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The Trouble with spain.

Tie outlook in regard to our difficulties with
Spain lie somewhat mere pacific to-day, though
II carrot be said that there has been any real
Improvement in the condition of affairs. 1t re-
mains TO be seen whether the CASTELAR, govern
ment will gain or lose strength under the pres
sure of impending war with this country.
CASTELAR, has succeeded in dispensing the mob
that gathered about Sickles' residence, but
does this mean that he is able to carry with him
the representative part of the Spanish people?
When the crucial test comes of making repara-
ton for the Nirginius outrage. Will he not find
himself confronted by more formi-
dable representation of. Spanish senti-
ment than the rabble of Madrid? II
Is satisfactory to note that our government,
while still hopeful OF pacific settlement of the
difficulties, is sparing no effort to be ready for
the contrary emergency. This is really the true
peace policy. We are all the more likely to have
our just demands conceded If we can show our
selves able to enforce them If refused Mean
time the expressions of feeling from all parts OF
the country, North, South, East and West, show
that there never was an issue upon which the
whole American people were so nearly a unit as
in the demand that the Santiago outrages shall
be redressed. The SINE indications make il
certain that the government can get all the vol
unteers wanted, to sustain our national honor, at
the shortest notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-22

ENOR SALE-A beautiful three story BRICK a
L southeast corner Of Rhode Island avenue ana
Columbia street A most desirable corner pro perty,
EHOR SALE-A fine three-story BRICK HOUSE
u with every modern onvenience; on south side
Massechus It's avenue, between l0 aud 18th streets
Board Of Public Works. Elk. WILSON,
BovlS-G fRep1. S1l 7th street.
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FsTHE ISSUE OF THE SUNDAY MORN
Wy ING GAZETTE
WILL BE GRAND NJNRFR tn MORpoy

q
With varied and interesting contents, there will be
tart siinsio9 to the Cuban Bsrbarities," tax ng
narrative Il Tee-total Wedding, :" say something
t,rseiy refer t. Fired. Douglass" and "Old John
Ia, Ireland tart gossip from "South Washing
ton and "Al About Town." ali OF which, with
choice "OTig inal Poetry latest Locals sensa
tonal and delightful selections, will make "The
Gbzette tomorrow an exceedingly lively paper
so, Gear reader, be sure to this Sunday Morn
ing Gazette tomorrow. We reiteTate our former
earnest advic. to business friends, that in view
OF the approaching Ho idays thew should uss the
columns OF the Sunday Morning Gazstte. which is
ACKNOWLEDGED to be the very best advertising me
dium.
~Advertisements received ND to twelve II p
O'Clock every SATURDAY NIGHT. It.
nITHE NEW HAMLIHE METHoDIsT
Wy EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner 9Th and p
streets northwest be dedicated 20 the WOrshi Of
GOD on SATURDAY and SUNDAY, the 27i and
20 OF the prest mt month. All cordially invited
to attend the services.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Saiprdog-Preaching at 5 D. m. by Rev THos
" ARD, Cf Baltimore. Reunion Loyefeast az ~ D
m. -
Skhddy-Preaching at ii a. m. by BISHOP An.
nREWs followed by the ususal Dedcatory Exercise
preaching at 5 D M. BY BISHOP ANDREWS. Preach
ing az IA D.. m. by Rev. B. L. IvEs, u. ID.
BISHOP ANDREWS will be present AMI participate
in the exercises,
The choir viii be assisted by musical talent from
sister churches. noy2O ~
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."H0f sODA,''
n'LsuBs DRUG STORE,
1879 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
noy3-tr Above wiIiards.


