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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-14

AT the extra session OF the Lcgisla-
ture, meeting January l6, the most i'm
portsnt changes in the Iowa code to be
discussed are those rowing ont OF the
relation Of bushand and wife. The
effect Of these chstges is To place them
upon a common footing. giving them
equal rights ard placing them under
equal responsib lities The wife may
cucumber property ownei by herself
the same a. any one else, irrespective ef
the husband. In all property trsnsac-
tions, there is no distinction made in re.
gard to the le al rights OF the two, and the
wife has precisely the same power ever
her property that the husband has
over his. Estates OF dover aud court
esy are abolished
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BOSTON.

Boarox, January l3-It is repre-
septed that the long pending case Of
WIN. Malherson va. the Union Sugar
Refinery has been settled. The case
has been in Court several wears and the
plaintiff finally got a verdict for an in
fringemeut on his patent, the question
OF damages heiug left to referee. The
cost OF litigation is said to have been
q hont 4I0 000
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SPAIN.

MADRrp. January l3.-The manifesto
Of the Antiformists, issued to-day, pro-
tests against the proposed government
reforms in Porto Rico, and msintains
thst the abolition of slavery in that
island should be accomplished by de-
erees and not by the immediate enforce
nent OF the decree OF emancipation.
1t says, further. that the manner pro,
posed by the Government, II carried
cut. will enable the rebels to deprive
Spain of her prestige and unity. The
manifesto asks that Spain interfere 70
psciiy and prevent the carving ont OF
che proposed reforms.
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: NANCE AND TRA1 1E.
<e~ Work MARKET.

NV YOEK. January l3.
FLOUR-Msrket qniet and without
decided change at IS 95G6 50 tor
superfine State; 81 l5H7 30 Tor extra
State; s. 40ay7 60 for choice State,
81 65GS 90 for farcy do; IS 90G6 80
Tor superfine western; g. l0g7 65 Tor
common n med um extra western; 81 65
as 90 for choice do; 81 75G9 50 tor
common 10 choice white wheat western
extra Sc 20G7 j5 or common 10 good
shipping brands OF extra round hoop
Ohio; 81 7jS9 so for trade brau1E
g. 65(a,S IS for common 10 iair extra
St. Louis, and 50 0O9l3 90 for good
to choice DO. Southern -four is quet
and steady at s6 l5l9s IS for com
mon to fair extra and t8 sjt9l2 = for
COOL IN choice DO. Rye -four il steady
at ~ 75G6 50. Corn meal quiet and
unchanged
GRAiN-Wheat quiet and without
decided change at 81 jj,dl 6j Tor No. 2
spring 81 7Or91 Y for No. do; 81 y
al 81 for winter red western; 81 s.
az % Tor amber western. the latter for
very choice, and 81 32i9l 85 for white
western, the outside prlce for very fancy.
Rye is Arm. Barley il quiet Barley
malt il unchanged Corn i' quiet and
steady a. 66S66ic for old and new
mixed western. Oats firm and quiet
al 4a4650!c for new western MIXED;
i7G49c Tor black do, and 5llaj4c for
white do.
PROvIsIONS-The pork muket i.
quiet and steady at $I3 959li %
tor new mess. ell SO for
prime, and sI4 0Odlf 50 for
Tor new prime mes. Beef is quiet
and unchanged At $40 OOGl2 %
for plain mesS nd tl2 0OG
IL 50 for extra DO. Beef hams quiet
and steady ct go 00G32 90
Tierce beef quie, and steady at
s2I OOG22 90 for prime mess. and
$23 00425 90 for India do. Cut meats
steady and 10 fsir demand al
9Gl0Ic for hams, and Ste Tor sboul-
ders. Middles frn at 7c for lorg
clear. Lard is firm ct Slastc for No
to prime steam. spd Si9Sic for kettle
rendered
COTT0N-On spot opens quiet and
without decided change IN price ct l6tc
for low midiliBgs, and 20ie for middlipg
uplsnds.
OIL-Petrolsum unchanged at eis
for crude sod 2:3ic for refoed.
TALLOW-Qliet At So sic s,earins
dull 81 s<d8ic
WHISKY-Quiet al ssic.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January l3.-At 3
meeting of the National Railway Com
pany, held to elect directors, an
officer entered the room and took into
custody Henry N. Hamilton, the Vice
Presidett OF the company. The war
rant WAS issued BY Judge Wilson, ,cbarg-
ing him with obtaining $4,000 from
the Pennsylvasis Railroad Company,
bv falsely representing that be owned
all the stock Of the Hamilton Improve
ment Company, OF New JERSEY. He
was taken before the Court OF Quarter
Sessions, and held in $4,000 bail.
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ONTARIO.
Destructive Fire.

