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CuNAkD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARB0B.
FROM NEW YORK.
Abyssinia.. Wed--Feb Is Parthia... We'd Mar. l9
SaIsST;: Mar Gass VA nsI
Steamers marked thus do NOT carry storage pas
DAY from New York.
RArss OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, $50, eloO, and SlSo
iFi st... e Pam. ss sod. aadiiian.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
sts.ssse tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
snd =. pSrss o. ETsops At lSwsst Issss Through
and Sn sSs and 70.
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pas
Green; for steersge passage, at No. III Broadway
i1 no1H Hn''" tHAs. @. FRANCKLYN. Agent.
A HCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
ZION or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland, eeHnk
France, Holland, belgium andthe Uniteds
' Cabin fare from NEW YORK to !. ~DON, LIv.
CRPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY, 80 aud S1s.
EXCURSION TICKETS, $40.
lntermedAie, $50; stssrase, $50; all payable in
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Country
purchase tickets at lowest rates. For further
particulars apply to the Agent, G. CAMMACK, il.
~ HESbERsoN BROTHERS.
mayH Bowling Green, New York.
NEW ExrREss Line VIA CANAL.
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA VA,
WASHING TON 4 GE RGEIUWN, %. z.
Sailing day from rier y, North wharves, PhilaAsl.
Rhis, WtpEkSDAf and sAfUR- 80
Prom So Wsier ssr.ss, esoresssy.,
D. O., TUESDAY r.as ATTYpHpHI. = Z. = n .:,c
AZ ms-F. A. RKiD, zlexsndfis, Va; VIZ =.
DE Co.,, Philadelphia, Pa. -, :. vs.
m fRCHANTD LINE OF sTBAnSHIPS.
WAsHINoTON AND NEW YORK.
Usrealssf the nne Stsamships Z o. KNIol1 and
y0HN0lBOON win make regular 0eokE ~00S1
trips between INV YORK, ALHxANs\
pkIA, WARRINGTON and aHQR0ll
TOWN, = follows:-IsesHe Mn y0Rk efo9 Ptes
- Ensf EyeFs every SATURpAY - -. n, LesSe
9IQRotT0NE every rHmA( Is 8 3. =, 81
ALExAIDklAth the same day - n1.
Tor ful tnformsti0n lDplY 70 -. Is. pI40A0
Agent, once and vhArff0ot 81 High nresh Geqree
town, tr q the cornse Of 1th 9rst ~ NV Iorh
ayenue. - - g -
isn'H J.w. THOMPSON. rrsalsss.
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DROCTIR q GAHBLED ~Liehs ef Dayn hr..1
II ADAMANTINB CANDLES,
Drices. Sold by
AGO.. DAVID sufS ,.,s = CO. "a
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
b. WI. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.


In virtue Of writ Of feri fscias or judgment Of
condemnation ssuei from the Clerks Office Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia. and 20
the auction store Of Nm. L. Wall & Co. on MON
DAY, the Sd day ot March next. ISIS, commencing
at clock a. m the following goods aud eaatiels
Looking Glass, lot window Curtains,
! Hair Mattress, lct CrockeTy Ware.
Marble-top Tables, " arirobe,
Mattresses, Bodstead, sofas, eock-rs.
Lot Boosters, 2 Cornices. Bureau. W alter.
2Chairs, Pitchers, and W ashstsnd.
Seized and levied upon the goods and chates OF
Laura Knight, will be sold to safety ution
ALExR SHARP. q s. MsrShsI n. {.
By WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
February Il, ISIS. lad
DY VIRTUE OF A DIED OF TRUST TO ME,
ID from VIM. D. Shepherd and wife, dated -
August Hb, l5a, Of record in Liber b, No. 4, -
folio Sb4 and 8, one Of the land records for Fair
fax county, state Of Virginia, and by the written
order Of the party owning the note secured thereby
shall cer public sale, In front Of the premises,
on MONDAY, the % day Of March next, e -
O'Clock two adjoining tracts OF land described in
five rods, more or less, situate and lying at falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va.
Terms Of sale: One hundred dollars IN hand on the
day of sale, and such other sum viii, with the
Slc, make one fourth OF the purchsss money In ten
days from the day Of SALE the residue in three equal
mphs With Interest fFon day Of sAle, TO be secured
BY the notee Of the purchAser and lien on the prop
efty sold. In the event Of the purchaser failing Il
comply with the terma Of sale, the lana 10 be rssod
fnd OLTvER n. sHEDD. Trustee.
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RYwA L. WALL & CO., Auctioaeers,
A. New Marble Building.
Nos. 500 aud 9O2 Fennsy ania avenue,

