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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-29
airdlide Mm,eiaen.
Gnuobfrf1r .Spmhpl,
Neue Mn;eisen.
EhuIprIfun,

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Der ct. Sobanniss Sdule, gioole. StraB.,
(Bator Wiiu.r.)
E.ontas. BEN 81. maui uno II. 81 eltmsrtar'
2lailsn, 9-l2 unb pa nbr.
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Sie gItern Der S1uIer, ionie Sreunbe Der Grate.
bune Hno irsnnolidit ttnsslabsn. aufnabmt nsuer
etnler pom 3. Ipril on.
T76-1) Tas &dultirsttpriuN.
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s.. MGnncr's Ghu[e,
S1mlTN

erItsn beutiden pcretuiaten epaugeliiheu ct.
Pallus-9 emeirbe. Shule (@aiferusIu.uue).
I'm 81. WGr,, I'M q. uue .. Npril B. .. I'm
oct Die Shal' Briitu- Der erfen Seutid,en per-
einisteu epandel. at Dauins' O. etneinceld,ul
in a1en itren 3 Qlcfsn ffatt, uno laoetbas unterieIts
nete Shul=S omttt ole @ltern Der 4lRber, aneJreunos
Inb 90 lner ba5u irtunolidit Elm.
q s9omite.
C.6.D Sepra GrmeIins.
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untsud,

SD made hermit meinen 6reunbcn uRb 3unben bic
GnBeiee, boS i'd BON Der On SaitimprsfroSe nab
Rr. "a, Rpre q. pdeas, suifttn SaratoeG~ NIB
Niulberrpfra6t. umseboSen bin. 9rsebena
TALL merer Sfeiderpalb.
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Observation-Disclosures Ireau,

Boltimore, ben %. Wdr5 1877.
Do ner StcetsSo nmIli6T aui be MppIltGr'on Der
St9entRiimtr Der DtetrBattttr SIoEtfu6 OIL rer Gnrf
Nuep, 5rptller nsr 9lemcHts unb EolrsffroSe, hes
lnloiien bat, Cen obsnesndHRtcn Ib,iI or Gurfs
aIen nioeuiren, init u ntfeinen bsieucn une
p1aAerH Su lafsn.
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mtifdrs bseintrdatist iib(en, on bas eta6tsgeritt
pecr treeno cinen @ertttSboi nit competenter 9es
ridtsbarteit iHnerbGlb oretBie Gage uou Der erttu
SerofentIitung eieier SetGnntmaduEg an appeli.
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Is. Is. 2nnnnefer

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matt &c itb sur btiouoersn 4uf9abe, fetre Suroeus
6em6eu i'm Nuftraee duSuiertieen. Beionoere Nut~
m%eGfiamicit Ienien mir aui urIein unt%izrbeumatismus
rotten Sfanfn unb Double Dill cnQltiden @antonz
Nlonel fir unterfleioer bin in DIR. 2O5, Eseas
SaltimorefraRe, ober3oIb 9icGGffrso's Nuitio.
IienzSa abluna. (Sei2.tSl
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StaDtzR egiItraturs>S lrcau,

StQ0t=Tegiitrat0rssB lrcau,
Baltimore, Den Is. TGri 1872.
Va Die straBeu 9urhbruts @olnmiiiGre ciutr
pollen uno usr5eierten Scritt lbCr but AniGBe uno
&er9utungcu or SefiRung Ger GIipcrzg frafe,
sullaen SeIGIr 2losnue uHb GRlne Siant &aue.
in meincm SircGu uieoer9cGs9t bacon, 10 made
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blnitbtlih o%erielben i'm r@,sitrutors Sl.
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Intertlttrten Yerlonsn 9eoHnct lcia iutroer, nab.
reno DclhcI .SCit pom Der @nti1ciouHs Der Com.
mliiQre in irgeRo eiuem @Cri1tc, iuClhes @eritts
bartlett ooriber bctFt, Expectation ~Cingelcst psrosu
tauu.
(64. 7N.6.82I Subn u. Robb, Regihroto1.
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mmge3ogen.
SfuQes S Sar0eant

