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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

To BE HANGED on FRIDAY.-Of the two con-
demned men now in the Baltimore city Iail
awaiting the hour Of execution on Friday, Hol-
lohsn, II is said, seems to retain that physical
energy and at times logged tenacity in refer
ence 20 worldly affairs which has always char
acterized him, though at other times he ex-
hibits great devotion 20 religion, and is always
oJclle in the presence OF his spiritual adviser.
towards whom he seems TO be warmly attached.
NICHOLSON, the other doomed man, appears 20
be unreseryedly pemtent. IL he contemplates
anything else than the hour of his departure
from time TO eternity be does not show Il in his
actions. As the time draws near for the eNecu-
ton, the spiritual advisers of both men are
daily holding con Jointly with them special reli.
giOus services, consisting of PRAYER, eNhorta-
ton and Bible instruction. At O'Clock on
Friday morning the solemn Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered 20 them
privately, at which their relatives only will be
present with them--Bg' Sun, Soh.
THE UNCERTAINTY or HORSE RACING was
Illustrated in the contest tor the Saratoga cup
on the Saratoga course yesterday. This was the
great event OF the meeting, AVID tour famous
horses were entered. OF these the two chief
we're the celebrated Harry Bassett and Wan
dereT. The prestige OF the former gained him
great many hackers, and nothing but the re-
cent splendid performances OF Wanderer gave
him the lead in the pools A large number OF
people were willing 20 risk their money upOn
Bassett on account of his superb running a year
ago, confident that he could equal IL after u
months rest and recuperation, but they were
sadly disappointed. He was beaten by Joe
Daniels. a horse which was counted out OF the
race, and the favOrite, Wanderer, came in last
OF all. The time of the winner, 4lOA over a
two mile ard a quarter course, was not extraOr-
dinarily good, but the track was too heavy for
fast running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

THE RACES AT CLEVELAND YESTERDAY
The third annual meeting Of the Cleveland
condition, and the attendance fair. The first
race, for 2:30 horses, was won by Mambrlno
GIFT. Time, 23lK, 2:29K, 2:2sx. The second
race, for 2:N herses, was won by Nellie. Time,
2l, 2:4k, 2:Ak, EBAY. Four heats were
tre tied. Lady Blanchard took the FIRST heat.
The last was running race, one mile and re-
peat. Eight started. Nellie Bush won the first
hest in Elk. Port Leonard took the second
heat in 1:49k f, and the third In 1.49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF POSTAL CARDS
yet made in one day was on Monday last, when
100000 cards were shipped from the manufac-
tory at Springfield The company is now print
ing about 100000 cards daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30
The Carl VOgt Case.

The statements telegraphed hence concern
ing the action of the President In the Carl Vogt
case, and the report of an extradition treaty
with Belgium to meet the contingency, by
making it retroactive seem to be entirely spec
ulatiye. Attorney General Williams says the
latter action could not avail, as an iextraditlon
treaty requires the ratification of two-third
vote of the Senate. The case is simply an Ex-
ecutive and not a judicial one. Vogt was COM
mitted on magistrates warrant in the name of
the President of the United States, and to the
Chief Executive officer and not court be-
longs the duty of dispOsing of him. While
Judge Blatchford's decision is at Variance with
the opinion of the Attorney General, it under
these circumstances can only be viewed in the
light of judicial exposition of law. Inasmuch,
however, as the case has assumed a shape with
out the judicial tribunal, and arises as one of
executive interferences it is believed that the
opinion of Attorney General Williams will be
regarded and Vogt released.
KUKLUx PRISONERS PARDoNRD-The Pres
ident has sent back from Long Branch orders
that pardons shall issue to Felix Dover Stephen
Sparon, Evans Murphy and VIM Scruggs, who
were convicted in North and South Carolina
under the kukuX act, and recommended to the
executive clemency by the Attorney General.
The papers in the case were sent to the State
department yesterday afternoon, and the par
dons will be at once made out.
The POSTAL SERVICE BETWEEN WASHING
TON AND NEW YoRK-The Post Office depart
ment has as yet received no notification from the
old Washington through line to New York that
the new arrangement of the new through line
via Baltimore and Potomac railroad, &C.. }
will necessitate any change of route, and con-
sequently any modification of their contract for
the postal Car service between Washington and
New York; neither has the department re-
ceiyed any Applicant from the new through
line for the establishment Of the postal car SER
vice on their route 1t is quite probable, how
ever, that contest will take place, sooner or
later, between the rival lines, and that it will
be decided by the department in favor of the
line which is willing 10 furnish the hest facil-
ties and can make the best time between the
two cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

