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National Republican., 1873-09-16
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pElsEsSSHS 5ohSRh hAsHAA siSfh AND STREETS. I,
Local trains for Alexandria leave as followsi 8,
d. T. y = hss.haa. a N aGUa aiy III oshsIs d.s en- N
IL iRossi sIsns leave Ale..ndri. q, follows; 7,
ss nv ana ana ;. = m. M irom keIsnar. dSiiy: T al eihei
trains daily except Sunday
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%n ,sssnSs fa1sS day
W. Tive S hgndred miles saved to Western an oensrsI
The S'ss a. m to Niagara Falls daily. except sun.
yesi: the sisp. m. daily. except sunday: i0p m.
Through from h assSuStaa ssS y RoaSssssr and Pitt.
Teisss W iSis route can be procured .. the once
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passenses tikets At these @ 2Ges snn se
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ED. g. YOUNG. General Pssssnssi Asep.,,
National Republican., 1873-09-16
MARRIED..

ADDISON -nODGE.-At Rt. Johns Episcopal
church, by the Roy, 4. Vaughn Lewis, on Septsni.
ber 10, 1sia, Mr.. wAIK,ss ADDISON, IT,, and Miss
MARoAREr d. bODoE, both Of ueorpetown, ID. y.
her u, te7a by hey. W. NJ. 1nEtrsoll Mr SANuEL
wfLIiAMsos and Mira MARY A. wfLkER.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

- DIsTRIoT or CoLUMnfAl
WARRINGTON, September ~, lrll \ =
Sealed proposals will be received until Thurs.
DAY, September IS At u m. for the compietion Of
the North Eastern Market,
Plans, s.ecinc ncstions snd information can be oh.
ner Ninth and .,reeis. Z. ". q, a. Buildipt
the work can be done. Proposals will be indorsed
.kst mate for the completion OF the North -Eastern
~ ~ n' ",.hI - ALEX r. SHEPHERD,
National Republican., 1873-09-16
RRooKEyILLE ACADEMY, DENY, vo, =,

DROOKEvILLR ACADEMY,
DrookeyiIe, Montgomery county, Nd.
PROF. u, II. COLEMAN. lUniversity Of VirginiA,)
Tho next ae.sion Of thii School commences on
wEDsEsDAY. september ~. The course Of study
areek, Mat6eps}lcs and Natural Sciences. rerlns,
slso per scholsstic year. For further particulars
Refers 70 the ioiiowins patrons: Hon. J. ". DorF.
lsss c9mWiss,oner a1 feysnne p & &MsnnEon .nnn Ram
Baltuore. AuE2t. .TuTh6S
National Republican., 1873-09-16

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH
l. INoTON, DO.
a Tho Preparatory Department opcns September
Tho Ooiumbian College opens September H.
The MEDICAL College opens Qctober6 g.
The Law School opens Octobera
For catalogues containing full particulars In re
gard 70 terns ant courses Of instruction, address
auAd President, Nc.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
ED. 8. YOUNG. General Pssssnssi Ass
pALTIMoRK AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR ANNAPOLIS


