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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-09

TITS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
L that we grew in pperity we grow more
practical, and that it is required of men that
they eduea themselves practically-educate
themselves in the best manner psssible-to meet
the demands of the times.
When Agesilaas, King of Sparta, was ask d
what things be thought most proper for boys 20
learn, he rel lied Those things which q cy
s,sould practice when they become men,"
nd "DeIivcr all things in nuun'er and WEIGHT
civest ut all in writing that thou gisest ont CT
aud therein" is precept Of universal application
and there Il "a speeia. necessity for its strict oh
.ervaace in all business transactions. Ioun
men the future liare Of this Coaook e
YOIi Are OF prepared TO mertlts demands
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-09
THE soth DAY Or AUGUST 1919

All the right title and interest of Bah
cock in and to the following described premeses
10 wit: The Donation Land Claim of d
pabeock claim No SIS in Township south
Range west in Section of said Township
exeept fifty acres sold TO q G Litchheid said
prem ses being situated in tho County
of Polk and State of Oregon with all the Appur-
tepances thereunto belonging To satisfy first
n judgement in favor OF L. II. Babcock against
A.. d. Bacock for the sum of Five HUNDRED and
twenty four dollars with interest and tho luther
sum of two hundred and twenty three and
eiehty-fve one hundreds dollars costs and
coats Of Execution: and also for judgement
| in favor of S. NJ. Babeock and against a. u.
| Babeoek for the sum of FIVE hundred dollars
| and interest and twenty three and hty-hFe
| one hundreds dollars costs with costs Of Exc
| cution. and also for judgement in favor % >
| NJ. Babcock aud against A. d. Babeoek foI
the sum of four hundred and nine dollars aud
| interest with thirty ore fifteen ond hundtedan
/ doIrar with costs of execution.
Dated this July the 3oth "lsJ3.
| s. T. Bureh
Sheriff ofpolk Co, Oregon
| Auv 21 Eu
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-09
SEsEIEgEatEf'S SAa4E.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
Dout of the Circnit Court Of the State Of
Oregon for the County Of Polk and TO me
direeted have levied upon ard will sell At
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash
in hand in front of the Court House door in
Dallas Polk County Oregon between the hours
of 9 o'cloak A il and o'clock p III on SAT
TRDAY
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-08-09

~ rilliams i Myers Central i s+k Front
w ct, Commission Merchants. deal III pr de
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

The several National Banks OF the city and
state held their annual elections for Directors,
yesterday. We give the result as far as re-
NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE. Henry G.
Banning Henry Latimer, Samuel Hilles, Edward
Bringhurst, Dr. Robert X. Porter Charles
Warner and William z. Richardson The Pres-
dent and other officers OF the institution will be
elected on Friday. y. -...s ..
UNION NATIONAL. BANK Victor Dupont, Hen
ry DUPONT, Edward 4, Belah James O. Aiken,
Vim. NJ Oanby, BENZ. s. Clark, DIR. Jacob Der
riekson, Henry r. duPont and VIM II. Swift.
The Directors met, this morning, and reelected
Victor DUPONT President.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEwAnK.-Joel Thomp-
son, Jr John W. Evans, James II Ray. S, NJ.
Curtis John Pilling, Harry Warren, VIM.
McOlelland. Joel Thompson, Jr., was reelected
President
FIRST NATIONAL BANK-Clement b. Smyth
Israel Pussy, Geo. W. Bush, Henry s. McComb,
Joshua A. Heald, Daniel James, Eli Garrett,
William Tatnall Edward Belts
This election for President and other officers
will be held tomorrow.
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRANDY
w1NE.-Washington JONES' Edward Pussy, Hen =
ry f. Dure, Geo. W. sparks, James Morrow,
William Richards Geo. s. Capelle S. y. South
ard, and John p. Wales. Washington Jones
was reelected President
FARMERS BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WHINING
ToN.-The election for Directors OF this Bank
wss held at Dover, last Thursday with the fol-
lowing result Theo. +. Crawford, Edward G..
Bradford, James Bradford, Edward Moore VII
liam Bright, Geo. G.. Lobdell, Francis Barry,
William G.. Gibbons, William Al. Kennard. Fran
cis Barry was reelected President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

Asbury Church Dedication.

