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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17

NEOPATH. 9Th St, Manff0WOc,
n Wis One door north of Windate House.
once over c. Peterseu's ONCE hours, 10 to IL 4 M
ana 2 to p. n. le-4S.
, 1873-08-25
Alcohol EOffnGGi In DDR1ty{as

the alcohol formed in dough, during tho process
Of formontation, iH all oxpollod III tho baking
but It now appeura that |. roally poreeptlGio
amount Of tho intoxicating iinil may DO obtained
froln oven 10 small 4 quantity aa two OUNCES Of
ordinary broad. From report Of Investigations
Ilnslo BY h!r. Dulas. published tn tho London
rhe'ntca Ne.os, it seolnH that xix Hamplca of new
hread bought ut shops In London, yioldod from
III to .401 Of ono per ceut OF ALCOHOL.
posed to tho air IN II moderately warm room for
wock two-thrtla at tile alcohol l.ul evaporatal.
Mr. l,onH ronarkB lllat .'tl,o amount OF alcohol
contained IN broal H too Hmnll to be OF aaY die
while to notice that forty two-pouud fnayes ato
about equal in alcoholic strength to au ordinary
bottlo Of port" by meaua Of solno additional
experiments l,o hopaB Boon to determine tho
amount Of alcohol which dough- loses while bak-
ing.
, 1873-08-25

FOND nu Lao, Wis., Aug. ~, 1873
To dieintoreated spectator, tho political sit
eat;or 1itow;ae to1nrah1v ;ntoroat;no IN car.
ses'n5' 'Ao"too 1o'1A0o!5 4u'olo'sAs w W.
talh gen1lenen "no ~ nos w any moaIa take
an unconcerned survey OF tho fold. Tho Ro-
publican State Convention is to moot ut Maui-
aon m wodnoaaav no.t ami from rrescrt ina,.
oat'ons' We Alo i'holy u "ltnos8 apous tne il'e-
Lest reunion that the Ropublcan household. III
this State, has ovor enjoyed. Soma idea Of the
tremendous conflict Of iutorests that il certain
to susuo upon that interesting occasion may bo
1fH s.:" ~ sS~"'oA A'D' ~
gathered from an enumeration OF
THE SEVERAL BLATEs
'a ops IL nsas nas Known Ssen aas Ring
ticket which embraces "aahearn for Governor
Il Il. L. Eaton 1of hloutenant-ooVornor' f. W.
Young for Secretary Of State, Fl. Baetz for
Treasurer and ], r. Dennott for Attorney Gem
cra1 f,nnoeod n thiu IN tho Artixn;r, +;otot
.1,1:,,, ,,al,,aaa g.. 49, ansaaa ssf
,,. Mnsu t''e1uao' ~ -, .no oeqe nnnea sespeGG e.
v !vxny, y, - v; ~ aa1oIf' u NJ a. H. nta hanHon, =.
Efispy anefo T. stin nnoshGr t An.l-llng deal,
uoes ups .;st ma3a st.ad taoit w.
;8, r.. snn. for 1 ,;o y. ~ 1u
Fnav 10 Wv n hoT" ,t 1na n IT,
Wy nntS VIZ. 'An3 1, W. oonoiaseo u;.a @ to
10y MSM o
pseSoh. & o. .ho pIlIe'Eas otaE1 oaT9s.
namely oreeae. bactz, ai1a na1low; Ihls alllt-
oaa ot m oara n ~ trtoiho 'sh aoo neryat.a t
aoos not. VI ooufsGs eaEe rusn Wilo occupies tho
osnos psaoes on tae tlGkos' plo9iueo tnoir own own
a', nasa t arc not sponged on from tno slate tnoy
Wal, Wal w. .nuIoaoso IT, plant te4t s.Ionstn'
;n ~ 10 ;,' 1.I5 1atu. Mofesct, Ill sne1 oll-
San;fastiS T ~ tmu ha1a - tno inuas Eoo9
han5 M1n,los''5' no1e ID jumbo ot interests that
o''oA'u' c,,.oo -, r,,,, oo>,,,-,
.na ho,ovaa un1ps y =, an n, I'll Ink cosYaSrloN;
aa1a" ~ y uo 'annssu. ~ ncalcuiaoie
;.Stoh,a ~ t,H, ahncoi ana Aoaaache is
eno @ o. aseord ana
ths ststo ainc" ts nr"anz"t;on M IT ns .e pa1ty IN
mhn "a1,i,atan ~ 35voatau 10 'noS @so ao"'
@A' NoAA'la nowcrnyn ~ ~ .14 a!a,a 40
uo will m ionht, In nI,cai at .1,o ,,o.a
~ t,o tictot t1.;}l,ont 1nwsr H. ~ a""
ttv ~ ha,,ot mt hv .bo '"o ooo9 l9suii1 UT,
, 1873-08-25

