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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04
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lhe difficulty wilh Spain IN regard
ta the Nireinius will be settled without
war provided spain can assert her
power eyer the Cabaus sufficiently to
carry ct the agreement she has signed
lie NirgIuins together with the sur
Nisofs ATE y By giycaup to the United
states 10 be tiled and punished if they
haye been guilty If violating the nea-
tFalits lass spain Is 70 make repam-
uau 81 damages lane aud also to the
itieHd- gfgh0se who werg pat 10 death
tbc am8uut to ba d1ej by future arbi.
sfAljoa The ouatry sill generally De
better pleased with this result than i
mobilization us ear ia which both ma
,iobs noal1 have bern baaI. punished
Is saY iht least
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04
! SErH TAYLORls E3rArE

- STAIR OF NEuNuNr. Manehrstur uirliiutA.
Ata Piuhate Caait bold ~ Manchester Withiu
and tor said District ~ Manchester Ola toe lph
day 81 Noy, A. y IS13.
Present Hon j.. y. Burton, Judge
The executor Di thc last Viii aud Testament nf
Seth Taylor, late % Wuhall Ia s&d district,
deceascd, applied for ap eXteuslou II the time
heretofore showed him IN watch TO pay Gle dtbts
and settle the estate Of the said decuaend
Wheraup0ilit was ordered that said application
be considered Rt Probate Court to hs
holden tho 3let day 90 DootA 4, u. 1873 aid uat
notice thereof be giyCu e. All pcrsous interested
by publishing errtidad copy NJ the ferHfd IT
said order three sevka Hnaeessyel5 Ia iHE MAN
cuGHrlH JouRNAL, newspaper printed At said
Manchester, prrwnus q said time = hearing.
true ~ ord
Attest LOYELAhD MuNSON, Register,
A trne cops Ut record,
Attest, IOYELAND Mt NH0N, HtRist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

iar aeialcai.aa while Aergiy if Bar.
tgE Wcpreuas tae lesks win slau
w0a aas had ihe Haay Mf Crane
t5aasuea a Meau J. % rlaH
Gee e. b yssw Wa q Shaw Gee
q fimuaas and jed r Clark WIZ
"'3 make good any 3sddiearys Air
Grace has surrendered Die interest TO
CLOG American Hause aa3 10 has gone
IHla ihe hands Gifts former proprietor.
3d. 10 n. Hove.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04
I .EONARp pANIELs EsTATE-

State II vermont, Manchester l3tFlfiEt ~
Ats Probate CuaH bell At Nsuch'sts, ritNin
aud for sald Diririe. ~ Asulhtster aa The q
dsY ~ BracmhcE j D isfs
Present. Hon. = Il Burton Judge
40 instrument - a4.suA rafp8rUGR V Is iha
last will aud ett&mout0t Leonard Daateis lAts ~
Winhsf lu Esd DISTRICT deceased wss presented
for IrBhatts
Mheteup1H 10 va ordered tiiat saii iusltgs
meat he praYtn At Probate toHFt bc eid q
tAs 3lss day 81 bsceuUer b. 1913 th#i HAtiea
tserrgf b. EiYsH - All pfgsJns interested. ~
pub.iaffH@ a csftded efpg IS the feegfd f vsi8
oder l4Ffe aeeks snrees-Esly il the aaHrHrs
ter JgrfAAtg newspaper printed Al saiA Nsh-
chester. Preti8us " rsil time u hearing
4 tTue feeglt
Atest. LOYELAND MENa0N Register
true cops ~ retHFas
Auest i1fklAAD N6hs9A hfa.stsr
EsIBE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

Ihe 4uaci steamer Wife De llaTm
tas New Ya1k % Haue. ealIi8eI vith
,be EaGlisl yesss, Loak Earn, iB aid
ocean. sa8 slmst Immediately sank
80 HFas Ieag Iast aHi aaly 81 rss
eael. sf whom 2. wcfe passsageGs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

Boss Tweed has been taken to Black
WELLS Island, washed had his hair cut
aud new coat Of many colors" and
put at the steady and honorable occu.
patton Of breaking stones. Twelve
years Of this sort of work may have a
a good effect on him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04
rtHpr uNs or Ltt ER COMPLAINT AND
90 sOAfE 90 THK DISEASES PRoDuc-
In L.


