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n higher rank than captain. The heroes
of that day were content with that title
Thcy did not seek to emulate tho CN-
ample Of monli chical governments. or he
lcyo tnat mere rank conferred disuuc-
ton.
Prior TO 1sC2 the very ni>i grade known
IN the American service was that of flag
officer. lie was the senior in command,
ana wherever Ire went that name nssimi-
lated to the highest he mot, just as an
American Minister stands upon an equal
footing with "a duke in the diplomatic
service. Every foreign admiral was glad
TO respect this flag officer aud to honor the
flag he carried. His pay was $500 Il year.
In 1852, tho titles OF commodore and
rcar-admiIal were created. In 1854 n
vice-admiral was introduced, and in 1865
an admiral Tho pay rose with the new
ranks, and now the admiral receives
$4,000 salary; tho vice-admiral, $1,000;
the rcar-admral, t7,OO0; the commodore,
5000; aud the captain, $500. All sub
ordinates have bccu relatively increased.
iuIcr the law an admiral Is retired at
siXty-two, 90 that the crop IL increasing
fcariully every year, for sixty officers on
IN average are added to tic existing
stock Nv the graduates from tho Naval
Academy, aud this, too, while the whole
navy CONSISTS OF only 5000 scnmcn. In
1St2 tho total number OF udmiials, nc
tive and retired, was thirteen. Ten years
after, in ISL, this number had increased
70 forty. LII 1852 there were thirty five
commod0rcs, and in ls1i Tho number had
IL. 4 .F 80
tinucs all through.
In tho army, whom an officer is retired
on n fixed pay Il is never increased. II as u
general he gets n generals pay; If as II
captain, lie receives captains pay.
There is no promotion for him. In the
navy the case is reversed. A mdsliipman
may be retired in that rank aud rise 10 bc
nm admiral aftcrward. The Navy Register
of last year shows that eleven rear-admirsls
were retired as captains W ith pay Of 81 COO.
six of them were assigned to duty rs rear
admirals ana received 5000 each instead
OF Sl.GO0. Seventeen commodorcs were
retired as captains, and several OF them
were assigned TO duty at - zoo inst cad of
S1,JO0. Ia ISL, while Congress was sitting,
there werc ten admirals nine commodorcs.
and cighty-two other officers, drawing
large pay at the mighty seaport Of WASH
in-tou city!
These are only sOnc OF the minor abuses
Of rotten system which has grown into
vast proportions since the ora Of Grant
ism. They are ia keeping with the eXtruv-
aSiucr, vcnality, fraud, pcculatior, and
roeucry that are visible to the naked eye in
every part OF this corrupt Administration.
FNorbitant expenditures have been main
tanned by thcphrty in power, because they
furnish thr means of plund II and the
money Tor sub-iIiling the press, buying
conventions, nni pcn.iouing politicians.
Til D. TIE pllu truth iu u nutshell.
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ror no noe,c'muod,tono Of uptown residents aGver.
rscinor' fnr rur srV viii be vel AZ 1ur rr.uatf
rotcsot th' un town Advertisement offices, i-2 wcst
Thirty .sc,ord street Junction Of broadway and sixth
avenue ani 3u~ West Twcnty.,tiri street. opposite
Grand Crcra House. from = 4 VI. TO !3OP. ". Also,
for rcsd.n mt - Harlem and vicinity, al 1855 Fourth
svcuuc, between 80 and iqrh streets. vest side.
from A. N. to = =. NJ, and on Sundays from 70 q
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"Thc Constitution says that nil trials shall
tc by iurr, aud the accused IL entitled. not 10
be first convicted by u court nd ghcu to be nc-
Guittcd Nv iurN, hut 10 be- couyictrd or Rc-
au,ued ~ TIE FIW~T INSTANCE by
LrI."- SAMUEL BL.IcmoEp.
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Cn IN the - mlllly comments lhus

In Michigan Il commission has been revis-
ing the Constitution Of that state, and next year
the people will bo called on to accept or reject
their work 10y vote. Tho amended Constitution
forhIds the state, Its counties, cities, and town
ships from lending or giving their credit to rail
roads or other corporations, n provision which
is likely to meet with favor In tho present state
Of feeling about railroads In the Western States.
1t also provides that Senators shall serve Tor four
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Mr.. John Murphy drove Joe Elliott, the re-
no"ned trotter owned by Mr.. Robert Bonuer, over
Prospect Park last week quarter In ~ seconds making
the han mile In ldb: lie then drove full mile his
ease IN Alsh On the same day he Iogged POeahUpLas
~ al exercising gait IN 2.lg4,
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\ n'ack Man WAN. to SEQ the Black CrooA

slR: They say the colorcd people have the
same rghf IN 20 INTO any public place of amusement
that the whites have. Mhy not lo the colorrd man
~ nNihlos Garden lfhs Ncc hacE be lsnuch ceanT
tRh some OF hose boy iNat rtN l tutrt ~ otAer
II. hi' lnt 1Nn HHHt .u' Nas Ttftd for all. L.
to.oltd Muu u't take bros ryc view ofitY
j .1Dsu 4
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ro,icc Captain who should be cro,c

