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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
MARK TWAIN oS IilE cuxAnD LINE.


II is curious, self possessed, old
fashioned company the Cunard. (Seotch-
men they are) 1t was born before the
days Of steamships II inaugurated ocean
steamer lines il never has lost more than
one vessel; IL has never lost a passengers
life at all; its ships are never insured /;
great mercantile firms do not insure their
goods sent over in Cunard ships; ii Is
rather safer TO be in their vessels than ON
shore. When a thing is established by
the Cunarders, it is there for good aud
ALL almost. Before adopting new
thing the chiefs cogtate and cogitate and
cogitatc; they then lay It before their
head puryeyor, their head merchant,
their head builder, their head engineer
and all the captains in the service, and
they 90 of and cogiiate about year;
then II the new wrinkle is approved II H.
adopted, aud put into the regulations In
the old days, near 40 years ago. when
this was an ocean line Of sailing vessels,
cOrpses were not permitted by the COM
pany TO take passage, or 90 as freight
eithcr--sailor superstition, you know
Very well; to this day they won't carry
cOrpscs Forty years ago they always
had stewcd prnno- and rice for dinner on
"dunT days; well 10 this present time,
whenever dun day come, around, you
will AWAY, have your regular ,tewcd
prunes aud rice ia a CuBardcr. lyon
don't get anything cl.C, YOU eau always
depend on that depend upon it with
your money up, TOO, II yoH ara that sort
Of a person.
It lakes them about 20 10 - years TO
manufacture a captain; but when they
have got him manufactured TO suit at last
they have full confidence in him. The
only order they give captain is this,
brief and to the point: Your ship is load
ed, take her; speed is nothing; follow
your own Enad, deliver her safe, bring
her back safc--saietY Is all that Is re-
qnired
The noted Cunard Company j. COM
posed simply of two or three grauchild-
rcu who have stepped into the sboe- Of
two or three children who stepped Into
the shoes Of couple of old scotch faith.
cfs; tor Burns and MaclYor were the
Cuuard Company when it Was born; Il
was Burns gnd MaclgDr when the urigi
uaior had passed agat Re B.. Bure. and
Maelgor stitl Ii the third generation
never ha- been eut of the TWO families.
Burn. was u Glasgow merchant Macl9or
was ap old sta-dog - igo sailed d ship TOR
him lH faflf times That Fe.seI- earn.
] ings were cast Into sinking fund with
the money tiieg bBili another ship, and
I then smother, 8ui flu. iia original pack
et ne ironl Glasgow to- Balifax Wa+ -.
F ablisbel As fhai time Iie matt. wrrs
slowly aud eKpendvrlg eanied be- Eug-
+ llsh government re-sel. BurH A Ise-
. lg0r ana Judge liuibuuob r~sm
>IiekHJ ieii t0 considering = cbeme n
2cuIng thc job Of feargiug tle-e nsil. in
private bottoms. iu order 90 mgnsge
+ the thing iheg needed a. be quiet ab0ut
10, aud sI.g tbeg uee.ied faster res-eis.
Halliburton had Il relative who was not IS
shining saeoes, in practical ile, but tad
an inventive bead name, sam Cuuafd
Be took bic Old iack-kuiie aud shingle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
FEuLlNG rRIHrrE no 'rum. Doo> :.

\ Phimdelphbt editor thus relieves hia
mind on subject familiar 70 all uewspa
per Offices, the inevitable Pub Doc
We owe our thanks 10 Judge kelley for
the latest Patent Office reports. We al
ready have sixteen hundred OF these in.
teresting volumes in our little library,
but they have been read aud re.rcad 60
many times that we know every page Of
them by heart This new came oppor-
tunely and gratefully on Christwgs morn
ing, and that night we gathered our liile
family around the fire and read II through
to them. The affecting tale entitled lm-
proyement in Monkey Wrenches seemed
to touch every heart, and when we came
TO the climax OF The little story about
Reversible Pieboards there was moi
dry eve between the front door and tbs
stable During the reading oi the pitc-
ous narrative entitled Gum Washers for
Carriage hxles, the whole family gave
expression 10 boisterous emotion, and the
hired girl was 50 much excited that She
lost her presence OF mind and went
around to her mothers inadvertently
with six pounds OF sugar and a butter
kettle full of flour aud came home at mid
night intoxicated. We can never suilici.
emily thank Judge Kelley for the limo.
cent enjoyment thus furnished us. The
memory Of that happy evening will linger
in our minds very much longer than that
hired girl ever fingers when she lights on
a lot OF substance which she thinks will
suit the constitution OF her aged parent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27
SLANG PiIHNsES