Mr.. SUMNER ON MIXED SCHooEs.-SeveraI
colored citizens of Washington addressed Sem
ator Sumner letter congratulating him on the
recovery of his health, and expressing the hope
that he will be able to resume his labors in the
Senate, where, they say, he has so long and
faithfully contended for the equal rights of
men. They also mention that they are now
agitating the question Of a common school sys-
tenn in this District for all children, feeling
confident that this is the only true way in which
children can be educated, without prejudice
and discrimination on account Of race, color,
or nationality. Mr.. Sumner has acknowledged
the receipt Of the note in letter, in which he
to the principle Of equal rights for all men,
and urges the colored citizens to continue to
demand and preserve them. He points out
that all advances in the direction of equal civil
rights have first been made in the District of
Columbia, and reviews the several steps, and
cession and experiment. In conclusion, he
urges most strongly the right and necessity of
all children to attend the common schools
without regard to race, color, or previous con-
dition.
The Baltimore American, referring to this
Sumner, In our devotion to the equal rights Of
all men, and we desire as earneetl as he does
to see the cOlored children Of Washington and
Baltimore, and all cities and towns, enjoy
equal opportunities for education with white
children, but in the present state OF public
opinion IN the southern states we think 1t best
that there should be separate schools for the
two races, wherever there are enough colored
children to justify the opening OF schools for
their exclusive benefit. We may agree with
the prejudice which renders this necessary,
but we must admit that 1t exists, and for the
time being We think Ii Is best not to agitate the
question. Time win set all things right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

SENATOR MORTON, of Indiana, arrived in
town this morning, greatly improved in health.
He comes on business connected with the invest
igation by the Senate committee on privileges
and elections Ordered by the last Congress into
the manner of electing Presidents and Vice
Presidents, and will be here some DAYS exam
lining documents. He is accompanied by Mr.
X. Il. Hit, clerk to the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

A MAN WHO LIKES To PAY PosTAGE-A
satisfied citizen, writing to the Postmaster
General on official business, says will avail
myself of this occasion to express my great sat
istaction in paying for the first time postage on
a letter to the Postmaster General"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

INTELLIGENCE has been received at the
Treasury department announcing the safe
arrival in San Francisco of the officials who had
in charge the eight million dollars in green
backs. The department asserts that is much
cheaper tO'send its officers on this way than to
pay the rates demanded by either the banks or
the express companies for making the transfers
Of large amount Of money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-30

p s-TUE LOWEST PRICE WILL BE
NAMED at ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Churches To-NIorrow.

