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J0NESBOROUGH sa..
FEMALE COLLEGE.
A GRADED H o
a f~irst-class School with a
'orps of able Teachers.

MRS. SARAH j, RHEA,
MISS NOBLE B. wILHoIT,
MISS ANNA r. MASON,
FRoF' CHAS. Il. DILLwORTH.
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N~dIUPIaIHuIIS,
p. P. G. Nelson, Henry johnson. w, C
Hickey, E. W.. King and WilborI
Hodges.
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AND FOR SALE.

AM rOh GALE.
"A "a acres. 10 acres In Timber and
- the remainder well improved. with
good and new buildings, a No. DWELL
ing House aud Kitchen, Meat and Snrino
House, Barn, aud Dlstlllery, and Other
on. ~n"".aiai.1gs, all framed and we'll finish.
ed, and loO, young apple trees, about so
Peach and Cherry trees, all of the hest
varieties, and about 3 acres Of the same
good meadow Land. Situated on the wa.
1srs OF Brush Creek, Washington conptv.
tennessee, One mile Northeast of .JohS,
son CITY, Tennessee, and on the E. II, Va.
q Ca, Railroad. Terms reasonable. Ad.
dress or apply to
JAMES H. BARNES,
hou,mo johnson City, Tenn.
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Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It has never vet
ailed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly. been styled the panacea for all OK
ternal Wounds. Cuts, Burns, S~wsllings,
eprains, Bruises, &C., &c., for Man and
Beast. No family should be a single day
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For Sale by

Erwin Pendleton 4 Co., Nashville. .rohn
n. Henry, s College Place. New y Hvsn
John ID; Poole, CiIrinnatl, Ohio ''rA'
73fch2owa2, O"f''
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A good nasured man was nearly eaten
out Of house and home by the constant
visits ofhis acquointances, when in despair
be began to borrow money Of the rich
ones and lend il to the poor ones. and the
result wss that be was soon troubled no
longer with either class.
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Tuition Per Month.

Anciant an5 Hr.INo' oymnasttcs Free,
ancient and Modern Languages optional
instruction given. sh
d;e @reat facilities are offered to young Ia
ules Tor securinga thorough Epglish SCI
entlac or Classical Education.
Address,
ID. PRESNELL, PRINcrpAL.
7loct12tI lcnn
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Josh Billings gives the following advice
to young men : "Don't be discouraged If
your mustache don't grow it sometimes
happens where a mustache du, the best
nothing else dus so we'll.
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JACK 0 SALE.

l have a Jack, that . wish tc sell, he il
nine years old this spring, and is ali
.lght every way, he Is heavy made has
large bone, and for particulars address
me at Telfords Depot.
AarchlSw5. J. L. COCHRAN.
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THE NASHVILLE
Republican Banne,

IF YOU WISHTo SUBsCRIRp n,
i FIRST.class daily, trLwa.L ~
weekly familynewspaper, take tbhT o.
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from the Capital and commcrciaI hsaH
of Tennessee-the Oldest estabIiShoCsn te
per in the State. 1t has ACQUIRED ~, ,h
tlon with the public and among 4, a's!ur
poraries, for Its enterprise in securinSSS y
freshest news and the coEcise anSslE
venient manner of presenting il. cG
accuracy as a market reporter. ~, W. Y
progressive spirit and conseryatIvc" vt ts
of its political teachings; for being ,%se
Independent and sincere politics, auN,
nal, thoroughly identified with tSs joCl'
tical and material interests of tie l pNS
aud section. 1t gives 10000 worS Sv' [,
telegraph from all parts of the world Al, i
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Communicated ..-.......
The NIaFyIand and Delaware ship Canal.