sI nSb MAKHaE s5 IH fDk
sns Mo sssE sh2 pwk hHp
ssS,sst,STi;b 4 lot OF MAcHfSEkY AND PES
-. On wE4SKsbAY, the sth day Of March.
Hess r :. the by p bsas % Of dumb o.
sitting g IN dB9snsrspcy the u5, UNI Assignee Of
The h0as WA & ProPy .a
keS :s n % =; the n9yth part Of L'
fifteen u.s., sixteen lsJ, seventeen 10 eishte.G
rs, nineteen lI9 and twenty 90, in Square num-
The improvements are large two-stcry Steam
Marble MIL. - b III feet, provided with steam
~ and fixtures necessary for saving and polishing
stone and marble, among which are i've gang saws
tocks drill pr..s sc ali in eampe,e prannins
order. The building is also provided with steam.
beating apparatus thronghout, and good supply Of
In addition to the nam building, there also q
cut,sris shop. with rubbing bed and large frame
The buildings are substantially erected Of stone
and wood and in addition to front Of about 2io feet
on street south and 3!foot alley il the rear III.
street There are neary >, c square feet in the lots
will also sell the two small houses and lat on street
opposite the mill designated as Lot s, in Sluars 5S
having front Of 81 feet on street by depth Of lS
Also, az the same time and place win seil slot
OF from mill, Consisting OF
hosting machine blocks, puileys, wheels, cid iron.
&c, &C.
Terms Of sale: On the mill property and fixtures.
including the shops and stable, credit will be given
ON IS e, bearing interest, payable quarterly at the
rate VI per cent. per alICn, until the 18Th OF De-
cehlber, 1874; ha the balance 10 be paid IN cash
the ratiea alton OF the sale. and the remainder IL
twelve mouths from the day OF sale, with six per
cent interest The credit payments 10 be secured BE-
deeds Of trust on the premises. deposit VI S5e
will be required az time of sale.
For the small houses and LOT IN square 500, one
third cash, and the balance IN six and twelve months
ufr reS. A deno oF Will he arsr
sale.
For the personal property ca twill Ne required.
Ali coayeysncing % be At purchasers cost.
NM. b. WEBB, tAs.igness in
JAS. FULLERT0S.f Bankruptcy
~ The above Il the most complete mill Of the Kind
in the District of Columbia, and offers . oppor
tunity for profitable business The sssignees will
receive offers for private sale TO March 5. 1875
and will take pleasure in communicating further in
ta8-eosv k.ifd VIM r. WALL, CO Aur.s
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No. 7s0 9Th street, between and II streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Two:sroRY
sLAUGHTERHOUsE on q STREET, BE.
TWEEN THIRD And EoTRTH sTkEETs
N By virtue Of deed Of trust TO Daniel L: Eaton
eS9and myself; dated October ., 1877, and duly re.
lane record. Of waehinetcn, d. c., win eel, At
public suction in frcnt Of the premises 70 the high
at O'Clock p. m, all Of lots numbered g. q 10, II,
-, IA and Is In numbered rs, IN the city OF
WashngtoE, D. O., together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms to be made known on the day Of sale: Q 100
deposit aceeptance Of bid. If the terms Of sale
not con Piled with within days sltcr sale,
the property viii be resod nj the risk and cost Of the
chaeerh cost.
GEoRGE ", sTICKNEY. Sur, living Trv>tes.
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AUCTION SA LES.

