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, 1873-02-06

Mr.. Newman, tile Chaplain of the United
States Senate, is very much disturbed at the
aspect Of alfairs. His onrnest appeal to tho
Methodist clergy Of Iowa, to give their labora to
SECURE the recollection Of aIr. Harlun, and his
cordial assurances to the poople Of Knnaas that
their weltare could best DO promoted by re-elect
ing pomoroy. proved failures, and have been
followed by scandaloun exposures Of tho tinan-
cal operations Of both tleae persons. Labor
ing under tho depression caused by the daily
discloauros at Washington, lie entered tho Sen-
ate, q few days ago. and prayed Us followa:
Look In compassion lis In ali tho victsstudcs Of
life amid the burdens Of Office, amid the sorrowa
that attend through our probationary state.
Have compassion upon nation, for We hayo fallen
upon evil tn,ea and the very foundations Of society
serin to 10 moved beneath feet Great God, Bn-
prsna lnd everlasting, 10 Thee look for canlness
Of splr, and stcadiuess Of purpose. and faith in
anothor. May wo hEye faitl in humanity, ln its ulti
mate progress, mud III the ultimate triumph Of Jesua
Christ over OWL, moral mud natural.
Tho Chaplain is right. The Poland Commit
tee, the Wilson Committee, aud the Morton
Committee havo been for several weeks moving
tho foundations OF that society which has made
corruption aud fraud itH aim and purpose.
, 1873-02-06

Two great national improvements arc en-
gaging tho attention Of tho people Of Canala.
NO allude to tho Canadian pacAo Railway and
tho enlargement Of tho canals to the capacity Of
vosselH OF 1000 or 1900 tons. We mean no dis
respect to tint national feeling developing iu
Cauada when ne suggest that it would ba ull~
wise for them to attempt to construct both
worka at the samo time.
Unless prompted by the strong, controlling
principle OF nationality, any Immediate md
seriouH effort to build 4 continental railway
through BritiHh North America must np-
pear to all 'scnsblo u,on uot only
q commercial and financial bluudor, but posi-
tive absurdity. Tho route for aoyoral hundred
miles, between tho present Western terminus Of
tho Canadian railways and Fort Garry, in Mani
Lake Superior. It will cost a hundred millions
Of ol1urs, at least, to build this section OF tho
road, and, whom tlnishel, 10 severe arc the will
ters, that It IL doubtful whether It eau be r,ln
for several months III the year. II completed to-
day, itis quite certain TINT the entire receipts Of
the road would not pay tho neu 10 run tile
tralnu. West Of Fort Garry, to tho Rocky Noun
tnins, tho rqsd will run through tho Aasln-
iboino aud AaskatcAewe4 Valleys, than Which
sl,ore il no finer section for agricultural pur-
poAes Of squal extont on this continent {Yept
Of the mountains tho route must bend far north
to follow tho wiudngs OF FraRor River, aud for
600 to 800 miles tho cost Of tho road will be
scarcely leHs than that on tho nortt, shoro Of
Lake Superior. Our Pacific Railway cost s240.-
000 1000, and the Canada road cannot DO built for
loss than IN alditlopa+ 0o,000, 100. True. wo
hayehat Credit Mobier immensoHtcalln
but can tue Canadians escape abimIlar ca'alaity7
Eyon England could not afford the money to
slnk In an enterprise which, tor morc thnn 3
generation, must prove sinking concern ot tho
largest proportions. Neod wp pojnt to the
Canadian experience with tho Grand Trunk
Railway, built through tho worry heart Of Can.
pd4, epl attracting ela1gp buHnoHu from thte
Side Of The line. to ASSURE them that apr judg-
1nent, II not disinterestea, IN entirely Just.
For ACCESS to Mauitoba and tho splendid
, 1873-02-06
THE QUESTION OF VIAUUCTg,