West church. Service at To-. 4. NJ. Closed in
the evening.
Calvary church Confirmation. morrow even
ing ST =. o'clock.
St Johns church. The Rev DR.. Glars, Agent
FOR the Society for the Increase Of the Ministry,
will visit st. Johns to-morrew afternoon.
The Rev. pr. Clark, Of Hartford, CT, will ofi-
tists in Trinity chapel on sunday morning Ser
VICE st los 4. NJ, 4.ani : r NJ. Old Swedes
service st IL. and ~ oelock.
There will be services tomorrow ST T. NJ,
st Prof Reynolds school room, on the Avenue,
below Madison 81.
Unitarian church. Rev. F, Israel pastor, Ser
vices ST l0iy and ~. Sunday school st p
Sutjec; ST 10y. " The New and the Old In the
evening A. The Atouement IN its Relation tC
| God. SeSts free, and the public are CORDIAL!
| invited
SpIntuAlists Hall l.. X. Coonley, NJ. d, Of
1 NinelAui, y J. ar InsplrauonAl and clsiryoyani
/ medium, will lecture Al lOls IA. NJ, and Z : T
| VI. The Docior will answer questions, and tn,
| subjects viii lie chosen by the audience. In or
der 10 deirsy eXpensess charge OF 10 cents Nll
| be msde ST the door. Progressive LyceGm 3, , =
/ p. NJ. All are invited
| Grand rally 81 Aon NJ Z church on SUNDAY
| April 20ih. Preaching IN morning by Rev. Johr
| q. Dennis, afternoon Rev. +. S;ubhs, evening
Lewis y. Cox, and vii be assisted by Rev. II
| Jolley and others
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
MERELv MENTIoRED.
a cards, nnt DAY Of May.

Postal cards, nrst Gay Of May.
Philadelphia retailers complain Of dull trade.
Geo W. jackson is a CITY Bill Poster and Dis
tributer.
-Ds wolf is selling $40 suits worth SIC. Take 3
! COX Ct them.
The Singer s. NJ ls the popular machine for the
family and factory.
--wash. jackson, bill poster, may still be found,
ct his old place, West 9th St
A young lady sends us recipe allow to make
Klsses." We IKE the old way the best.
Ii Bsau Brummel We alive, and rsident Of
Wilmington, he would go to Nat, Bayne y, and or
der his Spring suit
The CITY Han board is elegantly ornamented
with the show postersof O'BTiens circus, hung
by George Washington jackson
As age increases, the teeth decay; Hence, the
need of false teeths Many people declare they Ike
the false better than the nat lfal and especially do
they say this, II NAndeventer is their dentist
Look at that emaciAtsd female form as she
winds her way along through the crowded thor
oughfare, see what sadness and melancholy IL de-
picted upon her countenAnce, follow her and ascer-
tain the the cause she will tell you no doubt she Is
compelled 70 make her living by sewing. Ash her II
she uses the nsht running Domestic, she will tell
you no and wish she did, II would soon relieve her
and dispe the gloom. once sol Market street. In
stitute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

No cases for hearing at police headquarters,
this morning.
A false alarm of fire was sount ed last evening
about 10 o'clock.
The Light House Board advertise for propo-
sails for constructing iron buoys for that Depart
ment.
A. n. Keithler West aud Water streets, offers
coal at S5.75 and $3.50, per Ton, for stove and
larger sizes.
The City Street Committee ADVERTISE propo-
sails for grading and paving the bed Of Conrad
ST., between Monroe and Adams.
The Street Committee invite proposals for
grading and paving the bed OF Conrad Street,
between Monroe and Adams streets
BY an oversight in making up" yesterday
the extensive auction sale which Messrs OEle
Miller will have. at their rooms, Ith King
SITS, on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. was
placed under another heading. 1t is corrected,
to-day.
parlor concert on behalf of the First Pres
byterian church OF Newark, will be given at the
residence o. DR.. y. II. Clark, in that town, ON
Friday evening next See the announcement
elsewhere.
Those Of our citizens who have not had the
pleasure and privilege Of tripping the light fan
tAstc toe At the recent fashionable hops, can do
go over the zinc at the door OF city car No. IL.
So a lady reader Of the COMMERCIAL tells us
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Societies
arErINas rHIs ryENrNa.

