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The Portland daily press., 1873-01-23

prropp the Poland Credit Mobilier Com
-. T,,osdav. Congressman Brooks testi-
fod relative to himself which would have left
him in favorable light were il not tor his
s,yeepng denial made on the floor of the
House some weeks since. Senator Patterson
of New Hampshire, also appeared and made
denial that he had ever had any interest in
Credit Mobilier stock and read a letter from
Cakes Ames written last summer, which
states that he (Ames) did not think that Pat
terson had any of the Mobilier stock and if he
had, it was all right. Patterson bought, as
he asserts, Pacific Railroad stock of Ames !;
| but the latter thinks he sold Mr.. Patterson,
thirty shares of Mobilier stock for which he
handed the latter a certificate, on which he
had paid Mr. Patterson a little over $4,000 on
two occasions and thirty shares of Pacific
Railroad stocks as dividends. Senator Pat
terson cannot recollect that he ever received
the money, and there the unpleasant differ
ence hangs. Mr.. Ames says that he wrote
the letter stating his belief that Patterson
had no stock during the Senatorial contest Ill
New Hampshire, last summer When fa1ter-
son was charged with holding sucn stock oy
his enemies, because he (Ames) Is a Kind
hearted man! The letters, however, are
rather defenses of the Credit Mobilier corpor-
alton than statements that Mr.. Patterson has
; no stock.
The Wilson committee made a discovery
that on March 9th, 1869, the auditing com
mittee of the Union Pacific Company paid
$4,000 for special legal services for which
th9re was no record or vouchers to show tc
whom, or for what purpose the money hat
been paid. 1t was also shown that tht
amount paid Oakes Ames on his contract fo
1 building the road was $685., ,659 and th'
amount paid under the Davis contract wa
$26,So5, ,595 making the total cost of building
!
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DIED.

years. -
In Standish Jan. 20, Eliza, only daughter of J. L.
and Hannah s. Hasty, aged years month. MAS
In Pembroke, MIR. Anthony Fernald, aged GA years.
In Augusta Jan. 21, (at the Insane Asylum,) Mrs
Abba Davis, of Alfred. ..a.s----.s.
-, In A-51-s, Jan. l., nev. David N Nutter, aged
so years.
In Monroe, Dec. 26, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Sargent, aged
68 years months.
In Auburn, Jan. IS, Mrs. Carrie Higgins, wife of
Granville Higgins, aged 20 years.
In Porter, JAN 13, Mrs. Sally H. wife Of Jordan
Stacey, aged II years II months.
In Skowhegan, Jan. 10, Mr.. A. H. Gilman, aged
81 years.
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THE surprise that the Senate, in abolishing
the franking privilege, will occasion through
out the country will hardly be less intense
than the sensation which that old railroad
&. buffer Ame' created in Washington yesterday
by his testimony before Judge Poland's Mo-
biier Committee.
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wrdo NOT read anonymous letters and communi-
ootions The name and address Of the writer are in
nil cases not necessarily for publication
b1t as a guaranty ofgood faith.
Nc undertake to return or preserve COM
n nlicarlons that are not useo.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. %, 1878.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with card certificate countersgned by Stanley -
l'ullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat ana
managers will confer favor upon us by ,t o,,r
credentials of every person claiming TO h,m-
JOURNAL as we have information that ses nn,e of the
,ners', are seeking courtesies III 80 he even mas.
PRESS, and we have no disposition ~ w
iyely a party to such fraud.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Jan. Z, 1873.
ORDERED that, the Senate concuring all petitions
for private legislation, except those for redress of
wrongs and grievances which shall be presented to
this Legislature after the first day of February next
be referred to the next Legislature and that this order
be published in the daily Kennebec Journal the dali
ly Lewiston Journal the Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier, Portland Daily Press, and Daily Eastern
Argus, until that date.
In House of Representatives, JAM, Z, 1873.
Read and passed. Sent up for concurrence.
SUMNER j. CHADBOURNE, Clerk.
In SENATE, January s, 1873.
Read and passed in concurrence.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Secy.
A true copy.
Attest
jan10sntd SAMUEL W. LANE. Sec'y.
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YIYIFIC.

nNE who has tried t:-"Charles r. Eastman a,,a a1
~ Vivifc for Rcmoring Ddnd1uVi sayms h,,s s,'it auu
strengthening the Hair, has proved VIII @ nm d; du,o
beneficial AMI he would advise any VINO aie ioens
that which Is so valuable to clli upon
Mr.. Eastman, $50 1-2 Fore Stfeet,
where he will give them reference and sell them the
rticle II they wish it. Janzldiws
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II is a matter of congratulation that the
Committee on Banking at Augusta are not
likely to be deceived by the buster of those
gentlemen who become so plaintive over the
very small tax imposed upon savings banks.
The idea that these gentlemen are so inter-
ested in behalf of the poor depo,itor lacks
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BANK OF PORTLAND.
MARRIED..