~rNN' Nt'at N~tf7'
Reverend Doctor Hall was sitting in
hi- study on pleasant August afternoon
his thoughts intent upon his sunday ser
mon. and his mind withdrawn from
earthly cares, when his train Of thought
wa, udelY interrupted, and his attention
distracted from his theme by the follow
ing conversations
Oh, Nellie Hall, whore are you--you'd
ought to have been there-iust the stun
ningest fellow.
Then sound of running feet, and pret-
Is soon he heard his daughter eyclaim'
Is that you, Maggie!
Yes, come down quick, I've got some
thing TO tell You
IN be there in gitly.
Then a door opened and shut, and in a
few minutes:
What do you think, as was coming
over here there was Just the stunningest
fellow right in front OF me. Just as |
got opposite the new church my music
roll slipped, and every paper in It fell out
on the sidewalk.
Graciousl should have been dumb
coulounded.
And so was, but it Vas so ridiculous
that almost died a laughing,
Wen, that fellow, do you think, stop
ped, turnad round and helped me pick
them up. was hunkey dory then. lie
walked as far as here with me, and /
thanked him Of course, etc, etc. Nou
know how lis yourself.
The good Doctor scratched his head.
Could that be his Nellie, whom he
thought so ladylike? He opened the
door softly, little crack, thinking, no
doubt that he bad q right TO play the part
of listener 10 SO strangely miXed con-
yersatioB, and in his own house. Very
soon it was continued, this time his
daughter commenced the conversation.
There, how's that for high?
on isn't that sweet how much was
it?
Only five dollars; cheap enough.
Yes, indeed; but you said yon were
going 10 have pink; this is blue.
Never mind---il'. all the same in
Duich.
The Doctor pceped IN 10 see what they
were talking about. and Miss Nellie was
exhibiting her now bonnet 10 the admir-.
ing gaze oi her friend
H., raging hot here,
Wetl don know IT. I eau make it
any cooler. said AeAio, looking around
! suppose tather'd Kill me # I'd opeu the
door
Her father had requested her lho day
before 10 keep the door closed
gnoss it's time for me 10 absquatuato
said Maggie, rising.
Dop't tear Yourself away. Are you 20
ing 10, tbe lecture tonight:
Yes; had -taving old time last
Thursday uight.
20, Saundarg aaid ha ovnutd ga hotna
,..,,,,.,.an ,n.,,,,,h,
Did he: he'd better spell able first.
That's so. II there's anything hate,
'ts these boys bothering round; they
ought to be put into a barrel and fed
through the bnngholc until they are old
eu0ught to behave.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
RrsrIntIonr OF K,s Get.

