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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

The Taxpayers of Mendocino coun-
:y, California, have nominated the
following ticket: For Assembly. D.
w. McCallum; Sheriff, o. II. p.
Brown; Superintendent of Schools,
J. III. Seawell; County Clerk, c. A.
Irvine; Recorder, ". p. Denman;
District Attorney, T. l.. Carothers;
Coroner, Wilson Sierly Surveyor,
Hubbard Savage: Supervisor, Third
District, 3. L. Mcclure. The three
first named had previously announced
themselves as independent candi-
astes, and were Endorsed by the Tax
payers. 1t seems probable that there
Will be a three-cornered fight in many
Of the counties in the Golden State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06
SPAIN
MADRID. ,July

MADRID, July ).
tInued its sitting because of tin sus-
pension of constitutional
The Government has decided to dis
charge soldiers whose terms nave ex-
pred, but offer them two reals per
diem To re-enlist. II the result is mn
satisfactory, it will appeal to The
patriotism OF the country to supply
the combatants.
General Cabrinetti announces that
he defeated the Carlists un1rr Sab1lis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

SUICIDEp.-D. J. Lord suicided at
Virginia City yesterday by emptying
the contents OF a six-shooter in his
mouth. No cause assigned. We be-
lieve deceased held a Federal position
of some kind,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

THIS company SHALL never get
another cent of my money" said an
angrylady on a railway train. How,
then, will you travel?" asked the
conductor. III Fay my fare 10 YOU,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06
CCRE.

In Virginia CITY, July ,, 10 the wife OF
Z. NJ. q. stewart, son.
IN Austin, June -, to the wife OF 7. W.
Davis, a Son.
In Austin, June o., to the wife of Mr..
Eper>on. Il daughter.
IN Austin, June 70. to the Wife OF {. D.
Spires, a SON.
in Plochr, July >, to the wife Of O. u.
GasS, OF Las Vegas, a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

IEILADELPIIIA. july ).
The CITY wore a general hniiIav
appearance Yesterday. The nreat
event was the transfer of the centen.
NAL grounds TO the -cnntrnulaI
commission. At $50 p. ". the
distIny,Isled guests, anon fne
uuiuhtr Sceyetary Rolesnn, renr..
seuting the President: BclNuan, So.
retary Of War; Rich ,rdson. Serretary
OF the Treasury: Postmaster General
Cresswell: Attorney General 7. Mi.
lj,ms: Gn,yrrnors 81 All The Sra,ht
and PROMINENT men thrnm~.c,,t ~
con.:try, assembled in the CNnnriI
Chan6ers. and were ~.
Major Stockinbv. Governor Haw,ayv
1eliyered - Lr;ef aIGrnlS nttES
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

Go TO j. OTTENHEIMER's FOR FINE M
ported cigars, tobacco, icwelry. fancy
Goods, stationery, etc. lie VIII sell at r.
ducad l%riceS. jel5tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

THE Finest BRANDS of Havana Cigars.
in>r received from Chicago, FOR sale at
Nichols confectionery. wi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-06

In Poche, July >, II. VI. Eranes, ex-
Postmaster Of Phoebe, 10 Mary ravis.
In sacramento, June 50, SamI d. Full
er to Mary c. sutton.
In stockton. Cal, June Goth, Joseph
Schn4idtz to Barbara Rue.
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aANIERN
By OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
To Tur SrSIlSrr.I
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