There is a conflict between the city authorities
aud tho managers OF several Of tho railways,
touching the expense Of constructing the via
ducts ut the various atreet-crossinge. Tho city
has, by contract with the various new companies,
arranged that all snch viaducts Hha!l DO built by
the railways. The companiea who have had tho
privilege Of Htroot-croSsings for the last twenty
years arc huchBtering as to what they shall pay.
There can DO no question that the Mayor and
Common Council are right In demanding that
tho whole cost Of those yialucts shall be. paid
by tho railway companies, and the latter fail to
present the least equity to Justify their refuoal.
Tho construction of viaducts over any street
occupied by railways must almost inevitably
result In tue total surrender Of that
atreot to the railways. WoBt Water street
Is an illustration, Tho railway companies
have tue free aud uninterrupted uae Of that
street from Van Buren, to State atreet. The
value Of that franclliAo Ia incalculablo. To take
down the present viaduota would be to complete
ly arrest the railroad buHiuess Oh that street,
and bo an annual cost to the oompanies tenfold
tho cost of nll tho viaducts When West Kinzie
street shall be crossed with yladucts at every
atroot-crossing from Dssplanos Btreet to tho city
limits Kinze street itself will be as etfootually
aud exclusively given up to railroad traffic as If
1t had never been street. It will, in fact,
amount to surrender Of Kinzie street to the
railroads. So In the case Of all other streets
upon which railroad tracks arc laid, and which
will be crossed by yiaducts: they will bo of very
little Use except for railroad purposes, or for
such business as may be ultimately dependent
upon railroad connections.
Under these circumstances, the railroads may
we'll accept tho surrender to thom Of the streets
they ahall occupy as most liberal remuneration
for the comparatively petty cost Of building the
neceaBary viaduots. Had the railroads sought
tho means whereby they could hayo the FREQ. or
elusive, and uninterrupted occupancy OF tho
stroots on which their tracks laid, they could
not have devised better plan than that Of build
lux yaducta Mt all tho crossings Of those streets.
, 1873-02-06

The case Of Rafferty,, for the murder Of Police
man OMeara III August last. WAS given to lie
Jury at Waukegan yesterday, at 6:30 o'clock r. III.
After some time the jury returned With yer-
dict Of guilty, fixing the ponalty death by hang
ing. 4 motion for q new trial was mado, mud
wlu be argued aud probably oyorrulca this
r,nrnf,r
, 1873-02-06


eonlo time last week nc Expressed decided
opinion that congross should not, In any form,
graut tho application mado by tho aoving-
machine combinations for further renewal OF
their patents. Since thon we hayo received
printed argument md atatomont made In behalf
Of tho patont Of William H. AthnH md jacob
y. Felthouaor, Of Chicago. III Fobrltary, 1861,
they made application for patent, including
doyicc for foodfng from right to left or tho ro~
vorse, without stopping tho naolno, hotng sub-
atantially tho food apparatus now IN use. The
Patent Examiner, whllo granting them q patent,
refused 1t for thts fooding operation In 1864,
tho aano Examiner granted patent for this ro-
tectod dovlco to another sewing -maohtno pat
ontee. Folthongor L Atkins, who had boon
using thor own invention for several
years. were then prosecuted for lit
fr4nging tho patent granted thom ycars
later Atkins l. Folthouaor appealed from
tho Examiners decisions, mud, lu 1860, tho
Courts declared tllom tho original inventors.
Aftor along serieH Of rofusals by tho Patent Office
aud decisions by the Courts, tloy were adjudged,
meantime they had boon compelled, for tho want
nf mn''cy. to assign part Of it, and then the Az
afgneo, to repay his own advances soldit, with tho
right to reissue, anl tlreo-f -fourths Of tho oxton-
sion to tho Wilson t Singer patontees. Twe1vo
out Of tho fourteen yoarn of tho patont spent
in extensive litigation, In tho end compelling
them to sell It to their opponents, not only for
tho balance Of the term, hut for tho seven years.
extension. They now asl from Congress- re-
newal Of their patent to themselves. They state
that their aggregate receipts from their patont
during tlia twenty-ono yoarB haye been only
so,421, and tlloir expenditures $G,al1, or not
receipt Of $50 from patent which has nettod to
those who have enjoyed ita possession many
hundreds Of thousands OF dolarB The applica-
tion IL strongly iudorsed by those who are fan1l-
lar with tho oppression to which tlioae patenteos
hnyo been subjected.
, 1873-02-06