To he Editor of he baltimore Sun :-Beley-
Ing that your article the Sun OF the 25th inst.
OH the MARYLAND and Delaware ship canal ts cat
culated, though unmtentionHly, 10 convey an
erroneous impression in regard TO the uhen-
slons of the canal which the company propose
to construct, ask the use Of your columns for
a brief correction OF the error. IL ID the coma
tiL desire and intention Of the company TO con-
struct ship canal Of an equal draft oil water
with the ship channel leading to BALTIMORE now
Ill process of construction. The dimensions
named in the charter granted by the state OF
Maryland and in the bill now before the heBls-
lAture OF Delaware are merely minimum dimen-
sions, which it is customary to insert IN all aGos
of Incorporation for public works to prevent the
misuse OF corporate privileges, eucn Ae the
using a franchise for a ship canal for the con-
struction OF q ditch that would accommodate
only common canal boat.
The Dimensions named in the bill insure the
construction Of canal sufficient for the largest
coasting vessels and for all ships not above tile
metlium size; and.if the company should be un-
able to build larger one, 1t would accohmo-
date majority Of the trade, be ready for future
enlargement, aud meanwhile be productive OF
great benefit both to the city of Baltimore and
the country generally. ,
But it is as have said, the decided view and
settled purpose Of the company to construct a
canal that will accommodate ships OF the largest
class, and be especially adapted TO ships OF war
as well as the ordinary commercial marine
In the month of September they made thor-
ough Reconnaissance of that portion OF the re-
nnsula lying between Sassafras river and Ohop-
tank river. They selected four routes to be
surveyed and estimated for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning which was the best, and proceeded at
once with the surveys. On completing tile sur
yey Of one route they were deferred from pro-
ceedng further by the unexpected oppostion 70
their bill in the Delaware Legislature. The pas
sage Of the bill would be followed by an imme-
diate resumption Of the surveys, and the CON
struction be commenced as soon as the perna'
nent location could be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Justice mt Chester.
LIVELY AFFAIR-How SOME JAIL BIRDS ESCAPED
=. - RE-ARREsT.

LIVELY AFFAIR-How soME JAIL BIRDS ESCAPED
RE-ARRKsT.
Last summer, Edward Cardwell, David Hem
derson and Edward Roberts committed an OUT
rage upon colored girl, near Bridgeport. N j.,
and we've arrested and sent to the Woodbury.
Jail They subsequently escaped, and nothing
further was heard of them until = few days
SINCE when it was learned they were at their OLD
homes in Chester. -.,
On Tuesday, therefore, jail-keeper Cattell and
the Deputy-sherin of Woodbury. visited fnlladel-
phia and secured warrant from Alderman
BETTER and the aid Of Special Oihcer Galloway,
and started for Chester. Arrived thereat, tney
had the warrant counter -alSned py Oneseel
Squire, aud then went in search OF tine escapes
prisoners, Roberts they met ina cigar store,
near the Chester bridge, and Galloway, ap-
preaching, claimed him AZ his prisoner, az me
same time came hourishing revolver. hoperts
response was that "he would be-Detore ne
would submit to an arrest He would rather De
shot" In the place were number OF parties,
who Immediately took sides with Roberts, and
not only elected Galloway, but also attacked and
severely pummelled the Jerseymen, whose op-
tics they colored and whose clothing they dam
aged not little. While the row was
progressing a Chester policeman, named VIII
son., arrived, and stating that he was an Officer
he was called on for assistance. Instead OF as
sisting, however, he took the Philadelphia spe'
cal by the nape of the neck and conveyed nm
TO the station-house, whence he was released
upon making his position known.
Subsequently he made complaint to tine Ohei
Of Police Of Chester who Galloway says, 'treatee
the matter contemptuousy. Disheartened, DC
feated the trio returned to Philadelphia and the
jail birds are still at large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
.oTX'FTrii,ennd al Hand.


LgHyw KDouBbe MARRIAGE OCCURRED h
AeitizsnC Of Wright, county, Iowa, writing to
friends in Dubuque tells about matrimonial
seud-off that occurred there recently which
seems eayory and interesting. ssr -
Rice, "a schoolteacher living near Webster City,
is the father-of -tTo blooming daughters, the
eldest OF whom was engaged to be married to a
meRber OF, the sintermipable family ot !ohn
Smiths. They burned the midnight oil and taliow-
dips under the lpaterdatro6f to their hearts
content, and were married last week. John
Smith has friend called Peter Brown-another
aristocratic cognofnen Of few ppssessora-
Peter was bachelor lie had tried to marry, but
alwaya had i'll luck making himself acceptable to
the fair sex. Peter had con6ded to John the
story of his revefses Among the ladies, and
bond OF sympathY was scaled between them.
One day, previous to his wedding, John told
Peter. he thong 4. he, could get him wife; re-
fefring 70 the schooImaster's younger daughter.
Come with ms whe0 I'm going to be married,
| tomorrow, John. and parhaps can give you q
lift" Peter assented, and on the following day,
at the appointed hour, the bridegroom and his
friend.appeanod at the house OF the bride sfath-
| er ready for the ceremony The family group
| was assembled in the best parlor, a few friends
were present, the country squire had wiped his
| glasses, and was about to begin the ceremony,
| when Smith stepped back, and addressed dis in
| tended wifes sister with
"See here, Jane, my friend Brown has been
I trying to get wife he's q good man. and il
you expe6tme to marry your sister you've got
| to marry Brown and we'll all be married at the
same time What d'you say ?"
The bride and-her family WINGED somewhat
under this demand OF m Atrimony made bv the
| groom, and the younger sisters face was
/ wreathed in bushes there was general family
| autter. All eyes were turned towards the
| groom to see il he faitered in his demand, but
/ he did not, and after some minutes hesitation
/ Jane consented, rather than break in upon her
| sisters matrimonial prospects. The squire
| married the four there aud then and after the
/ splicing was through with hearty congratula-
tiOns followed. \ aud the parties have settled
down to married life in comfortable homes near
Mabstar OitY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
The Clayton House.
~ y - - s'tt
ARRIVALS UP To 1.sO 3. NJ, TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP To 1.sO p NJ, TO-DAY.
+ Barry, City
Howard M Jenkins, City
DIR b Martin, Philh. '.gE
Thos Heating, New York
WIN Welsan, New Middletown
Oh Brown, Newark n ]
WIN j WalslIi wife d Child, ct Louis 'I''
B f Baker 4 Wife, Albany, NY
Wash G L Baker, "
W Blelock Phila- -.s. .- .. rs.,.-
@ Boggs, Pittsburg Pa
Chas Hill Phia
OB Chandler, City
Jno d Rigg, Newport Del 't5 ,.'
Horace A Beale, CoAtesville Pa
A d NJ Kebbon, Pa
Thos Kitchen, Phlla lsrT
j M Ganser, Norristown 49, f,4
] H Elmer, New Jersey
@ Henry Suley, =" q"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