Mechanics Lodge No. 1. l. Q. o. F. 4; ODD
Fellows Hall. 81 and King.
MlnquA Tribe, No. $ l. 0. R. NJ. st Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Is Fsyette Lodge, No . X. OF p, st Knights
OF Pythiss Hall, Ill Market street.
Asbury Lodge,l. o. OF Il. T., 5th and MArke,
Streets.
jefferson Council No. 10. o. L. A. NJ, at Ne
chsnics Hall, 2la King street.
BrSndywine Lodge No. Is I. 0. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Rising sun.
Fidelity Temple No. /, True TemplArs, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
BtaistEr's aJntifss.
RGIsTER,s OFFICR,

H EGISTERS OFFICE,
Id NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 26ths 1913.
Upon application OF DR.. August NeRenfank, kxeeu-
tor OF William A. Wisdom, late OF wilmington CITY,
in said County, deceased; it Is ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice OF the granting Of Letters Tessamenta-
~ upon the estate of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within ~ days from the date of such
ters In six Of the most public places Of the County
of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate TO present the same, or abide by
an Act of Assembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period IN tho DAILY COMMERCIAL, q
newspaper published IN Wilmington, and 70 be con-
tlnued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and Seal Of once of
fl al the Register aforesaid at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested 70 the Executor on or before March a6lh.
lsT4 OF abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided
Address mAT3s-sW wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
rvUSsoLlclrKD zAsTI40SY.

DK. kUSKRL;
Dear sir 81 desire to bear unsolicited testimony
20 the merits OF your Bitter Inc OF Iron S dye
lcnT effect have noticed the great benefit derived
from It by several suffering poor women, whom
year charity has enabled me 70 bestoW II upon j
am Wiling thai you sheu.d use this IN any az you
may desire, and nope those IF my friends who read
II will believe It 70 he an honest expression Of my
opinion Of an excellent medicine. aud o. NY sense
IL obligation 10 It's benevolent RrVprietor, & Z,
kuhkeL
Respectfully,
Editor WonAnS Department sunday hepubAc-
A"FRIKSD~ inquiries: Whist does your certia-
cate IA the efficacy ef kunkel Vine o; iron biiters
mean. Is II tue thai IL has helped yourself and
Others in dyspepsia Il means Just whAI It says
We have proved It's eftcaCy IN cur own case, and
have seen It's elects IN many Others. Dr.. kuAksl
our WArmesi thanks for putting It in our power
eelenI mediciHts graultous.y 10 Us Ior distribution
amongst ihOse uEAA.e y pay for iAen--Ass-s b.
AcD1a7s.
nov only ssk tia OF this valuable Tonic.
Ffi1c g. per bottle ( 2. kCNkkl- sole Pro
neior, No. ~ North Ntnia street. below Vine
Ralladel7hlA
Asa Tor Aunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and iAke nc
otaer
For sale IN wilmington BY & McInAn. Jr., Second
and Market, & BringhUrst 60, sixth and AArEet
Il. h hIlHghursG, Slt AArket street; Alfred Alton
- Market stree. J. J. Gallagher. B. a (. shoeIna
ker, smith A Painter, ". l. NilAAms Niuth Az
Market streets and = N. Rng.And CT. s.Xta Aa.
LolllGrd streets oE;S-ly-i6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

tB-Dr. Ff4er's Wild Cherry BalsaBi. - This Bal
sAmic compound has become home nxture. Let
all who safer, and have in vain attempted TO cure
their coughs, colds bronchial or pulmonary com.
plants, make use OF this unequaled remedy 1t can
he relied upon the mass of testimony that has beer
of lis efficacy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

CoMTLINESTARY BANSvET 70 GES HASooCE.-
After the presentation cf the battle dsss q;
Masonic Temple, on Tuesdsy evening, 5 cOmql.-
mentary banquet viii be siyenJo Gen. Hancock,
s; the CLAYTON House by uu mber OF our citl-
zens. About twenty invitations viii be extended,
including the members Of Geu. HaneocA's s;S1
and other distinguished guests who may be 10
the city. The banquet = entirely outside tie
committee q arrangements, and 8 Few n 1re
subscriptions 70 the tund msy be made with [ ol.
GrimshAw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

LARGEST SALE OF BuupNa Lors OF THE SEA-
son b Townsend will SELL on Saturday. he
3rd. day of May, his late mansions out build
ings and square OF ground, aud a large number
Of building lots. Fun notice in large bills. ogle
& Miller sucuoneers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Anan am
ArrsANs sAyINas b Nk.