~ TO LADIES.
~ How sad II Is To youngW lie, mother
Of family, who requires all her physical strength
10 fuIn her household daties, and all her moral
pacfties to scc-pt the responsibility which falls upon
her, 20 zee her Prosirstet,t OsiIg every day her
why bat yet suferinG enouzht be utterly misera-
tlel This state Of weakness and debility 10 more
fatal 10 her than 0 spell 81 sickness, for In
ttAf case she will receive the yrorsr - IN the
othe she will finger months sfter months, not think
nature sxhausted. gives oat, and she Q carried TO
the grave, when . little precantion IN Iroyef uns
en- 20 cure, nrthing can compare With the L0Ho-
LIFE BIrfERs Of On. 4. Q. bHBI8AM Tney
Dyspepsia. cosfiveness, bilisusnes. heodacnes,
morning siskness, and eompieilss 1sSmnnnsz -
gtsts, ere, In Consequence Of their virtue and
e9feseols taste, the medicine pw sxessssne io'
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rs oET5cEn 9PORLEss EXOAvATINe

1885 FSrREEr, October q, 1873.
Locked Boxes for reception Of orders for Scay.
Snser service will be found at the following places
STATION house, corner Of High street and Uansl
6eoIgctoWDi GeoTgetOwa Market house, corner OF
bflose and Potomac streets, A. B. Taylor's store
corner OF Twentieth aid streets northwest: John
Iynans store, corner of Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; j. II. Green's store, 1920 fourteenth
sireeI, corner OF Samson street northwest; q 81
Glars store, corner Of Fourteenth and v streets
northwest; SECOND precinct Station house, Seventh
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket, 81 the Scale house, Seventh street, between
and z northwest; Hefernan's store, corner Of
Iweifth and D streets northwest; Sixth precinct
station. house, of Ninth and ST. eets north
west Mrs koehler ssore, corner Eou tn street and
rev YORK avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
n-house, corner of First and streets northwest
temperance Commercial Bureau, goa Penpsylys-
MA avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
Ifset AND fennsyly ania avenue northwest; Central
Gnarihouse, Louisiana avenue, bet ween Niath and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs' store, corner
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; L. A
WOOD store, srner Ninth and streets southeast:
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolina ave
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets southeast; d
Christofani Bro store, corner First and streets
southeast; George Bsssstts store, corner second
ana an. streets northeast Eastern mark house. Gap
toI Hill store corner Ninth and streets
northeast; NJ. Kegan's store, corner Second and ri
streets northeast; Walker Bro. 3, corner Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; FIRST pre-
cinct station. house, corner Sixth and streets
southwest; store corner and Hour-and- 3 half
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above.
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The war rumors were discussed yesterday in
the gold-r0om. and used with advantage 70
mark ct IN which those who are sslong'' of gold
can sell. The theory OF those who put up gold
On every waTlike dispatch is, that war with
Spain would mean more iegal-tender notes
The best opinion on this subject il that If there
Is TO be war, the means for defraying our ex-
penses will be raised by the sale OF bonds rather
than the issue OF irredeemable paper, and that
while the circulation would not De increased the
amount of securities would he.
o-
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, November - Virginia a., copsoIi
dated "a Virginia 6's, coupons, old 30; West Wiz.
giuta's. i'd tO-day. - -
BALTIMORE, November 22-Cotton hrn-Iow
n,iodiirgs, Hzd5. Flour hctive and nrm with an
dNahcing tendency; prices UNCHANGED. Wheat &C
i've ard firm; prices unchanged. C1rn Quiet-white
auiherp, IO(dI2; yellow southern, 63 new south-rp
toao5; mixed western, IS Oats steady-s0uthern,
fogol western mixed. EdE; do. white, asa o. Rye
- soy and unchanged. Provisions qu.et aud nm
shsngtd Western butter steady. C5ff-e unch anged;
70 Hay nnehanged Sugar unchanged
NEW YORK, November G.-S.Dcks active and
irresullr. GOld, los. Money, bid. Exchange,
lonk, - snort, 81. governments strong.
Nav YOBK, November 22-Flour advancing.
wheat yer1 hrm. Corn shate Fl, mer.
LONDON. November y, 1870 p. m.-Cnnsols, for
oney, a7s; for account, So Bonds VI 1855, old 49,
lS1, 9S5z; new hves, 9lX Erie, s..
LONDON, November %, $50 m.--The rate Of dis
count in open market for three months bills is 6
PARIS, November 2 -Rsntes rs francs, 40 cen
LONDON, Novembe, n, $50 D m.-Ths amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
PASS, November 2a-Rsn,es IS francs IS cen.
times. w.
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nishing Of dwellings. Designs and estimates fur
nshed when desired, and the character of all work
guaranteed TO give satisfaction, botn style and
workmanship. novS-tf
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nLD STYLE SILK HATS REMODELED TO
~ 20 70. present fashionable style Also, best n
BREsNAN's Hat Factory. 1Oll 3 stree"
northwest. P. S.-HOLlDAY style Block Just re.
celved, noy17- I'm
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For Two Days Only!