severe snow storm was raging throughout
Canada yesterday, the snow in some places De-
ing two feet deep.
Gold closed yesterday at JIG. Government
securities advanced 1saJS.
Charles o. Brown attempted to kill his wife,
at Poughkeepsie yesterday, but Inflicted only a
slight wound. He then committed suicide by
hanging himself. go .@ts5a ~
The Coroner's jury in the Snyder murder case
at bethlehem, concluded their investigation
yesterday, and rendered a verdict that Monroe
Snyder came TO his death by the effusion OF
cd at the hands Of some person or persons un-
known.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

BRANDYw1NE SPRINas.-The desire has been
frequently expressed by several Of our citizens
that the BrandYwine Springs property be fitted
up this summer for boarding house and 1t is
believed, IL that were DONE that it would be
crowded with summer boarders from this city
alone. We knew Of several families who would
engage board there for the summer If the op-
portunity were offered. 1t has been suggested
to Mrs. Keene, we believe, that she would be a
proper and satisfactory person to engage in the
anternriha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
. Pardan Of YIN. ~. yyIsHIns.

William d. Wigggins, who was convicted Of
the embezzlement Of pension fupds, and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for six years, has lbeen
pardoned by the President. He ia now confined
in tlre jail ut New oastle.- His pardon was re-
covod in this city, on Tuesday, and is in charge
OF U. s. Marshal Dunn! His release is delayed,
however, by the anticipation of his friends that
upon the preseDtation Of the pardon, he will be
arrested and held ia imprisonment on a cdpeas
issued for debt. .----
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

Coop MovE.-The Delaware b. Il. IL. Co.,
proposes to sprinkle Market Street, the coming
Summer providing merchants on that thoroug-
fare are willing to contribute sufficient
amount TO. pay the- expsnss .thareof-- Commit
tees are now soliciting subscriptions for the
purpose and we hope they will be successful
Escti store on the street is asked only to pay
rs cents per week. which is q small amount II
tho pprinkling be well done, as we have no doubt
nil ho
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

ADDRESS AT ScoTr NJ. Z. CHURcH--On Friday
evening next. at ~ O'Clock, Mrs s. NJ. D. Fry,
one of the Vice Presidents of the Ladies' Aid
Pastors Christian Union, of the NJ e. Church,
will deliver an address in the interest of the
''Urion," at Scott NJ. E. church. ALI are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

RENrAIl-oF a BUsIEEss STAND.-Zba Ferris Jr
has rented his late jewelry store, at Fourth
and Market streets, to Charles Rabinort, who
will open a ladies' shoe store there. Carpenters
are making necessary alterations to-day, and
next week. Mr Rabinort' will remove to bis
new location from Eighth street, in Almonds
building. ,-4-. Z. . .s.. -..-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Three CHILDREN Perish in a House.