NEW York. July ).
The fourth was celebrated here on
a scale OF greater maSniticence than
for many years.
John Dennis, driver OF a market
wagon, was found in his wagon ut
Jamaica, Long Island, yesterday,
having been fatally beaten and robbed
by two negroes, to whom he gave a
ride on his way home from market.
MASSACHUSETTS.
SPR1NGFIEIp, July +.
Phines Alien, Editor OF the Pits
field sun from 1929 to 1878, died to-day
of paralysis. Aged s..
uOlli>ter & Conds' block. Main St,
burned to-day. Loss, 5000 lnsur-
ance SIS 900.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI. July 4.
There was only Il death from
cholera to-day.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, July J..
There were IS iuterments to-day
5 of cholera. The disease, while abat-
ing in the city, is spreading in the
country adjacent TO Memphis.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE. Julvt.
\ terrible storm swept over NiScon-
sin yesterday, and many heart-rend-
ing disasters are reported. AT Green
Lake, " is, a number of pleasure
seekers We're on the lake, when the
storm struck them, capsiZed the boats,
and 20 ladies We're sent to eternity.
The following are the only names
that could be chained McRussell
and daughter, from Berlin, Wis: Jen-
ME Olin, a child OF Mrs. Allen; Mrs.
A. T. Carman Mrs. Geo. Harding !;
VIM. BiOsliln, wife and child Mrs.
Joan Balm, from hartford. Further
particulars will be got as soon as the
lines are at work.
Al Owengyii!e, Ky, Thursday, VIM.
q. Sattertield WAS placed on trial for
burning that place last April. While
one Hayden was testifving in regard
to being employed by Sattertield to
burn the place, Sattertield and his
friends rushed toward him with re-
volverS i'll II md. Several determined
citizens interiered and prevented a
collision. The Court then adjourned
till Yesterday. Yesterday, Sutteriield
and friends rode into town with dOub-
led-barrcled ShOt-ounS and reVOlvtrS.
and Were met by iIOon. the TAILOR, and
other citizens. IioOn fired Instantly.
when the rest OF the party fled. Sat
terrified has Deen regarded as a dan
gerOus and desperate character. and
his death is not much regretted by
IaW-aDiling citizens.
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SPN1NGFIEIp, July +.
Phines Allen, Editor OF the Pits
field Sun from 1929 to 1878, died today
of paralysis. Aged 66.
Holli>ter & Conds' block, Main St,
burned to-day. Loss, $1,000 lnsur-
anre $4,000.
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MI MS, UUIN :.
There were IS iuterments to-day
) of cholera. The disease, while abat-
ing in the city, is spreading in the
country adjacent to Memphis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
The wilmIaaten In.lIIule.

MEETING OF AIEsIBERs-rHE PROPOSED CHANGE IN
THE ORGANIZATION.
general meeting of the members Of the
institute was held in the Library Room, last ev-
ening, to consider the proposed plan OF changing
the organization into stock company. President
Bates stated the object Of the meeting. The
report of the subcommittee which prepared the
plan was read, aud Mr.. Higgins then stated the
views Of the Executive Committee on the sub
ject, favorable to the adoption OF the plan.
1t iA proposed to estimate the value Of the
Institute at $4,000 for real estate, and q. 500
for books. &c. On this there 10 a debt Of S26,-
5O0. leaving $50 600 nett value The membership
is about $40, and it is proposed to issue TO each
member, free, six shares Of stock at par value
Of 80 each, making 800 shares, worth $50 900
These shares will be issued as scrip and will be-
come active, only when the annual dues are paid
on them. member. receiving six shares would
probably pay on only one for his own use the
same az now. but he could give away the others
TO persons who would use them and keep the
dues paid. Ia this way the person accepting the
stock would receive valuable share IN the own
ership Of the Institutes property, subject only
to the necessity OF paying the annual dues. The
plan 1t Is expected will not change the character
Of the Institute, at all except to greatly increase
It's membership, enlarge its revenues, and per-
NIT large purchases of Looks.
After hearing Mr.. HigginA' statements Mr..
Macalster offered resolution approving the
proposed change, and authorizing the Executive
Committee to take the necessary steps for car
rying it into effect. (rhese will include the ap-
plication to the Legislature for modification Of
the Charter. ttc.l Y-T-H
Discussion by Messrs. Joseph @. Grubb, l.
O. Grubb, ESQ, DR.. Grimshaw, and others, fol-
lowed and Mr.. Maeallister'a resolution was then
adopted, with 9 few Dissenting votes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
City Council.