The Asbury NJ. L. Church, Of this city, having
been remodeled and very greatly improved and
beautifed, will providence permitting,) be re-
opened for Divine Service, on Sunday next, Jan.
18th, 1873.
Tie dedicatory sermon will be preached by
Rev. Dr. Sims Of Baltimore, who will ofiiciate al
ION A. NJ, and IL P. NJ, and Rev Jacob Todd
Of This CITY, who will occupy the pulpit at ~ +,
M
The sermons will be one OF more than ordnar,
interest. Asbury Church is closely identified
with the early history OF Methodism in Whining
ton. Every former pastor who is still living anG
within reach has been specially invited.
All are invited to participate with us on the
occasion and they especially who, In former
years, made this time honored sanctuary thei
religious home. We trust that those, grateful
for blessing received within the walls Of - OH
Asbury will favor us with their presence am
assistance together with all who are interesteC
in church improvement. f. STuBBs. Pastor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

HoLTDAYs-PURIo soHooIs-PfArER TRIAL-RB-
r ~ LloIQps- tGaH aIaHa

Correspondence or the Commerciall q
2 TOiSiN9rIf oAxnhrpaE, JEq]1i.
q One would naturally conclude that in our
community there is urgent demand for temper
told that we still largely adhere to the old bac-
clianAlian custom OF observing the Christmas
holidays However, there was less OF home
Daos Drunkenness, this time, with about the
siImo amount Of caIouAal. The young, people
still dance one night through from early eve PILL
early dawn. 80 bacred an anniversary HeAAon,
lOalgh to be more becomingly celebrated; but
w benz will it be hereP E.i3ffRti .a4a
z There is in our county, a growing dissatsfac-
tipn with our public school system. While the
appropriation TO this object is liberal, and suffi4
Client 10 carry the school term through the year,
on liberal salary, the term only continues little
more than half the year at ttce1ity5foe dollars n
month. The consequence Is, good teachers are
seeking employment elsewhere, while our
schools are either falling into the hands OF resi-
dent teachers, who can batter afford to work for
such figures, Or the merest pedagogues who find
il siificult to obtain certificates of Qualification
in other counties on States, and our children
pdther receive suitable INSTRUCTION in text books
nor morals. The only hope of more efficient
school system s based in certain political chang
on predicRted OF present revolution OF thought
and feeling now going on in the public mind and
conscience. The general law is fair, but is made
inelicient in Dorsatby incompetent officials.
4 Us is very doubtful now whether the Platter
trial will come of at all. It is conjectured that
those important witnesses" will always be alb
sdnt when needed. Time will prove, however,
whether these oonjeeturee be well founded. ta
a revival is now going on in the town M Il.
Church with some encouraging indications. Ii
will prove great meeting il the backsliders Of
lAbt winter be reclaimed. Good religious meet
ings have been held at many points OF the coun-
ty the Methodists of the vArions branches
and their fruits have increased athe numerical
strength OF all denominations Dizziness fair.
III alth good. Doctors land Undertakers lean.
Pfoducers low spirited. GA OCoAsioNAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


VIII 10 sold at Public sale. on Thursday, Jauuarv
29d 1913 at the public house OF James Lane ser IN
Cantreyle, Del, the Real Estate Of Hickland Comb
deceased, situated near Centreville, IN Chrstiana
hundred, containing ITO Acres and 81 perches a
portion ~ u is young ana thriving timber the bal.
ance IL IN good state Of cultivation, divided inn
cOhyenienl nelds, wei watered. The quality OF the
land IL good and the situation IN healthy and con
yenient 10 schools, churches, mills and market. h.
ing within six miles Of Wilmington, three Of din.
7, nt's powder WORKS aud Two OF Jeasup a MOOreia
paper mia This property IL well worthy the atten.
tidn of those wanting q hOine er capiaats who
want an inyestmeut II il an undivided estate AMI
will positively be sold Ia order 10 settle up the "a
tate. Any person wishing TO view the property can
be accommodated by calling on David W. Taylor
living on the premises. For further partionars an
plf to J. PouLsON CHANDLER,
who Is authorized 10 act for the heifa
Sale to commence at O'Clock L. NJ
Sale positive. JanI-ts THE HEIRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No 2l, I. o. o. r., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 3rd and King streets.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o, f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. Of t., at 5tl
and Market streets
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Rodney Council, No. ID, o. U. A. NJ, at 7O2
East 7th.strset.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, G. f., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No 10, X. of r., at Ferris &
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A, /. o. II. M, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.
Oriental Lodge, No. l, U. D., A. F. A. M, al
Masonic Temple
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