QUEBEC, January IA destructive
fire broke out on Saturday night in the
extensive carpet warehouse Of Glover
Fry l. Co., in this city. The flames
spread rapidly, and before the fire va,
extinguished the entire establishment
was nearly destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated Ut 5000; insurance unknown.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fire.

CKxrsALIA, January l3.-Last even
ing Q FIRE broke out in . dwelling occu-
pied BY Laniel Codington, in this bor-
ousb, destroying all bot three houses
in the square in which it visa situated.
Loes SIC, 900; partly insured The are
10 supposed 10 have been the work OF
IN ipcepdiary.
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INDIANA.
Accidentally Kii,ed.

UNION CRY, January l3.-Yesterdsy.
ss train Of cars was passing Warren
station. a young man named Frsniz
jumped OF. and in doing 40 it Ia sup
posed injured himself internally, as he
only lived twenty minutes after he
leaned of.
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RIVER NEWS.

PrrTssuRGH, January l3-The river
is about at q stand with 5 feet 2 inches
in the channel, being 4 inches Of rise
since morning. No ice running. Their.
mometer so.
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TIE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, January IA, A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES
For the Middle States westerly 10
lortberly Winds, falling temperature
clear and clearing weather extending
east over New England during the day
and evening From the Ohio Valley
to Lake Erie and the upper lakes west.
erly to northerly winds, lower tempera-
ture and clear and partly cloudy
weather. For the Southern States, east
Of the Mississippi, winds veering to
westerly and northerly. lower tempers-
ture and generally clear weather. For
the northeast winds shifting to south
erly and easrerly with falling barome-
ter and probably threatening weather.
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New Ysrk Msaey nashse.
NRw YoRK, January Is. 8 p. II.

