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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
EerzanRl.

DR.. G. + WalliH, late physician to our City
II Hspital. sailel for Europe, a month or two ago,
TO prosecute the study Of his profession. After
few lays OF sishteeeing in London he wont to
Dublin, and has there taken up his residence
IL has engaged private tutor in Anatomy, but
disyccts in the Old Lsdwich School, in tho
hospital OF which he il also acquiring experience
in surgery aud obstetrics. He is also taking ad-
vantage Of the Eye aud Ear Iniirmaries. In a
lettsrto us he expresses contentment in his new
abolo but says he lnd4 great difference be-
tween the American and the British feed, ;"
A s. Elliott, Of Wilmington, and W. Hadley
Clark, Of Delaware City, have returned from
vidt Of some weeks duration to Florida. and
express Themselves much pleased with the trip.
They visited the st. Johns, and found that de-
lghtful land Of the orange groves and crooodiles
as balmy and bright as when Ribault sailed up
tie River Of MAY in 1862.
-Rey. Robt W, Todd il in town, to-day in
the interests of the Rehoboth Beach Associa-
ton which it issuing stock, ratifying leases,
10
-ES-Julgo George p. Fisher, Of Washington,
hs been some days in Wilmington, stopping at
The Clayton House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
NeIshborlng Oount!es.


-Ulderzook had three Christmas dinners
sent him.
The ice is two or three inches thick at
COatesville
Bel Air, Hartford county, is about estab-
fishing lecture course.
Samuel Stokely has just contracted to build
a 50O-ton schooner at Chester.
The name of West Chester Intersection
has been changed to Malvern.
Forty new buildings have been erected in
South Chester. the present year.
About $50 men were discharged from
Roachs ship yard, at Chester, week ago.
Adam Blev, said to be the first convert to
the Swedenborgiau faith, lies buried In Upper
Darby,
--H4rford county expended in 1872 ,772 36
for school purpopes but this year only Sl,e4S :
OIL.
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad deliv-
ered at Brlsdoro station, during the present
year, nearly 100, 900 tons Of coal.
Reading commenced its Christmas festiv-
ties with murder. John b. Buckley stabbed
Jacob Mergot in the head, above the ear, from
the effect Of which he died. Whiskey and an-
per were the causes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
EtRte Items.
Use roof is finished.

The State House roof is finished.
The Milford post Office is well managed.
Our next will be our centennial Governor.
Lewes holds it's town election on Tuesday
next.
Wheat grew vigorously during the late mild
spell.
The Sussex Journal will appear next week in
new Dress
Rev Warren Hall lectures in Dover on the 30th
inst on "Swes and Swelled Heads"
The Milford Methodsts will hold watch meet
ing as the old year diee aud the new one comes
in.
Jas. B. Davis, prominent Milford merchant,
will retire from business after the LIST OF jan
uary.
The work of rebuilding st. AIMS culvert cost
the p, W. d 8. II. r. % 999, 7S,and Lambs, $l,-
322.
Jno V. Craven, formerly OF this county, has
been elected Vice President of the Salem Board
of Trade.
DR.. Chas. Fl. Richards presented his customary
Christmas treat to the inmates Of the Sussex
county aims house on Thursday
Robert Clarison, for many years a resident Of
Seaford, was found dead beside the roadside on
Friday. He Was about 65 years old.
Col. A. ]. Peck. OF Philadelphia, has taken
charge of the tract of timber at Redden's Gross
Roads, recently purchased Of MIR. John Rodden,
by Mr.. Samuel Sanders of Railway, N. j.
The new schooner, Anna j. Laughlin, built by
e. t, Hastings Il Co. of Misboro, was launch
ed on the 22nd. The vessel is 800 tons burden,
and the largest ever built on Indian River.
The dwelling house on the farm of j. A. Bo-
gart, between Johnson's Mill and Williamsvile,
was entirely destroyed by fire, recently. The
house was unoccupied, and the IRE is supposed
to have been of incendiary origin. Insurance,
4800
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
LnI,nn i,nnkina, Vim