The following preaDbles and resolutions wsre
unanimC usly ADOPTED by Wilmington Division, No
l, sons OF Temperance, at regular stated meet
ing:-
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an over-rnling PrOVi-
dence In his wise dispensatipn, to remove rlm our
nj ids our late bro her, John M Iu ner, and
WHEREAS, In ths alllGliun we ARE fOrciby re-
minded OF the solemn injunction ana ARatl taught
tine painful lesson, g That in the midst VI ite we
ave III deatb," and
WHEREAS, 1t is with Ir0found Rrlri end sorrow
that We record the death " our htOV u ana hikhlV
esteentd brother VINO fell in death sud nly, March
6th, 1s3 at ChaTlestown hahrOad stat Ii Maryland
whilst waiting for the apprua hing train Of cars To
convey him home, 1ut alas, hs was taken away tud-
denly In the midst OF rangers, and Apparently In
hts usual heal h. without that pleasing and solemn
privilege OF "The last fond euDrace uf those ht
loved +" therefore,
Respiued, that 10 the death Of brother John NJ
Turner, wilmington Division, No !, sons Il Tenn
perancei has Ost one OF its most worthy and highly
esteemed members. the Order nd cause of Temper
auCe an earnest advocate the Church consistent
| and devoted member, his family loving and indul
gent husband Bnd father, lie community au hOnore
and respected citizen. He rests from his labors ant
| his works do foil Nv him.
hesOUed, That we stncerelv sympathize with tn
family OF our late brother In their all elton an
earnestly eXhOrt them to put their trust In Him VIII
has promised ever to be husband to the widow AM
| a father 10 the fatheress.
| PssGired, That IN view of the LOGS sustained b
Wilmington division, No l, Sons OF Temperance
and the Order generally, in the d mise Of brOthe
John NJ. Turner, the Charter of this Division b
draped in mourning for the space of thirty days.
Re8Dlred That copy of these Resolutions be seT
TO The family our late brother, properly attehte
by the w r., and r. s.. Wi'h the Ciicial cal of III
Division attached, and published in the daily ant
weekly papers OF our city.
| Attest CHAs. B. WOODWARD, X. s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
wGREAT DIscoVhRF.

KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure OF weak stomach, general debility,
indigestion, acdty OF the stomach, and all cases
requiring tonic.
ihe wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt of Iron possess; Citrate OF agnetc oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable
tonics-Yellow Peruvian Bark
The effect In many cases OF debility, loss OF appe-
tlte and general prOstratOn, Of an efficient Salt OF
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, ia most
happy. 1t augments the appetite, raises the pulse,
takes of muscular tiaDbness, removes the palOr oil
debility, and gives nOrld Vgor 10 the cOuntenanCe.
Do you want something to strengthen you Do
you want q good appetite Do you want TO build
up your col stitution Do you want to feel well ?
10 you want 10 get rid OF nervousness? Do you
want energy 10 you want 10 sleep well 2 DO you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you do, Try
kunkers Wine Of Iron.
his truly valuable tonic has been 80 thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that II ID now
deemed Indispensable as ionic medicine. 1t coslf
hut little, purnes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, TenOvates the system ana prolongs lie.
/ now only ask a trial of this valuable Tonic
nrice 81 per bottle. E. Y. kUNkEL, Sole Pro
fietor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine
ASK for Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take n,
other
For sale in wilmington by E. Mclnall, Jr., secon,
and Market E. Brngnurst Co., sixth and Market
H. r. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
235 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, B. a q. Shoema
ker Smith 4 Painter, W. Il. Williams, Ninth an
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cyr. sixth an
Lombard streets. oct3O-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
spring ks,neraIa.