The opposition at Springfield to the Gov
ernor's nominations Of Railroad aud Warehouse
Commissioners III nothing more tim an exhlbi-
Hon Of the rago ct odice-soeksra The same
men arc demanding the removal Of tho ponIton-
tiary Commissioners, to make room for aome Of
tie disappointed. We trust the Executive will
ttaud firm In ha purpose to aot Justly, and
those politically opposed to the Governor should
sustain him.
, 1873-02-06

Ir. shernlan's bill providing for return to
Epecio payments on the lssof January. 1874, was
yesterday, after another long debate, laid on tho
table, which IL equivalent to dofeat, by a vote
Ut 29 to 27. That, possibly il All ond to the sub
tect for tho present session.
, 1873-02-06

The Senate Committee on the Caldwell case
aro divided Mr.. Morton representing the major
ity Thioh IL adverse to Caldwell, and Nj. Car
pointer the minority, which opposos his expul-
, 1873-02-06

In the Senate, the Judiciary Committee re-
ported adversely upon tho bill to refund tho
the United s!ates upon the laul sales Of illinois,
a minority report favoriug the bill wns also
made, aud both reports wele ordered to be
rrjnted
, 1873-02-06

The Mayor, last night, iu a speclal commnni-
cation, withdrew tho BANGS Of Messra. Holden
and Hertiug, previously nominated al Police
Commissioners, thoae gentlemen having de-
Glued, and nominated Dir. Carlile Mason aud
Mr. Levi r. Wright. The nominations were
referred to the Committee on Police, with in-
.tructions to report at the regular meeting next
Monday night,
, 1873-02-06

record, to report articles OF impeachment,
and 1t would bo awkward for ponoroy, Caldwell,
Patterson, and Harlan to all In judgment upon
poor Dolahay, whoso grcatost offence is getting
druntt. 10 impoaoh Dc'ahny for this, and take
no notice Of Durel would aoom to l,o llt1o
, 1873-02-06

TIo Judiciary COMMITTEES OF tho House OF
Representatives have heard all tl4o evidence
against Judge Mark Dela!4ay, United Staten
District Judge OF Kansas, aud forbear reporting
;arile1os Of impeachment against him, hoping 10
.sYiE resign. 1t would seem little awkward for
lI1. Bingham. Of Ohio, with hIs Credit Mobilter
, 1873-02-06

-. TERMS or sunscnfprIoN tPArAnLE IN ADVANCED
II! a15!lS aoE'n 81 'wsi'" aYn5ay.
Parts 0! yoar at tho xn,no rnto.
10 rtasont delay and mistakes, 10 suro nn givo Post
oace address III tnll including Htatc nnd Cns,nty.
neaitarces may ho made elt1Irr by dsa o1cs Post
oa'co order, Of In ,oEisscred letters at o,lr rlsk.
.. TERMS 10 CTR BunaUnInEnH.
3h., te!irreed Annay orceutod. 81 cents per woek.
LILY, uellscred Sunday inrmlctl, m cents lGr wcok.
Addreas THE TIT iDuE1i COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Dcarb0sn.sts,. Ohieacu, I'll.
, 1873-02-06

Robert Bowles, OF tho firm Of DowleH Brothers,
American bankers In Europe, was tried in LON
don yesterday, for the fraudulent conyerslon'of
securities deposited with tho firm, aud was &C.
, 1873-02-06

Tho Spanish steamer Murillo is under deton-
sion at Cadiz, and her officers aud crew are held
In arrest upon the Charge of having run down
the em!grant ship Northt1eet, in the English
Channel. They deny all knowledge OF the col
1ia{o
, 1873-02-06
Q. Carn, st. I.onia; ". II. 1'ushno1l, Conn.,, O.
". Wooahouso, Madison, Ind.