TUESDAY ana Wednesday, Nov. % and 90
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N BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,a:
Al " washington, the 10Th day of November, A D.
1873, the undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
Rnintment as assignee Of z. n. p. KING SON, of
Washington, d. o., who have been adjudged bank
rup;s upon Their own petition by the Supreme Court
novelist THOMAS HYDE, Assignee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
GemNrOua.

II ls not every diseoVerer who is willing to
give the fruits Of his stady and experience to
the world without remuneration; but now and
then we do ind balsfactor to his race, who,
throwing aside all se.6sh motives and inspired
BY love for his fellows, bestOws upon his race
boon Of lncaleulshle Y4lQa. . g6ntleWAp Of
UIheiHnitl deserVes the highest praise for his
conduct In this connection. He lately sent the
following communication TO paper In that
city; "My youngest boy, three years old, play
fpIly put button up his nOZe, and after tTlng
70 axstEact It with Instruments aud falling, /
then placed my finger on the ehllds Noze Opist
to the buting and my mouth to the mouth Of
the buting came out Of his N0Ze." He might
have kent this priceless discovery 70 himself,
and pat0htad is, had he been less q philan-
thrOpist, and gone about the world blowing
'sbuflngs out OF Ohilds NOzes" for money, but
he ReneRously Fefralned, threw aside the for
tnne that awaited him, and became Q benefae
tor Of his speeles.- WdShiRgt0R Chronicle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
PFeSbyaerIan Clergy man AtldreSaes GhS
SOns OTSt. Patrick.

Among thousand Of orators who IN various
regions have borne an hOnored part in the
celebration Of st. PATRICK 9 anniyersarV none
mas expressed better sentiments than Deacon
RICHARD SMITH, OF Cincinnati, who address
SEQ the friendly Sons of Sc. Patrick in the city
which ne 50 tr3ly adorns. Although Deacon
hIcHARDSMTTH, himself an Irishmen by birth,
- not merely a member but an officer Of a
fres0yterian church, while most Of the Friend
ly sons are Catholics, we take pleasure in saw
ing that MS speech was not only creditable to
that character for true goodness which he has
established for himself wherever his name is
known, but was also cordially received by
those who listened to him. Denying that he
was an OFa1geman, he advocated the right
OF every citizen to vote as he peases; and he
also declared that in this country, where all
sectS are equal before the law, there Is no
place for politico-relgious party. Then,
speaking in behalf Of his own profession, he
put up ferVent prayer that the editors, of
the newspapers may grow IN wisdom and
practlce charity. 1.-The man who controls Q
newspaper" he exclaimed, "has no right tC
attack un1ustly the character or wounC
unnecessarily the feelings of another The
press should be managed In the interest of tht
people, and its constant aim should be to ele-
yate society. In dealing with pnblic men aut
public measures there should ba jurdicia
Fairness rather than partisan bitterness. SucI
course would not only elevate society but
would elevate the press also, and thus tina
which has become the great educator Of tn
people would be more worthy than it Is of it
great vocation"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
ARUREY HIVE,