PROCEEDINGS, LAST EvEyISo-So Police coSFIRM-
AT1oNs-PREPARISG TO MAcADAM1zE 4th STREET.
MIR. MArs presided.
The use OF the Hall was granted to Minqua
Association.
Loans Of s2, 900 we're made to the Reliance and
Phoenix.
The Committee on Fire Companies had failed
to observe a yeriication OF the claims Of the
Babcock Fire Engine, and declined the purchase
Of one at present.
Mr.. Febiger offered resolution that the CITY
Solicitor be instructed to add to the act allowing
the city to issue bonds TO improve and extend
the Water works provision that $4,000 OF the
receipts Of the Water rents be reserved each
year until the bonds are all paid.
Also, resolution directing the City Solicitor
to draw mp an act to be submitted to the Leg
slature to so alter the charter Of the city as to
allow the tax rate TO be 80 much per capita on
the 300 OF the assessment made.
Both OF the resolutions were adopted
MIR. Febiger read an act creating n Registry
Bureau and TO facilitate the assessment OF the
city Of Wilmington, which was referred to the
city Solicitor for examination.
Mr.. Febiger offered q resolution instructing
the City Solicitor to prepare an act creating 4
Board of Revision for submittal to the Legisls-
ture which was adopted.
The report Of Daniel Farra, City Surveyor,
was submitted and 100 copies ordered to be
printed
Solicitor draw up an act to amend sec. Of the
charter 30 az to increase the assessment on capi-
tation.
Mr.. McIntire moved that the Chairman Of the
Street Committee invite proposals for the supply
ing of the necessary machinery for mAcadAmizing
4th street, which was adopted.
A petition to lay water pipes from 9Th and
Walnut to 9Th and Walnut was referred with
power to act.
The Committee on Distribution Of Coal were
directed to e1pend $1,000 in addition to what
had already been laid out for this purpose.
ORDERS.
]. F. Brennan, S10.25 W S. Bullock Sg7 OIL
W. H. Billany, S22. .25 H. L. Tatnall Il Co., S3S.-
Al Vim. and Thomas Davidson, o. so James
II. Beggs, SCALP Frank Graham, g S45. rs Jno.
| Palmer, Sl.5S John II. Turner, S55 so Scatter
| good Allen, s3l. So; Geo. W Bush, SIC; Gar
rett Kent Sl5.03 ;.Jno. W. Hawkins, $3l3 "a
Homer Barry, Sl6.50 F. c. simpson, S9s 50
| W. s. Bullock, S2390 W. Il. q II. Cause, S13
| IL Y. Pickels SGO.40 +. G. Stotsenburg a
Son, S3l7.87 John W. Hawkins, S99. as Ca
| pelle d Bro, S26. so NJ. b. Stotsenburg s72 90
Geo W. Dorsey, S103.s0; W. II. Billany, sls
@. W. Bright @33 r d. Wood 4 Co SG62 %
Chas. Warner & Co, $3.50 &c; Pusey & Rice, S5.
70; ]. 4 j. n. Harmon, go 80 G., Worral, S39.
4S i. Y. deSormandie. sos 43 W. Il. Brick
| $726.78 Geo. Chance, S3 Boughman, Thoma
& Co., $40 40 ; ]. O. Farra, S73. 50 Edw Tatnall
Jr.. s12 Alison Mills, 520.s5 Alex Chandler
$500 VIM. 81. QUINN 80, John Palmer. $50. .56
John B. Murphy, S15.5S Edmund s. Shaw, S22,
II Geo Chance 32.S3 Wilmington Hide an
TAllew Association. S250.90; A. Mills, S8 Tboa
Hawkins, 800; Eli Hood, "a 10. Remainder of sal
aries for lamp-lighters for 1872. VIM. s. Elliot
1925.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At PUBLIC eaIe.