Yt, .
III. ,,,,, n;&,rxs ro,.. o1xfon, aeses IT, - Mnas i7's
Il DrAm Sir: You arc raanectfuiy solicited to bo
nroncnt md adJrcss tho f1iG ea}t1ora nf Adams m
nn1 n1osr isrnwn @ Gomniies nj ther Z Fifth Annual
Tnun;nn" whiej, viii be- hold at tia n1aco m
10 Az and sth - Snn,on,,or uart III Tbae antiro H
nnnniat;nn ~ The - t,so cnnntos nr verv a,x;onu
to Goar vou ,non lie oarlv rorne,nbrnnces ot onr
t'ia-;n, stata Wv o"1A' Ao.-"N'1 -o@' - oat
e'o|''$'' @'"''' r. q, nnAor. President
~ VIZ. MoNTooMEnY. Secretary,
0N '''''''' '''~''''' A'' N''N ''0"'' ~'A'A'''
JAcn1osu11r ILL.,. Aug. 10, 1873.
The Hon. 2. G. Black, Irtxitienf, ana lie Hon. 'r.
Aont!omerM Secretary ofd ssn!s!a' Society af Bropn
9na daams t"nnt'es ttayto", ~. ,,-,.,.
uENrhE9Es: ! received youf lotter inVting
no m 60 nttonu your i1ouhaon on mo stu nn1
1tn OF ooplempeE next, anu slfoala nave fepslod
to i earlier, but wanted time to think It over
ana 70 sec "nesn9l' t cona'a'antly WIN o!her en-.
8agements' could aeceps' 30 thAs might NOE
oleappo1nt you. -..-,
Welrs,mooering i,, a your cordial Invitations to-
meet win you lor aoVeral years past, and now
Sgaan raeo,vlng your inynas.on, 90 lattoT'ng, 80
Mlno nha eatnoss' 70 moos you .ns sear, aeceps
It, SO a, far aa speaking f9f you is conoeIned' l
accept WIN reluctance, dfstfasstfne my ability 10
, 1873-08-25
GOLD SETTLERS REUNION"
Admins nnd Brown Counties, Ill.

Admins nnu Brown Counties, ILL.,
CLAYTON, ILL.,, Aug. 20, 1873.
70 The Editor of The Chicago 7fibune:
DEAN SIN: Inclosed ploaso iud correspond
enco which spoaka for itselt.
We expect our !" Reunion" to be Tho grandest
in the State, ~ 1t has boon heretofore aud would
earnestly request you to publish tho incloscd
letters entiro, as many ut d distance have ex-
pressed desire to bo present. Very roRpcct-
fully, T. G. BLACK, President,
W. MONTGOMERY, Secretary,
Old sotlors' Society OF Adatns md Brown Counties.
, 1873-08-25