Rf LAfIhKR q oLkAsf,
- Auctione-rs and Real E-,sie n saes.,
CONES So. fss Sos saiil s.sss'
oHASoEk' sk kkkf FFSssEASLE InrN OWED
a b. ,irtse q sdecr-e q the sarreme Cat
al, No. ssss, Equity Dos W. wiz eel st pubic
is foi s 60 the the .ssis.rs s. q j., ~ -Tn
Tod ssttvi-icn q sqaAre No sc. tr 'nius Is f~el
be-, sS. to i, al siles Is. Gsi AMI S%foI..s.e
wei bs sSss' ssbs n sssS pu a1S ::
Terms; One, Of the purchase money in cash:
and the balance in eus instAlnicnts sd 4 ,nf ne
"rns f fni s fSs% IN % "a, ,Ss e. ' gsss
the purSsse within nse a az % h sS se
'ss ss s k ; ss .. s. ss d:
chaser Consequently ; !; 1S-' S z, esssssssr
fs.ssa. kki TiHsShFsS SSShsh T'1 s..,.
Is xnetisossrs and Real E.t.,. Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyiysni avenue and liza 81,
Star ofnoe Buildings.
IsMENsE STOCK OF foLpISG rR.Nsp,.
& GfAifs kk MI S hNP ceasS es
AMI wLLsoS. TIN FRAME Fri -GoIoREb
ktsFs 81 All fHs rth 6SF
FOR FAN STATE; aLsos WITH SAME.9f
fssfk, ssIfI 8, a., wITBH ss1sffs, eSkSTr
STATES Ffsss Al tg sikE S1 Wifi SAMki.
SSEEkST s ASp swWEl ,I " H {J hAN
LLANILRNs IRON; LkRGE hssoRTMKST
fuL CoLORs; GRANTAND WILSON BADGES
OF All STILES, A. g.. AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY and FRIDAY, February % and
Is snd SATURDAY and MONDAY, March snd
. iSS, morning AMI evening, commencing 1t To-
a m, and o'cIork r IN shall sell within our
good
weCsl especial attention 81 this sale as Tn. s,d.
are al fresh ana 81 recent designs.
LArINER 4 CLE.RY.
l-zd lkep,HeTCsp AuCtIcncar,.
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RAL1IMokE AND POTOMAC :,
II RAILROAD, ~
I,sRot cor. GA and 3 snssts, ". " kAS1R.zS

TEAMS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIyl AT
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
as q. u, Niagara Exp., 463 q. m, Western Exp. -,
daily. daily, except Sunday.
c3o an, Baltimore Nail, o.S a. m, Mail daily
70 % a. m Western Exp HOS a. m, Western END
daily, except Sunday. daily.
eH y. u, Baltimore Ac- SIS m, Pacific Express,
cOmmodstion, daily, ex- daily, except sunday
espf Sunday. lS:tc N. Accommodation,
py ,. N Cincinnati III daily.
PIessd daily, except sun los y m, Southern Ex-
IS n. Western E1p.. DAY. 0'''' excel - 'un'
daily.
Trains leaving " ashinsiOn At s:ss a M, and s:sS
, IN, connect 81 Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie lQ.33 O. :, and SIS D. m . arriving nj
u srlbOro' II. O m and l3 o. m
Trains arriving 81 W sehinstOn llNe O. m. and 5:N
. IL, connect at Bowie with trains leaving Maribo-
TO- SD o. m. and SIS D. m
Passengers leaving their orders af Ticket Ones,
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania snyenue aud
northwest Corner of sixth street and Pennsyly AHA
avenue, Can have their baggage called for and check
ID Il hotels and residences 70 all points North and
West. Through tickets to Cincinnnff, Oolumkua
Indians polls, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Oriesns
Caic AGO. Omaha san Francisco and All points norm
pOrth Get, west, and southwest
Z. L. DUBAREY, Gent SUIT
rs Young, Gent Passr Agent jyi-tf
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1870 GREAT 1910
1917 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1917
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
wEST.