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on Thursday, January
2Sd, 1873, at the public house Of James Lancaster in
Centrevile Del, the Heal Estate of Hickland Gould
deceased situated near Centrevile, in ChrlktiAna
Hundred, containing ll0 Acres and 81 Percnes. A
portion Of II is young and thriving timber, the bal
ance Is In good state Of Cultivation, divided Into
conyenient nelds well EateTed. The quality OF the
land is good and the situation Is healthy and con-
venent 10 schools, churches mills, and market be-
ing within six miles OF Wilmington, three Of du-
Points powder WORKS and two OF Jessup MOores
paper milA This property is well worthy the atten.
ton OF those wanting q home, or capitalists who
want an nvestmeLL as It ls an undivided estate and
will positively be sold in order 10 settle up the "a
tate. Any person wishing 10 view the property can
be accommodated by calling on David W. Taylor,
living on the premises. For further particulars an
ply 70 J. POULSON CHANDLER,
who Is authorized 70 act for the heirH
Sale 10 commence At O'Clock p. NJ
Sale positive. janI-ts THE HEIRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.


Fairfax Lodge No. 8, l. o. O. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 3D. and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, L. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall Sd and King streets.
Delsware Tribe, No. /, l. o. II. M, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. s, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall oil Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street
Excelsior Lodge, No. Z. K. Off, at Knights Of
Pytlias Hail. al Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o.. s. Of A, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL, NO. 10, o. Z. A..
AT stated meeting Of Jefferson Council No
10, .. .. A. M, held Saturday evening January
4th 1873 the following officers were installed to
serve the ensuing term C., Henry Mayors v.
O., Jehu Pyle !. r. 8. ,Peyton g. West A. R. s.,
Frederick j. Cochran-; F. s., d. B. Markley ;
Treas, A. W; Jones /; Ind, sam'l. H. Hopkins /;
E1., Joseph Baker L P, Evans Hid o. p,
d Il. Lightcap Trustees, L. D. Campbell, DOS.
Baker, John Lincoln.
DELAWARE DEGREE COUNCIL, o. Q. A. NJ
AT a stated meeting Of Delaware Degree Ooun-
Gil, No. !, Q. 2. A. NJ, held Tuesday evening,
January 7th 1873, the following officers were
installed to serve the ensuing term ID. O.,
James D. TWigg D. ". O., Alex. Hudson r. g.,
D. b. Markley; A. r. s., James Todd f. s.,
Joseph MAncill Treas, J, ]. McMullen Ind
John Cornish; Ex., O. B. Snyder; 1. p, G. G
Stokey; o. p, 4. P, Boozer.
DELAWARE EMcAAfPlIESr INSTALLATION.
Delaware Rncampment, No. /, l. o. o. F.,
Tuesday nightinstAlled the following officers for
the present term 20. p. Richard a. Ewbanks
II. p, VIM. II. Cornbrooks; ; s. W., Edwin +. Nor
row. ]. W., David Downs Scribe, EdB. McIntire;
Treasurer, John l.. Pierson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Police Court.

LARcESY.-Jacob II. Shartz Of Pennsylvania
and John Dunan of Massachusetts were ARES
ted BY officers Heal for the larceny of q coat,
handkerchief, and carpenters rule, from Joseph
X. Vickers. They we're each held in $500 bsil
for their appearance at court.
lNAGRANCY.-LeoAtesw who few mornings ago
figured as the prosecutor against four Young
men for Assault and Battery was arrested
by Officer Mullen for vagrancy. The Mayor
wishing more fully to investigate he remanded
the prisoner for further hearing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

The FARMKRs MUTUAL OF ST. GEORGES AND
APPooUTSIMISK.-The annual meeting Of the
FATmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
st. Georges and Appoquinimink hundf eds was
held on Monday last, when the following officers
John @. Corbit; Secretary, Charles TatmAn ;
Treasurer, Joseph @. Brown; Directors, DAn1
Corbit, William Polk, Cornelius Watkins, II. n
Willets Henry Davis, John @. Corbit and Colin
Ferguson.
stated at Ss02, ,42l, ,95, and the value of the in
surAnce notes on above. S49, ,S93, ,3S. The loses
dnnng the year were only S133. The company
has a surplus fund to date Of sl5, sol, As.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

During the year, 00035, 900 gallons wore
pumped from 10th and Market to the reservoir
at Sth and Rodney.
Water is supplied to 5,699 dwellings,
stores, manufactures, de-, Of which 2S7 are
dwellings. The number OF nsw permits during
the year was 407. Total number Of permits
registered, 3,155.
The water pipes were extended as follows /:
OF the 3-inch, 1887 feet OF the 4-ineh 76ls feet
Of 6-inch, 1906 feet. a
Fire plugs were erected during the year IL Id
and Searle, At 18th and Washington, II Front
and Poplar, two at W. & ". Engine house, and
one ~ foot Of King street, in all.
The total number OF feet of pipes laid during
the year were 902l, and the total number in the
city is l6S, ,202, or nearly 50 miles.
The receipts and disbursements were ~ fol-
lows
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
for salt.