George William Curtis loft New York for CHI
cnEo Tuoatlay, mud tho Indications aro that lie
wll DO Rrootel BY an nntonco next hlondny aud
Tuonlay evenings tint will bo n worthy compli-
mont to tho American scholar and gentleman.
Tho 1lov. ". II. Ryder has prepared now
Heart, aud Hand, which ho delivered for tho
ilrhs time, ut kendallylllo, Ind, yesterday oven.
ing.
Tho following wore at Tho Sherman yesterday;
u. q. Hotlny, :nlinneapos Alfred Morrill,,
1l",isq,t, Wn:; YIN: Lewis, kqnsas City No.;
\. Miller. H. J.oua; William parsonu, Boston
D. r. Flint, 8an FranciBco O.. s, droonlaaf.
Springfield, ILL.,; ". +. Fox, Cleveland.
Tho following woro at tho Briggs yesterday:
J. Do arair. st. Panl; Johu N. Byrne, Kansas;
4: Aou kyag' Tar 1,yonp;rt Iowa JaneA Sherwood,
ton; chas. u. Palmer, Portland Me-; @. Lar.
rilnore, Loavunworth, Kan.as I, Stevenson,
5M1[n1;1tnetts 51[1; Via; John s. Clark, Utica L.
Wilcox. Pittsburgh.
-, Tie following wore ut tho Gardner yesterday:
y. ". Harris, Grand Tower Furnaces; John
1owa; J: y: spann, Omaha c. II. Allen, st..
Louis; j. W. Jamos, Now York; II, II. Ineram.
Miles; ohlo. J. Young scammon, Of Milwaukee,
It transpires that the Marahall mentioned In
Tuesdays TRIBUNE as having been conneoted
with gambling embroglio ia not the Msrahnll
Of tho real estate firm Of Marshall i Dickinson
similarity Of namos occasionally results In uu-
deserved injury, and 1t ia duo to the gentleman
who happens to have the same cognomen in this
case TINT ho be set right ln tho estimation, OF tho
extensive circlo Of those with whom ho has busi-
ness and social relations.
The newly elected Directors Of the Great
Western Telegraph Company havo chosen tha
following o1lcorn: President, Joshua Stark, Mil
Eaukeo; Vico President, Jn,noB Z. Boyd, Omaha,
Mob; General Superintendent, A. II. Bliss, Chi.
Bond, Chicago; Troasurer Morvin Tabor, Chi.
cago. The Executive Committee aro: Joshua
Stnrk Milwaukee; John I. Bennett, Chicago:
4. +. Bliss, Chicago; r. B. Frary, illinois, and
D. q. Farrell, Peoria, Ill.
Horschol '. johnson is now Georgia Judge.
oiess2 YaS NssS co Greeley II! spend tho summon at
Colonel Robert J. Dfeekfinirdge, lato of Dan.
vile, Ky, has located in New York.
Mark Twain lcctnred In Hartford, c., and
gave the receipts, 91,60o, to tie City missionary
Society.
Hamilton Fish, Jr., the Washington corro.
npoaao,,ta satd was going to marry Senator F1s'
Frelinghuysen has no daughter Gertrude
Edwin D. Morgan has resigned, and James r.
LEACH succeeds him, aa Cashier Of the Bank o4
Louisville, Ky. 1lr. Morgan removes to Cali
ifornia.
Consular Inspector Kcim made arloh an unfa>
vorable report On George +. Sowarl's adminiB-
tratfon Of the Consulate General at Shanghai,
and OF his general knowledge Of Chinese affaira,
that the President declines to appoint him a
the successor Of Minister Low.
, 1873-02-06

concluded by demanding that the House should
remember, not what was dono In 1861 and 1862.
but What WAS dono In 1912. Tho bill pnBaod.
General Dutlors loyalty l,as heretofore boon ro-
gnrded us aloyo rorroacl,, as was that OF Mr..
summon before Lis unfortunate rcsolntion. Now,
however, lilo Massachusetts Legislature can
tnke cngnignnco OF hts now lopnrtlro,
, 1873-02-06
quilted.