= rolicC Captain who should be Ero,r.
on IN. tl,irl of tbf. month. whom tbc ro-
i,cofi,nts attached to the Fldridre street
s4,li.r wont +, dry .l,ir nav thov yore
invited into tl,a -,,..,,'s sittinc room. where
r,,. mo, o,,o ,f,r-ur,v D,vts , Cu.tor,
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years, one half 20 DO elected every two years
and that an annual tax Of three hundred dollars
shall be imposed on liquor dealers, the money
10 be given to the poor.
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Totol for three years Of war footing g...-,tl23dlA
ono of the direct causes for the increase
Of these annual expenditures is the inn
m"uso personnel of the navy, and the cost
ly grades which have been created in the
Inst ten years. In the war of 1872 when
III" hest laurels were won, no officer held
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In the November number Of the Galaxy
Secretary WILLIS has a second paper upon the
memorial address of CHAiuLLs FRANCis ADAMS
on the late Secretary SEwAt,D, In which he deals
mercllessly with the assumption Of Mr. ADAMS
that during the war the Secretary of State
was tho guiding spirit of tho Administration,
President Ll>CutN being a mere ngurehead,
whose deficiencies were only concealed from
public view by the genius and tact Of the real
head Of the Government. The venerable Sec
Rotary presses his attack vigorouslv and evident
" carries altogether too many guns for tho
ex-Minister Of England. lie shows that Mr..
ADAMS not only failed to comprehend the char
acter and abilities of President LINCOLN, but
that his Information regarding the actual
history OF affairs In Washington during the most
critical period Of the nations existence was
exceedingly limited and snguurly inaccurate.
Mr.. ADAMS in his address spoke OF President
LINCoLS "a n man who knew absolutely nothing
In respect to foreign relations. In regard to this
Mr.. WELLS SAYS:
without spcci'yrg rar'i ulars on these matters,
toiay go rgnt an4 n t9I 20 dcsiiin,,r cSt
correct views ~ The very commencement OF t,e AZ AZ
s,cr,tuy oi STATE. 9ho was - ~, :, md ~ oi Mr
81 tfc tc,teo, Of State To- Mr Rpasa. WHO wa. ten
our MtIistrr at luutuu, iU LINCOLN touh the tu. ~
cuucbcd, modin,d AMI with his own baud expurratol
corrected and m ptoved u. and changed ts charac er
u 6'. w.. aadrS,,,d 70 VI Apias. and is ow prda
fofin. wiH he Sarroct,ri rn mnroyemcnis of iihs
ircsm.rt. Mr AuAre ~ f,uotlcss unaware that thc
our foreign relations, was suhs utaiS the gutH or -
mu ~ & n't ue'.Is 10 a.a Jag sow ,n, cnott oy
of national rOhc-rnmcnt'
An unfortunate result Of Mr. Ap,Ns's dispar-
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In the Philadelphia papers OF last week
we hud these items. In the Common Council
VIC read
"Nr p,npsrFy submitted an ordinance dcsicroting
money. Agreed to yeas a., nays T."
Then in tho Select Council:
Ti's from me Common Council were cons. s.rd.
"A nul uM.lug me Peoples Bans d,posl. Ory ~
The ~ lr usur.r Was fnorlushy discussed,
Nc. SAIrH moved that tlr ordinance hV referred 10
the Finance committee. hut hFtrt' in YtnN u.l l
"Alr sPtNCr moved - r'ttrl 20 g." Commute 60
Ncr fl the fh Accoults Of the Clty reatuitr. Not
'At- sNiiurl 'rod lc fuiloslng ar.cudmcn' 20 tte
Din lrufitrg thr lnut he lUtfuff ~ WITH mo- more
than l5U0 un deposit whlc the oh g.. nave les than
s1nJh Not agreed 10 yeas 6, naysls The ora nance
Was ihru a.Tt'd to.'
Cn this the PrcsS mildly comments thus:
An ordinance design ting the PEOPLES Bank ss ONE
ppsscd both bfalchts tt touucus yesterday
Aud the Public Lsdgcr whose editor would
not deposit lye hundred dollars Of hs own
money in tho Peoples Bank, hns an editorial
on "lhe Claims Of Geography" OF course,
| Mayor STOKEiuy, who Is OF the Ring, will sign
| the ordinance, and every dollar of the city
| money viii be drawn from it, present de-
| posltores and placed in tho hands OF EvANs's
! chum, WILLIAM H. kEMLEl Aud there is uo
newspaper In Philadelphia which dages s.y
word against It
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DiTtct W Colurefn, County of Washington, s.-I,
Ncnoas Anlan, notary public In ami Tor the county
Aforesaid IN me SAID pstrct, do hereby certify that M
- Cooke ana Laura s. IL. Cooke, hn Nife party to a
errtan deed bearing date on the eleventh day OF Janu
airy, A. ~ 1911, and hereto annexed personally Ap-
reared before me In the county AfOresad the said n
ID 'Hose And Laura 4, ii. Cooke, his wife beng per.
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Many correspondents arc informed That
an general and local election day % thl- TAT,
arc LEGAL d lI1avs.
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INTERESTING DOCUMENTS.
HERECORDS OFHENETD. COOKIES
TEOPLRIH.