baben ibr BIreaa nod Rr. SO, Yerinstons. nabe
@barlestraBe. periest, no es tbneH onsenebm fem
ipirb, tbre <snten unb Sunben ipesen Srunoeisens
ioumssginr uno Berfduie Su chen. (37-)
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4)IlNile- Duno.
Gerein fir 2ebems : Seriibsrung uuD
Granfen. liutertilBuug.
Settrdee perhen lpodentIit in ben Gbt5etIrnaen
be5ablt. Die YoIicen perben RON elmer i'm StGate
Repzgort incorpoIirten Qebens. Ge1iderun9sz @e.
ielidult aufseiteQt unb 9%arantIrt.
Snmelbuu9eu fonnen in Dan N6tbetiuRgen, iofule
in Der Office oes SunSeS unb Der rOietropplItaR s9ez
bensz8 sriiterune6 : 9eieqibaft," 8r. 10, SpRe
SfreesMoenue, semoht rURrben.
a. Seid,trna rn,
Srdiioen oe5 9entralsaorpers bon Yib.
Garl 9risfsriahn,
Setret6r be6 GertrGl= 9orpers uon Wto,
y. 03olpmann,
(30]) @eneraIsNe6nt iIr gPQrplonb.
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IN mir Wiitttuob ytadt seeen y II nbr BON Sslair<
Dtartte tine branne RauteisIin nit @ei6irr tleading
harness.. gire quite SeIo5nuns erbdlt, wer iber oFn
Brr6leib os 3tieres Austunft siebt ODER ielbi brtnet
VI 0brifIan RoblfnS in sRr. AS, So 5ancttes
0tYdHe. (7r6)
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Jreier 6arusarisu u.sritutunsss
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SauDeretne It. I. 10.
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DIR .1ruiS Gid AoeHuez Eduperein ar. g.
bat itb %orsGnthrt unp eirr quite contribution un9ei
omnlsn SpnHerffas, btn3 Aprl. finott bel Geo.
1rshel. Dsr. ft2, 9rrie 5iu Nloenus, Die sutitI
Sin3abluHq itatt. &Ie Dieieri9er, ru,lGe btitutretsr
tDuuitcn, ituo bl.rmit elnaelabrn.
NneredS Scit, ErGi.;
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Sic,sFreE;
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6. SbIGina,

6. S6Ifiue,
Gabritaut finilider Saars Artitel,
Rr. 70, 9eriHstuniraBe, CIR. 70,
t n Ecueter Robe urb a~nerfannt poltommsnfe
Rah 1bmuna oes pirtlthen 5aarts, Suite un6
PATENT THREAD SWITCHES. 0aarERollen getz
sGn in allen 6arben, iowie praGtoole franSoFide
~Sdmu1facken, gro6en, Obrringe, Saffs
tetteuoc., FANCY BOXES, Eoilerten : 8saenfdnbe
d. !. 10. (SeJ.9 {, 12Dite)
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3usitrr 9entiGs Wmerifanij9er
Gerein.
Die Rohtr 51bluH9en oegInEcr aIr I. April; be
Strtin ytr. l ut Ger eroBtC, bis isSt nod otn gtgel.
itttt9sn Bianc in ber Statt eearInncte q~eu0r6Cn.
unteI %ceritlben &titurg, pie y,r. L, ecribrt. Gu
trtbtlie ftno cui 20G0 behimmt, Bar. g9errb 5000
Nodtriaetuns SO @snts. !3sitnunse en- Urrctl ict,r
Wpntaa aoeno BON 7 bis 8 rbr i'm 9eretne So
Tale on fcr gtoro OF : Gde Der SaEt= uuo Bono
StraRs tntJs9Cr9eRommen.
9r. .. 9iiuihcr. prop. FrGf.;
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
INDEX.
FROM DOVER.