s''sA m and T5s 81 = PSJRR5ikI SSi SsI on Sunday
ron fSisR Fl 81 ~ aSI & sSet'i
Msloam. and ;ts and ! ,, p. m. Returning :lesys
sSRt s ssSs: e s1a e " sHs a
1sB gSssEEssyfpE E aSGFl
| Leave washington at Z 10 A. n, and saSp. m.
sss esS
ssa AVE-
sSs fsES sFspS e
ssa sSS Boston,
THos n. SHARP.
M'''fI T Il 4 FSsssRRiiP0rt'd'n' SsRiP
esHs5.l sES. ] 3sssSs R5Ss4g. sAssn'
L PHILADELPHJA AND NEW lIi YoRKi; ,v,,
Trains between Washington and New iorS are
n9S ISS NEW 4 soiieSs 9SRk sn.nye of cars
leave daily tsIoept sunday at sac 9. m. 40 and
SNHm' FOR PHILADELPHIA
ley. daily IsiOept sunday is'iOam. % and q
Leave for New York 81 o i5 .. m. and PhilAdelphis
sisspthx cars for New York on the eis r. m. train
Boston can be had al the slAton Ohco at ali honrs
Of the day. Also at the company sofhce. Is Penn
Bee Bsin@oGs iSGs and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
apc sSssass sha shs VEST
da5 sNtSo NG5osTs siasrs assSs Sts no.
WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
4. .na ,LySssSSrs ss$ DSn1his 81 RAILROAD
9SpySIpies sSRRsxSlSdsisssS RxdSs sund.vn
Commencing MoNDAY, Sept I. is1s, double daily
connections will be made between Washington and
; Lynchburg In the great line from New Orleans and
New York, connectinE twice daily with Chesapeake
| and Ohio railroad at Gordonsyille and Charlottes
Vile doE Rieamcnd Nd Nd South. and all the line 70
4 The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad runs no train
westward Saturday night or Sunday morning.
Leave Washington by Potomac Ferry Company
boats Seventh street wharf, twice daily q. m
and p. m, and take trains corner King ant
Union Streets Alexandria, at 80 10. IN. and7 30 p m
Arrive AL a. LynshbnrE "a. " 2 K m. ma nn, smd ~ m
Passengers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
i etreet wharf q m, daily, excepting Sunday.
| Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria to New Or
h leans, changing only et Lynchburp.
Ruy tickets at Bb Ponnsy ylyaniA avenue and q
l. baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washnyton
!. D. o. or At Alexandria, corner OF King and Uniol
: KnoI,s Omnibus Line makes rapid connection bs
tween BAliimSre and Ohio railroad depot and ss'
BIsafisst and supper on ferry boats for throus
spl I'M BRoADus. q. t. A.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
THE COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS SCHOOL,

OPPOSITE LINCOLN HALL,
southeast corner Of Ninth and d streets. Washing.
ton, d. O.,
will be open for the reception Of students
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERiO 10, ls7l
Board OF DirectorsL9en. U. o, Howard, Rich.
ards $50. John Z. Cook. esq. O. L. Baker. ESQ.,.
TIe.surer, ). D, johnson. ESQ.,; Principal. Prof.
L, Twitchell
Hour d ins,rucson. to 10 O'Clock. p. m. tsatur
Prof l. Euscne colliere has kindly consented TO
Terms, payable in advancs: hrpt month. in any
or al studies. o.; second and each su6sequant
month, eai full course, ten months.) tb. htA.
tionsry will be Furnished Students At cost. Further
information may be obtained by calling upon any
Of the board Of directors or at the School building
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$1,6OO,OOO,

divided into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH GIFTa.
miu be distributed by lot among the ticket holders.
wheel by blind children and the gifts from another.
IIaT OF aIFTa
National Republican., 1873-09-16
p,AERT,s INSTITUTE.

AIias NJ. A. u. PHILLIPS Boarding and Day
School for young ladies has Iemoyed 10 the larger
Fiftieth street between Madison aud ftth avenues.
nesr Centrsl Park select number Of pupils I'm;
and enjoy the priyilexes q rehnsd and BEAUTIFUL
IL b., Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. ferd y.
Ever. D, p, and many others. Ktndersarten Pc.
partment for little children Application may be
made by letter, or personally. As above Au-2m
National Republican., 1873-09-16