When John Roach suspended building ships in
New York and talked of coming to Chester to
commence operations again, it it Wss the common
remark, that IS = business man he was Of small
Calibre aud not likely to inauyurAts success any
where. His operations since have, so far, gone to
prove that he was not properly estimated by his
SollOws in tho same line Of trade His yard now
at Chester must present busy scene, il all the
work Is bsing done that is recorded in the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Press
"ThS Collins, truly magnificent steamship,
which is to run between A pinWAll and San Fran
SlSso, will be finished in June Extreme length
sI2 feel. Beam, 20 feet depth from spar deck,
3OA feet. Tonnage, 2,425. Mean draft, lS feet.
Two powerful steamers are being built for the
PaeIfe Nail steamship Company, to be used in
the China trade. They belong 10 the largest class
Of vessels, their length being 42l. and a tonnage
OF 1000. Every care is being taken to make these
vessels surpaa9 any now in use in the Oriental
trade; also, two others for the same company
which are 260 feet in length. Two steam srs
which are rapidly approaching completion, bull
tot g: II. N1lorys Texas lina arc respectively
"a and 2j0 feet long. Also, two Tor the Reading
RAILROAD Company, 100 aud 2lS feet in length. r.
A V0ssl for Dlckerson's line OF POI feet aud fer
~ boat length, 1872 feet, beam, 81 feet, for tn,
Erie Railroad Company, to ply on the North riv
or There are many other vessels OF smaller dI
mensions, which we will not occupy space In des
snbing; suffice to say, that Mr.. John Roach ha
SeEEaiEly sHoqgh contracts on hand to occupy hi
sntirs force for gore than year 10 cOWs"
This ought to be encouraging news to Whining
ton iron ship builders With eleven large iror
StsamSrs on hand, and ''many other vessels 9
smaller di4eRtiOns," we should Judge that JOhl
ROaeh would MT BE- likely to bo in the way OF an
enc WantiDg contract to build snail slooP c
war for the Uaited States Government.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
ALeason TO Paranta.

The Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday, auuding
to an advertisement that appeared in that journal
a few days ago, which stated that "a young man
was wanted in a Railroad Office says "there
were nine hundred and eighty:f fpe applications
left at that office for the advertiser and adds
There is no social error more prevalent. and
but few that ara more lamsntablo, than that OF
the fond, indulgent mothers and short-siehted
tathsrs, who allow their boys to grow up with no
other business, trade or occupation than what
they PICK up in the way OF "clerking' about
oficOS and stores. All such parents or guardians
can zee from the number of applications for one
clsrkship sent to one advertiser in one dav fair
indication OF the number Of clerks or persons who
desire to be clerks, who are vainly seeking en-
ploymont in that capasity There is n fearful az
cess Of young men, aud indeed of men of mature
age, who desire to go into offices or stores to write
OF to "do anything" IS some Of them express IT,
W hen such persons get out OF employment thew
generally have long and weary waits-month
after month and year after year-be.ore theV ca n
get other places, for the reason indicated in the
above hgures-therO are Q thousand persons at
hand 70 hu any one vacancy that occurs. No one
should bring up boy SO that his only or chie
quAhheation for useful employment In his man
hood is his fitness 70 act as clerk, book-keeper OF
attendant in an ofice or store. mine times Out
OF ten" the boys and men 50 ught up lead live
OF disappointment aud penury.
1t may be added that another cause of the sur
plus OF clerks" may be traced to the fact that th'
sisters OF boys have aspired to SUCH positions anC
tnEning their backs upon the kitchen, propose t,
do what was formerly mems work, for lowe
wages, and in Philadelphia alone many Thousand d
OF girls are employed where none but boys form
erly were engaged. The consequence is that til
young men are idle whilo housekeepers are CON
PEELED to send to Europe and import 'helP" fc
h' kitchen. This may be progress, but whethe
Il is Improvement or not, will have to be asce
Alned when the girls who are now ''clerks" pr,
gross so tar In lfe's journey asitO beome wives
VIII they then be competent to the duties tbs
rghtfully devove upon women:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