Some Heavy Transaciions In real Estate
TIE lannon's Trust Deeds Nbcnand low
they were Recorded.
Correspondence Of The sun.
wAsnINoToN, oct. 22.-I have copied
from the official records IA this city three docu-
Wcnts which arc OF public interest at this time.
Tho FIRST is deed executed June 13, 1861, and
recorded July . in the same year, by which j.
Carter O'Nea conveys to WIN. q. Morcbcad OF
Philadelphia, in consideration of the sum Of
$1,000, " all that lot or parcel OF ground living
and being in Thomas Beall's addition To George
town, commonly known by the name OF Peters
Grove. being part OF tract Of land called Rock
Dunbarton, together with all AMI singular tho
buildings and improvements thereon, to hold
the said premises for the sole and separate use
and benefit OF Laura s. H. Cooke, wife of Henry
ID. Cooke, for and during the term OF her natural
life, and so that neither the same nor any part
thereof, nor any annual income which may be
derived thcrcfrum, shall be liaDlo for the debts
or subject to the contracts or control Of her said
husband"
Ltrly I'm 1859 Morchead ne trustee, sold a por-
uon OF this property for SIJ6,UaO.
Tho other Two documents are given below In
full. BOth are deeds of property from Henry ID.
Cooke aud Laura =. II. Cooke, his VIE, one
dated sept ., 1851, and tho other Jan. II, lb1i
tut IL Will be observed that mother of these
IVES put ou record uutil SCut. 30 1888, nj twenty
uinutcs past II O'Clock, when bOth were duly
recorded!
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GroHaEHAHuISorov.

Dstrfef ~ t0luuI0I C0urtv N Ri,tt. ffop "a
Nicholas CdIln, a no aN public for the county ~
Wilmington. n. e. 10 hereby crru', thai u, p ookc
a. kunVu to mo to ne the % rsun Who CN'cu,ed the
foregoing wr.ttnF, aud acen'N Nivl-"i the same -
be- ale net r tnc anG pui putta tcrrn mcA,uuci.
Wines my Ad uu,ara4 seA tns hrst aay oiJuLt,
A. is61
iNuiarlSi seal y. CAtfAN. notary Flhlc.
Thla 10 ctrtiy tha The ltuiH T. true aud ycuaed
copy FRI. lher .l. liiu - et .Q one VI HE
Land records Tor the I.strl,t of tuluIt.ta
:. MOLE. Ercurder
l.. It.l lIt
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station for jamestown, N. Y, ard connection
with a. & G. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren with trains east and. west on the p. Il E.
X. II. ID. THAYEa Gen'l Supt,
Dunkirk, New York
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS ON q. @. d 4. 10. e.

AkKlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON O. O. 4 4. %. e.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 3. NO. l. NO. Z.
Leave Irvine. 12,l5PM. $50 P NJ
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2,3OpM 7.50pM
PetCen $50 3.37 " 8,33 L"
I" Titusv. ITO ." 4.25 9,l5 -"
Arrive Cory, $50 600 " 1910 /"
No @-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $50 NJ; Pet. Centre,
lo,l3; Titusville, II, ,06; Ar. Cory, IL, 4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO..
Leave Cory, 1885 A n. 6,lO A NJ. 6,2OPM
" Titusv. IL, 90 P NJ. 7,3O /" 1880 &"
I" 7. Cen. l,20 SIT $751;"
Arrive Q. City 200 800 /" 800 1"
Irvine. 500 L" ll.3S "
No. lQ-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory LAO p IN; Titnsv. 2, SIS; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p IN.
~ No. and run on Sunday.
SS 'Commenc ng Nov. Sd trains will run
by Philadelphia time, which is TEN MIN.
UTEs FASTER than our time
J. J LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
9. j. HEPBURN. Asst oupt.
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WAGES :

E0lt all who Rre willing to work. Any person.
to SSu per week, ut home Gay or ever ing. Nartsd
by ALL Suitable to either city or Country. d anv
season o. the year 1hi lisa rare opportunity ios
tnoss s VINO are out Of work and ont if hlopcy, to
required. Our pamphlet, now 40 MAXI
LIVING ,iving inll instructions, sent .on rer ,rt
OF GsLts Address, A; BURTON 4 CO, Morrx
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Philadelphia a. Erie RailrOad
WINTER TINE .TAElE.

WINTER TINE TABLE
and after Sunday, Oct 27th, 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia u Eric Railroad will run as
follows:
WESTWARD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

The NRw YORK EVENING EXPRESS, has
just removed into its new building, No. %
Park Row, a few doors above the premises
occupied by it since 1853, The lot lying in
the midst Of the business section of the city,
has front of 25& feet and depth of 1914
feet. On this area is erected an ornamental
iron work front building, seven stories high,
with a tower In the centre The basement
and sHb-cellarS contain the presses, coal
vaults, boiler-rOoms and paper stOTe-rOoms.-
The publication Office Is on the first floor,
and the two upper stories and the tower are
fitted up for the editorial and composition de-
partmentS. The intermediate floors are diVid-
ded up into rooms to be let for offices. Access
to the various stories is obtained by means Of
an iron stairway or by an elevator, in which
runs a car divided into two compartments, one
for passengers and the other for freight. The
building is heated throughout with steam and
a water tank OF 25O0 gallons capacity is plac-
ed on the rOOfs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
on.nnarafIva LnmnhrIaa.

or all household drudgery thero Is nouo COM
parable with that Of washing foul linens. Pac
Ia y we know nothing Of the terrors of this do
IL bugbeaf, but our better-half does, and she
~ 70 know. Why not Danish the nusance5
~ not adopt the cooperative system in regard
90 laundry, and thus rid the household Of
weekly torment? Somebody says "Three days
of each week arc given to suds and 1at-irOns,
when IL has been proven by experiment that
laundry work can be done at an average of flleen
cents per dozen at large establishments, while il
costa twice that sum when done by the wash
women" True, overy word. There Is no good
reason why our wives should not be relieved from
this most wearisome dFudgery. No man who has
q heart rs big as o bean can fail to sympathize
with his partner iu her Wsshday annoyances, and
we feel very well assured that were the question
left with the men the nuisance would be speedily
abated.-Phila. Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
sPBING ARRANGEMENT.
loaVo as follows:
HoRTHWARD. PdssenoeF. PaS,

les. isSndaTs %sTeepIsd. % j frPein. fhPiIM IL II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

How GRNERAL SCoTT ESCAPED CANBY's FATE
-General Scott, during tho war OF 1872, is said to
have narrowly escaped death similar to that
which recently befoll General Candy. The GeneT-
al was taken prisoner at the battle of Queenstown,
In which engagement the British had on their side
a number OF indian auXiharies. After tho day
was over, two savages, "Captain Jacoba" and
Young Brandt, came into his tent, ostensibly to
SEQ whether they had wounded him in the encoun-
ter of the day, as he afforded such an excellent
tIrget that each had fred on him several times
apiece. One of them seized him by the back and
attempted to turn him, when he threw them both
with great force against the wall, and seizing a
sword, prepared to sell hil life dearly pOssi-
BILE, while they stood glOwering, with their hands
upon their tomahawks rnd knives, waiting for
British officer entered at that moment, and the
life of the gallant American was saved, even had
not his own Talient arm been sufficient to preserve
it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