THE SHIP CANAL BuL-Irs STATUS IN THE HOUSE.
DIVORCE AND OTHER MATTERS OF LEGISLATION.
Special Correspondence of Re Commercial.
| Dover, March o.
Legislative affairs have assumed much MOI Q
lively aspect than have been the case for the
| past few days.
The predominat sensation which, by the way
is an old ono, is the question of Incorporating
the Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal The
measure passed through the Senate amost unan-
imously several weeks ago, and has been lying
IN the House ever since. The subject has been
revived and the general understanding had, was
10 give hearing to the opposition on Tuesday
night, but they failed TO put in an appearance
On wednesday morning, however, J. P. Com
egys, Esq, Tor the opposition. made a speech
before the Committee in which he attempted to
provo that the Ship canal was fraudulent New
fork scheme and had not the sympathy and ap.
proval OF certain corporations in Baltimore and
elsewhere. The time arriving for the meeting
OF assembly the speaker concluded his remarks
In the afternoon. Mr.. Oomegy's was followed
by George v. Massey Esq, who occupied the
hoor about half an hour during which time il
was evident to the,minds OF nearly, il not all,
That ne had made out clear case Of convincing
PROOF in favor OF the bill. and why IL should be
passed by the House. It isEgenerally believed
that heavy feeling has been done on the part of
the opposition, paying one lawyer as much as
%, 600 for his services.
1hoAuo NUN bills btAlr, ul0 next most import
ant subject, and which is attracting much atten-
ton, is the McGrenra Divorce Bill. 1t came up
IN the House this afternoon and passed with
seven dissenting votes. "
Thursday evening the ship canal people-pros
and cons-had another 'hitch," in which At
torneys Comegys and Massey made speeches.
GRAFTON. II
In the House Of Representatives. chamber,
Francis Vincent delivered his lecture on the
Anglo saxon question. The Historian was fol-
lowed by an address from Col. Heisler, on the
same subject. Following these entertain |
ments, the Third House" held sessions up to
an early hour this morning.
Ihe bill to incorporate tile town Of Odessa, |
which was reoommitted, on Tuesday, on account |
OF clause granting the right of Suffrage to GER
tain women, came up to-day, with an amendment |
striking out this Objectionable sentence On /
the consideration Of the bill short but lively /
discussion ensued as to the rights and wrongs /
OF woman Suffrage, Senator Records and Wat
son leading as opponents, while Senator Wander
grift, Riddle and Stookly advocated the right OF
The woman named in the bill to vote
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Amusement Noten.

Olive Logan has written society comedy.
drama, called business Woman, which has
had fairly successful run at the Union Square
Theatre, it's career there closing last evening.
The design of the play is to illustrate in the
business Woman" the highest type of an
American woman who unites education and re-
fnement with the shrewd business qualifications
which are supposed to be American characteris-
tics
Lily V. Davenport's middle name is vining.
-Pentland, the clown, earned during his life
over 1900, 900, but died without money enough
to bury him.
Uhanfrau, who played last week lin Leayen-
worth, KAN, lost $40 in a package of money
accidentally dropped from his vest pocket.
Barnums ticket-seller gave out two million
and half Of tickets in six months' travelling,
aud counted and mended the shin-plasters re-
ceyed for them.
-Janauschek has met with great success at
the Globe Theatre, in Boston. The Folio, OF that
city for April, by the way, contains the most
he'like portrait OF her that we have yet seen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, MARCH e2, 1873

superficial portion Of the trap" making ordi-
narily part Of the stage floor, is showed rapidly
aside TO give the actor his exit These different
movements must be nicely timed or the performer
will be crushed between the upper surface OF the
rising platform and the under portion Of the
flooring. Something nearly approaching such n
tral Theatre" The trap was badly worked and
the actor, a child, which makes the affair more
Distressing, was thrown against q projecting
peice OF wood work. having his leg broken,
and sustaining other injuries. Theatrical
records show a longer list Of accidents
from Stage Traps than from any other cause.
There is one form OF the device known as the
" Star Trap, which very few of even the most
expert gymnasts and pantomists will use.
slip or break of any kind In that arrangement
is apt to be a serious matter, and at least one
instance is known OF q man being killed out
right by it during performance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
HarLnsss' AIGEazIne.