Tho will Of the late Johns Hopkins was ad-
mtted to probate on Saturday The principal
portion of liz vast estate was loft to the two in
stitutions which he founded although his fami-
ly connections were kindly remembered. His
charitable bequests we're: To the Baltimore
Manual labor school, go, 900 to the Mai Wand
Institute for the Academy of Design $40, 900 {;
to the Home of tie Friendless, $40 900, and to
tho Baltimore Orphan Asylum, on Stricken
street 80 900 The various beqnests to
Johns Hopkins University aud the
Johns Hopkins Hospital have been
heretofore mentioned Tho University gets
20 ifton' (33D acres and all the stock ownel
by Mr.. Hopkins in the Baltimore and 0hioirail-
road the value OF which IL about 81 900 600.
The baluest to the UuIyeIsity wall exceed 81
500 0O0 The Hospital gets all the real estate
not disposed OF by previous bequesls, and all
tho bank stocks owned by the teslator. The
bequest TO the Hospital will exceed % 100000
1t Ia provided il the viii that il any legatee is
not Satisfied and mak0s any contest, his legacy
shall be forfeited. The Hospital will take all
bequoEtA that lapse by death or failure to COM
ply with the conditions annexed. The trustees
are instructed to procure from tbs Legislature
additional powers, TO the end that they may pro-
vide for tho caro- and education Of destitute
colored children. All the legatees are re-
leased from any debts which they
may owe to the testator. Each piece
OF property is chargeable for the incuu-
Dl ancos which may belong to 1t, and they are
not to be pail out of the residuary fund. All
Of the estate not otherwise disposed OF is to be
divided between the University aud the HOspi-
tai share aud share alike. Francis White,
Francis H. King aud Charles j. Al Gwynn are
named az executors, and their compensation il
fixod at $4,000 for each. No commissions are
to DO allowed The entire estate will amount to
4IO 00O, 900, OF which the University and HOspi-
tai will get about G,OOOOOO, leaving u iOOO,OO
To the other legatees
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
From New Castle.
Correspondence Of the Commercial

}OTre3pc01euCb o. b1b
New CASTLE, Dec. 20.
The Buell. Family return on Thursday next.
The Water Works 20. have nearly completed
the improvements which they began son-. time
since,
The steamship Juniettd, from Cuba to Phila-
delphiA, passed here yesterday afternoon. She
was loaded with cargo of fruits.
Preparations arc being made to thoroughly
repair the wharf at the foot Of Delaware Street,
generally known as Jefferson's wharf. There
ia some talk, we understand, of extending it
some distance further in the river. The struc-
ture certainly badly needs mending, and we are
glad to note that the need has been appreciated
Christmas has passed, and our merchants are
summing up their profits and Losses duI1ng the
holidays. They ali agree that the result OF the
trade during the past week has been surprising
aud unexpected. When they expected shrink
age in their receipts, a gratifying increase over
last years business was the result.
'The Ball given by the Energy Association
was quiet and orderly conductedh-E. ". Cor
respondent. Well, that gentleman lives some
distance from the Hall, and this accounts for
the statement. Those living in the neighbor-
hood could tell another tale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
THE NINsULR.
CAROLINE COUNTY.