THE NEW JERSEY GENERAL RAILROAD
LAw.-Che General Railroad law, which pas
sed the Senate Of New Jersey, provides that
ANY numbor Of persons, not less than fifteen
may organize and make articles of association,
which shall specify the route of the road. capi,
tai stock (Which must at least $50 900 per
mile), names Of officers, &c. These articles
shall be filed with the Secretary of State, but
shall not be recorded until affidavit Is made
that at least $40, 900 in cash mas been paid in
for every mile OF road. When all the stock
has been subscribed, and 80 per cent paid in,
the company shall have all the powers Of any
railroad corporation created by special act -
The usual powers as to condemnation Of land,
&c. ,are given, The building Of the road musi
be commenced within six months, and the road
completed within two years, IL less than fifty
miles long; il over fifty miles, an additional
six months time is allowed for every twenty
kmiles. A majority OF the directors must bt
residents Of New Jersey
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

DlssenslOn Il reported In the AOiOc camp.
It Is said that Captain Jack has been threat
ened with death should ho consent 10 give up
the six Indians who are indicted AT tue
bT homes 10 bring tha Modocs to terms by -
s7stbm eR O0mmpgassl0n" and the exhibition
81 force suflcloht 10 convince them Of the
hOpelessness OF resistance. fs.ff el-
Further returns Ofths local option elections,
in PsnnsylVania, show that Allegheny, BaRk4
Bueks Carbon, LabanOa, Montgomery and
Norshamplon counties have voted for llee0a1
by large mAioritisA Chester, pslayaFs and
! Moaaour oOantiss have yOtsd OgAinlt lieanaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

How Q great business can decay Is exempli-
hed in the case Of Nantucket. ThiESg -Veana
agO the Island sent nearly hundred Whalers
fine, large ships-lntO the Pacific Ocean
Now the "R. l.. BarStOw"-the last vessel in
the whaling business bearing the name OF
Nantucket on her stern-hRs been sold at Cal
lao.
The small pOx is committing terrible raw
ages In San PetO county, Utah. 1t is also in.
creasing in Salt lake City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
PERSONAL.

oEHAToR CAssERLY us ed to be an editor.
IHE death Of WI liam Grange, Turkish
consul at Baltimore, is announced.
IHE Oldest journalist in New Jersey is
Judge Mar, OF Trenton -
JAY GOULD wants $50, 900, 900 to enable him
to retire in comfort Modest mani
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

RoR RuRORE.--Hhe tlda of European travel has
barun early thls season. NstWlthstandlng the e.
anlnoctlal gale and the warning Signals OF the
weather bnraau, tharo were four steamers, with
larre passenger lists, leaving New York saturday
IN Rirobe The departures were the Baltic for
Liverpool the Mosell for Bremen and Sonthamp-
ton, The VILE de Paris for HaYTe and The Austral'
IA Tor Glasgow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

PRoBABIR IMPEAcHMENT OF THa COVER
NOR or FLORIDA.-A dispatch TO the New
nav Governor % Ri0Tlda has opening set at
Hs6nancS the act prohibiting the Governor
from appointing 10 once al sRtSrHltn, any par
Son Who had been nominated for such ONCE
and rejected By the Senate, and that he will
probable be lmpeaehed the next session Of
hO aQialatuFe,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

DEMOLITION or AN UNI NfsHED MONITOR
The Philadelphia Press, In q notice Of affaiEs
at the Navy Yard, says:
A large force OF Workmen will begin to de-
mOlish the unfinished ram Nebraska, which Is
rOttlng on the stocks In the lower ship house.
This vessel was Intended to be double tpTret-
ed monitor Of powerful ealihFe. end Sd SON
structed astoEpP pR shallow rivers and South
cru bayous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
GAZETTE.
To Subscribers.

Those who remove on ths 25lh should let us
know where they remove from and where thew
remove to, 20 that the paper may be stopped at
the old residence and ssnt 10 the new.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
CaIdweII's Gaze.