In this city, JAM q, by Rev. s. H. Merrill, James
NJ Waterhouse of Portland and Miss Elizabeth IL
Storey of Scarboro.
In East Madison Jan. II, Marcus l.. Mchenhey
and Jane Fl. Reed.
In Madison, Jan. 70, Joshua Smell and Miss Anna
r. Burns.
In Waterville, Jan. T. Benjamin James and Lizzie
Morrill,
In Norrdgewock. Frank II. Beale of Monmouth
and Lydia II. Walker of N.
In Norridgewock, Jan. !, Amos Holt of n. and Eta
Choate of Fairfield.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Let

TNHE commodious four stored Brick Store. No. 81
Il Commercial St.-immediate possession given
Inquire OF ELIAS THOMAS g. CO.
No 80 Commercial st.
Or of WV. THOMAS, Canal National Bank.
sept12sntf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
Or
DRY GOOD S

LEACH'S, 81 MIDDLE STREET,
WILL CONTINUE
TEN DAYS LONGER,
previous to taking inventory. The stock ihas been
MARKED DOWN
at prices that will effect speedy clearance
ga Word to the WISE" sc.
jan23 1wsn
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SPOKEN.

Dec u, lat So N, lon SO W. barque Am Lloyds fron
New York for Buenos Ayres.
No date, lat 35 80, lon 81 IS, barque Harvest Home
from Darien tor Lanelly.
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a ROOlx for Eyery NTan

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The "SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERvA--
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taught by this work the true way to health and hap
piness. 1t is the cheapest and best medical work
ever published, and the only one on this class of ills
worth reading. 190th edition, revised, much en-
larged illustrated bound in beautiful French cloth.
Price only 81. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt cf
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w. H. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. B. The
author may be consulted the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
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NOTICE!

PORTLAND, JAM 2O 1873.
MIR. MORAZAIN requests the persons in
tending to study French to make their applications
as soon as possible, his time is almost all taken up
jan2l 2w
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p. l.. 1. Attention.

All active members of the Portland Light 1nfan-
try ara notified to meet at the Armory THIS (ihurs-
day AFTERNOON, at II o'clock, in full uniform, to
attend the funeral Of their late comrade, George E.
Bartlett. Honorary members are invited.
Per order, F. E. DOW,
jan23sn1t Cierk'
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DEpARTURE oFOCEAN sTEAMERs
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

.n - Wednesday, Jan. ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque Sarah. Cheney. New York, coal to Inter
national Steamship Co. Vessel to s Winslow g. Co.
Brig B Brown, Balm, Hoboken-coal to Randall,
McAilister s. Co. Vessel TO j Winslow & Co.
Sch B LEVEL, Leavitt, Boston.
Sch Lookout johnson, Boston.
Sch Prescott Merrman, Norfolk--Nath'l Blake.
Sch G Baird, (Br Baird, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch g DeForest. (Br) Bishop. st John, NB-John
Porteous. $50
SAILED-Barque Lnla Stewart: brigs Giles Lor-
1g ahba Ella Ma M sens sepen Prss
colt, and Others
in demand at the present time and several are want
ed at this port for which 500 gold is offered on um-
Der.
SHIPBUILDING-The barguentne building by Chas
Merry, at DamariscOtta, is owned mostly in Port
land by Curtis g. Davis. Capt w Lawrence who is
to command her, and Others and is named the Belle
Clifford She is to be built Of the best material and
launched in the spring Mr. Merry is also II to build
others of Portland, to be commanded by Capt Jas L
Howe successful and well known shipmaster, form
will hal. from Portland, with Curtis & Davis as
managing agents, the builder being part owner.
Mr. Merry has schr OF about 500 tons under way to
be launched in the spring and to be commanded by
Capt Oscar Yates, of schr Susan Stetson.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Republic, Corning, from Gottenburg Sept for
Boston, put inco Bermuda 18th inst short of pro-
visions.
Sch Davis Bishop, from Charleston for N York,
put into Bermuda 3Oth ult in distress, having expe
r1enced succession of gales and sprung aleak and
lost Sails Was obliged to throw some of the cargo
overheard.
Sch Chas w Holt, Delay, from New York for Sa-
vannah with guano, put into Norfolk 18th inst leak
ing very badly, having had heavy weather night of
the 10Th off Hatteras,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Press as an Advertising Medi-
u1n.