DIR. ". II Downes has been appointed physcian
to the alnshOure,
riding his horse along tho road one night re-
Gently some one ran into him, and the carnage
shaft penetrating tile horse wounded 1t 30
severely that 1t has since died.
A son OF Trusten Pppu fell upon an axe
which he was carrying III his arms, ana cut
severe wound in his side
Jno. f. Dawson administers on the estate OF
the late Geo. W. Harrington.
No new developments in the Philips muruer
further than that Di +, who had no money on tue
night OF the murder, was found in possession oi
several dollars, a few days ago. Phillips had
been paid quantity of money only day or 30
before he was murdered.
TALBOT COUNTY
Not even the Journals sensational headlines
will move the people of Easton to purchase nre
apparatus. ,-...,. .,.oo;otion
which makes its debut this week.
They are still improving the brick hotel al
EaAton. aud it is claimed that when hnlshed II
will be the finest hotel in Eastern Maryland.
CECIL COUNTY.
GeorOe Ricketts,, horse, which was lately stol-
en- from his stable in Ekton, was found near mel
Kirkwood, Del. The carairge was broken. lhe
finder, Frank Eliasor, demanded 30 reward.
There seems to be decrease in the ducks on
| the Susauehanna flats, aud the gunners DO hot
drive such profitable sport as formerly.
Mr. Jacob Wertz, OF Chesapeake, died, on
| Thnrsday,last and was buried at Bethel cemetery
| on saturday afternoon. He was an Old employ
/ az n the steam pump, and was one OF the unfor
.nnsta ones that we're discharged some time
| since on account Of the hard times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Tho iiniIrnnd hIriI,e.

The strike of tho Western railroad engineers
cintinues, and travel on the affected roads Is a.
most stopped 1t isnow denied that the Illinois
Central, Northwestern and Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne roads are involved in the strike
Disturbances are reported at several points, and
the local authorities in these places have taken
measures for the suppression OF disorder:
Ghsrlas Wilson. Grand Chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, states that the strike
il in direct violation of the rules of tine Brother
hood A reduction of wages will take effect on
the main line and New Jersey division OF the
Pennsylyania Railroad on the 1st inst, and
another strike Is threatened.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
SECOND EDITION.
1ho Railroad T.oub.es in the West.

TRAINS aTTIL OUT OF TIME-EFFoRTB AT WRECK
SOAP PLACED IN LOCOMOTIVE TANK.
CINcrNNATI, Dec. 20.
The New York night express from Pittsburg
to Cincinnati ON the Pittsburg, Cintinnati & St.
Louis railroad, due here at G 80, yesterday
morning. arrived at eleven, last night at Ca
diz Ohio. The O'Clock Saturday night train
ran into misplaced switch, but escaped serious
damage. Soap.was placed.in the. tank At Column
bus, from which locomotive tank the water was
rendered unfit for steam, and exposing the 10
csmotive to danger from explosion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

The late Thomas Barring, the English banker,
left by will one years salary to every person IN
Ills employ.
The deficit in the Vienna EShihIten n dd6 T Smoant5
to 600 900 ilurins, about - OOO, 600. The total
expense amounted to s9,S5O,0
In schuvk county, recently, the indulgent
nar.nts of James hamburger, aged nine, allow :
cd lin to play with revolver, with the usual
result.
Tho frst marriage within period of fifteen
wears recently took place at Hebron, N ii. 1t
il said to have excited much interest among the
inhabitants.
The fIteerth animal meeting of the Pennsyl-
yania Fruit Growers Association will be held at
MeoIMnicsburg, Cumberland county, commence
ing on the 2lst of January.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

cln6 ~, Flanagan, aged rs, was struck with
Civ ~ t0ilceman Michael Connolly, in Jersey
on S., On Christmas day, and died of his injuries
M saturday. Connolly Is in Jail.
nati,, v slope of the Burnside colliery. at Sha-
hllin,,,' Ma, csyed in on Saturday afternoon,
men ms william Jones and ipjuring two other
YorE e o;,, oihee OF the Kentucky Lottery, in New
who ivy CaSy was visited en- Saturday By the police
several pa possession of the property and arrested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

The new government pier in an advanced state
of completion, and will probably be finished in
lew weeks. From present prospects, however,
there will be little necessity for it this year.
The schooner N. e. Terry, which arrived here
some time ago, to obtain a cargo OF grain,
l,ft for Delaware City, this nolning, from which
place she will carry a cargo to Sugusville
Maine.
Miss O. h, LeOount of Philadelphia, will give
a public readingtfor the benefit OF the Zion III.
r. Church, in the school house connected with
this church, on le 9th Of January, 1874.
Three illicit distilleries have been destroyed
by revenue officials in the Second district Of
tennessee, and nine in the third.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