Inc Radical friends of Senator Caldwell are
now anEiously urging him to resign and save
them the necessity of expeIling him from tbs Sen
aee' and their party the stigma of such an act
The case has become too glaring for even Radical
endurance
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
90tifts.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY
BOArD OF puBLTC EDrCATIOy

BOAfD OF PUBLIC EDCcATION,
IlmingtOn, Del, March "a. 1873.
An election for members Of the Board Of Public
EDUCATION Of the city Of Wilmington will be held on
SAIO kDAY, April 9Th, 1873 in each of the wards OF
the city Polls open at o'clock p. m. closing at
seven o'clock p, m.
Inc members to be elected and the places for hold
ing the election are as fOllOWs
FlkSI w ARD-One member for three YEAR,. Polls
SenOol n0uss No b. Second and Washington Sts
SECOHD W WARp-One member for three years. Polls
tsitOn House, Second and Walnut streets
,, IHTRn MARn-Ons member for three years Polls
" ater Witch Ene inc House Shipley street between
II. h and Sixth streets.
FOCRTH WARD-One member for three years one
member Tor two years. Polls City Halt
FIFTH ARD One member for one year. one Ineu-
per loF Two years; one member for three years Polls
. xtn aud orange streets. Grifith's Flour Store
oiSTH WARD-One member for two years one mem .
Per i9t three years Polls, Seventh street near Pop
lar, George Mag7T's Coal Ohiee
SEt ENLH AED One member for two years; one
meinoer Tor three years Polls. Public School No 2
Eleventh and Washington streets
- EIGHTH WARD-One member for thraa vaaru paIIs
Pu0hc School No. y, Tenth and King streets
Ninth WARD -One member for two years. one
dever avenue.
School House No To- ~
BY order Of the Board. j. L. KILLGoRE.
l N3A%a-A-b Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
DIED.

On tina 22d inst, in the sew.
eRV ,hTst year Of her age, Harriet B.. wife o
Charles Tatman. Of Odessa, Del.
Funeral on Fourth day, the 10th inst at > o'elOeh
o.. m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
SIX Cents Reward.
mn THE PIIRIIc

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Con-
Paay have completed aFrang sm0nls TO carry Money
Packages and kGpress Matter 70 and iron all D0inta
on the line Of their road and Wet Chester.
Also to all points on the PhiladslDhia and Read
ing and CataWiSsa Railroads, including RsadinR
Allentown, COlum bia HARRISBURG, LaneasteF DOWn-
ingtOWn, Mahonsy City. Mt. Carnsl. NOrrist5Wn.
POttsVille, &c.
For farther inform alton apply e. the Depot cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets WilmingtOn.
Express natter sent ~ Rranklia TSlagrlDh o9ce
No. W est Third street or % their Dapot, Front
and Madison. or orders lsA With MeM allen 4 Seal
delivering agents, Will receive prompt attsgtiOn.
c. STOLZ
sOG-H Gent SuDt ". &. R. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
HORSE SMOEING.

NJ hnsiness At No l0l RAst fifth street. lately
enpiea by his father. NOae bat hFss class work
nan will be employed. and entire aAtisiaotio0 guar
anteed to all who may favor him With their pa
tYonage, which Il respectfully goliei1sd.
naF19-dlm RICHARD WISDOM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24

Lon RENTING lARsA AcaMnesAfng Rooms 49,
Il In the third stol II The SAyillo Bald
ing, for society meetinas o. fer liRht manu-
t1tlgTiag. ARply 20 ALEX. s1VILLE. l
fSh-u 6l2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-24
HOR SALE.

IIt06 REN1.-P0lasNiAl Given ImmOdiaG Sly-
- khe Ans0ieaa Hall 90 Anta-FoO@ IN QaR elle.s
W0FkiAgasns Ihstilata.s TIE premises q, ad-
miFably adaRted to Societies, Musical or Khsrssy
Associations. foI fSat and further DaFtieii AaFs
apPly % DIR. CURTIS. TO8 French sired, " 10
OR. CAMERON, 2l0 AArkst street. d l6-1.