NEW YORK, January To- 3. -.
MONEY-was easier to-day aad the
bulk of the business on call vs. q !
per cent, although at the closs soas
loans were made ct 5G6 per cent
FOREIGN EXCH ANGE-Wss duli
at 1901 TO 1904 tor prime bankers sixsy
days sterling and ll0t 70 liOt Tor
sight
GOLD-was dull and ranged IRON
ll2t to ll2
GOVERNMENT BONDS-hafkst
was quiet and . tractioa lower the
dealings were largest in new oos. which
sold at list; registered '67s coll at ll%t
OLA; do coupons, llittSllA.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out 70.
dsy $500, 900 on account OF interest and
$4,000 in redemption oi 5 20 bonds
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ally control them. The testimony Of oef
best citizens, OF all claN~cs, estAniisne we
fact, that CHERhY PncrOhAL VIII ene 49,
relieve and cure the afnictoi uisorusn ~
the Throat aud Lungs oeyona ~.
medicine. The most dangerous aueouoes
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured 81
thus preparation, are publicly knovn. 90
remarkable as hardly 10 be beiisved, wsrs
they not proven beyond dispute. AS rn.
edy II IL adequate, on which tho pupiic MAJ
rely lor iull protection. by curing CoU0hh,
the forerunners oi more serious oisseesN
saves uunutnber lives, and an amount "
suffering not TO te computed. " tcnAnsngS
trial, aud conVinccs the most skspeoai.
Every family should keep u on naee -
protection against the early ano unpa'
ceiv.d attack oi Pulmonary Ansee,ons
which are easily met at nrst, out Mhicu W
come incuraOle, and to onen Atai, Me-.
lect-d. Tender lungs nceds TINS ossn.S
and IL II unwise 10 be without u
guard Ia children, amid the distressing dis.
ealses which bcset the Throat and Chosa VI
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL mvalu-
able; for, by iLs timely use, muititudss srs
rescued from premature graves, ana sASsl
To the Iovaand affection centered ON thsun.
IL acts speedily aad surely againn ordinary
colds, securing sound and health.rsseorinS
sleep. No one will suffer Loblesoms IN
FLU ESZA and painful BhONChIflA
when they know how easily thsy oen "
cured.
originally the product OF long, laborious
and successful chemical investigation, NO
cost or toll In spared In making evssy bottle
In the utmost possible perfection. IL may
he confidently relied upon ~ po~ssning a
tue virtues IL has ever exhibited. and capa'
bIe Of producing cures ~ memorable ~ ths
greatest II has ever effected.
PKGPARkD BT
Or. J. c. AVER & CO.
LOwELi. AAAa,
Practical and Analytical chsmistA
soId by all DrugsisS svsrywhsr&
ocZS-tsdAR-lst
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:;:;::: $:;::::: :;:.::;::: !: !: -: e:
=. Iious . ckneu and SUFFERING 10 prsyented
10y their timely USE and svsry nnly
should have them on hand for their pso.
lection and relief, when required. Lon{
experience has proved them TIE saI
and surost of all the PILLs with which the
market sbounds. by their occasional uss,
the blood is purified, the corruptions Of 4s
system ex PEELED. distractions removed, snd
the whole machinery OF life restor-d 70 ~
healthy activity. Internal organs whicl
become ciogyed and sluggish are cisaDssa
by Ayers PILLs, and stimulated Into -
tion Thus inclpient disease is changsd Int
health, tine value OF which change. whse
reckoned on the vast muititudes Who e.
Joy Il, can hardly u computsd. ThstS sa-
gar coating makes fhsin pleasant 70 taks,
and preserves their virtue- unimpaifsd no
any length of time, 20 thnt they are eve
fresh, and perfectly reliable. AlthooSh
-earchiDg. they are mild. and operate with
out dlstuT Tbance To the constitution, os diet.
Full directions are givsn on the yrapps
10 each boz, how to uss them - FAMILY
Pitysic, and for the following comDlainu
which these pills rapidly cure;
For DYsPEpsfA.or lsDfonsTfoSt LnyL1S
SEss, LAsGUoR and Los OF AyrgTfTA
they should be taken incidentally " ssi0s-
the stomach and restore iu healthy toss
For LfvER COMPLAINT and 10 vsr,sus
symptorns, BILIOUS HRApAcHs, sIH
HEADACHE, JAUsDfcE o. 0nsna sfgE.
VIZ they should Dc iudIcsousiy taiss
tor each case, 10 oonect ths dissassd
action, remove the oh~Iucuoas whtsh
cause IL.
FOr DrsESTEKT OF DfARRnRA, bot oes
e., Vurrs Ttau (sotyT uRAyRi. PAL
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ssrT,IROsH" OR USyERMEsTKD WISE
i for Communism porposa Also.
wine for IadBs and InvslidA Also, rpsSk.
ling and Hock Wins. Pinss q Co 3 ksandy.
Old and pure, slp~ri0f Rye and iBOsfbos
Wbi.kies. foS medieinsl purpnssA
For ale by LOGAN, LIFT q CU
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop'
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth'
ma and Consumption

Among the srsa
diSovsrles q OF mod
crn science, lev ale
OF more real value
70 mankind than
this e3sctual rs'ns-
dy for all dissass.
OF the Throat and
Lung. A vast trtai
OF liz VIRTUES thru
out this and othea
cou u ntrtsA has
shown that Il dos
surely and snscsa.
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oon BARRELS OF xHR As0ys cDLs.
~ & "'''s s'.nS M F';sy1 ~ =
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RDOuH

% BARRELS EXTRA wIHTH4 10s
M no,i, ISsy. pAvysppp~ q "a srs
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(,Nd Flah.