A saII8W or yellow color Of skin or yeil-
owi.h brown spots oil face sud other
part. Of tbe b0tR; luliue.. mud drowsj.
ues- win frequent headache. dizziness,
bitter og bad iastr la tho mouth, dryucs.
olthoH, ASA internal hear papliatiou
iu naug cases diy teasing cough, with
sore throat, unsteady appetite. raising Of
food and a'cboking sensation ia throat
distress HeayiHesf, bloAted or inH feeling
about stomach and sides, paiu ia slaes,
BACK 81 breast. snd agont Tie shoulders
collie. pain and soreness through bowels,
with beat. constipation alternating with
frequent attacks 81 dlarFhsas piles, fat
uleuge. nervousness. gQidHes- OF eNlrgn-
iues. rash ii blood % the bead. Wlih
symptoms ~ apJpieap nambuess 81
hmbs, especially sc night alternating
VITA boa htsAes kidney and urinary dill
gal3ies. female weakness aud Irregular
Ties. wtlh daliHes- lyB spirits, unsociA-
bIllly 4aa gloomy farebadlngs Only \
ie8 uftbc above symptoms 4fe likely 10
be pFeeu, ia aay cAse at one time Al
WHO Use DE- Pievces Golden Medical Dis.
cgvefy !or LiAef Complain, aud is COM
pHeanoas are 5ai 10 rs praise. sold
~ sii druggists every Wbeie sfi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

mis- understood flat there w.ll ba q
"sN~ pHaae hnaabi ia hnar upon
iae pueut Caagra hg Southern a8d
Weston members fr 90 increase Of
currency oa iba ground ut thefo "a
potcuacaey enough, it, ordinary times,
to de tbe constantly Increasing
business VI the caniry Those op.
opposed la ibe plaa vail cIaiu that wc
ought d reach q specie basis lir.t and
tteg Hat increase ID 81 such uu extent
tbat itwilltot keep there. which wanld
tegm sound j8atduu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

Congress aseu6lel 500 Noaday and
iae Hausa a,Rssigrl Iy tbe 20 cleo.
t.aa If Ela.ge speaker The rreH-
dea;s Message was aat read until
Taesiss H3 fbr committees aHI not
chosen aa3 the iiaasa Ia good work.
les nt80r Haifi tho aaso sf tlio weak.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04
lOMalLssI0NERsl NOTICE-

hEEHE seHaaEiEEhs DalaB sap4Hlrf - isF
il5H. tie Ffobal Court Is fAs bstf e Hsa
eisesttF Coma UlEsiaHcFs ~ fs .eiE# rEffalut 81
adjust thr elfiai- afst 20 ~ 81 teYs :
ana4As she Estate N
EklbsEA MAtcbsf sat - HsN e<fgg
iu salI Dlstfs. aeae4s5a sHa a.s3 ~ s.s.sas 49,
4emaha- aKA41ttea lH aGsHt ta reta stK
HaatA fl0m ths fsih 8ay ~ ksa 1913 asleg
thfHiUH hereby stse Haiiass ital nit .FtH
&. ~ slsiaass V oar sFl iatast sttte #aei
lag haaar ifaBusIi3g at9H 4U sse thsb a4f I'D
Msg 1874 ff5u oas aHA f,Hf sst rs
9H sal day
Bsol s1a4eheHrftAs Iss4 4sg ~ astaHs ef,
A, =. 1870
MAHlah aalE
zssu AK sfEKs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

t0ewarnings of consumption. lie-
member that q cough, a cold or some 9TH
er common affection Of tile throat or lung.
always precede- Consumption, aad that
an Those ailments are cured with absolute
certainty by Hale, Honey OF lloreh0uud
and Tar Cfitlculon's, 9Th Avenue. Far
sale By all nFnggisgs.
f# Htsr b ,.i. BfUafss CARA Ef / minute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