The Wilmington AdUertiser very justly speaks
IN warm terms of the only Magazine published
in our city or State
We are astonished AZ well as pleased with the
marked and manifest Improvement of Harkness
IL has bounded forward with giant strides.
In appearance it is equal TO any magazine In
the land. II contains fund Of reading matter,
specially appropriate to our citizens. Our man
uacturers ought to encourage it, IS apropagand-
lst in the interest of Wilmington.
The story of the New Bridge at Brandywine," ="
Which is commenced in this number, promises
to be interesting.
count Of that romantic episode in American his
tory. 1t is creditable to him as historical stu
dent and doubly 80 for it's broad and genuine
iberality.
We cannot do more than commend our read
ers to buy Hardness, and they will obtain val ne
Tor their mOney
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
9Eaths.

BErELL-In this city, on Friday morning, the 2ist
inst Capt. William II. Betell aged 50 years.
HIS friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. f3T r. Sixth streaton Sabbath afternoon
70 meet at the house at ~ O'Clock, to proceed to
Riverview Cemetery.
HANNA.-In this city on the goth inst Edward, In
fant son of VIM. aud Mary K Hanna, aged mos.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
spectfuY invited to attend the funeral TO leave the
residence of his parents No. 206 W. Seventh street,
on Sunday afternoonto leave the house at O'Clock.
HUBERT -On the 18Th inst, John c. HUBERT in
the 4Sth year Of his age
The friends and relatives also the Odd Fellows
and Red Men are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from his late re idence, No. 40 w. Front
street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
HUESTEO-In this city, on Wednesday evening,
March 10Th, Mrs. Kate Huested, In the 49th year
Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are res
pectfuy invited 10 attend the funeral from her res
idence, King Street, No. COT, on Monday mornngEat
hRlf-past O'Clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Port Deposit Free.
j. A. A..

correspondent of the Elkton Democrat
writes
After having been confronted by the mighty
ice king since the 10th Of December last, feel
glad to announce that we are once more free
from his cooling power and old Port is herself
again, with the exceptions OF dilapidated yards
and broken down fences, which are being re-
paired rapidly, ana our energetic little town is
resuming its usual lively appearance. The wa
ter and ice have been contending for the last
several days for the supremacy. and for a while
it was matter of conjecture what would be the
result. Large islands Of ice would come float
ing down the river and jam but, finally, the
water forced its way through and once more
opened the channel, thus freeing tour town
from its threatening power.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
DO People Read Advertisements.

There is now and then person 30 stupid as
70 believe that Advertisements in the newspapers
are not generally read, and that money expend-
ed in advertising is practically wasted. Even
such will concede that il q hundred men OF po-
lite address, Of fluent speech and ready wit were
to call upon hundred others and get the ear of
each long enough to say John Smith, or Jones
or thompson, at such place, has such and sdch
goods at such prices. or would sell q farm or
house and lot, or hRslost horse or pocket-book,
or would loan money, etc., we say, such men
Will concede that the services Of this hundred
men would be Of great value to Smith or Jones
aud in some manner advantageous to the party
to whom this statement was made. These one
hundred men could not be employed: to 60 from
door to door, and make this statement to ten
thousand people at less than a cost Of several
hundred dollars each trip. All this is done by
the newspapers at q cost of a few shilllngs, or g
Jew dollars at most, and the visits are made
week after week, and day after day. The mes
senger who travels addresses himself to the ear,
and takes the party addressed when he may
nave his thoughts absorbed In business or other
mAuersi but the newspaper reaches the party
sought through the eye, when the reader has
him.
But those who affect to belle 70 that there is lit
"9 use IN advertising urge as objection that the
fferusements are not read. They can easily
10 convinced Of their error in this respect by
tuaAing inquiry. Let them insert an advertis-
ieht Offering to purchase some article that 10
snoleTa6y plenty in the market, and they will be
NODDED with offers to sell before the ink of the
advertisement is dry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
The Fiahery Tax Law. su.pcnded.

