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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
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JAY COOKE 81 CO.,


The Northern Pacific Railroad Company now has
in full operation with regular daily trains s2l miles
Of road. distance Of nearly 200 miles more is
constructed. The Minnesota section, Immediately
on its completion, entered upon satisfactory busl-
ness, including local traic and the large carrying
trade of the Northwestern British settlements and
the Hudson's Bay Company. the recently COM
pleted section of sixty-nve miles, on the Pacific
coast, at once commands profitable business be-
tween Puget Sound and Columbia River, heretofore
done by coastwise steamers. On the opening of
spring. with more than 500 miles of road in regular
operation, the company win control the extensive
and productive trade of the Upper Missouri, much
of Montana and the Northwest. The earnings Of
the road for 1873 will be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorous
ly the coming year are progressing satisfactorily.
OF the nearly ten million acres of land accruing
to the Company in connection with the portion of
the road now virtually constructed, some two mill
lions acres of excellent average quality are in the
market an their sale and settlement progressing.
The average price thus far realized is $500 per acre,
which is at the rata of more than 100000 per mile
of road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process Of
redeeming and canCelling its First Mortgage Gold
Bonds, Is they are now being received at SL1O in
payment and exchange for the Conpanys lands.
With these accomplished results and most fsyora-
BILE prospects. the Company is now selling its First
Mortgage 7.sO Bonds for the purpose of completing
its line OF road. We recommend them as well Sc
cured and unusually profitable Investment They
have the following elements Of strength and safety:
They are obligation of a strong corporation; they
are First Mortgage on the Road, its right Of way,
telegraph lines, Equipments and Franchises, and
nrst lien on its Net Earnings In addition to this
usually suncient security there is pledged for the
payment of principal and interest Land Grant of
800 acres per mile Of road through the States and
900 through the Territories. The rate Of interest
(seven and three tenths per cent gold is equal now
to about sH currency. Gold Checks for the semi
annual interest on the Registered Bonds are mailed
to the Post once address OF the owner.
All marketable securities are received In exchange
on most favorable terms
FOR SALE BY
JOHN McLKAR & SON.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
The "whItc Mans Pnrlyn.

now SAM. TowNsENDs MOVEMENT IS REGARDED AT
s8y,t- sgAAtIsi. DOVER. lr .
Sam. Townsond's call for State Convention
to re-organize the White Mans Party in Del
aware is ianghedat in Dover The result Of the
s4Ast election ls-bslievOd to have aputA quietus
upon all future organized movements looking to
such ridiculous organization, and the general
opinion IL that when Sam and his corporafH
guard goes down to Dover TO hold his State
more like Sunday than it lid upon former oc-
slsion when lSam attempted to oRganize SIM
liar effort.
1t il the general impression, even amongst the
Democrats, that the bottom Of this whole move
nent has fallen cut and that the State Is sure,
IN any event, to be Republican hereafter.
Such are the opinions Of our. correspondent
writing Oh Saturday. ..=.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
U. y. Circuit Court.

q, Tho o. s. Circuit Court held short session,
this morning, Judge Bradford on the bench.
Inthe Given case, the Judge announced that
the Court had not yot had sufficient opport1-
nifty for conference, and that the decision
upon the motion in arrest Of Judgment would
be given on Thursday, at II O'Clock.
In the cases Of the Goodyear Vulcanite Rub
Dor Go. OssJDr.l jerome Hopkins, and DIR. Ed
win BONN dentists, whom tho plaintiffs sue for
infringement Of patent, in using hard rubber
NJ Harrington. ESD. obtained decree OF per-
leual Injunction, and an order directing de-
fendant4 to file accounts in the Clerks office,
by the first Monday Of February.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
state Items.