OrrfcR CUM QuARTynNAsIInl
Fonr LgAvESwoRTH, kAS, August D.. iT1 \
Sealed proposals, in triplcate. vii be receiyed q
,his 9ihes Hn.il Y oclocf. |. m September To- ma
HAY CITY. KANSAS.
5000 pounds OF Corn
lt0.000 pounds Of Oats.
Two car loads Of Bran.
FORT WALLACE KANSAS.
1o000 pounds Of Corn.
6S0D POUNDS Of Oats. .
One car load Of Bran, 10 be delivered at the rsi.
way station nearest To Fort Wallace. KanfAs. In
Deliyerie. to commence within ten 90, ds.y. from
date OF award Of contract, and TO be continued at
the rate OF at least onefourth Of the entire quan
tity contracted for per month,
,9iddsis yin state ihsiT Price per one hundred
Pfopossis viii be received for any portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unlsss the party
making the same H. present at the openiDs Of the
bids or represented bv agent or Attorney, or Il
known At this once to ponsible, and each pro-
posAl must te accompanied BY the guarantee Of two
perpons Of known responsibility.
The usual coalitions, which can be Ascertatne
at this once, Will be imposed upon bidders and con
tractors, and blank forms Of PROPOSALS will be fur
nished upon application.
Dy authority of the Departmsnt CommandeL,
STEWART VAN xLlET,
Assistant Qu artermsster General, Brevct Major
General u. T. A., Chief QuArterm aster Depart
mtnt Of the Missouri
National Republican., 1873-09-16

E,sPUTA's MUSICAL ACADEMY,
II boS EIGHTH STREET EAST. NAVY ,yi
YAhD, WhsHINdToN, y. o., NY
' CfTY BkANGm. . 'o
Young Mons Christian Association Building, cor.
ner of Ninth and d streets. OPENS sEPrEMBER
CIRCULARS containing terms to be had on Az.
plication to Mr., N N, Olcott at the Library Of the
Young Mons Christian Association Building. and
at Prof Esputas residence, SO Eighth street south.
oast. Washington, ID. u. auEO.lm
National Republican., 1873-09-16

ERHNCU I.ANGUAGE.-PROF. II. MAS.
Il HON'S EVENING GLASSES will begin TUES
DAY, September q Private leesops given. foi
MIA avenue, stbeOSt'
National Republican., 1873-09-16

DocKLAND INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
IN DIES, NYACK, ON HUDSON.
The Fall term Of this Seminary, delshtfully
commence sEPTEMBERI For catalogue and
Circular. with full particulars, address
REV. L. DEL0S MANSFIELD.
aug .9llm President
National Republican., 1873-09-16
ID RoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

QuAnrEnxAsTgR's OyYIcE,,
wEsr PoIST, N. Y, August ~. lsia
Proposals. in duplicate are invited and vil be re,
ceved at this ofice until u m. on the 18th day of
supplies.
ii,UO bushels State Oats.
l1 tons Timothy Hay.
s. tons hand thrashed Straw.
All Of the best quality.
they will deliver the Oats. Hay and Straw on the
wharf At West Point, New York, to be delivered on
or before the 2Hh day Of October. ls7a
J. NJ MARSHALL, Lieutenant Fourth Arty,
| Acting Assistant QuartermAster u. Il. A.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

THE PINKNEY INSTITUTE, 1903 NRw
Il York Ayenue The Miss.s burgess will re.
Cpe.s their scGooi on MONDAY. september is. isIs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Narroy K.oape a, Ninrnrn rnIl..

An exciting incident occurred on the river last
Friday evening. Four young men-James Park
inson, +. Walker, William Lahey, and John o.
BrlAn-started out of Chippewa with an ordin-
ary roW-bo and made for Port Day, on this
SIDE OF the river. Through some miscalulations
the quartette eventually found themselves in a
most dangerous part of the river channel-be-
tween the Wing" and Goat island nearly oppo-
site the residence Of Mrs. p A. Porter. The
stream at this point is very swift and fows direct
Tor the American Fall There is no chance for
boat to make the head Of Goat island after
getting once fully under the force Of these cur
rents. The boys we're well aware OF the hope.
iseHness OF making any safe landing below, and
they labored at the oars with fierce energy which
despair can only arouse. For long time il
seemed as though their efforts would prove
1rultiess and that they were doomed TO certain
destruction. large number of people collected
on the banks Of the river and Goat island, and
watched every move made by the desperate boys
Win the most intense anxiety. The boat was
hnAly brought out from the influence Of the riY-
or currents, and slowly creeping up the channel
brought hardly less relief TO those who we're
helpless spectators than to the thoroughly-frigh-
tened t, occupants Of the little craft.-Aiagdra
Fails Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
The Growth of Odd.PeIlow.l,p.