There is talk by o. s. Rixlord Of High.
gate, aud others Of means, to form a
joint stock edge tool company, in Bed
ford. tncluding forks, hoes and shovels,)
with a capital Of $4,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

The high character which ruE DAILY TINES
has borne Ia the pasti- sufficient guarantee
tor It's conduct IN the future 1t will continue to
advocate the caase of the public, without refer
enec O. the interests Of individuals. No expense
will be spared 10 the mai nance of its position
az the foremost Of American Journals, II is the
best daily family awspaper in the country, It
has the latest ueNs the best foreign correspou-
dence aud the largset -tstiof nome oorrespon-
dents. Al objeotioua news aud advertisements
are rigidly excluded
TERMS TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
EHE DAILY TIMES, per tunum, including the
sunday Edition ... .......,...s.. ....s.. $l2
TaE DAILY TINES, per annum, exclusive of
the Sunday Edition ...,........s...-... 10
The Sunday Edition, per annum ..,.... .,.., 2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-04

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keen The fpaa line @,
EANTy G1SSTlJERS .To1TTNg
@NNN N-i''''' ~ '@f'''' Va ~ -
BROdDCLOTHS, BEA FERS,ETC
10 DC rouhd III tne oountry.
Marble "Hy.E
.. ......-. .s...s.
p.,,,.p.,., .s... ,.,o,,,,.,
The Most Extensive in New England,
MONUMENTS, Tastrrs .""
AND CEMETERY WORK
ot.u ao.or,o,,o,. ,r,m ........
MARBLE AND GnAhrt
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abstraction in ali trades viii HI ''''' ''~
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once ana "'' ~ - "'''' "''''' D'l'"'
F,c,a,, po,, v, veJ - 1911 au,t2os
noN3r paprr5r Tu,r
D'N 'Oi''h - ina
\ q TAYLOR EE
Factory Point Vt
Observation-Disclosures,
7.'-
J,y 5I,v g41y.g
Charms CufY gufteug. Sets ef Studs
Fine sets Of Jewellery Cent? Pins,
Masonic Plus, ODD Fellows
Pins, SilvefPOcketkHlVea,
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THURSDAY Die isa
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Efs reA r.sst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

"A mineral prospecting Company is forming
at Oxford. "7a - .H
The measles and scarlet fever both prevail
in parts Of berks county.
"A new game OF cards has been introduced Al
Reading called "0aliforniA Jack" al
Howard F. Boyer has been elected chief En-
gfneer Of the Fire Department Of Reading.
Operations have been suspended in Browns
slate quarries, near Oxford by reason OF the Sc
verify Of the weather.
Major Daniel r. Moore has been appointed
Notary Public at Ph@nixyille, in place OF Jos. T.
McCord, whose time expires on the 18th. na
The counties Of Lancaster, Chester and
Berks, have about seventy weekly newbpapers
Nearly one-hah are published in Chester county
John Smith, carpenter OF West Chester
died very suddenly of heart disease, on Monday
Hewas atwork only few minutes before his
death. ID.
The Soldiers Orphans School at West Ches-
ter has 1873 pupils, for the education aud mainte-
nance Of whom $2s, 9G2.7O were expended the
past fiscal year.
To protect the birds and rabbits from the
hawks, the sportsmen OF Chester county have
formed an Association, and have set premium
on hawks heads.
=-sIsaac entered Delaware county stranger
and took the people in also horse and sleigh
which belonged 10 Robt, q. Smith, near Chadd Is
Ford. 1eaac is in jail.
Michael Hugh, Of Oxford, a car inspector on
the b. O. Il, R.. was tightening loose bolt, I'M
der the cars the other day, when the train start
ed and he was seriously hurt
Samuel HAHN, who murderously assaulted
Jonathan Woomer, at Birdaboro', In June last,
and who since that time has eluded the officers
OF the law, has been captured and il now in jail.
The National Bank Of Chester, County adj
yeftises q dividend OF Six per cent. The First
National Bank Of Honeybrook one of A per cent.
The Farmers Market House Company OF West
Chester, seml-annual dividend OF per cent
Jacob Leaman in Lancaster county, owns a
horse which during the late severe weather
would convey the children to school in the morn
ing and return home alone. In the evening he
would go down for his precious freight, announ-
cling his presence by rubbing his nose on the
window panea. Is this instinc t, or does it com.
port with Mr.. Darwins idea Of higher develop
ment of brute intellect
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11
lSheriff's lSales.