Ihc Press as an Advertising WeOl.
um.
The attention of advertisers called to the excel
lent and constantly improving condition of the Daily
PRESS as an advertising medium. Its circulation
which has long been the largest in Maine has cons'd-
erably increased during the past six months, and is
steadily and rapidly increasing 1t goes to the very
best class of readers in Portland and vicinity is sold
largely on railway trains and steamboats,, and is
found In all public places s1
BANK OF PORTLAND.
On, and after this date the undersigned will carry
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank,
IN PORTLAND, Maine, under the style of the ''BANK
OF fOEILAND' and as such, will receive Deposits
Banking Business.
W. N. GOOLD.
Portland, June Oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn If
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Notice of COpartnership.


DOY or young man TO drive Provision Groc-
Id cry wagon and make himself generally useful
in store. Must write fair hand Address @. o.
GOSSE, Argus Office. jan23dt
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Has smaller fleas that on him prey,
And these have smaller fieas to bite 'em,
And SO proceed 0d infnitum.
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TO BE LET.
| Tse Front Office on the second floor in the Canal
National Bank Building recently occupied by Mat
! tocks g. Fox. ..
! Also rooms in the Third story. Enquire at the
| Bank. declsnf
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MUNICIPAL & REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES

BONDS of Towns and Cities, and MORTGAGES
of improved Real Estate in the west bearing 10 per
cent interest payable in the east, for sale By
1g--r-s.-- CHARLES NJ. HAWKES.,
% Exchange ST., Portland.
seD2Ssntf -
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Ayerill Chemical Paint Co.,
Manufacturers of
PU r f ST w H I T E
Any Desired Shade or Color,
Prepared for Immediate Application.
SOLD BY The GALLON ONLY
DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, ECONOMICAL.
d. NJ. YEOMANS,
General Eastern Agent,
SO Commercial st. Portland.
se28-eodtf sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
Bass nam EoGos,

THE CLOSING sEAsON-ANOTHER CANE
"H0T BALLS " FOR THE ECKF0RDs.
The base ball season Is drawing tOa close, /
and probably bat few interesting games will
be played this year. On Friday last the
Quickstep played a match game with the
William b. Collins CluD, Of Philadelphia, ct
the grounds Eleventh and Wharton. After
q well contested game, lasting about an hour
and half, the Quickstep were defeated by q
score Of . to 3. In the evening, by invitation
they attended the annual bali of the Collins
Club at Assembly Building, Tenth and Chest
nut streets. The ball was atVery delightful
Aaair. and the evening spent very pleasantly,
a CORE spOndeRt sends us the following
''hot ball' for the EckfOrd to take on the fly,
There was piece in the Ecery Eoenthg;
some time ago saying the Championship was
claimed but the "eclJO answered. not yet
awhile" Why was this echo NOT around at
the first of the season? This iSavery late
time to organize club TO play for the Cham.
pOnShip - ~ C0kRESrONDENT.
Another correspondent goes frt the Eek
fords, in the following brief and pointed
| style =
This club called the EekfO1ds organize eve
~ year at the last part Of the season Why
| do they not come ont When the resi- do ana acl
manly as it is altogether out OF rule to act Al
| they do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

The WATER WITcH AT CHBsTKR.--On Satur--
day mOrlDg, about twenty-five members Of the
Water Witch S. +. L. Company, took the engine
to Chester, for the purpose OF showing TO the
people of that citythe Capacities of the champion
steam fire engine Of Delaware. The trial was
commenced about O'Clock. Il was tbeiutsHtiVn,
by placing Il engine Alongside Of Chester creek,
20 force water through the gum hose Of the W ater
Witch and the leathern hose of the Aanley for Q
distance of 800 feet to the place OF trial, but al
the hrst essay the powerful pressure of the engine
.-amOuutng TO 1856 pOOndS--Was too great Tor the
HanIey's hose, admitting but force OF 1866 pounds
al most, and 1t burst. The steamer was then
owed up 10 the corner OF Third aud Market stss
Shere it made an sltaehmsnt, and using its own
1um hose alone, made the trial. 1t was most sue
cessiul ana satisfactory TO all present. Despite
stFon., wind which, a. q matter Of course, worked
disadVAntageOOsly, a powerful and cORtlnuoui
stream was thrown at an estimated distance q
! over 204 feet. Then the pipe was elevated ane
tae water was projected about 20 taet above th'
ola of the CITY hall
The guests departed at +. NJ, veil pleased
l with their excursion. ..s..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
POLICE CASES.
HEAnIxos AT THE MAYon's CoUhr.