-
YSoR sALR-pUsTNRss STAND. : yhe under
seued having determined 70 retire nom bnAl-
ness, offers at private sale her store and dweilng.
No. 1os MaIket street., and running tnroueh " p snlp
Lev street The building ia 20 front BY o. feet deep
four stories high s In good substantial erder ano
one OF the best business stands IN tlle CITY Mi DC
sold on easy terms. AAna hsa s.xVss si.aSH 1,
tanI-St tee MnLAee ~ es
wood Plano, st RoBkLEN BRO
lans-st soI asIkeL slIese.
INoR RRNT-A Farm, situate in Brandywine @
n Hundred. New Castle 90, DelAWaLe. on keFHs
the Pniledelphia Pike, withinn rev minutes val
ton baltimore Railroad. four miles from whining.
ton; has been used as q milk dairy for number of
years. abundance Of iruis. Inquire Of ,onau
jsnsst $50 French street. Wilmington Del
HOUSES FOR sALK--I am determined 20 q
sell, without any money down u desired, -
three very desirable shoasss, as follows; Nc. elv
West street. II rooms. No. col Washlngton street.
corner of sixth street, with Bay Window on sixth
street and heater In cellar, with ~ rooms NO, 0S
Washington street. 10 rooms; all the modern I'M
Pay%s,a on mortsaee, balance il
three equal notes with approved endorser maturing
July list October LIST 1873 and January lHi, 1910; OF
q liberal deduction for all or part paid In cash.
Please call early on the subscriber 70 be shown
the properties and for further particulars; ~,w
Jans No. Sis, W. sixth St, or 9Ol shipley st,
INoR sALE-Building lots on Eighth near Frank,
II lin street Also, on Front, Second and ThtId
streets, the CITY limits adjoining the Togate
on the Lancaster Turnpike Apply i9ss i9 wynn
jans-9m No. l3ll Market street. .
WNoR sALR--Twenty-seve tons OF Glover Hay,
with several tons OF bright oat straw, 5000
bundles Of long corn fodder. The Hay is a prime
article, saved without rain, and not coarse: would
would be rented 70 good tenant Enquire a. ,
dec s1d&wu THIS OFFICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

81 Hztenssps Furniture StOrS-The attention OF
the public is called TO the very large and varied
stock OF furniture of J. 4 J. N. HamRn, No. AT
King street There is nothing equal TO Il in the
state Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell a. prices low tie best
houses In the large cfties
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
~ WAR wsssszsss.