GHERIFF sALE.-By virtue of q writ of lsyar
- facias TO me directed will be exposed TO public
sale at the Lafayette Hotel,
NO. Sal SIMPLIFY STREET,
Keptby James O. PiersOn, In the city Of Whining
ton, New Castle County Delaware, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lstrsTs,
At Q O'Clock, P. M, the following described Real
Estate viz: All that certain lot, piece OF land
hayinga thereon erected at threestory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, Situated IN the city OF VII
nington, and bounded and described as follows, to
wits Beginning on the westerly side Of West street,
at the distance OF aeventy-nvefeet from the south
erly side OF Tenth street, corner Of land late Of
Henry L. Tatnall now OF Jethro Mccullough, ence
along line Of said land westerly parallel TO Tenth
street, one hundred and nifty. six feet to q stake
thence southerly parallel TO West street, thirty three
feet, four and one-hah inches to land OF James v.
Moore, thence along said land easterly parallel TO
Tenth street, and passing through the middle the
brick partition wall dividing the house this lot
from the adjoining house On the south side, one
hundred and hftyslx feet to the said side of West
street. and thence thereby northerly thirty-three,
feet four and one-haf inches, 70 the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents within said bounds what
they may,
Sliced and taken in execution as the property OF
Thomas N. Moore, and Mary y. Moore, his wife, and
ROBBERY L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SHREIFF OFFICE, NEW CASTLE, January l, 1873.
- - jan10&4tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11
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BUzxIsa OF HRs. cGBR AxD KKR cHuDRKE-
HKART-RESDfEa CALAMITY.

BUzxIsa OF YRS ckBR AND EKR cHuDRKF-4
HKART-RESpfEa CALAMITY. T. |
Ths Chester Republipon funiGhee me partie
ulArs Of the burning to death Of ma Carr azd
her three children. near Morton. tslssrzRhs
msngion OF which was made IN tho ooHNEhcIl1.
on ThurBdaT. The RsDublio0z SAYS About sl1
O'Clock Mrs sussn Carx, aged thirty -thres yeaRs,
wife Of Thomas Carr, was engaged in making
preparations for burning Jet lamp. in which .
lluid called 4 Cofapo fYdppr oil Hts nsed for
illuminating purpose. tThs lamp sas sitting
on table in the kitchen, and near BY was > can
containing about I. gallon Of the dsath-dsAhne
fluid Mrs. @. hsd Also small lamp on fine ta7
BILE, which was burning, and - she drew the
cgFk from the vessel containing the gOmponnd
Yapor Oh, the gas which had generated In tho
can took dire, and an explosion followed scA
the flames over her and the three little chiifirsn
Matte s., aged IL years George N, aged
years and Willie j., aged yeArs, who were a
her side Is the time burning them 80 terribly -
50 csuss their death In few minutes Aftef the
explosion. Ella, the eldest daughter, who was
up stairs Al the time, heard the noise caused by
the explosion, khd fearing that an accident had
happened, ran out and informed near neigh
Dor. When keiP arrived, which came at once,
the kitchen vas hllsd With dense black smoke.
and but one Of tia children remained alive. This
child was taken ont, water thrown upon it, and
the fire extinguished from Its burning clothing
after Fhe body OF Mrs. Carr and two Of the
children we're burnt to = crisp-so shocking - to
be almost beyond recognition. Mr. Cam who ia
engaged in business IN Philadelphia, arrived in
the train shortly after the sad occurrence, and
was met by neighbor who informed him that
an accident had happened to bis family, the ter
rfble extent OF which, however, was withheld
from him aa long Is possible. But three child
rem are left to him, among which are the oldest
and youngest. - -E.s.. ..tt -. -, O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