HRARINas AT THE MAYORS CoUhT.
Since Saturday morning the following cases
have been disposed OF by Esquire O'Neill who
still pres1es at the Mayors Court OWing to the
indispositen of Mayor Simms:
John Hope and VIM. II. Thompson, hy officer
Hope, for opposing officer in the dircharRe q
his duty were each held to bail in the sum of $500
to answer the charge at Court.
Emma Price was arrested by officer MurdOCk
for the larceny of about s. worth of shoes from
James Monaghan. She was held for Court IN
$500 bail
Andy Nobel and John COnnell were eaol fined
81 and costs for drunkenness and disOrderiy con-
duct
Peter Manluff, col, for disordeTIy conduct, was
fined so cents and costs.
Mary Kitchens, Mary Hawkins, Bernard La
Pierre, and the notorious Ned Leary. for VAgrancy
were each sentenced to New Castle for thirty days
James Lowper, Pat Keegan, Peter Cooper, Edw
| Maloney, and James Dixon, were each fined bt
cents aud costs for dTunkenness.
OPERATIONS DURING OCTOBER
The following ia a report of police OPeTatiOn
during the month Of DC OSer
| Numhar of arresis fnr disoFderlV conduef 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

SINGULAR ALLIANCE.-A coloFed man nam
ed William Spencer, left Milford, ia the CaPaci-
" of a sailor some ten yeas ago, and arriving
al Antwerp, Belgium. be sOOn found woman
who Was willing to marry him, when the twain
engaged in keeping bOlel. The buAiness prov
ed profitable aud having amassed considerable
fortune he sold out, reiuTDed to Milford and is
DOW making arrangements In make that place
his home. He is a genuine black and hrs wife
a pure Caucss+iaN. II is fortunate for the pair
that The Fifteenth amendment nov il Ihe law
Of the land, or the place might be made too hO'
for item -REP. ...g...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
ONster. nnd Rcrre.hrnen,s.

AT the ever popular stand, the Northwest corner
OF the Second street Market House. the genial and
with a large and well selected stock OF choice ap-
pies and other fruits, cakes candies, nuts, &c. In
addition. he keeps constantly ON hand nlce tresh
stewed oysters, steaming hot, which will be found
very grateful 10 the palate On cold days. Charley
Is always polite and anxious TO properly serve MS
numerous customers. and has q cheerful word ioI
all. As natural consequence, he does large
business everything he sells is of TStelass quail
ty Give him call at the n. ". corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. augli lid5n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

LABOR NoTEs.-1t was currently reported
that about four hundred men had been dis
charged frOmDlhe establishments Of the HaT-
Ian & HOllingsWOFth Company In this city
This report proved 10 be untOunded, though
men are belrg discharged from these works
every week. ls =
At Hilles a. Jones' establishment re-
dISc!iOn Of time, with a corresponding re
ductiOn Of wages, has gone intO eject. Re
ductiOns OF labor and wages have also gone
iatO effect at various other establishments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

DELAwAREi GHGR1cTERs N a N6vEL--
There u q novel printed in scribnePs Msga-
aine sonls 81 The characters Of which are Della
uareanp. and the main Incidents Of the story are
also TO b. laid In Delaware A peach farmer Of
education is one Of the characters. AneWiy
.disCOvered land claim IN Sussex il one OF lhe
maltsEI Of the piece.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

CONCERT BY THE BUELL. FAMIAT.-4The
cOhoeEt by the BHobi + Femily, st the Union ~.
Z. Church, on SATURDAY night Was fine aAAiT
s"gf II is'a matter Of real regret thpt the Otten-
dance was not larger. The kpg0gFAmEmoi VAS
prksented In a very eFeaitahaa manneT. To.
night the family win give a. e0neeEtl at ~.
Palll's Al. =, Church, A large audience shOllla
Be present 70 hear them. u lslit' sAi'ssi .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

Row AMONG The NEGRoEss--Llst night = row
occurred among a number of neguoes at Sth and
KiEkwOOd streets, during whtch ono Of the par
t:cipants was struck on the head with an axe and
severely injured. Others were more or less hurt
The affair was conducted very quietly, and the
police did not get wind Of it.
At 7th and Walnut streets, Saturday night, a
party of Cgroes INDUCED in a row on small
SCALE Several knock downs occurred. but no one
was seriously injured. .-. ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
CITY AoTICEs.