DEATH OF Carr. ROBERT ERwrN- Captain
Robert Erwin, the well-known railroad contract
or and engineer, died in Baltimore, on Monday.
suddenly, at his Office in the Sun building. He
had Just concluded business letter, and was in
the act OF sealing it, when he tottered and fell.
expiring in five minutes. He was born in Ches-
ter Co., and held several offices in that State
and at one!time was a member OF the I,egis-
lature, but has been a resident of MARYLAND
since 1857. few years ago he was extern
sively engaged in civil engineering in Eastern
Maryland, and, in connection with his son, built
the Kent d Queen AIMS II. r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

ANOTHER FORTHCOMING JUBMEE.-We have al
ready announced that Prof. James n Clemmer
Is preparing for another Chdren's Jubilee, to
be- given at the Opera House. He has 30 far
some degree of dehniteness. One Thousand
children will ioin in the chorus. These will be
seated upon tiers Of seats, as upon the former
occasion, with the same, or similar; scenic ef-
fects The children, all girls, except gypsey
chorus Of fifty male voices, will be clad In white
dresses and will be taken from the public
schools Of the city. Tho approximation has al
ready been made, and the requisite number OBJ
tanned. An orchestra Of twenty pieces, under
the leadership Of Prof. Richie, will occupy the
stage, in front OF the children. The Jubilee is
gotten up for the benefit of Prof. Clemmer, and
the children have promised their assistance ont
of compliment to him. The date of the jubilee
has been hxed for the goth Of February.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

Y. M. O. p. L. 1.-The supper for which the
Young Mems Catholic Phil apatrian Literary In
stitute have been for some time past preparing,
will be served this evening in the largo andienre
room of the Wilmington Institute. The hall
will be very tastefully decorated with flags,
flowers and evergreens. The Music will be Sc
lections from the Quadrillei and Values play
ed at the Boston Jubilee. under the leadership Of
Strauss. AgrSnd promenadewill take place, at 81 Z
O'Clock continuing for an indefinite time, az
ter which grand supper furnished in the bos
and most tempting STYLE will be served. This
society is composed Of many and most promise
ing young men of our city, observes the sup
port Of our citizens in this effort to raise money
for the benefit of the Institute.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

pRUNKENNEss. John G.. Rumford arrested by
officer Wright John Reed, by officer Mullen.
Eli Kennard, and Frank Wolf, by officer Sculey.
were each fined fifty cents and costs, for enioy-
ing their personal right to drink what they
pleased.
DauFK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Charles Lockman
in addition to being drunk, was very abusive and
disprderly, and threatened bodily harm to Anne
liza Iockman, for which he was fined costs, and
held in 600 bail to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

An UNFORTUNATE WnAuNaTosIAN IN THE
WEsr Joseph Rile, son OF II. NJ. Rile. OF vii.
mington, emgrated to Nebraska and located at
Lincoln. Here he established a photograph
gallery, and was meeting with encouraging pros
poets. On New Years Eve, however. misfortune
overlook him, and in a brief space of time a fire
involved both his prospects and means OF liyeli-
hood in common ruin He was absent from the
city at social party when the fire occurred, and
saved nothing but the clothing which he wore.
He however, remains in Lincoln, for the pres
emit at least
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