Tho Pennsylvsnia history of Fellowship
is mainly embraced within the fifty years from
1923 to 1873. At the end Of the first ten years
Of that half century QsS3) the rolls OF the
State showed an aggregate membership of 3 s72:
IN 1913 there were g. ll6 members within the
next two years lS44-4j, there we:e 8, TAG names
on the rolls. This was when the order was TWEEN
ty-two or three years old in the State. Then
followed quick march, for the figures for ls4G
show no less than Is ,629 aud those for 1917 ex-
panded to %, los. The next following ten
years just about doubled the membership. for
the rolls for 1851 exhibited an aggregate in
Pennsylvania Of 46, III, which was only a hundred
less than double the aggregate of 1847. From
these two years onward for period OF ten yesrs
the order decreased in numbers, until in 1868
the rolls contained but 81, GIG names in good
standing. Iu 1864 there we're 80 54S, and in
1865 there were A, $685. 1t is easy to trace in
this downward movement the influence Of the
period OF commercial depressron preceding the
war, and the depressing influence Of the war it.
self. But in the eight years from 1865 to the
present the Membership OF the order has more
than doubled itself, for beginning in 1865 with
43, 993 t now shows the grand total of 81 2t3. an
absolute increase Of nearly fifty thousai d. In
Berks county alone the order comprises aoout
2 800
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Speaker Blaine is following in the footsteps OF
his predecessor, by going on an overland Jour.
ney to California. Whether there is some foun-
tam Of perpetual political success located on the
Pacific side may now be doubted Mr.. Colfax,
MIR. Bowles, and Mr.. Greeley have been three Of
the most persistent seekers after it, and GER
tainly neither the first nor the last of the three
accomplished any veIy satisfactory result.
Blaine, however,is far shrewder politician than
either of them, and he may, perhaps, make
some capital for the Presidency out of his trim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
PuBH WEsTWARpl

The extension of the Wilmington & Western
Railroad, from Landenberg TO Oxford has been
At all times an essential part of the enterprise.
The connections formed At LAndenberg with the
Penna. Delaware road. and over it, with the
Baltimore Central, and Pennsylvania, must be
important and valuable, when put into operation.
BY the opening Of the P. & D., but they never
have been the ultimate object of the Whining
ton and Western road. We need an extension
at least as far As Oxford Our greatest advan-
tags will be realized in directly reaching the
grand mineral and agricultural resources of
Southern Pennsylvania. and making them centre
IA this city. Such line will bring us an in
mense trade, and contribute greatly to the fur
ther development and success of our manufac-
turing industries.
Now, the extension to Oxford is q compare
lively easy matter. The routes surveyed forit are
found practicable, and road can be run at very
moderate expense. The people along the line
are able and willing to 60 fair share Of the
work, by giving the right Of way and making
subscTipt tons to the stock. 1t is the intelligent
estimate of those who have given most thought
to the subject that the road can be built by the
stock subscriptions which can be secured along
the line, and reasonable sale of bonds, propor-
toned TO the length Of the extension, without
burdening further that part of the road already
IN operation
To push the road to Oxford is the plainest
dlty which now lies before the people Of this
city. The Wilmington & Western is already doing
good business, which steadily increases lfrom
week to week, and the moment the connections
are made with the Baltimore Central and Penn
sylvania, it will begin to show a most favorable
condition, meeting every demand upon it from
its legitimate earnings, We have no doubt,
whatever OF its success. 1t has been honestly
built and is worth to its stockholders and bond
owners every cent it cost-while to the business
interests Of this city, the value of the trade it
vii bring, when fully utilized, can hardly | Q
oier-estimated. With an extension to Oxford,
I'd connection there with the Peachbottom
line, reaching by ether good connections thence |
far along the Southern tier OF PennsylyAnia |
counties, it will become, substantially a through
route, bringing to Wilmington volume Of hea-
" business which can only be had from long |
line OF railroad. through q rich country, PIE
viously undeveloped by railroads.
We urge our citizens to come to the support
of the Wilmington Western management. for
the construction Of this extension. We cannot
AFFORD to longer neglect it. little backbone
cooperation, and work are needed, and not |
much money Certainly Wilmington is not de- |
fcent in any of these requirements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
The Indian War.