The 9enate Committee to examine Into tho
.ction Of Ito membera in the Credit Mobiier mat
ter consists OF Mossra Morrill,, of Maine, Scott,
of Pennsylvania, Wright, Of Iowa, Stockton, Of
Now Jarxay aud 9tavanaon. Of Kentucly.
, 1873-02-06
'Ul1c Ubifeapn U2ibu1ae.
Thursday Morning, February q, 1879.

The report comcs, by way Of London, that
the cholera has again broken out in Rusaia aud
In Hungary, aud In yirulent form.
, 1873-02-06
TQ.DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

st,v1UKEn's THEATRE, Madison atrcot. betwson
state und Doatborn. tallnn Opera. LINDA dl Cham
r4r
, 1873-02-06

GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strsct. between hladi-
se: apl Washington. EugaRo,nsntlo Of Misc Fanny Hsr
tug, "l'ha Ee,rnsu Drtectlvc."
, 1873-02-06

MYERS OPERA lOUSE-hfoneoo at1eot. hotWoei
E:c,c and Dearborn. Arlington, C1ttun i Kenible'a
u,trcl aud Durlesqus Troupe. Ethiopian Cuulcaties.
, 1873-02-06

ACADEMY OF MUSIC ltalsted street, south Of
aiaii.cn. Engagement Of Miss Carlosta laOlorcq.
~ 4faska and FACUB."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13
Market street improvements.

THE NEW STORE OF FLINH 4 JACKSON.
Amongst the recent Market street improve
meuts, which are not only a credit to the propri-
tors but to the city the recent improvements and
enlargement Of the stove store Of Messrs. Finn
Il Jackson deserve more than psssing notice.
Being compelled. through the rapid increase Of
their buri Tess. to enlarge their store. they de-
termt,led that 1t should be done in such man
uer as not only to be convenient but to add
beauty to that part of the city i'll which 1t is To-
Gated The trout part OF the store, is 2s feet
inches oh Market street and is entirely new. The
lirst story has very handsome iron front with
very peculiar but conveniently shaped bulk win
dnws with Doughtens revolving patent inside
Tue other three stories front are finished with
pressed brick handsomely carved windows with
stone sllls
The store runs back to Shipley street an
| tire distance Of III feet inches, and the office
winch was formerly located at the Saipley street
| entrance has been removed to the centre OF the
store where it is not only more convenient but
1As the advantage OF light from very large sky
| lgh; 20 feet ia length by wide.
Ihe fret and secsnd stories are used for
| store rooms, but 1t IL the intention OF the firm
to partition of the trout part of the second so-
/ ry to be used as show lm where the tier
| aud more costly articles OF trade wil.be kept.
| The third story is exclusively used as work
| shop, aud the fourth story extending only over
| the front part Of the building is used as place
| for the storage of tue lighter articles of trade
The first story is handsomely fitted up with
| shelving and glass cases. beneath which four
spaces are lett for arranging ranges and marble
mantels The space outside OF the doors be-
| tween the front windows. is laid square of
| black marble, and the pavement Is laid OF North
River Tagging Messrs Finn 4 Jackson are
| entitled to the credit OF being their own archi-
tects the whole design aui plan throughout be-
lng entirely new and originating with them
| seIVes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13
TIE Turf