g. Aotathynteal Theory Of Chemistry, Vprs,,s tie
ga. Tho Gorobral TlssroH Of nia.nmnlin. md tl.s
JA.n{s Of trhusr Ho,nota,sles uust Hrenu Wider.
as vnria!ona in tu Cerebral Tisnl1ca Of domestic
90. 1ae.nl Asym,uotry In tho Brains Of Double
b. Tbe raM'l1sfy characterization Of Two ARM in
boullS Hqnmn M"nater, T. q; Wlaor: ;, :, ,r,,,ou
NJ VnriatIon IN Tia recloml MuScioy Of Domestic
Dogs, u. q. Wider.
aao @ MeS u D @ Ior ,ta 1'n r.
wasa Turned Toward tliu Lett u. u. Wli1or.
9s. conrHniton Of ths Car1,;.s IN DoHs. r g. Wlor;
in Certain itatracan I,arym il. q. Wilder.
a.. rrccnt ABpcct Of tito Question Of 1ntorinenbrAl
81 Vars,,a ~ 7, T. m,leh tn uopdltor of I'm
%, Vhu Iabta md Pasastcs oi Esr,, Nipara, u. &.
Wilder:
lM Tho Nets Of Epora Nophl'a aud aletlros, u. O.
"31or; y, , 1.u,,.. r.,, =, . ,un,, ,,,on,,.. ".
posortbe Edmun, O. S ioyay .'o WE'LL '''o''' 1'S
lpa. On Stamroiitc t1ryn,nIs mil f7raon Maintain
dnelssea Of the siurlan Ags, j. i. Dams.
1913. The hatss of tho Yacac Mountains Of THO Ago
OF ts Hudson lttver Or Cincinnati dfonr g. D. Dana.
m ~ Sew Ioory q rmy eynoI Aco rs Illustrated by
1ns Mothods ~ i,su,,iaMn otm' to ,fot,or ~
Qhronovrpuh. q. ". fIotlrh
100. Description of vi Autonu.io negfstoring mud
Printing Evaporator aud Rnin-aauso, O. ". l1oayh.
lo7. on tue aouua A1cropterus (orystes) and Its
eEeS1cH. E,1a aflooaore no w. ,,,., . A., ,,,a.
,,asa.eineos s'11 oa'Inrc f 'o ot
logs An Htacjuo1at 10 sIa Wh,rl,nr rah,a for pro.
3cc,iue I,fsseIols' Uuryus 4. t. DulNar.
Ito. ou tu couverllbly ot aauud into Electricity,
a. =. palbcar.
t.. HI Hslapn q treq.onsy o. A,,ror3g to cLangHa
II 1sutn tn Asne'n o1 tne 1ftha ia''l"s sestor' T. j..
'''''''' SECTION A.
Tho noo,,on +vns o.,1o,1 h. orao, ,,,, n. mn
'.ee,o1 ""' e@.4su ~ o'oo' ~ - 1.'!'
hnu frol. oaaWell' OF trosluonco, Wns oloctcu to
I'll tho place Of Chairman OF tho Section.
A Section Committee wns elected, consisting
of Prot. O A. yonno II II rll;ott md " v
1u,,o.,,1a,. - '''N
"aoo'"oH'
A committee TO co-opernto with tho Standing
Committee was raised. consisting Of Prof. Rog-
cru, W. a. Barnard. I, g, noucb, and Il. i.
Walf;a.
r.prus nr.p.
Tho following Dnrors woro rond:
Tho f]rat by Dr. TI,omns iIjll. Il Noto IN vii.
liam Watgou,s Co-ort];naton in n plnt1n.H ,yhfol,
vas n yorr alstr11so buk oG1o panor. involving
too mtcf, Of mathematics to interest Tho nublic
Tue socond nn,,or wpn by prof, Cl,nrfos 4.
Young. HOn a Now Form Of Break- Circuit n1,d
tho Electric Conbrol Of Chronorraut,sn
The third Dauor gaa bv 1,rof, Il. ". IIoucl}. nm
"NIotnodu for Rceulnting tbo Nation of n Uhron-
oerauh," Tho mbutu,lco of prof. Ho,,ch'o manor
was nd follows: In maohjucg for uociirint mi
form oircnIar 1notion. II ms bnen cnstomerv to
| ~"+@ -0Ss'
, 1873-08-25

Totals.... ......$4, ,285,58o q, 43S,60a $l53,0sa
On exempt property, statistics Of which were
required by tho last Legislature, we shall,
think, beat any othor city. Our total iH about
e0,0o0,0o including, Of course, all tho State
property here.
The city IL steadily improving this yoar, au in
churches, and other buildings going up ts
yoar. We aro thronged just now with hummer
visitors, oil Of whom arc delighted with our
place a1d it's surroundings IS uummer-rcsort.
Ine fa 81 ayof ha
uor question. uo does not give tho defiant yio-
latorH of law much encouragement, while indi-
eating TINT ho would not have interferel With
tho quiet and ordor1y drinking Of boor by Ger
mans III their accustomed places. Just what ho
will do remains to be accn. PLUS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24
"He Necer Smiled again.

The train that brought his wife came down
And then went sweeping on.
But, woe to him, his wife had brought '
His mother-in-law alongl
He lived, for life may long be borne
Ere sorrow breaks its chain;
But this last streak just settled him
He never smiled again.
There We're bright eyes around his home,
The children laughed in glee,
Before this last arrival came;
She settled that, yOu see.
Before him passed his former chums
In pleasures reckless train,
But black alpaca held him fast;
He never smiled again.
He sat where flowing bowls went round,
And songs and jokes were passed;
He thought he'd raise a laugh once more
That effort was his last.
"A hollow murmur of despair
Was blended with the strain;
The old girls image held him back
He never smiled agaiu.
In other homes, where sorrow came,
1t passed and left no trace,
And other brOws were cleared of gloom
And joy resumed her place.
But not for him; his goose was cooked.
He cursed his fate in vain.
his hopes We're dead for coming years
lie never smiled again.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24
LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS
JOHN .. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