FIGHT WITH THE APAcHEs AND ModRAvEs-rHE
RED MEN IN COUNCIL
SAS FRAScIsco, May "a.
First cavalry had fight with the Apache and
and Mograve Indians 9n the sixth inst, on Dale
creek, Arizona. Five Indians we're killed and all
their provisions and blankets captured.
Four thousand British Columbia Indians are
holding council in that country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

spirit II vii cure sorrow. Indeed, ws might
maze long list Of nervous and other maladies
that sleep win cure. The cure of aleeplessnees
requires clesn, good bed, suf1isisnt exercise to
pEoducs weaxinees. pleasant occupation, good
ar. and not too varm room, clear stomach .
clear conscience. and avoidance of stimuiznts
and narcotics For those who are ovarworked,
haggard, nervous. who pass sieepless nights. We
commend the adoption Of such habits as shall
secure sleep; otherwise life will be short, and
what there is OF it sadly imperfect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

The New England Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion is holding its fourth annual session in Bos-
ton. 1t is less numerously attended than usual
but many veterans in the cause are among the
speakers, and they "show no diminution OF
earnestnesa and hope of ultimate succean.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

The National Agricultural Congress meets
at Indianapolis to-day. Nearly all the States
ana territories will be represented. The rapid
spread Of 1.-THE farmers movement gives addi-
tional Importance to this Convention, and it is
thought the subject of transportation will be
most prominent in it's deliberations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

AWashington despatch says that distinguished
legal gentlemen" who arc familiar with the Mex.
ican Constitution and Mexican politics say there
Is no probability of the United States acquiring
any portion of Mexico with the consent of the
Mexican Government. The Constitution of Mex
ieo forbids the cession Of any portion of its ter
ntory and public opinion in that county is also
against it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
salciIltz Po,..dara-

We call attention to oBF Seidtz Powders so uni
versally popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them 70 be
equal 70 any In the market fully up TO the standard
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This is
our special claim, 10 prove which they need ouly 70
be tried. Don't forget the place to get them, at
FOSTEh'S DRuG STORE,
Frpnf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
GIent,corth's Roach Poison,

We have found, from several years. experience, to
o. Tue most effective preparation for the destruction
OF Reaehes Unlike many ether preparafions thew
are attracted by this article devOnr0g 1t with great
avidfty and are not likely 10 die in their hiding
places. This remedy Ia also destructive to mise.
All the above articles sold in any quantity and in
formation ncerning their use and nature cheer
fully given by
Z BRNaHURsT CO, Apsthecaries.
cor. sixth RndGarket stTeefa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
BegistEr's agotifss.
ID RGIsTRR's OFFICE

ID RGISTRR'S OFFICE.
IL Nkw CASTLE COUNTY May IL IsIs
Upon the application Of William d. Ptckels Ad-
ministrAtor OF Mary a Leonard, laIe OF Wilmington
SltYt III sad county, deceased; It is ordered and
directed by the register that the Administrator
Aforesaid, give notice of the granting OF Let
ters ui Adm nlstration upon the Estate of the
deceas.d VITA the date of granting there
0i, ~ causing advertisements to be posted
Wlthln icrty days from the date OF such Letters in
sik oi the mos public places of the county of New
Sasie requiring all persons having demands against
TIE hstate 10 present the same, abide by an Act
nt Assembly Ia such made and provided. And also
cause the SAME 70 be inserted within the same
period ia the DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pub
llshed IN Wllmln ston, ami to be continued therein
two weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once OF
Il g. the Register aforesaid, at New castle In New
Castle County aforesaid, the dsy and wear
aoote written. Is. GIBBS Register
NOIlCb.-All persons having claims against the
ESTATE ~ the DECEASED mast preselt the same duy
atested to the Administrator on or before Nav
lIth, 1914. or abide the Act Of Assembly In such
case made AMI provided.
y LILLIAN ID. PlCKRLS,
Address, Hilmingt n Del Adm,r.
my2l-2w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Frem the West.