The most Of the stock in the proposed malle-
able iron works at Milford il already taken, and
by the shrewdest and most practical business
men OF the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammsrsley, of Mil
ford, celebrated their Golden Wedding (the 50th
anniversary) on Monday night last.
Rev W. M. Warner, of Lewes NJ. E. Church,
was presented with a handsome Wrapper, and
his wife with q Marseiles spread on Christmas
day. %
The GEORGETOWN Journal says that the horse
disease has quit the brutes and attacked the hu-
mans. Everybody has the epizoetic.
hIiddletown didn't watch the new year in. d
Mr.. Thomas q. Murphy, Of Middetown, in
connection with parties from Philadelphia con,
t uplates converting his mill property, about
three miles from MiddletOwD, just over the
Maryland line, into a peach canning establish
ment.
The youths Of Odessa gave minstrel enter.
tainment in the school house. last week.
Edward " Lockwood, of Middletown, has
gone 10 the West Indies
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKEra

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.
a Cotton firm, i2o5< Co2Igfs. FloifAit but less
active; Penna., Indiana and Ohio extra family,
5000. Rive flour and corn meal unchanged.
Wheat firm, Penna. Western red, S1.95D2, 90 /;
white 80 05. Rye. held at ,95cs Corn steady,
yellow 65t066o ;AoId '62@84e. New oats dull,
white, 510p53c mixed 5l.--W Whisky steady, 9S.
New mess pork. 1875. Lard 72l@sc.
IfIIL4DELrmA CATTLE MARKET.
PHmADELPHIA, Jan. @,
Beeves dull Common 10 choice, A to 916c
Sheep in fair demand at 5% to T11o. Hogs dull,
S6 to 1925.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
1kaths

SPARK5.-In this city, Jan. 9th, Frank Sparks, son
of W. d. and A. K. Sparks, aged IL years and two
] weeks. - Q. q. y n
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuny invited to attend the funeral Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from the risdence OF his pa.
rents, No. ia z. Seventh street..
BRUCE.-On Sunday evening the 9Th inst, Mrs
Jennie Bruce, in the 2sth year OF her age.
Funsral at the residence of her husband. No. $40
K Second street. on Tuesday morning. the 7th inst,
at sX O'Clock. -, 49,. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
Cnrn for Cnnndn.

OUR SHOPS DOING WORK ron DOMINION RAIL
atil IL, IA; Fan wAYs. ,t.t agbulfI
Overstepping the national toundaTies, the Har-
Ian Il Hnllingsworth Company, of this city, re-
. seventeen firstc Glass passenger cars for the
} great Western Rail Road In Canada. Seven OF
the number having already been completed and
sent On to their destination, four more have
lipst been finished, and turned out upon the
crack. at the Compapys works, to- be shipped
To morrow. Five more yet remain to be finished.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

TWELVE DoLLARs FoR BAsKRr OF PEAcHEs.-
peaches shipped TO New York. last summer. by
MIR. b. r. Kanely, which brought the above
price. The history Of It Ia ~ follows The
parties to whom Mr. Kanely sent it sold II foI
three dollars the party who bought 1t sold 1t for
four dollars to go into the country, where 1t was
sold for six dollars. There being q wedding in
the town that day. and the groom wanting some
thing inviting TO set before his guests, pur-
chased it ct the enormous price Of twelve dol
lars. lftddLetJton Transcript
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Fullmer's uptown restaurant is closed. This
Is a step backward, but Joe says he lost money,
and he can't afford to supply.a public want on
those terms, another year.
Big sale OF seats for eLittle Nell.n J ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

SuIoIDE.-Joseph Merritt, who formerly re
sided in Middle Neck, near Middletown, bu
more recently near Cheatertown, Md, com
mitted suicide ON Sunday morning weok BY
shooting himself with . shot gun, while suffer.
entered his body at the lower part Of his stomach
passing upward and killing him almost instant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
gao Artisan.

ASLokT AND OFT TO WILMINGTON FOR nfPAtRs
B L LEwEs, Del. Jan. Q.
The stekmer Artisan left, yesterday, for WI.
mington, Del, for repairs, having been ashore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

nt Or EoR THE LE0IsLATURE.-An tho New Cas-
tie delegation, except Mr.. Maris, went down To
Dover, this morning. Mr.. n. goes this evening.
Caucusses will probably be held this evening, by
both parties, ii the trains from this city reach
Dover in time. 43.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
IEwEs. Jan.