INK GkkAT BOT BLE TRACK ROUTE,
With elegant scensry, Palace Stste-room day and
n xhf cars. with modern improvements
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
Sew York.
The bsS q. m. daily, except Sunday, northwest
IA p a. daily and 80 p m, except SUNDAY, West
HAkk toSNkc rIoSs
Tnrough from BALTIMORE TO NIAGARA And
PITTSBUEG without sharge.
Tickets By this route be procured the of3ees
cor Of 18th street and Pennsylxnia avenue, And
corner of 81 and Pennsy lvaniA avenue under
National Hotel, where reliable information win 10
siSen ~ all tinee.
Passengers prosurins tickets &C this once can
eeSaIs accommodations In Palace Cars for Pitts-
burg.
kp. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
nsrl5ty Baltimore, Md
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
" No. lOOl, Northwest corner lQth aud d street.

RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
BANKRUPTCY SALE OFvAcANr LOTS EAST
o. THE CAPITOL, IN SQUARES 5s3 AND
1109.
- Under decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
SoDistrict Of Columbia setting in bankruptcy, the
>Aundersigned assignees Of Vim. Bradley 4 Sons,
will sell at public auction, the premises, on MON
DAY, March 8, 1873, at 4 O'Clock p. m, Lots num-
numbered seven hundred and eighty Ave (7s5l the
map plan Of the city Of Washington, 9Th street
east, between A and north.
Also, immediately after the above, we viii sell.
the premises, lot sixteen u.s. IN square eleven hun
lefh streets east
Terms Of sale Onehaif cash; balance at the end Of
twelve months, with interest; credit payments TO be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold. A
deposit Of $50 on each lot will be required at the time
of sale. Convey encing at plrchaserp' cost.
JAS. FULLERTON, Bsnfrsptcy
jz5-eosw&dts W. L. WALL co Aucts.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
PHIA, AND NEW YORK .EXsSX

V'HROlGH LINZ BkTWEEN " :,
i WASHINGTON, PHILADEL- ~ - -
PHIA, AND NEW YORK HASAS
WASHINGTON, November s, 1871
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW fOKK
re run ~ follows:
FOR sew YORK, rttaont change Of cnrs
Leave daily (exeepf Sunday at sou o. M, Lou aud
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave ally except Sunday At a. m, Loo and $50
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $50 IN, and Philadelphia
ct n y.
sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
only.
Through tickets 60 Philadelphia, New York and
Boston be had AZ the Station Office at all hours
OF the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement see
&C hedule between W Arlington, Baltimore, AnnaDo-
Iis and the West.
l. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 8. KOONTZ. Agent. WashinRton. iel
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

AT
SHILLINGT0N'S BOOKSTORE.
Corner "a street and Pennsylvania avenue
An Open Question. By James De Mills
Robert Falconer. By George Macdonald. Cheap
Edition.
Passion in Taiters. By Annie Thomas
Bread, Cheese and Kisses. By Farjeon.
Man-WOman. By Alexaadre Dumas.
The Mysterious Guest. By Miss Eliza Dupuy
Lady Sweetapple By the author of an EveItful Life
Servant Girl of the Period. What Mr. and Mrs
Honeydew learned of Housekeeping
Two-fold Life. From the German OF Won Hellern
The Young Ladies' Journal; Monthly Panorama OF
Fashion
The Popular Science Monthly, No 10. All the back
numbers on hand
Beechw0od. By Rcbecca Ruter Springer
Tribune, Herald and World Almanacs for 1873
A large stock of BLANK BOOKS, PASS ROCKS
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS, NOTE PAPER
LETTER PAPER, end PLAYING CARDS, at the
very lowest prices. feb3-tr
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NJ yeyanring % be at pure hasers' cost
JAS FULLERTOS. BsnkTup,cT

- The above l. the most Omplete mill Of the Kind
in the District Of Columbia, and offers . oppor
tunity for prohsble business. The sssignees will
receive offers for private sale up TO March 5. 1885,
and will take pleasure in communicating further in
formation 10 parties wishing te purchase.
I25-eo3w 6itd VIM l.. WALL CO, Auc-s
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LEXAEDRIA q WASHING
"A TON r. Il. kSe
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG r. Z.

ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG 3. =.
Corsa Of B and StxtA Streets.
Local trains for Alexandria leave - foilows:--aOo
S8, II: u .. m, IS, .3.ss 6.02, Ills D. n
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as folloys:-
Ga, D, l023 m, lis -3:ls, 5:2s, 7:2S p m.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on wash
SnRtOa and Ohio Il. b.
0UAHz1CO Acconmods,iOn leaves Washington
IN o. q. Aaily, except Sunday.
GREAf SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond
leaves W asbington lo.A3 p daily, except Sunday
Through tickets 70 al points South and Southwest
for sale q; Oces, corner 18th street and Pennsyva-
MIA avenue, and 6th street and Pennsylvania
passengers leave orders for baggage to be
checked all hotels and residences through 70 desti
nation.
4 3. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jy1-tf
RlAL1IM0kE AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD, D.
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elT LATIMER q CLkAkf.
- Auctione-rs and Real Estate n nkes..
Southw cot corner Penn<y " avenue saA Al IT
Star once Duilds1g.
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RY b. II. WARMER,

- Resi- Estate Broker and Aur,isneer
No. 129 9TH street. between G. and H.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

II "a stitch 10 time saves nine" IL is eoaalv GER
tain that dose of healthy tonic like Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters taken at this uncle ment season of
the year may save many an UNPLEASANT twinOe A
dose. however, Is not sufficient The system shond
be thoroughly charged with this genial vegetahie
silmulant and lnVigorant, Commence taking n
with the commencement Of the atHlosph ric
changes which distinguish the winter from tho an
tumn. Thereby you will avoid those disturbances
Of the digestive and sec-etive organs and those
painful diseases CT the muscles and the nerves OF
sensation which often render the period of the year
which should be the lnerrest, a Gson OF penanre
and Dispute ude. The extraordinary yigor and
regularity which his exhilaratibg res oraii7e i'm
parts 10 the most impor ant 1uncttons OF the body
render 1t an invaluable remedy for ne V5us debiity
constipation sion, torpidity OF the liver and
intermit tent feTers, ~
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FuRTHl r REPORT OF To-DAYs PROCEEDINGS.

FURTHl r REPORT OF TO DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WEST CHESTER. Nov. 1.
o. F. Breeze. of Baltimore, general agent of
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York, was
sworn, and the Jury being taken out, the prose-
cution proposed to prove by the witness that the
life of W. s. Goss had been insured in several
companies to the amount of twenty five thousand
dollars and that Undertook testified in the suit
against the Mutual that Goss had been burned
death to by the destruction of store on the York
road, Baltimore county, and that Undertook
afterwards enticed Goss, alias Wilson, to Bain's
woods the place of the murder.
Pending Arguments the court adjourned till
affarnoon
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afternoon.

DEBT INCREASE FOR ooToBER-wHAT GEN. RfcHARD-
Son THINKS OF THE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.
The debt increase for October ia three million
and thirty-nine thousand dollars.
Col. Wood. commanding Fit. Richardson, in
Texas, in reporting attacks by the Indians on
the citizens, says; have never known the In-
dams in their raids in this section of country to
be SO numerous, desperate and persistent, as
they have been within the last four or five
weeks. An attack was made on the Central
Mail Station, Texas, Oct I'd, by party OF In
dians, but they were driven of.
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=. The The. dueking season opened TO-DAY at Havrs
Harriet Boechor Stowe read in West Cbester
en- Saturday night e'-ss'et
false tooth he POSSESSED 'N's
The Phoenix Company's shipments o. fin
ished iron average seventy tons daily the wear
around. 'eAi
Issac A. Hartman, of Chester county. Ina
gathered % bushels of Peerless potatoes from
bushels planted.
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We call attention TO our seidiitz Powders 40 un,.
Eersal3 popular everywhere. They are made up
fresn and pure, every few days and claim them to be
equal 10 any in the MARKET fully up TO the standsrd
10 De good they must be fresh aud pure, This Ia
our special claim, TO prove which they need only 10
be TILED. Don't Iorget the place to get them, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
and ITaata
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Barriers. comhs soaps, brushes, sponges, superior
lay ram, stirk poGatum, puts, powders and 6ar-
leI supplies GENERALLY, at very low prices HAIR
'olSa,le specially, always fresh and highly ner
uleh' barBers suapled ut wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington Ielawara
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TOTAL DLFEAT AND ROUTE OF THE cARI1srs.
MADRID, Nov /.
A dispatch has been received by Minister War
anear which announces the total defeat of the
Carlists under Instany by the National troops.
The insurgents were scattered and fed in all di
rections
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