IN onn POUNDS LAK0g .0EORGkY
lU,UUU God Yish. suss rscsfyed enl ~
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MOsr RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT.

"Di-missed because OF blackguard
and villanous conduct nj the plaintiff
in the presence OF the Squire"
Thus ended the battle which proved
victory Tor the liberal cause Several
suits Tor assault and battery will be 10.
stituted on Monday.
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Or. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
LOWELL, AAAA,
Practical and Analytical ChsmtstA
sold by all Druggists svsrywhsra
ocH-assi ~ lsf

ros ths rsiis
and cure of Q
dsrnngetnsntsin
ths stomach, Nv
or and bowel
They are Q miih
apehsnt and -
.excellent parys-
tive. Being pure
ly yveGstsbie,t ,thsy
contain no mef-
curry or minaui
whatever. hush
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

Seven persons, were stabbed in New York on
Wednesday night. two of them fatally.
Harvey Prindle Peet, LII. D.. Principal Of the
New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb,
died on Wednesday morning, aged 76.
In New York city during the year 1872 there
were 14O suicides, 2O6 deaths by drowning, 81
homicides. and 705 deaths "by accident. Total
deaths by violence, ll0S.
The certificates Of all the Electoral Colleges
have been received in Washington Several of
the messengers did not arrive until December
3lst, thus barely escaping the tine of $1,000 for
failure to deliver the certificates by January LIST.
Governors Washburne, of Massachusetts, and
Perham OF Maine, were inaugurated yesterday,
The message of the former shows the total
founded debt of Massachusetts, to be S27, co.,
7O4. Governor Perham's message shows thai
the State debt of Maine is s7,lS7 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

EE-The Culture Of the HdtT-Jnst es surely as oil
infested with Canadian thisies can be IInds - pro-
duce fine crops OF golden grain, the sct.p buw
sparsey covered with harsh dry unuA.la,s - Lair
can be made prolific OF sllken tresses. All that B
necessary to effect the change in either the
right Kind Of fertilizer Leaving the agricultural
chemists TO determine how The barren lana shall be
made fruitful we positively assert that LyUn's Ks-
IhAron is uneq1s as a fertilizer and beauties OF
the hair twenty-five years Of success Is the basis
unqualified statement During that time it mas ueeu
used by many millions of both sexes. and the drst
instance in which 1t has failed fulfill the eXpecta-
lions of rational purchaser has Yet 10 be dlscov-
cred II VIII not cause hair to grow on varAished
gu1Td but wherever the roots the hIrsuite nners
remain nndisturbed It will cause them TO pat forth
new shoots and in all cases where the hair mas Be-
come thin It will increase its volume.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

Minqua fair closes this evening.
The schools resume on Monday.
The week of prayer begins tomorrow.
The four-legged chicken was in town, yester-
day.
The peach growers are in session at Middle
town, to-day.
The question of the hour-What will the board
rate at the Olayton House
The basement OF the new NJ. E. Church at
Middletown, will be dedicated, tomorrow.
The Students of the State Normal University
resume study next Monday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Messrs. s. Eli Hills and ]. Griscom Bullock,
Tutors at Haverford College, returned to this
Gamma Society.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
from our Late Ealuon of Yestorday.l
New York.

10000 PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
New YORK, Jan. 8.
The fog on the river, and the impassabie
streets, to-day, will prevent forty thousand oper-
atiyes from reaching workshops.
HEAVY Fod-THE FERRY BoATs--TRE STOKES TRIAL.
New YORK, jan 3.
The fog at noon continued so dense that very
few ferry boats ventured across. The ferry
houses are crowded with thousands, awaiting an
opportunity to cross over.
In the Stokes trial, Mrs. Morse contradicted
the testimony given yesterday, that Fisk hat
displayed pistol in her room, at the hotel.
Boardman excluded the Judges testimony o
Louis Beerrel that he had accompanied stokeI
to the hotel for the purpose of shooting Fisk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
Churchea To.morrow.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching
at l0J6 A. NJ, by Rev ]. B. Quigg at IA, z.
NJ, by Rev. Mr.. Edwards.
Spiritualists Hall, Second near Washington
street. John Brown Smith will lecture at 1015
A. NJ, subject, " Creed or no Creed" Ellen
Goodell Smith, NJ. D., will lecture at ~ z. M,
subject " Our Social Relations from Common
sense Standpoint" Progressive Lyceum at 21s
P. NJ. n. b A collection will be taken up at the
close Of each lecture to defray expenses.
West Church Preaching at 1919, A. NJ, by
Rev. Tyron Edwards, d. D., at ~, 2. NJ. b!
Rev ID W. Moore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