KILLED By LIGHTSISG-cRoPs DAMAGED BY HEAVY
RAINS.
ST.. Louis, May "a.
Two women were killed by lightning, on Sunday,
at 0ssawattomie, Kansas.
The crops are damaged in Kansas ard Ohio
by excessive rains during the past week
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
tIeep ~ a Medicine,

physician Haya the cry for regt has ALWAYS
been louder than the cry for food Not thai If
Is Important, but is often harder to obtain. The
best rest comes from q sound Sleep or two
men or women, otherwise equal, one who sleepg
oleep will do much to cure irritability Of temper
peevlahness, uneasness. 1t will restore to yipor
an ogerworked brain. 1t will build up and rnske
strong weary body. 1t will cure q headache.
1t Will cure heartache. 1t will cure a broken
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Frem the Nsrth-west.

DECORATING soLoIERs' 0RAyEs-THK SOLDIERS AND
TIE HoRNoss.
SALT LAKE CRY, May 27.
The soldiers have returned the contributions
made for decorating the Union soldiers graves,
in consequence Of an application from the Nor
mons for portion of the funds, to decorate tho
graves of their friends
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

Fout's Cattle Powder, II. II. II. Liniment Roberts
BmoTOcaton, Chicken or Poultry Powder and al
prominent Patent Medicines in the market for sale
a. FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WilmtuCfou IL a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
English Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice navorng extracts, viz: ext Lsmon Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry etc. Ali
OF the most celebrated MAKE S, for sale at
FOSTkRS DRUG STORE
FIont a. Wes- streets,
Wimtnptun nal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
camphor campnorI Camphor

large lot on hand and far sale cheap-lAid in ex.
pressly for spring use-To preserve muifs furs car
pets and winter clothing from moths and vefintn.
NOV Is the tune 70 buy. Also, the So popular In
sect Powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
sian aHd Others Bug poison, Rat and Rdsch EGter-
minator, Blue stone, COpperas, Alum, ellOw uchre
and al house-cleaning materials used In Spring
time, 1t
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
BARRIERS. Attantion.

BaT6ers. combs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatum, pnffs, powders, and bar
bers supplies generally, at very low prices Hair
pomade speciality, always fresh and highly per-
fumed. BaTDers supplied at wholesale at
FOSTRRS DRUG STORE
Front and West streets
Wilmington, delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Persian insect Powder.

Pyrethrum Rosenm,i an innocent vegetable powder
which enectually banishes Ants, Moths, Bugs, Red
or Water k0aches, and all snail insects, when pro-
perry applied and is pronounced BY many flfrieFa 10
be one of the best and cheapest articles in use
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Corrosive smbIimate.
CARRoLic ACID,

An active poison. best suited for use on besteads
and furniture. under the washboaTds and along the
edges OF carpets, In the form OF solution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28

winch destroys all the lower order of plants and
animals. is eheep and eifectual should be used iu
very dilute state as Il leaves faFTy odor bshind,
wnicn, though wholesome Is somewhat persistent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
Crime.

Murdered on AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
CIscISSATI, O., May 81
Jack Bradford killed John Pearson both col
ore1. on an excursion train, on Sunday, and
threw the body on the track. The murderer was
arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
SRfiaI auiifes.
saaaon@hla

Al this season OF the year when all pFudent house
Keepers are packing away their furs and WooIen
goods andputtfnE their houses in order for the ap-
proechlnE summer, the questions very naturally
arise, what ahal we use 70 prevent the ravagea OF
as reaches, bugs. ants, &C. ~
The best known insect destroyers, are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-28
GUM CANIPHOR.

Which, being volatile. permeaies the entire mass or
S1ndie OF goods, and is soon dssi. ated when the
go0ds are opened for use again.