The house Of Henry Peters, at Grass Point,
near Detroit. was burned on Tuesday night
while Peters and his wife were absent. Four
children were in the house, and the eldest, a
girl OF fourteen, escaped, but ran back to rescue
her younger sisters. In attempting to carry
them out she was overcome by the flame and
smoke. Her cries brought neighbors to the
spot, and she was saved, though badly burned
The other children perished The fire is sup
posed to have been Caused by the explosion of
ooa1 oil Iau,p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
wcarher Rscord.
nEfoEr or rdE sIaNAL SERVICE. r

REPORT or THE SIGNAL SERVICE. NrS
urHfr' pls-fp Ge WASHINGTON, March 27.
Probabilities: For the Middle States rising
barometer, Northwest winds, with hazy weather
backing to Southwest, by Thursday evening. +.
wnMrNeros Del, March, 9th, 10 A. M.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
ature OF Barom Point rf Fall,
so 50 800 in 81 334e West. in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
9eaths.

GRAVR--In Christians Hundred, on Third day, the
25th inst, Lydia Ann Grave.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, on Sixth day, the
2Sth inst, at O'Clock. D..
FARSON.-At his late residence In this city, on the
Q6th inst John Farson in the 18TH year of his age.
The funeral services will take place at his late
residence, No. sol e. Fourth street, at O'Clock, on
the family are respectfully invited. His friends
are requested to meet at the house az 81 A. NJ. on
Depot. Interment at Episcopal Church, Smyrna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
salmon Iu the DeIaware--The worIs. Beau.

Salmon tu tue DeiHWarc-Fho "oh1s beeHss .
On Saturday, March %, Mr. Thadlcus Norris,
assisted by Messrs. Stout and Reeder, of Easton,
placed forty Thousand salmon's eggs in Matching
boxes at Heitzman's Spring, two miles above, on
the New Jersey side Of the Delaware. These
eggs are from the salmon-hatohing establish
ment conducted by Mr.. Atkins, at. Buckport,
Maine, and were forwarded by direction Of Pro-
fessor Baird, United States Fish Commissioner; ;
Mr. Norris, at his solicitation, agreeing to take
charge of the Matching. The excellent condition
in which the eggs arrived there being only SO6
imperfect ones out Of 40, ,0OO-is an evidence Of
the skill and care of Mr.. Atkins, both in the in
cnbation and packing Of the eggs. With the
young salmon placed previously in a tributary
of the Delaware by Mr.. N, there will now be an
opportunity OF ample experiment whether We
can acclimate these noble fish in our river. The
entire failure of the salmon eggs from the Rhine,
owing to their spelling on the passage, makes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

LEASE OF Picnic GROUNDS. The W. W
Railroad Co., has leased, four acres of ground
near Mt. Cuba station, for picnic purposes The
spot is cnarmingly romantic one, possessing
all the attractions Of rugged scenery, but yet
with sufficient table land for croquet and othel
games, Tine location is Just betwoen Mt. Cubs
station and tho cut on the left side OF the rail-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
nIInnssots.

BURNED TO DEATH IN A PRAIRIE FIRE.
....... MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 27.
A daughter and son OF Mr.. shortgen, were
burned to death in Minnesota, by Prarie fire
by which they were surrounded. .est.t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
LocAL AFFAIRS.

Postal ArFAfRs.-wm. O. Herring has been
appointed postmaster at Milford vice Rhodes l.,
lemons removed Tie salary is $9i0. The
post Office at Costen, in Somerset county, has
been discontinued, and mail matter should now
be sent to Princess Anne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Fnrrarn.,. New Orleans Prize Money.

The claim of Admiral Farrrgut and his officers
for prize money for the destruction OF the rebel
ram Albemarle,and the capture Of New Orleans
The arbitrators-H. W. Payne, Of Boston, G.. v.
Fox, ex-Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, and
Thomas Durant, Of Washington report
yesterday, awarding S26S 900, or at the rate OF
5000 for each man engaged in the enemies
boats,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Tho Police lii Defeated.

The State Senate, yesterday, declined, by a
vote OF A to L. to pass the preposterous police
bill, relating to this city, which has been urged
upon the Legislature by few iniudicious Dem
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

The New DiRRcToRY,- canvass for the
new city Directory, was begun on Tuesday last.
Every dwelling and business place in the city will
be visited by the cAnvassere and many OF them
two or three times. Advertisements are being
received for the work at reasonable prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

CIAS-PLYERS for housekeepsrs' use by which the
M nipples OF gas burners may be unserewed and
cleaced out for sale at
TRUMAN & SHAWS
No. ss5 CEight Thirty-1ye Market st. below Ninth,
sEFfN.T -REFH .ffF1seFa PhtladelphlB.
YTYHR STRONG ESr ASH BUCKET, coal 5hod, slop
or feed buckets etc, is obtained by using
an army mess Kettle There are very few OF these
now in the market, and we are retailing them at
less than the iron ia worth before being made up.
Er.v.s - -yrt,, TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. $50 Rght Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
TNINR FURNITURR. ..,.s.
GOOD FURNITURE.
i.-Ysz4 a--rf tr.It CHEAP FURNITURE,
OaIl and. examine 4 I'M -HARMAN, -
- 49,. :, n 7.,..l.,. No. Al0 King street,
mar2I-eodly .L mnningeon' Uei'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
TEAMMATES ELEcTRIc DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Local Pains Weakness, Lameness, dc. They
suppy gentle now OF constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help in the above named
class of troubles than the ordinary battery Sold by
K. BRINGHURST IL CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Rtreeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