ha-7he OLD Gas Bismarck gaiteT have wide soles
and low hat hee just the thing for comfort; Call
and see them al BABCOCk A BROS.
2O5 and Us Market Streets.
AS-Or fHe boots range in price from $500 TO SSOO
lug BABCOCK & BRO.
.0i and us Morket Street.
aa-Wc haze an immense stock Of ladies shoes,
from 81 T5 to S5uu Call and see them lat
BABCOCk n BROS.
2U6and Us Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

A Hat STORE ROBBED. Lies night Ihiei
entered the hat store ofC. E. Dabell No. 2 Z.
Third street, by crawling through the tFansom.
over the dsOE. When inside the dePreciatot
helped himself 10 q ,nnmhar .Ol hAia, and loft
without Ieaying any asAcs Of idenlily eehiBd.
Az thsWinter aPProAches EOhbsEies are bec9@lnG
frequent. -, ! 5alssi-fl i..5 8 d. raii o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

REcovERIKc. We are pleased to announce
that His Honor, Mayor Smms, has so far recover
cd as to be be TO sit up and more about theto
lie will doubtless lie able 10 resume his dntlef' ny
the close of the week. % tr...t 80 '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

AS- Facts arc Edcts'Tell the truth and shame
old SATAN" there is no getting around it: what we
have said is said and the public bear out in our
conclusion that for rst-claSs boot shoe or Gater,
33 arket street. four doors below 4th IS the place
to get il. WM. ii. BABCOSh SCO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
LOCAL ImrELLuaEmog
Church attendance yesterday, wus generally

Church attendance yesterday, was generally
good
The steamer Gen. IThancy, leaves Tor New
York, tomorrow. tg
The election in VIrSi Sinia an several o her Sta'ts
takes place to-moIroW. f graz.
The weather to-day is more moderate than 1t
has bt Gu for some time past. ... .I
The moon being favorable; last night, Promena-
ding was INDUCED in to a considerable extent.
Buy q ticket for DR.. Frkeils wonderful sntor-
tainment at the Grand Opera HOUSE, to-inorrOW
evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

-AMUsRMKNTs. On Tuesday ami Wednesday
evenings, DIR. Willaiba Fli&eil, the great nSgf
clan. will give entertainments at the Grand Opera
House DR.. Frikelfs entertainments are highly
spoken OF by the press of other cities and are said
to be the most wonderful and astonishing ever
witnessed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

DEpIcATloN On Sunday afternoon next the
new Methodist Chapel over llth street bridge,
will BE- dedicated to tEe service of Almighty God
Rev. Enoch Stubbs, and Rev. j. Barrett Mann
will oficiate. The name of the new chapel has
not been decided upon, but that most iavorabiy
spoken of Is " "KingsWood." ..u.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

BmtE SOCIETY ANNIvERsARY.-Ihe Fhy-Sec-
ond Anniversary OF the Wilmington Fomale Bioie
Society will he held at the West Presbyterian
Church next Thursday evening. Tins is an OLD
soclety aud 1t is desirable to iuA attendance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

RAILROAD AGEScI.-1hc Penpsyiyahia Rail
road has established an agency in this city, AM
made Col IL. W. Sawyer agent. An office la
been opened mt the Clayton Hoase.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

br.Hen-y De Gros, ot Unioh' Iill. N. ) .. Z ~ VA
shSt. On 7 arsdsy. D, yohn CoIsmbaS, aah = re.
e II 49, Va 6 s1S1. - 1seSSas -
doetor. ~ lh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

ROBBERY. some time since Saturday night
the boot and shoe store OF X. BrOOmall, on Ship
lev street, was entered aud robbed. The thief
or thieves took away ali the reauy-made
stock that the store contained, amounting in
valhe 10 SO o. $50. The entrance was made
through the front door, by means Of key,
and no clue 70 the perpetrators Of the theft
was left behiEd. This stand seems 10 be very
uhlncky in this respect and has been robbed
on three previous Occasl0ns--Once when kept
By X. +. Iacqu0t, and twica when kept by p.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

Z GREAT REDUcTIoE4--in the price Of fresh
opened Oyssm, every day at Geo. n. BAcOa's
saloOn, No, West laird street., Wilmington
Del, .e'gt
N. R-He las also 6tlsd upa nice dining
FOOIn, up alaiFS C0mioFiable, for ladies and
gentlemen 70 refresh themselves win large,
isW or par, warm and OF something in his hne
hfkating
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

JNoR RRNT.-A wSliHkHfa 10 ia ff666 ff666sme. (
E N0,A neEttha Bea1l - Trade kOOm IN Ma
synie TknpIs. 7a 1907. P6iseislon given imme-
distely Apply 20 the JanitoF In thebuildlag 81 q
AT. SCOTT,
noYi-d3ss 6l6z Market street,