Garnettsvilie, KY, contains an old lady 102
years of age, named Mrs Jennie Chamberlain
Ziba Darlington, of Birmingham township,
Chester county, recently discovered tortoise
marked z, d. 1920. which mark he recognized as
the work of his hand tifty-threo years ago.
The Titusvile Herald announces that petro-
leum is q sure cure for the grub or borer, which
does so much damage to fruit trees. The oil
should be applied to the trunk or bark of the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

Slg Sn! Rent pleasant dwellings,
rnnrra Notices.
it,b"pmed t6"vi Hands city item,
NW"o1nrtc,l-Grl for li0uscwOrk'
ren,ylan mIm syrup Item.
,,nnts wanted see 81 page;
Msaf NsatcI Men and womcn-'d Page
Ma't,,' WI 'tisrr'''s Golden Discovery rage
Rr Rr' rtlrrs rheumatic Syrup-Bd Page
Plnnj 4 Ialys Tippet.
IT. If puhl- -C0nyeyancer, Se.
=; ,;,h IT, 'F'Hrancipatlon r Celebration. -
pn'lc i',V Sale Of Furs, 6c.-Ogie q MIiler, .
proposals Invited for i.,liisi,'''s 9upp'''
n,a'', 1 Stork For sale Robinson co.
r,r i', W.nt 's, stall in club stable.
i,si fai 'niiyrrcd- W. Bush son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
John n n,y,u.

who ra' JON, John Z. Ovens the we'll known comedian
i9rmias form mas recently severely injured while per-
Jsrlnn JunB al htmballs Opera House, Newark, New
tSwn tsi 3 mas returned to his home near Towson-
rscn,aL ,, baltimore county. Mr.. Owens is rapidly
Mia o,,s'ihs, and 1t is expected he will soon be
0 " resume his professional dnties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
The Hnnkrurt Act,

nlon,,SS no cincinnati Board of Trade, on Saturday,
tes of \, resolution protesting against the re-
hrv u, uhe bankrupt law, especially the involun-
dnsn,..lse' oaalse' They recommend amendments re-
ca %ae N reference to the suspension of conmer-
s'' paper 80 instead OF Ia days,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Rncrul,ing f.r the Navy.

The Navy Department has ordered the naval
recruiting offices at Toledo Detroit, New Or
leans, Baltimore. aud other points. opened dur
ing eur trouble with Spain, to he discontinued.
There are now ten Thousand men in the navy.
conld ea4ily have been shipped, If required by
the public service Tho regular recruiting. sta
tions in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, wash
ington aud Norfolk will be continued, but able
ana mon VIII bs aceepted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

THE WASHINGTON Sr. BRIDdE.-The erection
Of the bridge crossing the Brandywine at Wash
ington st., in this city will soon be commenced
Mr. Febiger our Levy Court Commissioner who
has tho matter in hand will advertise for propo-
sdls in short time to build the piers. The
bridge will more than probably be Of iron.
When commenced it will give great deal Of
work to a number of poor men, circulate great
deal of money and help brisk up the times
Republican.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

wYMAS.-wyman's gift and sTeight of hand
performances are continued, this week, at Odd
Fellows Hall. They prove very interesting to
the people, and his audiences are usually large
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
ni.nursenhla Annr.

In New York on Saturday afternoon, Patrick
Donnelly, aged fifteen, was killed by his aunt
Rose Riley, during drunken quarrel. 1t seems
that the boy. his father and mother and aunt had
all been drinking freely, and ithat the boy ''be-
came saucy," whereupon his aunt knocked him
down and Jumped on his stomach, and sat on
his head until life was extinct" The party was
arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
1eaths.

sHAVPE-'n this cltg,on MOI day. 10th inst'' Jesse
sharpe IN 'he 64th year Of his age, -. ,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from MS iate N lehcS, W
npiqware avenue, on TInrsday, Janulri list, 1914.
10 leave ihr house at II O'Clock, noon. service
at II 20, A, NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
NIlnIntnr i,u.Iinr.