Conforming to the request of the New Jersey
Commissioners, as endorsed by those of this
State, the Legislature yesterday adopted, In both
Houses, joint resolution suspending the oper-
alton OF the Fishery Law. until the LIST OF Janu-
sry, next. This is liberal. and very credtable
action, and we wish 1t were responded to by New
Jersey, in similar spirit. Her fishery laws, and
oyster laws, arc models of exelusiveness, and In
Justice, and the facts will be thoroughly devel-
OPed before this controversy ir finally settled.
For the sake Of peace, how ever. and the avoid
snce Of collisions such as occurred a year ago,
the suspension Of our law, for the present sea-
son, is right and proper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
The U. y. MarshaIshIp-Thes sennte Controlled
by nIr. Bayurd.

To the general surprise,i it is announced in this
mornings papers that the U. s. Senate yester-
day rejected the nomination of John M. Dunn,
to be u s. Marshal for this District. 1t appears,
therefore, that, after the confirmation by the
Senate. of this nomination, some two weeks ago,
that action was re-considered, and that now,
Through the opposition and efforts of MI. .Bayard
As is publicly understood the vote is adverse
to Mr.. Dunn. Considering the efficient service
Of the Marshal, in his Office, his warm endorse
ment and support by our citizens, for re-Appoint-
ment' and the general scquiscence in the confir-
maten.we are sorry the matter has been turned
upslde-down, again. We seem to~haye fallen
on new order of things, indeed, when Mr.. Bayard
is able TO control the action of the Republican
Senate
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
SECOND EDITION.
1:3O, n. M.
",e MOdoos.

CAPT. JACKS ina ~ L.,NATENED--PEDRo PIMA DEAD
San FRAEorrco; Mar. 22.
quarrel ia reported among the Modoc Indi-
ans. Capt. Jack has been threatened with
death If he agrees to give up six men, indcrted
for murder.
Peddo Pima famous for his assassnationsiin
Arizona, has been killed by one OF his country
men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Tho Patti Ooneer,.
A onknMrNn MuncAI occls1on.

CHARMING MUSICAL OCCASION.
This evening we are to have what will doubt
less be our best high-class musical entertain
ment, this season. Mile Carlotta Patti, and the
dr',ses who accompany her, are of high repute,
need do no more, certainly, than remind all who
enjoy music, and who desire TO spend pleasant
eyaung, that the Concert takes place this even
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Local Option.

Local Option elections were held yesterday
throughout Pennsylvania The returns thus far
received are very meagre, but indicate thai. .I.e-
bsnon county has given $500 majority and Mont
gomery county 1000 majority for license. Bucks
county has also probably voted for license.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22

murdered by Apaches, near Wckenberg Ari-
zona, on the 1lth inst Their bodies were ter
IDLY mutilated.
The death Of William Grange, Turkish Consul
at Baltimore, was announced yesterday mornl
ing.
John X. Mingle, Philadelphian, and we'll
known telegraphor, died in Now Orleans yester-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22

We regret to say that Lewis Thompson, ESQ.,,
member of the House of Representatives from
this county, is detained by illness, (Which we
trust is only temporary one,) in this city. He
suggests TO those sending him correspondence,
at Dover, that they should not forward to him
matters of unjust importance, for few days, or
until he is able to resume his duties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
The MnrnhnlnhIp

number of prominent citizens headed
by James Scott, waited upon Mr..
William Ferris, this morning, and solicited the
use of his name for the U. 8. MarshaIship of
Delaware. He has consented.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Germany.

CELEBRATING THE EMPERoR's BIRTH-DAY.
BERLIN, March %.
The Emperor Williams birthday is being cele-
brated, to-day. An illumination will take place
tonight
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
EDWARD RacINALL. Jr.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
AND PREsCRIPr1nNIsr

=. Z. Cor. Second and Market Streets,
Keeps constantly on hand, Pure Drugs. Fine and
Rare Chemicals, Reliable Medicinal Preparations,
such as;-Tlnetures, Syrups, Fluid Extracts Solid
tory.
Physicians' prescriptions are speciality with our
house, having large facilities for obtaining only
pure and reliable articles we are prepared TO meet
any requirements in this line,
We have always in readiness competent and edu-
Gated Clerks OF obliging manners to wait upon the
pub
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
PennsyIvaniu.