THE undersigned respectfully informs his MI.
L merous customers and the public generally
that lie is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from the
finest French calf-skin hOC's 10 the COarsest
brogans, in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the
shortest notice, and at as moderate prices as
like work can be obtained anywhere,
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced Of the facT If they will only
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
as Repairing of Boots ana Shoes attended
TO promptly and in a workmanike manner.
Thankful for past faVnrs feel confident tbat
my work and prices will commend me to a con
tinuance and increase of the same.
JOHN ID. THOMAS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

A MAN FiSH.-Thc mermaid's male
mate has been found. 1t is called the
man fish, and has been shipped and
brought to Brooklyn. 1t was caught
ut the Fishing Banks by one Commo-
,lore English, Of No. 80 Ncscy street,
Eew York, few weeks ago Its ap-
pearance resembles that of q male
of the human species, more than any
one of the finny tribe ever before seen.
1t is four feet long, and weighed when
alive fifty pounds. Its head is broad,
and something like that of toad fish,
but with large, full eyes, big mouth
and small, sharp teeth. Below the
head is a short neck, and below that
on each are two armlille fins measur-
ing from the extreme ends q inches
Then comes the most remarkable re-
semblance to q man, which is q we'll
shaped waist, with ribs and the gener-
al appearance of a human being
Where the waist ends there project
from each side fins smaller than the
upper fins, and more like legs. EX-
tending back from these fins is a round,
strong tail about one foot and a half
long The skin is tough and has no
scales. Altogether, it is the oldest
looking specimen of the fish kind i'm
a9inable, and would be a good sub
ject for Darwin to discourse on.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24
EBEN NSBURG
BOOK, DRUG and VARIETY STORE.

ITAVING recently enlarged our stock we are
4 now prepared TO sell at a great reduction
from former prices. Our stock consists of
Drugs, Medicines, FeFfumcry, Fancy Soaps,
Icons Halls and Aliens Hair Res toratiycs
Pills, Ointments, Plastcrs, Liniments, Pain kii!-
lerS, Citrate Magnesia, ESs. Jamaica Ginger,
Pure Flavorng Extracts, Essences. Lemon
Syrup. Soothing Syrup, Spiccd Syrup, Rhubarb,
Pure Spices. &c,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

CURIOUS SUPEEsTITIoN.-So Southern
negroes have a superstition that if,
while upon the road, rabbit crosses
the path before them it is a sign of
bad luck A crowd of boys and girls
were on their way to 4 country school,
when hare, frigh tened from his bur
row, ran across the road in front of
the party. The girls instantly and
with one accord turhed quickly around
thlee times on their heels, pulled of
their sun-bonnets, spat in them, turned
them inside out, and placing them on
their heads again, wore them thus to
school, congratulating themselves on
the way that by these very essential
man9uvres they had averJed some
species of bad luck that was about to
befall them. The boys likewise turned
on their heels and spat in their hats.
One of the boys who had never before
witnessed such q silly proceeding was
very much amused and laughed heart
lily at his companions. The girls
looked upon him with an expression
Of holy horror and with clasped and
wringing hands implored him to fol-
low their example. This he refused
t. do, and they set upon him with vi
olence, pulled his hat from his head,
and made him spit in it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

THE AMERICAN DEER-This is the
cOgnomen which a man named Jack
son, residing in Philadelphia, has
earned for himself for his fieetness of
foot in the sending of the daily Phil
adelphia newspapers which he distrib-
utes along the line of the Pennsylva-
nla Railroad For more than twenty
years he has been engaged in selling
newspapers, in which duty he has
by constant exposure, rendered him
self utterly Indifferent to the influences
of the extremes of the weather. Every
day he gets his morning papers and
hurries through tie city ald around
the suburbs, often coming up the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad for ten miles on
foot, delivering papers, long before
they could arrive by any other means,
and has established a custom along
the line of the road up as far as Bryn
Mawr. which depends upon him for
the early morning papers. He walks
and runs on the railroad track with
an almost incredible swiftness, and
most marvellous stories are told of
his speed and endurance He has
several times been matched on the
race course against time and it is said
has laid wagers to run ten miles an
hour He has a life pass over the
railroad and mounts and jumps from
trains when going at full speed. AT
ter he has finished the sale of morn
ing papers he Tetires home, dresses up
handsomely, and promenades the most
fashionable thoroughfares Of the city,
i'll the height Of fashionable style.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