PARboN GRANTEE. Governor Geary has grant
ed pardon TO Messrs. Mellerts 4 Kinsey. who
were convicted en- the 18th Of February, 1870, of
involuntary granddaughter, in causing the death
of q little girl named Josephine Gartman. II
viii be remembered that about four years ago an
iron plate which, stood against the premises Of
Messfs Mellerts Kinsey fell upon the little girl
and killed her, and a criminal suit and one for
damage were institnted -Reaiina Times.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

town meeting to originate and establish
manufacturing enterprises will be held in Smyr.
ma on the 18th at p. NJ.
The following officers have been elected in
the Smyrna Library President ]. O. Stockley
Vice President, j. l.. Olawson Recording Secre.
tary, Il. L. Cummins; Corresponding Secretary
Joseph II. Hoffecker; Treasurer, Geo. w. Cum.
minis, Jr., Managers, John II. Hoffecker, Henry
G. Budd and N II. Wilds,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

TuR AMERICUs CLuB-A meeting Of the Amer
icJe Club ofDelaware, for the election Of officers
was held, last evening, with the following re.
suit; a.- 40 20.
President-B. r. Heisler.
ioe-President-R. H. Taylor
Recording Seeretary--A d. Chaytor.
Corresponding Secretary G. Farra.
Treasurer-H. %. McIntire
Directors-L. G. Palmer, A. d. Chaytor, r.
II. Taylor, j. O. Farra, John r. Duntze.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

WILMINGTON, Jan 10.
Nothing doing in our hsrbor, as yet The ice
is moving, in the Christiana. and conld easily be
broken up. The bad condition OF the Delaware,
however makes it useless.
. The jam Of ice, at tho Horseshoe caused
great impeachment TO navigation, yesterday. The
tug Anlericd, the most powerful on the Bay,
excepting the ice-boats, got fast in the Jam,
while towing two vessels, and could not be re-
leased until Ice-Boat No. came TO her assist
ance. q The steamboat LamOkin, of Chester,
suffered similar detention for several hours.
The ship TuscdrOrd, belonging to Cope Broth
ers, Of Philadelphia, for many years on the line
between that city and Liverpool. was totally
wrecked OF Gibraltar, Spain, recently, and Capt.
Dunlevy, Jr.. (who resided at Germantown,
Plilada } with IA OF the crew, was lost. She
HAD been Of late engaged in the cotton trade be-
tween Mobile and Liverpool.
Ha LEwEs, Dol, Jan. IA.
The pilot boat Howard reports BVrk Column
bus went to sea at o'clock last evening. City
Ice Boat MOI left about G. this A NJ, with bark
Meridian and four schrs in tow. Brig Mechanic
and steamer Empire left during tho night.
Wind. $. W. Thermometer as.
Afternoon-A force and aft steamer coming
in. The brig Morning Light, and about dozen
scirs are in the harbor. Wind, N. W. Thermo-
meter. AZ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

-Bufidirg Felt I've have been very much inter
ested in examining samples OF this Feting sent us
by Mr.. g. Fay, Camden, N. j. II ID highly recon
inside instead Of plaster, no tar substance so Obec
tionable, being used. II has great strength anu
resembles ane leatfet. MI. Fay manufactures from
this telling, floor covering painted in various neat
designs. For descriptive circular, price list and
samples, send two stamps.-N. y. Republican,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

GIpsEYs.-For some weeks past, band of
rowing gpseyshave been oncamped in the woods
onlthe Newport pike at the Rail Road Crossing
There are about twenty Ave OF thirty men.
women and children in the party, and they have
with them about dozen very fne horses. They
are, however, very quiet and peaceful band,
Of whom the people in that neighborhood have
nolcompiaint
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBMEE.-The Sunday School
connected with st. Pauls NJ. L. Church, al Odes.
ga, will hold their annual jubilee in the church
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 22nd. The exer.
cises will consist Of solos, DUETS quartetts Choir
uses, Dialogues, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

WATER RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE.


OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
WuAEGTON, DEL, Dec 4th, 1879.
The Bills for the year 1873. are now ready and
payable at the Registrars OlCe, 1000 Market street.
Tine law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 5lst 1913, tine face Of the bill, and on all
paid during the month Of February All addition OF
s. per cent and on all paid during the month OF
March an addition OF 10 per cent? and on any
amount remaining unpaid after April LIST, 1873, the
RegatrAr Ii required TO haYe the ferules Withdrawn
and suit instituted for the recovery OF the amounts
due and water will not again be let into such pre-
misses until ali arrears with assessments and two
dollars for drawing ferue Ii paid.
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
ONCE Hours 9, to IL, A. NJ, and 2, toe, p. NJ.
deC5tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

80 1,,..., NJ -
UINOR SALk-A three-atofy DITCH hOu'o w. M
4B2 4. Third street. Apply t.0,Oe,,s MOS -
'3H +'H WAshlr1stUr aI hNss
U,hi{ 4 IN Oh RTlNT-H small fruit farm near
X raltnn n II hontaina about DO acres, 10 wood
and house large, new and commodous. Plants
-haIe nrooerty under course Of improvements For
Terms. ~. address, GEO Il. MURRAY,
iania -ftdttw wyoming, Kent Co., Del.
~ ~ IN mn ~, s,,aIi ,arms one
sale oh dna a, ,ot sSrea ' near Miifor
~ ot hlAy shu ono 81, ~ ~" =, mi hsaT,ny an nns,
~ tnsn. ,tv3ioi and running water on both. l will
a nv t,a,e these mi M OF, easy terms to any one
fhsv " vyt fI'i anti WILLIAM PRESTON, r-
Commission Merchant
5rg corner Front and orange streets
lanl4-sInw- ml,,ni"s y, .,1 -,
aNo3 SALE -lne dwellihg Ne lily a Msaa,' a o.
Ia fc,i as"n 'rhe houae IL A double BRICK two
stSres and attic with 10 rooms small back kitchen
ami hsth, front ward and porch The situation is
one nf the most peasani and convenient in the city,
w m heantihni view of river and country Apply
To N NJ N. CHILD Co,
or TO II. A. GILIPIN, on the premises. Ianl8-im'
-, =, -. =, ,.,.,,.s i,8,sa No -
nor S "a LIZ three-stt G brick house. no. M
Aianis ons WITHIN
- :, 49, ~, Al 4 T0fEAN HoI1sRn
annI NM ed m ~ IN ssie an easy 81
H FURNISHED hnu eqIpPeu W Saie ~ . . NW
terms. II not SOLD o. NAY ", VIII pe run "oA' IA
season, az usual py H. W. 2nahWSytTI'1 siupsoN
-, ,r,,. 10 ~ q phiaarnhia
JanlS2O-H III Wahnt strees fHlh''opl''a'
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY = STOCK OF MElt-
N CHANDISE AT PRIVATE SALE --The unhef-
siiileds doing business In Delawaie city, Del AT
the old established stand formerly occupied by tine
late George a. Uieaver, offers his stock OF goods at
private sale, consisting OF dry goods, nyuons, gro
cefiea aueensyare &c and The good will and TX
tutes Of the store The store viii be let on reasona-
Die terms with the privilege OF puyng lhs - r.,
rare opportunity LOT W! ohe usluus VI huink ~ -
ouslne - as Just y. ti, t,no Wy ~ q INN ass
hnout toinpSteS, miHn pi Il, ~ peSnnSvivsnis
IN COAL brought rom Tue mines IN FennH1Na,n s
ann 10 oe snpped IN Eesses uom ny ~ p'Aee' FNi
ianIs-6t a. ID. Ci.EAvER.
i,is q a; M y NJ u - 80 IN
LIN rOh ~ 1il = a. ,n
~ hoIEL rho. , ias u, VA a.s, Wy ,y
rom tWeny-nVe " LILLY HuaIs ~ ~ ~, ,ts IA
rom tnoIOughpreu Alueiney stooh, as NS' Z, 70 "
qiIt 1 j., ,St,i ~ tne wilmington" n' "
nspp III "Hln'ns'Oh' ,upnJuy p1tpNE1yr %
Aauiess -, n I i,, D. ny ~ NJ -
janlO-u Landenoerg, Chester Co., ia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