OF THE PEoosD FALL TRoT-IHE
EsTRIEs. &o.
The second Fall trot, which was to have open
cd at schutzen Park. this afternoon, was post
pened until tomorrow, on account of the late
rain. The trot will continue two days-to-mor. .
row and SstuTday-aud will be an occasion of
no little interest," as the following entries will
show:
ENTRIES, FIRST DAY.
Purse SiO0-3 80 Glass.
l Frank Mcvaugh, enters s. G. Sorrel John.
Owner enters b &. Tommy Dod.
G.. W. FitzwAter enters s m Lady Fashion.
John Lsavett enters b. nj. Belle.
f. b. Elkinton enters b. M Lady Thornton.
Purse S50-.Ntdrest $50.
J. Osborne enters d. h. Dan Bill.
Owner enters b. m, Little Fraud.
3URner enters b. m. Topsey.
j. Gracy enters Dun Mare.
II. j. Ewing enters (. Capt. Jack.
q OSner enters br. g. Morgan.
Owner enters blk III Jnla Morgan.
Purse sl5O-2,45 Class
l. W. H. Ogden enters S. NJ. Lady Patterson.
2. W. IL Huddleson, enters &. &, Jim
3. Jas McCumsey, enters &. Hunter.
1. Il. ii. Martin. enters b. &. Bonner.
SECOND Day.
Purse $IO0.-3 Mt,Hie Glass
l. J McCrystle enters b m, Flora.
owner enters b z Tommy bod.
3. q " Fltzwater, enter s. m. Lady Fashion.
1. +, b ELLINGTON enters b. m. Lady Thorn
5. G.. +. Fox enters b. m. Flora Temple.
Purse 5000 50 Class.
W II Ogden enters 8. m Ladg Patterson
Vim. Ash, enters b. IN. Etfie.
James Harper enters &. Starch.
q S Atkinson enters s. Snow Flake
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13
xFantfa.

OTANTED-whte protestant girl for general
w housework. ApplV az "
Rov12-2ts slt WASHINGTON ST.
ENTANTED AT ONCE An active, energetic
Wv man tn act as sales ran, VI the W Amerl-
can Sewing Machine; must come well recommended.
A horse and wagon will he furnished. ONCE, in
Clayton Heuse Building. 5NI King street.
octi4 II j. h. PRIMROSE, Manager.
VNy ANTEO. = Salesmen for the best Sewing Ma
w chine in the marke'. The best OF Induce
ments offered.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
septs.tf bI4 Market Street.
XNYANTED = IMMEDIATELY = Several active
w men to canvass the city for singer Sewing
Machines. Apply at .,
mar9i-f 615 MARKET STREET.
NTED-HoUsekeepe to know thal taaJ
w can procure good servants, at short '.cs,
bY APPLYING at MRS TANLO8S
Intelligence uhcs,
mari31y N. cor Second SAD Wes
XNT ANTRO Energetic men OF sJud
w ael singer Sewing hach.h &rflf
Market Street Ian2l-u Jos-.- : = -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13

CiRD.-3e desire to cIi the
attention 0f our + ie'ld aud GUS
TONERS to our dnH0Hacem ent ei'e-
sclsre. OmiHg to oar one price
pri.cip'e iUs heSitIfed to ddrer'iS
our stock at redHced rdteS, Tor 10
ell to one at less than price ntdrked
tU0uld incur fhe responsibility or
selling The uhsle line at the sam
price. He Jetisre nJc the time
has come, aud ne Hccepf the Sifud-
ton. Ne hare this day bro our
. rjeeS and hdce marhed our . cts
doun from % to ) , per cent
This is an Opp0r'HHitH seldom,
presented and tce WW assure our
customers they WH not bHB Joo1H
chedper. this season, Mfh n Wttt
seH them, as ue are det rHliite ~
dispense " tn, etttr9 s'oct ptth-
out regard to cos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13
Societies
zErr1sas rals EVENING.