PREMATURE LAST WoRDs-A wri-
ter in the Louisville Courier Journal
tells the following amusing story OF
the rebellion A single shot followed
hv loud shrek told us that one OF
my best men, Bradley, was hurt. lie
proclaimed his agony with Iou't
voice, turned over on his back ana
commenced kicking SO vigorously that
the surgeon had difficulty in getting
near him.
Poor fellow! !" said the doctor, as Ire
saw whitish liquid oozing out; "shot
in the Bladder. am afraid it's fatal. u
And lie commenced opening his coat.
ooh, my God !" SAID Bradley, I'm
2 dead man"
Keep up your spirits, my boy ;
never say die" said Captain Johnson,
kneeling kindly over him.
Doctor asked the wounded sol
dier, feeblv, "will you write to my
mother and tell her that | died brave
ly, doing my duty, with my face to
the foe and that | thought OF her
when dying Z"
yes" said the doctor, with dim
eyes and husky voice Il will write
to her and tell her, too"
But, suddenly springing to his feet,
with an indignant voice, he said:
why, confound it, man, you're not
hurt a bit. It's only your canteen
that's shot, and that's the water from
it. Get up, will you ?"
Bradley raised up slowly, felt him
self all over and with an exceedingly
foolish countenance, crawled back to
lis position amid the uproarious laugh
ter of the whole regiment
For months after that, on the march
or in camp, and sometimes in the still
ness of the night, you would hear 4
voice in one direction demanding:
"What shall l tell your mother ?''
and perhaps half a dozen responses
would be heard: "Tell her | died
with my face to the foe" and then
Bradley would come out and hunt for
the man that said it.
He seldom found him, but when he
did there was certain to be fight.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

THE slowly-srarviuc eo..,' eau, n,sa
BrattIeboro, Vt, drops in,'
lows: - r-lI.
IssWe had sweet dreams ..,irls
When all around "aI ,,.- ,,.- q
We dreamed we -" " .fr 5lr
Pay up their printer, I.,ri c1ai
We wish the dream Is i'll
And our empty ? IS 5ru.
Tar da ump q te dIdG,1,
Tc lump de iddle a'..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24
HOUSE SPoDTfNG

made, painted and put up cheap possible,
FOR CASH. 90 a liberal discount made to-
country dealers buying Tinware by wholesale.
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
EbeHsburg, July -, lS73.-tf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

This courageous ana --,5sgi
spent many years as ! -rr5i
after the red mau Lad ., o,., as
the setting sun. Her l..-;-s. lu..-
mont county, near Marti3,II,'' ,I, Tl-i
twice married, first 70 @ VI, t'- 7
and secondly to q Mt. ..'- I've hs
those living to-day Who Who,.i..,f,v i:1 %
story of this lady $ in'..t -.-r u .5.
the lips Of persons VINO W.
the time of the siege
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24
GOAL! COALl!-The subscriber is

- now prepared TO furnish, in large or small
quantities, all qualities of ANTHRACITE and
BlTUMINOUS COAL. at lowest market rates.
Coal delivered promptly and free of charge for
hauling at any point in Ebensburg or vicinity
Orders left At the ZAHM STORE will receive car
ly attention. DANIEL II. ZAHN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-03
WASH BY STEAM.
BY JESSE ROBERT.


Buy Tiltons Steam Washer " How strange 1t does
seem,
That you would REFUSE TO do washing by steam,
When -four in made by steam, ~ you know,
Anu cars run Wy S'sau-see NJ" raPio siey go
No rubbing 10 pounding 10 dark gloomy day
TO frlxhteh YOUR husband and children away;
No foot on tile capboard to break 1t in two.
To start up the lire tho boiling to do.
T., A., ,.,.. .,, -. 49,, AGO.,
r NJ siop in .he hh le' .ne naoR I'll ane noo,
rhe Wet atsS1,eI yVu WI, hna sat
R.fuse nnv loncer to wash the old way ''
-r,, s,si e.. o, u, s.,,,. -,
this eoun e. Easd .S, yu, y p y, pa,
~, IN view ~ , .,is t yo ~, ne, ne - t,I d
n nj, a. a. @ I'M Ie i,nmar ne ,rashiU ~ h t
hhA' you wa 's i'"sS. al "A'iis Wy ''e"Ai
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-03
OUR LEGISLATURES.