Re E-CAPTURED.-Talbot Pine and Thomas Jor-
don two OF the four prisoners who escaped from
the City Cells, few nights ago, were recaptur-
ed, la-t night. They were walking together
down King street, when they were discovered by
officer Nickerson and one of them was arrested
the other succeeded in escaping. He was sub
sequently captured on the south side, by otficel
Shaw, and both once more locked in together
They at once began to mature plans Of escape
and a guard was set over them for the remain
der of tine night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
Police Court.

Given Steward threatened bodily harm to
Adam Loper, and was required to paw the costs
in the case, and was bound over in s2OO to keep
the peace.
John Campbell was fined 80 cents and costs
for drmi kenuess.
VIM. Taylor, for an assault on Aethea Taylor
was fined the costs and bound over in S2UO to
Keen tho peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
The Week Of Prayer.
UNION pRAYER MEEr1Nas.

At a meeting of Pastors held with Rev. Jacob
Todd. it was resolved to recommend that instead
OF holding daily union meetings during the we'
OF prayer, we hold three meetings on Wednesday,
Jan. s. as follows morning at 10, o'clock, in
the Second Baptist Church. corner OF Fourth Il
French SITS; afternoon at 3, o'clock, in Central
Presbyterian Church; and evening at 7.30. in
Union NJ. f. Church,
These hours OF service have been arranged
with view to the convenience Of business men
and housewives.
Pastors will please read the above notice from
their respective pulpits Lords-day, January. 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

ROBBERY FRusrRATED.-An effort was made
by burglars last night, to enter the residence
OF H NJ. Rile, West Eighth Street, but was de-
tected BY Mr.. Thomas Rle who was just return
ing from Philadelphia, and their plans frustrated.
walking way lightly in his oyer-shoes he came
upon the robbers unawares, who had the cellar
door opened, and was just descending to begin
operations TIE burglar at once vaulted the
( f,nce and fled. Nothing had been removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
Marine News.

LEWEs, jan, .,
dense fog prevails this morning, and objects
ara invisible few rods distant. P M.-Arrived
last night, brigs Gobrecht and odambt, from
Rio Janeiro for orders Hattie. from the West
Indies for Philadelphia, and schr. W. l.. Bur.
roughs, from Havre for Philadelphia Schr NJ
+. Wells came of the beach two days since.
Other vessels unchanged as yet. Wind S. W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAmrs.a Heura.
rnlrNa LEAYn WIIlsIINl

lt- FRApis LKkvK wuMuNGroN.
For Philadslphsa-Lss, as, $50 ale. 1850 q N. |;
l1s9 400, 100, h5Os T.lA loss p m sundays
$50, ?. N.
For Esss YOrk-Ls5 q N. /; 1880 and $50 p. m
For Baltimors-l2D2. aOs and iO.O2a a m; LIS and
M he Dslasars r. R.-125s, $40 and 1910 q m. (;
ass D. N. No Sunday trains.
FOR Meas oastle-12.c0, s4O, lole q. m, and LILO,
F6r Csatassills-s.s0, A. NJ. and 5 and P. NJ. The
nrat two run through TO Reading.
For W. q ". r. R-tMarket ST. Dep0t,l b.zo
1910 T. m, and D 90 p. m
LEAVE PHuADsLFHIA FOB WILMINGTON.
1910 ss0, and 1o45 q. N. 1ai5 1880, $50, AO0,
800 80, 1o.1b and 1130 p. m. Sundays l0lo,llsO D.
m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
FFoB, Delaarars X R.-SOO (frum New CaA ael
iOlb q m. ab5, $50 and 1870 pm eFhe two lalt Ter
are freight with passenger car attachedl
From w. d r. R.-S.1b and Ills, q h and s.lo
d N The sis q n. only runs from Coatesvtlle
From PAiladelphia-i2.49, os, 9.oe a. m la.OO'
Ils a05 s.45, 1O7, ais, 500, 1880. sunday lHAS
m, and 1880 p. m.
m., AIS and $40 p m.
~ See time tables for further particulars,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