Esq. Watson has removed from 4th and Ship
ley to 81 Shipley.
WIN. II. Curry has sold out bis business, at
Ala Market street, to = Pennsylvania who has
been conducting an art gallery on 7th street.
near Scott church. This change takes place in
few days.
Howard o. Moore has remoyedsfrom 313 Mar
ket street to 7th and King,
John K. Babcock has removed from No. 4
West Second street, to Howard o.. Moores ola
stand. 54t, Gg"
W. s. Watt, who formerly conducted the
plumbing business at the place now occupied by
w. H. Gillespie, will re-eugage in the business
in Market street above 10th.
Miss Emma Woolley will open at 709 Market
street ladies' furnishing store. -
Gotleib Rehfus has removed his bakery from
III Market street to 9Th and Tatnall
Prof. Allen has moved his music store 10
Garrett's building, Market street above Tth.
James A. Sanders has returned to Wilmington
and opened dry goods store at Jas Jones Oh
stand, Market, below 3rd. ~
Geo. Drake has removed from the place now
occupied by MIR. Sanders to 'ird street, below
King. o... -l- -. -.
from 227 Market TO 3rd street, between hohh-
bard and Poplar.
Daniel Nfaier, baker, has removed to $40 West
Front street, to the old stand OF l.. q, Gum
Minis. who has retired. -,
| r. r. Carey has removed from Sth and PoplAr
a
Thos. Y. de Normandie has removed from west
| 4th Street to his country seat on the road 70
New Castle. about two mules from the clty.----
Wilmer Atkinson, of the COMMERCIAL, has re-
| moved from 1905 Tatnall Street, to dreenbank,
| in Mill Creek hundred, on the line Of the WI
| mington & Western II. r. -,
| Washington Hastings has removed from wv
/ to 1917 Delaware Avenue. q. -..-l0--
A Dennis, has removed his shoe store from
| 21l King Street TO 2l5 Il. 81 Street.
Samuel Stevenson has removed from 300 to
/ AIT King Street. ... =....-. ~ a.-. -
John G. Haddock has removed from oil W. ftl
/ Street to 1913 Washington st.
| j. II. d. Seeds, carpenter, has removed 1rou
Cuba Hill to old Kings Road, below delaware
/ Avenue. -., i,
Geo. @. Robinson has removed from 18th d
/ King to Gilpin Avenue above Adams.
| Il A. Van Trump has removed from dtlplr
| Avenue and Adams st, to l2O5 Iatnall ~.
James Bradford has removed from 12O2 Dela
| ware Avenue to the Clayton House,
| Rev. MIR. Arnold has removed from 1905 Il
| 1912 Washington st.
Mr. T. ]. Gardner has removed his resturan
from 1909 Market to 7th aud Shipley.
| Capt. Robert Moorehouse will remove abou
| the First of April to Columbia, s. o., whilhel
| he goes to superntend an extensive door anc
sash factory in thatcity. There are severalothal
Wilmington Mechanics who contemplate going
| to the same place.
WIN. Ii, Foulk has removed his carpante
shop from the rear of AIT French street to 9ti
and Wilson.
| DIR. j. NJ. Curtis has removed from 7OS Frencl
| street to S35 Market street.
James Haines has removed from Ind an'
| King to LOG East End street. and W. H. Bowman
Of 4th and Lombard has taken MIR. Haines oil
store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
sOcieties.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, No. Q, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3rd and King
Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o, F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Keokuk Tribe, No, 3, l. o. Il. M, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
wilmington Division, No. l. s. of T., at 9th
and Market Streets
Wilmington Council, No. l, o. q. A. M, at
Hall, 219 King streets.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. M, at Hall
511 Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Oi
Market street.
Rokeby Lodge, No. IA, X. of p, at Rising Sun.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF r., at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 211 Market street.
st. Johns Oommandery, No. /. K T., at Ma.
sonic Temple,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

the suggestive title of new work just published
by Edward Winslow Martin, author OF Secrets
Of the Great City" etc. Tho work purports to
be a complete and graphic account of the Credit
Mobilier Investigation, the Congressional Rings
Political Intrigues, Workings of the Lobbiea
etc giving the secret history of our National
Government, in all it's various branches, and
showing how the public money s squandered,
how votes are obtained, etc. 1t also contains
sketches of Senators, Congressmen, etc, with a
description of the Public Buildings OF the Federal
Capital. The work il written in the same racy
and attractive style in which Mr.. Martins book
named above is composed, ami cannot fail tc
please amuse and instruct. j. g. Craven is tht
agent. The book is sold only by subscription
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