IRON the Philadelphia Ledger. Dec. 20
/. ,Lss LssIalfying pitco OF news from Washington
v,oaa ona! Which announces the appointment to the
aIt at"is " opahlsh mission of a man Of such emn-
Na,,sy aolity and large experience in all depart
ing. e @""''s 40 eonsi"' o@i0D ou'A
from the Philafa, Press, Dec. 9Ol
ri. so,eral Caleb Gushing s 30 eminent alike for
nsri intellect culture, legal attainments and ex-
tb,t tbNIge ~; and distinguished diplomatic services
p'as. ls nls appointment az Minister to Madrid is
po.,via povisaliy accepted as the very best that could
pO'IlOIy lavo been made
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

Kankakee, H., has three widows Candidates
for the Office OF postmistress'
Most of the public Offices at Washington run
ON half time during holiday week.
A Jury in Iowa, recently, awarded locomo.ivs S;s
engineer $4,000 damages for injuries recsiYeu
While in the discharge of his duties,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
giuxEeixI.

W EMOVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to It's new location, in the Clay
ton House, where IL Is now open for business
Six per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank in 1851 and 1t ID
the expectation OF The Directors that the profits on
the accrued capital and the regular business Will
enable the Rank to continue this rate of dividends
Deposits solicited from persons in the receipt
of regular incomes from Farmers, Mechanics and
Dealers, and from Widows and Children's Estatess
and from those whose business enables them TO
keep q varying balance Of cash, ffom which, IL
placed with us, they will derive an income in the
sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
rule of the Bank requires notice TO be given
the withdrawal OF Deposits, but in all ordinary
cases depoators will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM S. hnLKs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEOh6E W. BUsR, CLEMENT B. SMYTH,
NJ. L. LICHTEEsTKIE, GEORGE 3. CAPELLB,
JOHN p. MCLEAR. NATHANIEL r. BENSON,
CHARLES W. HowLAND, HENRY r. DURR,
JOB Il. JACKSON Wy. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. S. HIII4ES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
-tfaprl4 4 j. TAvTnR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
8egistsr's aJuticss.

I'D EGISTER'S OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. %, 1873
Upon the application of George r.. Alexander,
Administrator OF Evelina Alexander, late OF Will
minQton Hundred, in said County, deceased; 1t Is
ordered and directed by the Register tnat the Ad-
mlnistrator afoesaid, give notice OF the granting OF
Letters of Administration upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Letters In
six Of the most public places of the County OF New
Castle requiring all sonshaving demands against
the Estate to present the same, or abide by an Act
of Assembly In such made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the sane
period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper pub
ilshed in Wimn 4ton, and to be continued therein
three weeks. e eod
Given under the hand and Seal OF once Of
H. 81 the Register aforesaid at New castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator On or before Dec.
92d, 1874 or abide the Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided. ...
GEORGE r. ALEXANDER,
Administrator.
Address, wilmington, Del. dec2seod9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Meathrr Record.
nEronr or ruF sIaNAI sEnvIoI

WASHINGTON Dec. 26.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, South
ly to Westerly winds, partly cloudy weather
during the day and colder tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
fggW AGUegtrssmeats.