Jefferson Lodge, No ?. l. o. o. f., at odd
Fellows Hal 3ri and King.
Aattahoun Tribe Ne. IL, | o. r. NJ, at Red
Mons Hal. AS Market street,
E!eu LadEe. NJ. 81. l. Q. o, F., at Odd Eel
.ess Han 81 ana King streets.
heokrk Tribe, No 1, o. i, Mat Red Mems
Ha.t. As Market street.
Wilmington DIVISION. Ne. l, s. OF T., in the
AeGLary Binding.
Hone Council! No. . Jr. o [. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll NaTaet stTrrt.
Lazy Washington Home Communion, at 504
MafA-t street
E9keby Lo3ge No II X o P. at Rising sun.
Wilmington tiratto. No !, ;. and b. u A. a.
B!aIt rl- .5Uldlog.
CLAYTON Lodge No I K u P. at Knights OF
FytG.as Ha4.. III Market street.
;; J0ha's Gommaulery, No. /. K. T., at Ma
THlHoffY NEST e. - euaard CO. redu ,ed,
;f-aaS, St..s suuSn a.s s- 4 acaed muslin, 10
70 ee2;s yaId.
Fot eL5sss sal l.hes 90 yds here is no better
q..y t-t44 4sa.r4stsiE's.
EESsARo4 co, FsDrssp, Te-7.Y. lsrss line Of
VII laedP.
R.ggLs4gs Pure White liye SOAP. 4. always ana
freely use IN he Balu w5aid soon do away with
a. u-tt i5r Pills aud Plas;ers.
KsSHsRn + CO. RED5cFp. To-Day, ali classes Of
| Their u.eaczed mnslns, making many OF them al
| lLJs- IS che aq s. n 'u4u tslts
Tnoss who are in want ot me c-ockery.ware
should Il Oh deSorm al lie so n ATke: street, This
is his ast week.
KENSAsrd 4 co. HGyg REnueEp tie prices Of al
I'll II arst e5ss ar5 900 L. AID tRose IN want have
| eaty @ cal aud see them - oe assured that they
| mean business
! ANY LADY WASTIN6 FLkc6 SILK Of reliable
| MAKE all qlaltg, Who vii rAEe the money win
hsT, ca get II a. kenaaTd Co 5, cheaper than the
BuNB1vH Is always readv and puf!ng to sell nne
sun Of c4o.hlng. Ca! on him al Tli and Market
81 ofo wo III or Goons that must be sold: can.
I5t carry IA IL oy e aHoths season, and the mon.
| ey VII ouy them, al heun4rd Co.'S.
BkYNs's overooa,s are superb. csn and get
Measured for one.
KESSIRn co Ass sErIiSG the best alpaeas II
| America, for tg cents yaIl!
----
CENT, CLOTHING very cheap, at DeWolfs SC,
Aar4SL street.
81 eE IN the Cay,on Loan new pan. may be sub
seFi ed Tor, up1p application 10 NJ l. Licnlenstetn
Secretary pr ten.
THg PANIe does no. sill .ct peWolrs c,othips
house. Cal AID see, 80, Market street.
FrHs VII so n be needed. You can obtain then
Of DiChlensien
7uCss Win want to secure rgatns had bette
buy NOW, wlsH the g-eafe,t inducements are beui
obest On Al >ides 10 II ~ s. les reduce stocks
IN I'll es Il or splsLdld 10 uR nave been tie
u=uI us.y clt Huwu, IN = considering the hg
qIAl y OF cur - ais our rates are lower than an
o hrTs- b-ha - s Co., Cover bal m SIS Marke
street, hAlf-"Ay between klth and sixth streets
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-13

sB-HtV 70 lire se5Hua.ied.iy y.-Ih problem OF how
to ecoRumiZe IN living Is oue tba el cages the SER
Gus attention Of great many pg u2e. MANY III
tie makes a mlcke WAS ole Ct Benz Guiu tralk
Inns Poor Richard" trGisIus tAI Summaries the
whole system OF popular tx rayagtnce, # you " sh
TO money, econ miZe Ia 4tlle as well as III large
items Of expenditure. FO. al tAe household puf.
poses for which pol shiag pUnuers, bath oFicA and
soap aIe usually USED excepting tue one thlug VI
washing clothes, >tpoL1 is by manF tIul,s the
cheapest article that Caa be eWp.Jytd. 10 sA!
nothing ab sut great superiority 10 al OF cr slb
Stances 1t is, on IGe score Oi uuty alone. by lar
the cheapest Remember ms f4e. and save han.
a oils vary