Winter again.
Council tonight.
Two drunks, this morning.
Register your dogs ard save the penalty. 1t
will be imposed now.
The Reliance Fire Co. is laying tracks for its
steamer to the street
Business men in need of counting calenders
will be supple gratis at the COMMERCIAL oiiice.
The old Board of Directors of the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Co. was reelected, yes
terday.
Have you seen the DELAWARE TRIBUNE for the
current week? 1t is cut to-day. Your friend
would take pleasure in it's perusal.
The Good Templars of Asbury Lodge will give
an entertainment in McClary's building, next
Saturday evening, when they take possession OF
their new quarters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SoCIErY.--We are
pleased to learn that Jno. H. Miller has accepted
the agency of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety for this city. His office ia located at No.
2O2 W. Sd street, where he will be happy to see
all those who wish to effect insurance on,
their lives. The Equitable is an A No. /,
company, and for the last four years has done
the largest amount OF business of any company
in the world. The new Tontine Savings Fund
plan originated with this company and is now
the most popular plan of insurance. Give Mr.
Miller a call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
M Nj. CHILD 81 CO.,
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.


One three-story Brick, front yard, No, 2iO West
Tenth street. possession at once.
ond three-story Brick No. al e. Sixth street,will
one tnree-stOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington Streets, splendid home. l.44s
one three-story Brick. no. f. Fourth street, In
One two story Brick. with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot.
Two elegant tWO-stOry Bricks with Mansard story
No. 14OO and 14O2 Broome street, with ali modern
improvements. .5 rI. .....r-.- .,- -4.
the purchase money may remain.
One three,story Brick on second street, between
Tnat splendid house and lawn, No. s07 Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements terms
easy.
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000.
one three-story house, No. W. Fourth street,
between Jefferson ana Madison;
A Frame House aud lot Union street near Front
@ one three three story brick W. sixth street, near JET
ferson, with side and front yard.
One small farm of sixty acres, In Brandywine
Hundred will either sell or exchange for improved
a a farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
acres superior land, terms accommodating. Apply
| TO M. M. CHILD 4 CO.,
Jan1 No. 4, W. Seventh street.
VALUABLE REAL Estate AT PRIVATE
wiIsell Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES, No.
Three eel THRRE Is sfoRY BRiGK HOUSES, No. 7iS,
| 1913, and 1888, West Ninth Street.
-Four TW0-STORY4 BRICKS, No III, 725, 727 and
| 129 West Ninth street.
| ONE LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK, with Mansard
/ roof, corner OF Del. Avenue and Rodney Street
The above property ID offered Of Private bale un-
til January 10th, 1919, at prces below what IL can
be built for. at this TINA Terms will be liDeraL
dec.2l-n Apply to JANIS BRADFORD
ENoR sAIlR-Wilmington City Loan for sale by
II A. H. 9RIMsHAW,
| nov3O-tf No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
| HNOR SALE-A splendid building lvt at the corner
| IL OF Bronze street and Glfpm avenue, 90 feet
front Dy l75 feet deep. Fgr terms, &C, applyto
| M, M. CHILD a CO.,
No. 4. W. Seventh street,
| nov2T-tt Wilmington, Del.
ENoR sALE-Rereiving daily, large supplies OF
| 10 Timothy, hay bsled; both by water and rail,
| Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
| SCATTERGOOD ALLEN
| tVo We AAoA1 ~
N. B.-Persons leaving their orders can be sup,
| piled at the shortest notice. noV12-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

MuTINYoN SHIPBoARD-Six of the crew OF
the barqae Nina Sheldon, bound from Philadel-
pima for Antwerp, mutinied at New Castle, yes
terday. They were at once placed under arrest,
and Captain Smith returned to Philadelphia per
tug for others to supply their places. The mu-
tineers were taken to Philadelphia to-day fol
trial. They allege as the reason of their mu-
tiny the Indifferent pature OF the food whlct
they were required to subsist upon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Local INTELLIGENCE.
Rzalrszd HszFs.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadslphtn-1s5, Geb, $50 elO, 1850 a m.
1870, 500, G00, b.b0, T.1b, 1895 p. m Sundays
6s0, ?. m.
For Ees, YOrk-l.sb q. m. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaItimOrs-la5s. aoe and 1OOa a m; 1.as and
FSr he Dela.sass r. R-1aUD. $40 and 1910 q. m. /;
ass D. m. No Sunday trains.
For Meas castle-1s.b5, $40, 1910 q. m, and Lso'
ass pm. r,,.
For CoatssviIle--s.s0, A. NJ and and P. n, The
nTBt two run through 10 Reading.
For ". q ". X. R-tMarket StS DepoLl 1zo
lO.4O a m, and bs6 p. m.
LHkvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1870 $50, and iO.46 a. m. 121b 1880, $50, sec,
500, 81 1915 and 11SO p m. Sundays lolo'll' ..
TRANS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From pelaiOars r. R-sOO from New CaAasl
lOlb a m. R5b, $50 and 1880 pm (Tne TWO lh'ter
are freight with passenger car attaehedl
From w. d r. R-s,11 and 11:45, a. sm. and SID
o. m The s.i5 q m. only runs from CoatesVilie
FTo,a PhtladslpAia-12.42, 90, eb6 q m ls.OO,
Lis 205 s.4b, bOT, ais 500 1880. Sunday l2A2 a.
a., and 1880 p. m. -,
m, Is and b.10 m.
- See time tablGs for further Particular.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