NorcE-subscriber of the COMMERCIAL about
to change their residence will pIeRee n otify tile
publisher in time that the paper may continue
10 DO served to them without Interruption \, I,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
PRICE TWO CENTS. IN
THIRD EDITION.
$50 p. M.
Pennsylvania.

PASSAGE OF THE CENTENNIAL BILL.
..I..... HARRIsBURo, March 81.
Senate bill appropriating million Of dollars
for the centennial has been concurred in by the
House, with much enthusiasm.
1t now goes to the Governor for his signature,
which is already assured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

We fear the Hense OF Representatives, at Do
yer, has done foolish thing in expelling the
correspondent ef-ORs Of our city papsrs from
his corner, inside the bar OF the House. Undue
constituencies to criticism sometimes evidences
an uneasy conscience. .-..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
From Europe.

DEATH OF NJ. THIERRY AND THE COUNTESS GRUEcI-
OIL.
PARIS, March 27.
M. Thierry. the eminent French Historian,
died this morning aged 76.
The Countess Guiccioli also died at Rome
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Commercial Reports
pn1r.Anrr.pHrA nrARKErs.

r.. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
+s.f PHILADELPHIA March 81.
Flonr quiet unchanged Wheat Arm; Red
93@96 Amber $1.S5., Corn firm, yellow 60
white 65. Oats active, .47@49. Cotton 1911@
20. Whiskey lover 81. Gold 161l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
BELLADoN, coMll.

Hyosciami of English manufacture, Nltrite OF
Amyl, Aethyden Chord Of Chlora thyl, Phlorid-
gin, Chloracetic Acid Seherings Xyol, Globules Of
Auial, drops each, French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood 10 drops each Capsules lSchering's) OF Xylol
and many other comparatively rare chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations at
7-,-III >. 10, = - k. BRINGHURST 4 CO.'S
Corner Sixtu and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
9IarrfagEs.

FL LETCHER-lIBSoN- Philadelphia, on the
goth inst, by the Rev. y. II. Graf, Harry ID,
Fletch T, TO Maggie, eldest daughter Of the late
samuel Gibson, OF winchester, va, --.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
SECOND EDITION.

.7-.=., rtf niir ft1ui
.--.a l4h u.4i Sf3O, p. M .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
The Philadelphia Railways.

sroPPAGE OF TRACK LAYING by THE UNION co. BY
~ AN INJUNCTION.
PHILADELPHIA March 27.
The Union Passenger Railway Co. commenced
to lay its tracks on Market street, this morning,
but were Immediately stopped by an injunction
from the Cnnrt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

The question whether General Sherman could
be Acting Secretary OF War during Secretary
Bsfknaps absence, having been referred to the
Attorney General, the latter. decided that under
an act OF Congress- approved in 1871, no army
officer cAn hold any ciyih position, and in case
he does 80 he forthwith ceases to be an officer
OF the army. General Sherman viii therefore
not serve as Acting Secretary of War, aud the
President has designated Secretary Robeson to
act in that position during the absence of Secre-
tary Bel KNAPP who leaves Washington to-day for
a tour OF inspection Of the Department Of Mis-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
Fro,,l n~ver.

ExFULsIoN OF EvERY EvEsINd's CORRESPONDENT
FROM THE HOUSE.
DOVER, March 27
Willard s. Pride, correspondent OF the EoerJ
Euening, of Wilmington. was expelled from his
seat as reporter In thu House, this morning,
by large vote, for his criticisms upon certain
measures before the Legislature. 70
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
MEDICINAL WATERS

And Gelstine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
ministering remedies Of disagTseable odor unpleas
ant ,aste or aps to lrritate the mouth or throat.
e. BRTNGIIURST 4 CO..
Of. aga" 'H's Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

JAPANESE KITES.-Large invoice Just received
street. l..-.l. ]. L. HOUSTON, JR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
ITO PHYSICIANS.

Lebreich's Croton Chloral Hydrat new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary chloral, acts on the cere-
bra nerves and net on the heart. For sale by
Il. BRINGHURST co,
Apotheca It's,
Corner Sixth and Mark streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27
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