A ship anchored in the Bay this A. NJ; is re-
ported, as the Saranac, from Liverpool, A large
bark also came in last night, and, Is anchored
below the Brown. Tug Cynthia left about A.
NJ, with bark Princess Alexandra, and brigs
Roanoke and Glimpae In tow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
Marine Newas.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Q.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. o.
City ice-boat No. arrived on Saturday after
noon from Delaware City. She reports the ice
In the river still very heavy. City ioe-boAt No.
left again early on Sunday, taking In tow sohrs.
i. A. Johnson for Providence |; Roswell for
Boston, and Georgia for Salem. She will take
Breakwater, to bring up some Of the vessels ly-
ing there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

New YoRK, JAM 6.
Stokes Counsel have determined 70 file a bill
cfexceptions to obtain a stay Of proceedings tnd
new trial. His sentence is expected to be pro-
nounced, to-day, when he will be placed in
" murderers row" 10 the Toombs .,...,.,
The telegraph wires in all directions wero de-
molished by a storm Of sleet, yesterday, r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
weather record

5d REPORT or THE SIGNAL sERyIoE. lo.,a g
WASHINGTON. Jan. ..eliu
Probabilities For the Middle States rising
barometer and falling temperature and Notherly
to Westerly winds, with clearing weather.
A . a 4 u L 3
x \ SesS.,Isrsiai Resort.I BlIIl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
I OLD WEATHER

Ike this, demands preparations to prevent the
cracking of the lips and hands. The following are
all good and equally deserving OF the title Best +"
Qycerine, Bowers pure, Perfumed Glycerine vari-
GUS sizes, Cold Cream, all styles and sizes;
Glycerine Cream, Gayley's Almadine, Hegemans
Camphor Ice, McPherson's Camphor Ice, McInalla
bOlIc Cocoa Butter, Prices.Glycerine Soap, Lowe Il
Benbows Glycerne Soap, for sale at the wholesale
and retail Drug Store, Of
EDWARD McINALL, JR,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
suppose ID Had Boen1I,ouahtg

The Baltimore american tells the following
| thrilling story, but omits toydraw q moral from
| the consequences in case the hair had not been
original:
the Philadeiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad was approaching the station atthe Del
aware junction, young lady, who was about TO
take the oars ran across the track, and. tripping,
fen Immediately in front of the coming train,
and in second more would have been crushed
to death. gentleman standing on the plat
form, conlprehending the situation of affairs, in
an instant caught the imperiled creature by her
long, flowing hair and literally dragged her from
beneath the fire flashing wheels, which were al
ready clamped In the clutches of the Air-breAk,
which WIS promptly applied by the frightened
engineer. The young lady, who was travelling
alone, WAS soon conducted 70 . seat in the car.
almost supplied with fright, attracting the at
tention and sympathy of the passengers until
the train reached this city, where she resides.
10 deaths from smallpox, in New York, last
week.
60 deaths from smallpox, in Boston, last
week, decrease OF from the preceding week.
The Pennsylvania Legislature meets to-tnor-
row.
The British steamship Sir Francis from Liver
pool for Boston, went ashore on Hampton Beach
duiDg Fridays fog. Her passengers and crew
reached the shore in safety.
At three o'clock on Saturday morning q fire
broke out in the Brewster building. New Haven,
Conn, and the stock and building were injured
to the extent Of $4,000.
On Saturday, afternoon five oonvicts three Of
them women, attempted 10 escape from Wards
Island New York, in small boat. The boat
capsized, and two Of the women drowned, The
others we're taken back to the Island.
The Inauguration Of Governor Woodson of
Missouri, will take place Wednesday. Senator
Frank Blair has arrived 10 Jefferson City to look
after his prospects for re-election. p
The new city government of Boston. will be
inaugurated to-day.
At the Republican cancus held at Harrisburg,
Pa, on Saturday, Mr.. Elliott was nominated for
Speaker. General 5elfrdge for Oheif Clerk, and
John A. Smull for Resident Clerk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EVENING.
JENKINS 4:

IIinqua Fair, City Hall, Continued.
" little Esll' az and Company, Opera House. "Fi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
FOR SALE BY
JOHN HIcLKAR & SON.
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-
We desire to call the attention Of our patrons and
the public TO our facilities for accurately dispensing
Physicians Prescriptions. During the year Just
passed, we prepared about 25,OO0 prescriptions,
making die over ~ feet long and weighing 9THbs.
This Is the largest number ever prepared In our
establishment, and we feel much pride in assert
ing the largest number ever prepared In the State.
Examine the reasons well that give US the ascen-
dency on the prescriptions:
lst Pure drugs and relis BILE chemicals.
I'd, Competent Clerks, educated apOthecaries.
3d. Guards Of various kinds against handling bot
ties containing posons, both as TO shape, color and
place where kept.
4th, Manner aad style of our dispensing.
5th, Moderate charges.
6th No percentages or profits given to Physicians
for their fayors, thereby eecing the customers"
We are well satisfied, after years Of consideration
that the above reasons are the "ponts" OF succesA
Every one desiring to test all we say can prove II
by having their prescriptions prepared at the pre-
scripti0n department OF
EDWARD A0INALL, JR,
Apothecary, Second and Market streesA
wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
New Advertisements, This Day.

NOW HdVeFIIbemenIsl This Day,
DR.. Gleason's medcated Inhalations
Iardware-Trunan Shaw.
Houses for sale-D ii. Kent. .t.i-f f,
city Items-various parties. '.' e.
House for sale-J. w. sheppard
Let er scae--B. a O. Shoemaker.
House for rent-Isaac Il, Pyle.
Funeral notices
COlofed boy wanted-,J. 7. Cause.
TWO rooms for EentTrJb bhn n, Fighter. Agt. ,,, .
Furniture Gould a Co., Pniia.
Minqua Fair at CITY Hall
James Webb-Blank Book Manufacturers.
Joseph Walter-Rcal Estate Agent
Prttrle chickens, etc.-Eghth Street Market.
Cloaks-M. L. Lichtensteln. ~,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.
The sub-committee has telegrsphed to New
Orleans that the President has directed Gen.
Emory not TO permit any interference with .
peaceable meeting of the Legislature.
Matters will be held in abeyance until the ju-
dicial investigation is had. The Committee con-
cedes great moderation. -t .r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
Congressional PrSoeediass.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Q.

Mr.. Sherman offered resolution directing an
inquiry into the LouisiAns and Arkansas cleo
tions, and 10 report suitable measures to be
taken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

Gold closed on Saturday at 1Il5ss Govern
men. SEQ lrities advanced 1saG. 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
SECOND EDITION.
$3.50. p. M.
LsOulsinnm.
wAautraror Ian n

THE LEaIsLArIvE TRouBLEs-No INTERFERENCE
WITH THE PEAoEABLE ASSEMBLING OF THE Leg
IaIATURE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
The stnte I.eEI.Inturc

The State Legislature will meet tomorrow
The political comp lexion is strongly Democratic,
there being Democrats and Republican
in the Senate and IA Democrats and 7 Republi-
cans in the House. large number Of important
questions will come up for consideration. The
COMMERCIAL will bo represented, throughout the
a .Jsion. by A capable correspondent, detailed
T. the duty, and We shall present the daily pro-
seJaipgs carefully prepared as well, a other
information bearing upon il, such as the public
desires to'lnow. JAs deud we shall give "all
the news" Persons, throughout the State de-
string to be kept posted on Legislative AFFAIRS,
lsh salt at once secure the COMMERCIAL either.
by mail, or through our news agents. By noti-
flying the business Office, the best arrangements
will be made for them to get it as soon as pos
bible after publicati on. ,i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

NEW TRIAL 10 BE ASKED FOR sToK Es-DAMAdEs
To THE TELEGRAPH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06

New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
ElRsT EnI1ION.