ARrslSs' SAVINGS b NIX,
500 Market Street, Whining gton.
The Managers have declared a semi.annual dlyl-
iend on Deposits the months ending March 81,
Of per eeut Depositors Will present 4 iher BooAs
apricot Treasurer
NoTlCE.-A meeting OF the subscribers to the
IN Capital Stock OF the " New Jersey and Della
ware Central Railroad company, viii b" heid Al tue
Clayton house, wilmington, Del, on Monday, ApTl
2sti, ISIS, at ar. to elect nine ~ Directors for
apris.i CoRPoRAToRs.
NTuTICE-At a meeting Of the Board OF Direc-
~ tors OF the Bakers Union Philip combs was
authorized TO settle the accounts OF that Assocs-
ton and all those ind btd TO said Association are
HEREBY no,hed TO call at the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Streets. and II IKE settlement at once and
save Nst. b order Of the Board Of DirectoIA
aprl1.tf a BAhl.IEi, Sec'y.
~ ISsOLUTION OF PARTNRRSHIP-Th Co.
- partnership here ofOre existing between sam
ue Murphey and Joseph 4. Booth, Cabinet Makers
mai cnngent Ihe bustness uf the late nrm will be
settled by Joseph 4. Booth, who viii still continue
Wilmingjon, Del. SAMUEL MURPHEY,
JOS T. BOOTH.
wnNn:GroN, April 10. apriT-tf
NAUrIoN w. Scott Clark, a light completed
~ young man, about p years OF age, Is going
| through the city representing himself as being
| canvasser for IN, Grover 4 Baker sewing Machine
Co, iepairlns machines. kc All persons are FORBID
apri6.6t GROVER 4 BAKER S. NJ. CO.
| ~ Otto B-WIL M INGTON LOAN ASSOCIATION
| ~ The seventh Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders Of the " ilMtngton Loan Association, Will
be held ia the ile OF the sec etary, No. Sy2 Mar
Eet street, (secoui-soryA on TUESDAY evening, April
| 92d, iSTS, at - O'Clock. at which time the annual
retort vii be submitted election for officers aud
directors held, and subscriptions received TO the Sd
series of stOcs GEO. C. MARlS,
| sprl6.6t Secretary.
NEECHANlUS' LOAN - NEW SERIES. - The
| WI Mechanics Loan Association VIII issue u
| lhTd Series Of stock, the nrst PAYMENT be made
on the second Tuesday Of May. Subscriptions for
shares received by &. T. TAYLOR Secy.
| Artisans savings Bank,
aprli-tmyiS 5ll Market street.
~ ISSolUTlJN UP PARTNERsHlP.-The part
nership heretofore existing between Mars V.
Fy!e and Aelchoir Becker, trading as Pyle Becker
has this dPy dissolved by mutual consent.
| NJ. V. Pl E,
MELCHUIR BECKER
WILMINGTON, DEL April :, isis.
The business Of the late arm viii be settled by
| spI9-lOt NJ, V. n LIZ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

BoARp or HEALrH. The Board Of Health held
its tnAl meeting last evening. No business was
transacted, beyond the payment OF S67 70 to ].
I. HAddock, and $40 70 TO John Lungren. 1t
may very justly be said OF the retiring Board
that ID has been active. energetic and efficient.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
mario Sa

bg-No,s for Spring.-The Wiuter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North may not
have ceased 70 blow and our city tsilOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr.. JohA IL. NuhlhAuSen, at as King
street. especially, has laid In q beautiful stocE OF
coatings vestnRs cassimeres sc, for Spring and Ii
ready 10 receive orders from his usual well dressed
customers lie IL also having his store papered and
painted SO that ey, rythng looks Us bright and fresl
as q new gold dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

