,he fTanking pTivi-
lagr, and Garfield, turning to Butler, said in
ais usual lofty way that the abolition of the
frankng privilege was not personal matter,
AMI asked, "Why do You want to quarrel
with nle2" Oi'l lSen rose up with wicked
leer lurking about his eyes, and said in tull
sanorous tone Of voice, IL want no quarrel
with the gentleman from Ohio. De ia0Stuis
lA a&j b1al,nl" Ii thunderbOlt had came
crashing through the roof of the house and
struel poor Garfield he could not have d-OIr
ned more dead-likCinto his seat. He satthere
as pale as death, fairly gasping for breath
Although he made desperate effort after
ward TO recover his cOmposure AMI take part
in the debate it was plainly apparent to every
body thai the saYage irony OF Rutler had gon'
10 his heart.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
Eea,h Of Empress Caroline

vienna, FEBRUARY 9-The Empress Caro-
line Augusta, widow Of the Emperor Francis
/ .,and grandmother Of the Teigning Emptr-
Or,dled yesterday, aged 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
PVRLTG' SaLE.

AS Agents for Willism Dean. kSq.. the
FGUrA Subscribers will sell at Public sale. Cn
~ his farm "Deandaie." at Newark. bel.
A1-<2 On MONDAY. February 18th, IS, a eem,
meneing At l o'clock 4. Jn., promBt, Ons pair of
large SiAe Mules, years old. kind and gsntle
either single or tOu5le; one Morgan Black Hawk
Stallion rising four years old: very superior aud
worth the atteatiou OF breederS; three good oqng
Horses. suitable for road or taru; htteon head OF
thoroughbred Alderuoy Cattle. comprising treSh
COWS. sDFngers. hefars, huls. calves; ten head Of
grade cattle OF superior dairy qaalitIcs.
FARMING UTENSIIS-SRsh as Sx -clrts. PloWs.
harroWs, &e.. IN goOA order.
1900 bushels tGrnips, 20 tous Of clover and tino-
thy haS,
TERMS. SUNS Of Aai uGdeF S1i cash; ever that
amount \ credit Of six months on hankahie pa apeT
properly endorsed. without interest Il paid Whsn
due,
Mr.. Dean has the psd,STss Of his thoroughbred
stock, and will satisfy any one - eheT purigy IN
person or by letter. eFttAtE
ii. I, RIDDLE, Auettoaeer,
REXNOi.hS 3 Co.
Real Estate Sad COiiection Agent.
Wilmington,
| Agents fer Wa. Dean.
Newark. Feb. 4-ssdtw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

WAfrNa TO BE BRmED.-The Republican
OF Iiuls Rock, Arkansas. states that there are
certain niensbars OF the Legislature who are
yaitinglo be haqehl to vote for certain measures
and That il could name them. The article was
read In the Heuse Of Delegates Saturday, and 4
committee OF three appointed to Investigate the
matter. W sH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
PGBLIC SALE.

- The subscriber. havIug rented his farm
in Pencader hundred. ono mile north Of
NIX lsummit Bridge, ON the rnad leAding to
-AaS5&ASGlas2OW, will sell NJ Public Sale, on tbs
premises, on THURSDAY, FebruarY .J.h, 1873. At
II clock "a. IL. as follows FIVE Horses. one ex-
eellent driver, yOnag and last; one young Mare
with fOai two Colts. and two years old; twelve
Cattle. cOnsstiha vi mich cows and young cattle:
i've ShOAls. lot Of chickens farm zoR, 1Y0n axle
nearly new; peach wagon, baskets, ladders and
saws carriage and harness. blows, haFFows and
lard by the pound, pOta toes by the hashe.
Household AEd Kitchen Furniture, such as chairs
tables. stoves, &c., &c.
A credit OF eight month will ba given on All sums
of twenty hVe dollars aud upwards.
GEORGE l., TOWNSEND.
WV. A. HUEILL. Auet'r. isb7-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
public Sales.
AUCTION.

There will be a large auction sale Cf
DRY GOODS and LADIES' and GENTS FURN
ING GOODS.
At (}eo. brakes. 2lS Market street. Tucslly ever
nag, commencing at o'clock: "Wednesday morning
afternoon AMI evening; and also Friday evening and
Saturday morning, afternoon aud evening
GEORGE DRAKE. 2ls Market St.
L. W. STfDHAM K son, AVetgss fgbl0-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

4 New Yulk despatch says that Mrs. Clarke,
a p4s,enger IN the steamship Cubs, sold her son,
agea five years 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer, for
eight bottles Of porter The little fellow LETT
for Ohid, With his purchases on Saturday.
Mrs. William T. Shspherdenn, OF t4ennOx,
Mass, was accidentally saOt dead by her son,
aged Ave years, ON Saturday. The child was
"praelising with revolver"
The reason that Forrest did not retire from
the stage was because he believed men lived
longer ia active life--'tjust like ship said
he: .'she'l last twice as long on the ocean
she will la the docks.
Henry Ward Beeeher's price for q leetgre
money, perhaps &t isn'k Bat since he eau sc
the money the reverend gentleman don't stoI
/ 10 inquire which.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
PJBLIC SALE.