The Berger family are said to be meeting with
splendid success everywhere in North Carolina
In Newbern they found upon their arrival that
every seat in the house had been sold the day
before. They will be in Danville, Va, March
"a, 25 Lynchburg, 26, q Petersburg, %, 20
Norfolk, 81 and April Portsmouth, 2, and
Richmond 8, A, 5. The family will appear il
Wilmington on the 18th prox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

EY-NOw for Spring.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased 10 blow, and our city taiors nave Al.
ready made arrangements for Spring garments ior
the people. Mr. john H. Nuhlhausen, at 4l5 klng
street. especially, has laid in beautiful STOCK o.
ready to receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers lie is also having his store papered and
painted that rything looks as bright and fresh
q a gold dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

NEW HOTEL AT CHEsTER.--A new hotel il
talked of at Chester. The Nelcs is assured that
a number Of Chester gentlemen have iuaugura
ted movement looking to the erection OF q
s75, 900. The movement starts with enterpris
ing men at the head of it, continues the Nelcs
and we feel confident that it will go on until the
long-Wished for hotel is an accomplished fact
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
New Advertisements. This Day.

Scheetz's Bitter Cordial
Resolutions OF Respect Wilmington Etvtsion
Fifth Yard Nomination election
Hardware-Truman b Shaw.
City Items-Vari0us parties .-.
Funeral netics ..-
Sixth Ward Nomination Election
Agents wanted--C W Whit
Removsl-J T GaTdner's Oyster Depot
Sale of Furniture-Stidnam Son
Notice. Wilmington Rifle Club
Fine furniture-J a N Harman
Boarding-MTs p Townsend
Fresh grated cocoa-nut-r Il Robinson
Wanted-Miller
Wild Cherry Balsam-Ciiy Item
Accordeons and violns-Rohelen Bro
Merchant TailOT-Htc II Ash
Canary Rirds-W haDdler
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

Mrs. TowHsESD's BOARDING House. = Mrs.
Phoebe Townsend adverises elsewhere her read
mess to accommodate boarders, at BOG Market
street.-the house lately occupied by Mrs. Keene.
or the conveniences the good quality of the
board the comforts Of the rooms and the atten-
ton bestowed upon her guests, We can speak to
our own personal knowledge, and have no hesi-
fancy in recommending her house as desirable
place for boarders Mrs. Townsend's charges
are moderate, and her present boarders are well
satisfied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
on MONDAY, APRIL u 7rH. i 1873.

AZ aoolock, M, the following described real es-
dred, New Castle county. Delaware, ali the fourth
Interest IN q tract, gf Land bounded by landa OF
itamusl ilnns d0seph A, Lord, Levi W, I.attomus
and Gide0n E. Barlow, containing about % acres
more ornless, with one frame house aud / Log
House eIected thereon. 7...ts..I
Sci ed and takSn 10 execution as the property OF
David Wells and Elizabeth Wells, and TO be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
SHsMFfs OFFfeE, New Casblt, March 10, 1879.
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