DOVER, March 3l.--Senate met at O'Clock
p. NJ.
A bill to change the time for holding little
election wa3 considered and lost.
Bills passed: To incorporate the Red Mems
Hall Company; to allow an additional Justice
Levy Court Of the three counties the right to
purchase Canpbells system Of copy ing indexes;
to amend chapter % of the Revised Statutes,
relative to the Orphans Court; for ii stock iaw
in school districts 1850 and AZ, Sussex county,
to regulate the advertising of license notices BY
the several Clerks of the Peace.
The vote by which the bill was lost proposing
an amendment to the Constitution, empower
ing the Legislature TO enact general incorpor-
alton law, was reconsidered and the bill passed
A bill to allow the town commissioners of
New Castle to assess and collect a special tax
was read third time and passed.
The vote OH the bill to divorce Mary Lawson
from her husband lost some time since, was
reconsdered and TIE bill passed, AMI an act to
divorce Lizzie Short was considered and passed.
Adjourned.
The House met at O'Clock p. IN.
The following bills on motion were read
first time: BY DR.. Thompson, an act to pre-
vent live stock from running at large in School
District, No. lGS, sussex county; &n act to
amend chapter 445, volume IL, Ut Delaware
Laws; and all act 10 change the course of a
public road In Broad Creek hundred, Sussex
county.
On motion the following bills were read a
third time and passed: BY MIR. Hickman, an
act to amend the several acts in relation to free
schools; by Mr.. Clark, an act authorizing the
town commissions of the town of New Castle:
by Mr.. Maris, and act authorizing Registry
Bureau, and TO facilitate the assessment oftaxes
| tor the City of Wilmington; by DIR. Thompson,
/ an act to amend an act to incorporate town of
Lewes the act regulating the sale of intoxcat-
| ing liquors was postponed until Tuesday.
| Adjourned until ITO p. NJ.
| The House me, at 1870 o'clock, p. NJ.
| On motion the following bills were read a
third time and passed: BY Mr.. Holland, an
! act to prevent live stock running at large 10
School Districts No. 10 and 90, Sussex County;
by Mr.. Thompson, of Sussex, all act to amend
section 10 of chapter go of the Revised Code; by
Mr.. Silver, an act granting the consent of this
| State to the purchase by the United States Of
land for the erection of government building
at Dover, and ceding jurisdiction over the same
| On motion Of Mr., Mars, Senate act uropos
ing amendments TO the Constitution for tn,
purpose of passing general incorporation &C
| was read a first time.
Il On motion ofMr. Hutchinson the House re
solved to meet at O'Clock in the morning
hereafter.
II On motion Of Mr.. Wilds Senate act In relation
: to the attachment of wages, was read
Adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-03
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FOR SALE BY
j. n. WALTER.
once No. 8, Exchange BUILDING,
Market Street. Corner seventh.

COMPLETE REsipEScE.-Three story brick, corner
Fourth and jefferson streets, 10 rooms and summer
kitchen, hot and cold water, range and two heaters
Cellar finished with cement. most desirable house
222 WEST STREET.-A large and elegant dou BILE
house. Terms very easy.
FIVE HOUSES AT TENTH AND LoMBAGp.--ThOs,
modern style dwellings erectadby VIM. 5. HiIes Esa
They are commodions and present many ady an
ages both in prceand style to those sirc nice
home but cannot afford an expensive residence.
A Two-SToRY BRICK BUILDING, with engine,
shaftlng, steam heating apparatus complete. good
opportunity to start machine shop or other manu-
factory.
A SToRE ON MARKET STREET., ccutral locality.
THREE CHOICE FARMS near Fredericksburg, Va,
at low price. They are all located oil railroad, and
OF those farms comprises $50 acres OF land with
u large plantation, mansion and numerous other
buildings The other two are about two hundred
acres each and of them has two setso buildings
315 ACRES SPLENDID TIMBER LAND in Charles
CO., Md, near two good landings ard railroad sta
ton. A fine chance for speculation.
FARM NEAR REHoBoTH.-It sold soon, the price
will he very low. 1t Is destined TO increase rapidly IN
value.
A large quantity OF valuable property previously
advertised. Call and enquire.
CotsyeyancinK. -.-Deeds, mortgages, articles OF
agreement and co-partnership, building contracts and
and other papers prepared, and salts
faction guaranteed To have business arrangements
reduced to writing saves Misunderstanding and pro-
notes security. Special attention given to this kind
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