300 p. M.
a=E+#@tEt-+s4+fA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
MILL DAM BROKEN.

The mill dam OF Mr.. Joel Woodward, on Whit
Clay Creek, about mile south Of Newark, wa
blown out by the force OF the stream. The dan
was q stone tumble and although only aboui
thirty feet are blown out considerable tim,
must eiapse before the mills are in running
order again.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-06
WASHINGTOH.i

THE oBsERvANcE OF New YEARS DAy-No LIQUOR
FROM FAIR woMAN's HAND-THE CEREMONIES AT
THE WHITE HoUsE-ELEdANT ToILErTEs-THE
DAY IN TIE oITY's PRIVATE HoMEs-A CHARMING
THOUGHT, ETC., ETC, p
, 1873-10-30

A CoNaREssNAN's TROUBLE oyEI A
GAME OF PoKER.-Congressman CT las.
B. Farwoll of Chicago is involved j n a
suit which brings unpleasant revelati ons.
One Hugh Maher sues him for tho re-
covery of $50, 900 worth of land hich
he decided to Mr.. Farwoll as securit y for
tho payment of 81 700, which the .attsr
had won from him IN the noble gal ne Of
draw poker 13 years ago. MIR. , iahef
SAYS he has offered Mr.. Farweil 700
with interest, within a year, but t. ,e lat
ter refuses to give up the deed.
, 1873-10-30

The revised and official ret ,urns of the
California Legislature give. IN joint bal
lot, thirty--eight Republi cans, forty
Democrats, and forty-two Ir dependents.
They are divided b.twee n the two
Houses as follows. in the tt ibles furnish
ed by the Sacramento o. sion: In the
Senate thirteen Republica MS who hold
over, and five newly electe d, total, sigh-
teen; six Democrats hold over and eight
newly elected. In the House, twenty
twenty six ] Democrats, and
thirty-four Independents
, 1873-10-30

"L1KE A GFNTLEMAN. Ono whom
Beau Hickman was down, writes /, cor
respondent, I gave him doll ar, and
seeing me about to buy a cigar. he step
ped up and said: "Allow me t o serve
you slr," and, taking up two twenty
five cent cigars. he presented me one,
and took the other-actuall paying
half of the dollar had just G iven him
for the cigars Beau" 50 id, "you
are extravagant, can't afford to smoke
twenty-five cent cigars" One must
live like a gentleman, he COO lily replied.
, 1873-10-30

: Z. :
ELECTIONS TO CoME.-During Novem-
Der elections will be held for local or
Stale officers, or portions of the Legis-
.laturs, in the States of Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Mary
land, Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Missis-
,ippi, New Jersey, New York. Texas. vir-
ginia and Wisconsin. These elsctions
are to be held on the first Monday and
send Tuesdey in November. In Massa-
chusetts. Mississippi, Minnesota, Tex
as. Wisconsin and Virginia, Governors,
as well as Legislature, are to be elected.
In New York one chamber and part of
State officers are to be elected. In the
other States, Legislatures and county
officers in part are to be elected. il
, 1873-10-30
Probate Court Proceedings.

RKGULAR SESSION, ". M. YORK. JUDGE.
- SEATTLE, Oct. 27, 1872.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
Smith, julius Horton, Administrator,
the final account of AdmInistrator al
lowed, and there being no heirs of said
estate, the balance of the Same. after
payment of debts and costs of admins
tration, ordered paid to King county.
"a In the matter of the estate of David
Phillips, A. A. Denny. Administrator
with the will annexed, the final account
filed and Nov. 3rd, 1878. set for the
hearing thereon.
In the matter Of the estate Of Edward
French, Richard Wallace, executor. or
der of sale of personal property granted.
Court adjourned to Nov. 3, 1873.
, 1873-10-30