YAe subscriber. having fedteI his
~ k@A n Iarm in White Clay Creek hundred, will
r his KS Fssidsn;e in Ns,1 ; cssif nun
Corner to Chri5tiarA. the following described Per
sonal Property, on MONDAY. February 24th. 1873.
at lO O'clock, an ; pair 0t good work Mules.
wor@ Horsef,' ons OF them, Aaraa, excellent
saddle hCTse. first rate for tnurHament riding and
two of them mares with toal; J Moscow Coli com
ing two wears old yoks aT good work Oxen. 10
mleh Cows. s0Te i.h calves ana Others sprinEinE;
full hlOOded DErhan Bull. sOming two years old;
l new York wagon, combined mower and reaper,
nearly ReTI good ox-eart', heavv horse cart,
twO4wheeled hay rigging light dearborn, . pair
OF twin hATrOws. twin harrow ith laek bill
teeth 6cultivatOrs harrows and cUltiyat0rs nearly
new; a lot of plows. Moore. ucakendon and Pea
cock; mill to- grinding feed. corn shelter, fan
OK -yokes, set Of stage harness. J set of double
carriage h&Tnesss II lot of plOw haroese. ) barrels
OF cider vinegar. msde the past seastn; slusase
grinder.
The above TO be sold without r0ssrye No Dost-
ponement on account of weather. II the day should
prove unfAyOrabie sale will 20 on under shelter.
TERMS-All SUM- of $50 and under cash. all over
.h at amount credit OF nine months will be giFen
by purchaser giving bankahle note with approved
endorser interest added, per cent. OF for cash
PHILIP Il. CLARK.
l.. ". STIDHAM L SON. AEei'rs
tebl0 2aW6wts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

OLp SHrPs.-There is ship now sailing
from Holland, built in 1868, when the Prince
of Orange was fighting Philipll, OF SPAN.
She was sailing to the Indies when the Hot
handlers organized themselves into the ''Beg
g.srs0E the Sea, "and as prlvateersman earn
ed reputation which astonished the world.
She passed the Cape of Good Hope in October,
1864, frem Batavia for Holland, being then 294
years old Another old ship is the whaler
l,Onssean, ono of Stephen GiraFd's, built at
phiadeIlhia In 1902, and repaired recently at
New Bedtptd Her planking was removed,
tho first time for seventy years. The live oak
timbeis underneath were found as sound as
they were Iheday they were first put together
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
REGISTERS Order,

REGIsfKR's OEFIcE.
New Castle County. Januaryseth, 1873.
U9On the Application Of VICTOR Dupont,
Executor Of CHARLES /. pUPONT. Jr, late OF
Christina hundred. in said county, deceased; il
IS ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of the
granting Of Letters Testamentary upon the Is
tate OF the deceased, With the date of grating
ing thereof. by causing advertisements 60 be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters, in six vi the most public places Of the
County OF New Castle requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the Estate TO present the
same, or abide 6y an Act Of Assembly in such
ease made and provided. And also cause the same
. be inserted within the same period In the
Delaware 6aaette, . newspaper published in Will
mir gton. aud TO beeontinued therein tWo months.
-, Given underline hand and SeaiofOlice of
1. =. the kegiste OreSaid eW Castle in NeW
49, Castle County aforeaid The day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
AllPersons win gclaiMs 2gains ii Stat Of a
deceased must present the duly Bttestc 10 the
Executor On or before January 18th, 1874. abide
the Act of Assembly ~ sSsh ease made and pFovi-
iod. VICTOR DaPoNT. kReCator.
Wilmington. Del. JAn. &9.sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

I7lOR RENT.-PossessiOl gwen 1adsaA sly-
Ruildinx, 3l9 kinR street, now oeeplta4 - The
WoFkinemen's Instituta." The premises ~, ad
Ipiraby adapted 10 Soeistias, Musical o. 1lAaRaFy
Assoeiafians Bar sat and further paEARn lars.
aDuly ~ INR CURTIS. i08 RreaeA streees u 10
DR. UAMEH0N. 80 Market street. - l6-u.
TNOR SAEE-A Lot Of Land "A NE southeast
ht eefner 81 lfont aud Clayten serOalss q feet
inches on Front aud " leet on Clayton streol.
keal Estate AReak
oeSll-tf Na MafAet street.
sftf6HEE DESIRABLE BUILDING L.OTs
on jackson street, between sixth and SsyeAth,
y. p, JoANa0N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

NOTlCE--I hereby give notice that shall apply
~ TO the Legislature of the State Of Delaware AZ
this session. for q divorce from the bonds Of mari
mOny from my wife Mary Hosney.
jan9-lm THOMAS HEENEY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

NOIICE.-I hereby give nstics that lt is nv in
~ tention 70 prefer petition to the preseaf seF
sion Of the General Assembly for a diVoFes from
ne bonds Of mltrimOny from my husband Lewis B.
Adair, JULIA A. ?. ADAIR
Jin.u-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

NOTIGE.-NOtee is hereby given that I will
~ apply TO the General Assembly Of The State Of
delaware, now in session. for a divorce from ths
bonds OF matrimOny from my husband John SposTI
jln-l-2taW' CHklSTINE \. SPOERL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10

NOR SALE-A iva story Cottage. four IAsA
u rooms; lotlO0xlal feet. corner of Shalt !E
cross avenue aud Harrison street; also. a lot sm
OF land adjoining, laOx2oO feet, Arply AZ II
this Office. Ian3. 3.eodlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-10
FOR SALE.

49, Twenty-Five small houses, from four to
SISs six FooIas la different parts OF tho city
i!a Prices ranging frOm 500 20 $1,000;
tlk Terms easy j. ii. FRAZER.
Telegraph Building. 50 near Market.