THE RESULT OF THE LOCAL OPTION VOTE.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 90.
Election returns generally show large ma
joritiesfor licenses i,-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
IEMkIMs.A ATKINsoN

NorIoE.-Subscriber of the COMMERCIAL. about
to change their residence will please notify the
publisher in time that the paper may continue
10 DO served TO them without Interruption.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22

Stony county Qowa) girl danced twenty-six
se's % in succession, and four days after was taken
MY yoke is easy and my burden is light" rs
Ieorgia youth said when bis girl was sitting
VII MS lap with her arms around his neck.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
weather ne cord.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, March %.
For the middle States, rising barometer, fresh
and brisk westerly winds and cloudy weather,
clearing away BY evening. IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
mn EDICINAL WAFERS

aud Gelatine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
mnisteriug remedies Of disagrseable odor unpleas-
ant taste or aps TO lrritate the mouth or throat.
Il. BRlNGIIURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
Commercial Keporls.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

Flower lower, supers 81. Penna extra family
8@91. Wheat dull, red 95C997, white spring
III. Corn firm, yellow 59@601S. white 65 Oats
dnli Sig 5000 Provisions dull, mess pork 16J6.
Whiskey 92. Cotton 19020.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
A DAIR & WOODWARD

A DAIR q WOODWARD
Has the Largest Stock Of Furniture
to be found IN the State,
AT No. 116 Sizing Street,
below second)
They keep constantly on hand, or make to order,
Very Large Assortment of
PARLoR, CHAMBER, D MING ROOM FURNI
TURK,
All Qualities, from the cheapest to the best in the
city.
Also the LARGEST AND BEST Assortment OF
Mattresses, Looking Glasses and
Shades.
The Ne-Plus Ultra champion md Bakers
EprIng Bottoms, the Best in nse.
And the best Goose and Chicken Feathers.
Also Agents for the MAGIC EARTH CLOSETS,
Manufactured by the Wakefield Earth Closet
Co, of New York.
OUR FACTORY Is AT 103 MARKET STREET AND
wARERooMs 1l6 KING STREET.
ADAIR & WOODWARD.
mar2Q -3m-eod, IT., ,Th&Sat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
8rmoraIS.

HMoVAL-ARCADE SHAVING SALoON.-On
=. March 25th, will remove my shaving saloon
from the Arcade Row TO GIG Market street. where /
Solicit the patronage OF the public especially OF nv
oiu cuspomers marls-T5 j. A, B0ERS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22
ytiu @autrttstnseuts.

FHNHE PADDED noIseess and several other kinds
y OF carpet sWeepers for sale. They save vour
carpet and your time, and are cleanly
No. s3b Eght ThIrty-nve) Market 81. below Ninth.
- Philadelphia
SCREW BOLTS and washers, SQUARE head wood
- screws, carriage and tire bolt, of various tizes,
TRUMAN sHAw's,
No $50 tkight Thirty-Dye Market St below Ninth.
Philadelphia.
NJ ONE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities ofFur-
IN mace, hange and stove Coal dry and well
screenedare delivered from our self screening bins
Also, Cumberland and Clearfeld BituminOus coal OF
the best qualities.
9ko. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
TTNHE SUCCESSOR OF JOSEPH FoUT,
A. N. KEITHLER,
has Ior sale at market rates, the Enterprise, and
promptly. Coal under cover and free from impuri-
tiaA His office is at WATER AND WEST STs.
Send In your orders and get the best.
A NEwLIN KEITHLER,
Sole agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND.
LING WOOD, Introducing a fire lighter in every
oundlei dispensing with charcoal, shaVings or
The wood is all dried in Kins, and ia perfectly
dry and Tree from Knots Families III find it very
economical Try II and be convinced. Also Wo d
by the barrel. Office and Yard
mar2l 6m WEST AND WATER STREETS
fWN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-22

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Truss positively cures Ruptures. Large stock Of
Elastic Stockings, Belts, Supporters, Shoulder
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