Inc MIAeI IfAln VII run 8ubJect % d0Iay1 fnci-
dent to freight business and will stop only At sta
tiOns where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for WilmIn gtOn and PhiladeI-
ct I. 20 AM. Leave Phiad elphia at IL Is P NJ AMI
Wilmington at LIS P. NJ, for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Addltional to those above. leaVe SmyFna for Clay
ton III 30 a. me- and I.SS p. m, LeaV Clayton for
Smyrna 40 .. m. and 200 p. m, to maks cGnnec-
ton With trainstO and frGm Dover. AID stations
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
AnnOs Kent Railroads.
AGITATION. with the Maryland and Delaware
AtHAKRTNGToN. With the junction and Break =
water Railroad
AtsEAF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At pELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroa
and W1oOmi0O and PocomOke Railroad.
VI. p. KENNBY. Sups.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
A HEAVY STOCK OF .,PRING & SUMMER
CHEAP B00Ts AND SHOES.
ao.ona "A. . aoors west Of aarnset.

The undoFsignod respectfully informs his mRsR
friends and the public that he has on hand
q large and wolf aoleeted stock of FALLV
AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and GAL
TERS, suitable Tor Ladies', 0entlemels Misses and
Children Whieh are faetnrod from the best ma
terial and made IN the best manner, and Wilbe sod
as low a. the same article can ho 0btalned ln thls
my store wa have the advantage ef large and "a
led assortment from which 70 select . taShiOnable
tally invited 70 oAn and examine my stock ana
earn my exceedingly low R9ees, . 10000
4. ly:6lI JOHN y. BAbCOCA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
Wilmington and western II Il.
TINE TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMRN1

E=E1E Commencing ApriI 7th,
EgtRAins will run follows:
Leave Wilmington ~. 10 20 q IN, and 53j D m.
Leave Landenberg IS. 10 IS q IN and 50 D N
Arrive At Wilmington S. n m, I % and 5 90 D m
Arrive at Landenberg 20. IL 81 and % IN
CONNECflONS-TFain leaving Wilmington at
10 40 m With train leaving PhilaAelphia at so a
m; Baltimore at 80 q m. and Delaware r r trains
arriving at 10 Is ., m.
TrAins leaving Wilmington at S IS D M connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at % m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at IS a m with
train PhiladalphiA at 10 m.
Train arriving At Wilmington at % with train
fOr Philadelphi hia at 2 90 m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 m With
train for Baltimore and WashingtOn at 5 Il D IN:
with train for PhiladelPhia and New York ut 5 50
Omnibus connections between W. and W and p
W. and b DePOts, and cars Of the WilDingtOn City
Railway. DAVID CONNELl. Supt
ap4-W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
WILMINGTON 4 BALTT
MoaR RAiLR6AD.
SPROIAL NOTIlR.

On And after WEDNESDAY, DetohoP 1sth, lgIl,
q passenger car viii be attached to the treleht
train leaving PhiladolDAiA 3 % .. Ne tor VIII
The train viii stop q Stations e lolloua, Uhoa
signallea: trays Ferry. ola p. n LAaaEotfQ aSs
p.m'; Chester, 94l D. M LamOki1s 9ko - M Thar
low ele9 p. n; IlnWOOd. 9hS 2. nc ClAYmoak lo.ol
b n NleFalie, l01e D. m; arrive Mllmlagt0n. 10 50
pm tOCtOl u. y. KINNEY hnO'8.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14

A full assortment Of
Single and Double
Carriage. Cart, bray
and Wagon Harness
constantly on hand
and made TO order.
AnJObbing punetual-
~ attended to.
Ha-saaakkufnasH the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
NEW GROCERY STORE
=. W. Cor. Fourth ana market ST..

n. w. Cor. Fourth ANA Market S.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
sS3A The underlined respectfully an-Ff%N
&SaifnOunces to his old friends and thesEEf9
~ public generally that he has complet-
- cd his new store. and hasopened with stock
OF hne new and fresh
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLASSES,
Lowering crushe ,granuated and ulveriEed Sugars
soft white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and alfkinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, LagUra, MarioaibO,
Bio. Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuekwheAt, all kinds pure Spices Sara mes,
9n kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut, Mushroon and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles, Jel-
lies. Cheese Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoon and
Chocolate, Vermacelli. MacarOni. Washing Soap in
great variety, Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
FantG, Raisins, CitTOn, AtmOre Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Oranbernies. BrOOms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, AdamRntine and TallO v
Candies, and all articles usually kept in we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-lv JAMES CkIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
Darutss.

isht for the State Of Delaware for LRONARp's Pa
ent Breast Collar, which IS one OF the most bench,
6r along time and will be u lasting beneht to the
ho 50 and owner, il being so constructed that the
ehrked and ehafed the breast, as is done by the
trO lOnrs now used. dos