T A letter from Kitsitas, W. T.,
says The herders from the lower Yak l.
ma river are here gathering up the ir
stock preparatory to driving the m
below on the sage plains, there to su' b.
sist for the winter on the white sage. =
They have got the best of the grass in
.Kittitass. The resident stock will ha We
short picking this winter. Some Of
our residents talk of driving on to he
white sage to winter their stock. 70 as
to balance the account with the herd ers
below"
, 1873-10-30

T We learn that orders have been
received at headquarters to stop all
work on the snow fences on the Dakota
Division N. P. R. R., and also to dis
charge siI-tenths of all tho section men
engaged in that division.
The company advertise to sell at pub
lie sale all the surplus wagons, harness,
camp equipage and horses used on the
Yellowstone expedition, having no fur
thor employment for ihem.--M Moorhead
Star.
, 1873-10-30

I There ought to be such an atmos-
phsre IN every Christian Church that a
man going there and sitting there two
hours should take the contagion of hea-
ven, and carry home fire to kindls the
altar whence he came.-Beecher. OBJ
, 1873-10-30
Marine lntslli senc..


PonH MApIsos, Oct. s7.4sailed. ship
ooquimbo. San Franei SEQ. .
y1cron1A, Oct. 2s. = SAILED, last night
Prince Alfred and Luh 1. "a -
PoRr GAMBLE, Oct. 2s.- saiied, Caro-
line Read to San Fran cisco; ;Buena yista
to Honlulu.- bon A
SAN FRAKcrsco, Oc's. 25 Arrived, W
II. Gawley. Port Ma Gison; Commodore,
Ludlow; Powhattan ), Gamble.rT
Pohr LUDLOW, Or It. 25.- --Sailed, bark
Forest Queen. sTos q 'ea %
VIsToRIA, Oct. :26.-Arrived, Gune-
ner, IS days from \ fonte video.
Ponr DISCOVERY, Oct. 26.-Sailsd, Ma
ry Glover. l.ee
, 1873-10-30

F The Bishop of ] sxeter. England,
has discovered novel IS well As useful
mode of spending his 81 immer holidays.
He went to the parish of st. Breward,
in the north of Cornwe il, liberated the
vic r. s. Martyr, f or o month, and
ook upon h imssf all the duties Of the
parish.
, 1873-10-30

p GAs.-The gas mains have now been
laid as far as they are to go on Front,
Mill, Commercial and Washington
streets. By the middle of next month
the city will be lighted with gas. The
final assessment on the stock will be due
NnY 1st. -. L.
, 1873-10-30

NEARLY A FIRE.-On Saturday even
ing about7 o'clock a large lamp e1plcdsd
In the dining room of the United States
Hotel, which would have caused q dis
astrous fire had it not been for the pres
encs of mind of Mr.. Paulson who hap
pened to be passing at the time. He
rushed in, seized wir dow curtain and
succeeded in extinauishing the flames.
, 1873-10-30

AprJrAsr GENERAL.-Col. Frank Gut
tenburg, we should say General, by
unanimous vote of the Legislature has
been appointed Adjutant General of the
Territory. We congratulate the Gov.
npon the accession to his staff of such a
distinguished citizen. Gen. Gutten-
burg's numerous friends in this place
heartily congratulate him.
, 1873-10-30

E Disconnected husbands and wives
in Paris are in. high glee over the dis
covery that the Commune during
their possion of Paris destroyed,
among other things, all tine official re-
cords OF births and marriages. - ,..
, 1873-10-30

WHARF FINISHED new wharf at
Astoria, which has been in process of
construction for some tins, is at last
completed, and ocean craft can find
plenty of rosm and convenient land
ipp
, 1873-10-30

MAGAZINES. ETc.-Messrs. Pumphrey
& Young have now on hand Harper's
Magazine for November, and large
quantity of illustrated Eastern papers.
We are indebted to them for several Of
the 1attar