- FITS OF HAhDWARh, table cutlery, with
ivCry ivort id., and rubber handles, ana pated
hiSfea. cnIldrens Knives and iorss pocket knives,
sclssOr In s5ts razors tiny pocket Knives scissors
TazOrs hatchets plhcers. etc., for Waten charlns;
nnx1s sud chests Of tdois, from 4Oc to Sl5 patent
tnni handles (twenIy NINA uTe to Is In them Ooya
ladies' and gents ates; othes wrngers hey will
spys IN ir cost IN clothing and time trpe sweep
ers SETS OF pirlI and Id crtq1et, miniature gar
a, n tncls, Crpet atretchers, plated spoons torks
and nut nj ks, srce and c X boxes, tea rs hhu
sninp call bpls nut kers, tea trays and waters,
nntpuf ASH sf er- aY for themselves IN g al siveD
g.ntlemen's ul ckug stool, boz seds, apple par
ers cherry stoninE tcn s,paIent nutmeg grateIs'
and A general VsT eGy Of usstu housekeeping hiru-
ware cu.erJ, tools . c., py py...,..,r,.,
No sss Eight Thtrty-DvtD Narset 81. below Htnth.
W. 49, Philadelphia
[YLiiB 20 MING for the best Papers 'HEA hId
q i No HOME" now flhrOm 'Lonk Out g. 10.
~ NE ICIN AGRIC 'Lpt RIS1'" and "Up for
~ oeapT psg' at '''-' CYRUS STERN.
~ NIT JACKETS. douDls and extra large, at
II htcrn'd. Unusual, extra Big and good knlt
tIats at Steru4. 50 large and nice and low In
price only 81 at SternS. Very big az, 81 az 81, at
| i'll Market Street, at ,rupN,,
decN 2t oAhNNSs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Maryland.
DEATH OF IsHMAEL DAY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.
Ishmael Day, one of the "old Defenders" !"
died, Saturday night, aged SO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Commercial Report.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.
Cotton weak at 16@17c flour firm, super6ne
55OCa5 rs extras $666 rs; Penna, Ohio and
Indian extra family. 81 5O@S8, 25 Rye flour S5;
Wheat firm, red S1.55Qsl65; amber $1.67@
81 10; white Sl.759$1,85; Rye held at $50
steady, mixed 54@56; white 56@5s; wbiskey
held at dollar.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Cattle, moderately active, at 81 to 80 Sheep
dull at to 615c; Hogs firm at u so to7.75.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
odd FELLOWS HALL.
CHRTjIMAS WEEK.

w HA a 1Ns
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 2zth.
M4TTNEEs CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, AT
THREE o'cL0Cg.
First appearance in Wilmington of the wonderful
AugOMATON ZoUAVE DRUMMER
Made in Paris expressly fer Prof. wyman as q cost
of nearly 5000.
Watches, Barrels of Flour, and Other UsefuI
Presents Given away mt each Performance.
present TO every purchaser of ticket No blanks.
ApMlSSlON: .................'. - Cenlss
CHILDREN UNDER l2............. ...1D Cents.
dec22,st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Financial. .

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YonK, Dec 20.
Gold quotations at s1.10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Daifp Gommerttal.
Jenkins q ATKINSON.

.uM MER ATKINSON. N,.....'-'..''P-Si'ah'r'
-, O.. O.eo.,d paaA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29

HRLACK ALPACAS at 80 cents per yard, the best
bargain that we have offered for any years
In this line Just opened Call and examine them.
VIM. b. SHARP,
No. se Fourth and Market Streets.
WpLACK MOHAIRS at 70 cents per yard, very su-
perlor Quslity. with high iustre and one OF the
best makes imported. just received. -
WIN. b. SHARP.
Fourth aud Market Streets.
ENKENCH UASHM ERES at 90 cents per yard, In
81 all he new shades Of color. These o'ds have
been selling at rs centa per yard and are decided
bargain, r-
Fourth and Market Streets.
Weaver CLOTHS for gents oVerceaJs ladies'
4 sacqles and CHI dren's wear. Also, full line
of cloths and casslmeres FOR suits. -
W. b. SHARP.
Oct1O-1yof Fourth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MA

luII az 10 O59C mugs HFH Hl " UU 10 NV
RRANpyw1NE MILLS QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
N,v Advertisements. This Day

.z-Eur TERMS Ee., See Second Paoe