4 Great Day for Inspection Of oar Immense
Stock Of Beautiful SpnnG Clothing We have 8
splendid assortment for eyeryboiys war on
vew. ali conveniently arranged for immediate
examination, and the prices Of the very lowest
description. a. Bennett 4 Co.'S, Tower Hall,
Hkf way between Fifth and sixth Streets, PlllA-
delphiA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

RAILROAD NoTIcE E-DelAware will he grid
ironed, il all the proposed railroads are built.
Official notice is elsewhere given OF meeting 10
organize the New Jersey and Delaware Central
H. Il, Co., at the Clayton House, in this city, on
Monday April 9Stn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

Mis-. CHANpLER's LECrUBE.-The lecture to
ladies. announced for Tuesday afternoon; will
take place on Wednesday afternoon. Her topic
is announced The Responsibility Of Women in
the Home and Soclety.' II will be no doubt an
instructive and valuable lecture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

IE EChdrped Bands, face, rough tkln. pimples
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous affec-
tons cured, and the skin made soft smooth. by
usng the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Haz
ard a Co, New York. Be certain to get the Junipe
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with coumOn tar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR.
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TO
EOUB INTERRSTl
Your attention Is called 70 my stock OF Doors
sash, Binds shutters, window Frames. Door
Frames, Brackets, MoldingS Ac., &c. Having hued
ap 8 wAreroom st
No. 42I Eest FRONT STREET.
Between We t and Washington sree,s.l
am prepared to ell all orders for Building Ms
ierials Of the best quality a. the lowest rates a
stock of all the usual sizes OF doors SSH, blinds
shutters. frames, brackets and holdings, viii be
kept constantly on hand. Having been g mAnufsc-
turer IL this line Of business for numuer Of years
and row having & factory in the lumher regions,
feel confident can give entire satisfaction 70 a.
both in price and quality.
ORDERS BY NAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED, TO.
Cali and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. II will pay you 70 do 81
Parties from the country VIII have their goods
carefully packed marked and shipped AZ very sAoEi
notice WI H. PlkksON
jel0-n Agent for 7. \. D1 NoRMANDLR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

ANNIyERsARY Anniversary OF the Home
for Frendless and Destitute Children will take
place on Tuesday evening next 81 ~ o'clock az
be singing by the children, and addresses by Rev.
Lafayette Marks, ami Rev. Fielder Israel. All
the friends Of the Home are invited to attend
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

SURGICAL OrERArIoS.-A correspondent in
forms Us that. in Philadelphia, on March 10th
DR. Charles n Green successfully removed tu-
NOR from the left side OF Mrs RebeccA Purneu,
which measured eleven by nine inches in depth,
and weighed several pounds. She bore the opera
tion with great foruiuie. She will return TO her
home III smyrna II few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
81 TO THB LADIES,

EV-T0 THB LADIES'.
+. L FRAMES,
HOOP SKIRTS, ooRsKTS LADIES' AND chill
pRKNS UNDER-9ARMKNTS,
AASUPAc AcToRF,
Oil MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

Ma. BuRRs FouRrH IEcrURE.-The fourth
lecture in c. Chauncey Burr's Scientific course
will take place ON Monday evening, in the Clay
ton House diniug-room. subject Hybrid
types OF Man and Animals
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

EY-Tke Complaints OF disgusting odors and in
furious effects produced by the use OF paranne Oils
GU machinery are inexcusaole, so long as manufac-
turers can OBTAIN the pure sperm and tallow oils
made by K II. Kellogg, OF New York, at the low
prices lie adyeruaea.