IB- Extensive Furniture St0re.-The attention OF
the public il called 70 the very large and yArieu
stock of furniture OF j. a j. N. Hartman, No. 40
King street. There is nothing equal to 1t In the
State OF Delaware, aud persons wanting furniture
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be accommo
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low as the best
houses In the large cities. ..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

MI & X.
Having sold my interest in the Coal business to
A. N. KElTHLER,
Who will continue the business at the old stand,
s. r. CORNER FRONT AND WEST SITS,
| cheerfuy recommend him to my customers and
TO the pubggenerally ~ worthy OF their patronage
take pleasure in thanking my customers for their
patronage In the past
JOSEPH FOUT
P. ST. Will remain at Mr.. Keitners OH " for the
purpose Of settling up my business. dec7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

DEATH OF AN Old CI'nzEN. DR., John Frazier,
residing above Galens Kent county, Nd. died
at Mddletown Del, on-tho "a instant in the
SSlh year Of his age. lie was probably the oldest
citizen Of the county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

CoAsTINd AoCIDEST.-Wm. Foracre Of Mill
Creek Hundred, while shedding down hill, with
some men and boys on board, fell Off rolled
down the hill some % feet, breaking his collar
bone and one or two ribs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

TIE ST. PAuns REVIVAL, The revival meet
ing at st, Paul's NJ. L. Church continues with
increasing interest and more encouraging pros
poets. Rev. l.. Q. Alatlack, late OF New Orleans,
win preach, this evening" 1908
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

DENIES TUE CHARGE Iii Kennard, a well
known and generally respected colored man,
Whose name occurs in our Police reports to day,
dehies the charge OF Drunkenness. lie says he
had not drank a drop the whole day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15
9uftinu SaIfs.
noLE 4 MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
Ne. sO5 Market Street, above sIxths
WILMINGTON, DEL
d w. sTIDHAM q SON.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth street,
WILMINGTON, DRL.


Auction Sale Of Builders Hardware.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on TUES 4
DAY EVENING, Jan. 14th, 1873, at ~
O'clock. at the Auction Rooms, Ill K. Fourth -
street. large quantity OF Builders Hardware, such
as cupboard locks, cupboard latches screws OF all
SIDES, butt hinges strap hinges, Also, box tools snCh
as Squares brace bits, saw sets, axes, padlOcksi
ganges castors, drawer handles. monkey wrePches,
and lots of stun not enumerated. Also at the same
time and place. lot OF very interesting books such
as volumes Wayerly MAGAZINES. bound; By Vols
Sit k, Bulwer's Works, 81 Vo.B Encyclopedias; the
complete work of VIM. shakespeare volumes OF
the Life Of washington irving also, large quant-
" of miscellaneous books.
Any person wanting any OF the above articles
shbuid make 1t a point TO attend this sale AZ the
goods will positively be sold to the highest bidder.
THE highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
sekond- hand furniture by l., W. Stldham son,
Auctoneers Ill k. Fourth street, wilmington, Del.
Also, all kinds OF secondhand furniture for sale.
r. oct2o-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

~ Upon the health OF the teeth depends the puri-
ty OF the breath. Preserve them unblemished by
Inc use or the famous SozODoNT, that perfectly
regret IL. l--a- " -~'Ns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

FERTJLIzERs SHrrPsD. Walton, Whann X Co
yesterday shipped lO6 tons Of fertilizers to Nor
folk Virginia. Their phosphates are becoming
very popular in that st ste and large orders ar Q
received for Spring shipments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-15

-Chdpped Bdnds face, rough KIN, pimples,
rinRwOrn, saltrfheuD and ether cutaueOus anec-
lions cured ana the skin made soft ana shrnth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap. mad by Ca ., iiaz-
ard x Co. New York Be certain to gel The Jul.lpef
Tar Soap as there are many worthess limitations
made with oOmfnen tar ~ |