N excellent and economical soap for the use of
5arHeEs or FOR the tOiet or bath room A large
LOCK received and supplied Wholesale aud retail 6y
L. BkINGHURST & CO., DruRgists
corner ski and Market sIreeta
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EsrABLIs.Eo oor. 18th, 1852.

On this 2st Anniver airy CT ny business career IN
wilmington, would accept tn, time as fitting 70
express my thanks to many nj Ids for their pair n
age thereby enabling ne to III d up a successful
upholstering business.
on the Hin of October, 1s72, l secured the large
WtltlRht q WererOoTs ia the NcTrell Building for
the purpose combining the huer furuitnren with
my uphp'sterng d;Ea meat, aud can say with
much pleasure tue enterp Is met with the approval
OF my Patrons In concluding this we deserved
card OF lhanks would cal attention TO my well az
sorted and selected seek Of fine Chamber Parlor.
and Library olitE, and sui II inspection
window decorations have been mad a spe,ialitv
IN the past I W months. Also shades for private
Lesl,ielCes aha $40 -, In May new tlnts, on the
Carpets made and laid, ard OF Clotf fitted BY ex.
pfIlehe d %orEmtn, and all wo-k guaranteed to
Very Respectfully,
GEO. q. MACAN.
22) AMI 2l2 Market Street.
outl ',smF wtt an 4)4 Shlpley Street.
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Pure English Yellow Mustard ground or grain
GholCs HaSorlng extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
re IN e8t otter auonds ext strawberry, etc All
OF the most celebrated max S, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front al d West stre-is
Wilmington
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The Philadelphia critics do not stint their
praise OF silvini The Bulletin says he "has
gifts which have not been bestowed upon .nv
ether liyng sctor.n
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II L II l. . NJ A.
AWARDED By TIE
American Institute,
To j. w. aIcAEE,
FOR
Introducing and FIutirg Machines,

=, ~ - Ingenious ana VIII me- he wants OF every
nRtTon in the land" ''
EXHIBITION OF Is12
'onh = SaVif; ksc. eeGg, f. A. Barnard, Pres
samuel d. 1iman. Corrcs pending Secy
NEW ! RE-, November 10 1871
This simple and ing nj us " 4, hiHe is an useful as
the sewing Mathiue, aud !, fast becoming pOpular
- "ork htng mucn more handsome, requiring less
time and not one tenih of the expense No ady,s
tnlet Is now complete without II. A Machine with
Illustrated circular ana III INSTRUCTIONS sent on re-
celpt Of sEoF finished n liver plate for 3475.
Address, THE NICK .E MANUFACTURING Co
S03 Broadway, New York
AGENTS WAITED
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

Rev 7. P. McColley of Milfoid had a sli,It
attack Of paralysis, last week.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

One on the best articles known for feeding infants
oolu ~ b. Q. SHOEMAKER,
Apohecaries,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

The London Spectator is impressed with the
importance OF Joseph Arch's mission to America
and Gays Lie fret report is likely to send the
agricultural !abor,rs out Of the south Of England
in thousaLds
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

Since Secretary Richardson adopted his specie
policy it is now newly declared that there's .
silver lining to every eloul-thoush 50 apiece
don't line very fast
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-03

Pratts Astral OIL, sold wholesale to grocers deal.
ers and country ku pc e. at wholesale rates in
and gall cans OF by barrel, by
c. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware
FrcLt auh West streets VIII Del