ANNUAL, RxroRr o. nm mrKF EsgaENKER-REo-
CONSIDERATIONS AND sUooKsrIoss-WATKR ooN-
SUMPTION, KxPESsKa, dc. -rfe,
The annual report OF O. H. Gallagher, 0hisf
Engineer Of tho wAtor Works, Sok 1874 yrs sub
mittec to Council, on the And inst.
The report opens with . dstall OF the work
done during the year-the enlarkem6ne Of the
pump well, and It's connection with the channel
Of the BrAndywine By means Of . hinge pipe /
the opening OF . canal from the pit under the
water-wheel to this pump well, the pulling down
OF the old mill and the beginning Of the erec-
tion of : new ons-All Of which has been fully
noticed IN these columns. Mr.. Gallagher says
the new Worthington pump viii be put in place
early in the Spring, In time 10 furnish fun
supply of water for the summer months.
Suggesting hrstshe pumping,;of the water from
the BrAndywin0 directly to the upper basin, that
additional force for distribution may be obtained
and labor, fuel &c, be economical, the Chief
Engineer proceeds with othar recommendations
Of equal importance. In certain sections Of the
city L Is with difficulty, he says, that supply Of
water canbe obtained owing TO the inadequate
size Of the pipes. and he rec ommands the lay
ing OF distributing mains IS follows; Com
meDoing At 10th and Market with 12-inch main
and connecting with the l6-inch main nov laid
in Market street, thence running East to Lom-
bard street with - inch main to Front along
Front west to Jefferson, with 12-inch main ;
from Jefferson street along Front TO Madison,
and along Maryland Avenue to the city line with
61-inch main.
Stating the fact that Council has already acted
favorAbly upon application for water ON the
South Side, he recommends that a 20-inch main
be laid from Front and Market acrcss the Jhris-
tiAna, with submerged pipe 70 the fast land
beyond the river. where the size might be re-
dnced TO II or l6-fnch main, II thought best. A
connecting pipe OF 12-inches should be run East
from Market along A or streets 70 Christians
Avenue, near Third-St. Bridge. To supply the
residents OF the 9th Ward would require that 4
16rinch pipe be lhid on Warrington street. con-
Meeting with the 30-inch main now laid At llth
and Washington thence scross the Brandywine
on the new bridge to be built at this point. This
would involve the purchase of 9 right of way
from the county, bat even this would be far
preferable and less expensiye than by any other
mode. This would afford full supply OF water
for the city.
The opening Of an Avenue so feet wide on the
south side OF the river lie also recommended to
prevent the dow Of drainage into the river.
The water consumption Of the city during the
fnlI q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
DELAWARE DFCREE COUNCIL, 0. c. A. N.
AWARE EMoAlrpnfENr INsrAIIATIoy.
TIE Dead Of 1s79,

WHERE THEY ARE sLEEPISa THEIR LAST SLEEP"
During. the year 1872 monthly interments have
been made in the cemeteries as follows The
publication OF interments is IS something which
was never done before" and for this reason, we
were unable to obtain those ia the Old SYede's
cemetery. Riyeryiew was only opened in July
laak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

Building Fet-We have been very much inter
ested in examining samples Of this Felting sent us
By Nj. G. Fay, Camden, N. ]. II is highly recon
mended for covering the outside Of buildlngE, and
inside instead OF plaster no tar substance ubec
tionable, being used. II has great stei4 :, and
resembles nne leather Mr. Fay malu.Ac, - from
this felting, moor covering painted in
designA For descriptive circular, price list and
samples, send two stamps.-H. j. Repubte11l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

u-Ths Almanac Publishers complain that their
business is destroyed by Ayers American Almanac.
The people prefer IT 10 any other, the Farmers
Western, southern OF the numerous local almaRacs
when they can get Ayers 1t supplies the best as
Economical data, weather and jokes OF them all
and above ali, medical advice which Is Invaluable
for every family. IL is supplied gratis by the drug
Rsts, and should be preserved for constant refer
ence and use. We are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without one
Slavery ktaHddTd, N. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

~ Chdpped Hdnds, face, rough kin, plmples,
rtngworm, salf-rheum, and other cutaneous affec-
tOns cured, and the SKIN made soft ana smooth. by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by CasWell, Haz-
ard CO., New YORK. Be certain 10 get the Juniper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

A special train, for the accommodation of the
stockholders, will be run ever the W. 4 r. r. r.
as far as Costesville, on Tuesday next.
The annual election of the Bakers Union
which was to have been held, last evening, was
postponed until next Thursday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

twBARGALNsl BlRGAL ms !-it is matter Of
no little satisfaction all gentlemen of good taste
that there is such excellent tai oTing es ablis-
ment in wilmington, a. that located Al ais King
strest CONTACTED by John II. Anhlbausen, y gehtle-
man n ly up 70 the times and capable Of sulung the
most fastidlous tastes, whether Rrsve or gay. Mr..
NJ, has had 20 years experience. and has large
number OF customers among our beat dressed peO-
pie. AT the present time he invites persons who
would like some extraordinary bargains 10 winter
goods 70 give him call