HALF FARE-A meeting of all those infested
in the proposednew Democratic daily newspaper.
to be established in this city, will be held at
Dover on or about the 14th inst. Arrangements
have been completed with the railroad company
by which half rates Of fare are secured between
this city and Dover and return.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

Building Felt-We have been very much inter
ested In examining samples of this Fe,tpg sent US
10y MI. G. Fay, Camden, N. j. 1t IL highly recon-
mended for covering the outside of buildings, and
inside instead OF plaster tar substance so objec
tiOnable, being used. II has great strength, and
resembles nne leather. Mr.. Fay ma ufac ures from
this feting, floor covering painted in various noat
designs. For descriptive circular. price list ami
samples send two stamps.-N J. Republican.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

IE- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public 4 called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. a ]. N. Harman, No. 4l0
King street. There is nothing equal to It In the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for office or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

-Neir Rsstdurdnt.- Miss Jackson has purchased
the Railroad and steamboat Hotel, No. los 4, Water
and los E. Front Street. and has rehtted it in fine
style. She will keep restaurant and eating house
and will also be abe to accommodate few board
ers. Her long experience for many years 10 rrs-
tauFaAt will enable her to administer TO the tas es
of all to their satisfaction oysters in all styles
cooked promptly. She invites her friends to give
her q call. dec, 3t.6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
A Good teaInninK.
THE MAYOR FINES A POLICEMAN.

THE MAYOR FINES 4 POLICEMAN,
On Monday last, one of the Mayors new po-
liceman, Thomas s. Nickerson, paid visit to
Philadelphia. His duty required him to return
at p NJ. but he came not until A, NJ, Tues
day. His Honor, Mayor Simms. placed fine Of
$40 upon the laggard policeman. which was duly
paid over, yesterday, under threat Of immediate
discharge if it were not paid. Go in, Mr..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04

ADMITTED To PARrNERsmP.-Mr. W. BayIey
has withdrawn from tile firm Of Crowell Rem
ington & Bayley. and the name of the firm il
changed to Crowell, Remington & Co. Ex-
Mayor Valentine has been admitted to partner
ship in the firm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
WATER RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE
. A T N ALL g. CO.,
FIoFiS ts.

Delaware Ave. and Jefferson St.,
Call the attention of their customers TO their new
varied and extensive
stock OF
WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS,
ORNAMENTAL LEAYED PLANTS, FERNS,
HANGING VASES STANDS, &c.
They also have on hand and offer for sale "WII-
LIAMS' WINDOW GARDENING" and EVERY
WOMAN her OWN GARDENER" The two beat
works on Garden and Parlor Plant culture, ever
published.
An kinds Of Flower Designs made to order. Cut
Flowers always on hand.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-04
New Advertisements. This Day.

New AdVeftIsemenIs, THE UHT'
Co.partnership n0tice--W. Jones 90,
Philopatrtan Supper-lnstitute Hall.
House for remit. l. Devon.
Funeral notice
City Items-Various parties.
Election Rotice-Mutnal Insurance Co.
City Ordinance.
Standardization National Bank.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Brandywtne Bank
Statement-First National Bank.
Houses for sale-D II. Kent
House and store for remit. j. Callahan
Horses al auotlen-City Basasr and TattensalL
Public sale OF real estate-H. L. Guy.
Sozodont-Ctty Item.
Bennett's Telegraph Institute, Phila.
Notlce-Grand Lodge X. of p.