81 What UHspeakdbis ReliSJ Ia afforded to thu
burning and throbDinR nesh by d single appliea-
ton Of that unequaled baiBam for human or brute
suffering, MEXICAN MUSTANG LIEIMEHT The tor
menting and sleep-destrOying pains Of rheumatism,
govt and neuralgia, are completely banshed BY tts
use; sttfns IS OF the joints and painful sWellBgs,
bruises cuts scads ETC., with astonishing rapidly
for straina spring halt scratches, saddle, c0llai
nal malsdles OF the horse, 1t 10 swift and thorough
remedy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

A SERIES OF OUTRAGEs.-Mr Peter Murphey,
then residing in the vicinity Of Elkton, one day
of week before last, WAS attacked on his own
premises by two unknown ruffiaus and badly
beaten. On the following Friday night he was
aroused from his sleep by some noise in the
ROOM and upon getting out Of bed to ascertain
the cause, was attacked by some one and in
the encounter both parties fell down stairs.
At the foot of the stairs Mr. Murphey, gained
the advantage aud would have secured his as
eailant but for the interference Of an accomplish,
who released the william, and then both made
their escape. Mr. Murphey thinks they were
the same men who attacked him on the former
OCCASION. He has since removed to Elkton, with
his family for security, as he fears his life il
endangered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

THE Ice HARvRsT.-The harvest OF ice has
begun fully, and the deAlers are actively engaged
in tlling their houses. Meesrs. Pdsey / Biee
are at work with horses, men and steam en-
CINE upon the upper waters OF the Bfshdywine,
where they have an immense honse capable Of
slowing away the enormous amount or 5000
tons Of ice The ice on their fields is AZ clear as
glass and fifteen inches thick, and as solid as ali
cut with horse plow in blocks 22x4f inches (;
these are elevated by means Of stationary en-
CINE to the top of the building. Here they are
cut in two and the blocks are stored away "a in
ches square. The Shellpot house belonging to
this firn Ia already filled. The elevator used on
the BrAndywine works like charm and is ca
pable Of hoisting two and one-hah tons per
minute, -=, = u"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

GoUaH's LEcTuEE.-It has already been an
nonnced that John b. Cough will lecture in Ma
sonic Temple, on the 3lst inst. His subject is
Lights and Shadows Of London Life and we
may predict with all safety, that ii viii be moth
ing inferior to MIR, Coughs other lectures which
have been 30 popular here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

The VICTIM GIRL.--The victim OF the acct
dent in the school room at Rokeby, by which
child Of Neill Comfy was burned to death proves
to have been his little daughter, Laura, about
~ years of age. She w4s drying her cloth
ing by the stove--wet from coasting when they
iguited. Her burial took place on Thursday af-
ternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

STORING Ice -Messrs Paul b Bro, who erect
ed large ice house, 150 by 60 feet near Della
ware City last fall are now engaged in filling
it These gentlemen are Of Philadelphia, and
the ice is for their summer supply in that city.
The ice being cut now ia about twelve inches in
thickness and seventy workmen are engaged in
cutting, hauling and storing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

BooT AND SHOE SToREs.-T. r. Pennington 4
Bro, boot and shoe makers at No. 7O4 Church
street, have established a branch store at the n
W. corner Of Ninth and Orange streets. This il
an enterprising firm, whose reputation for fine
work il amongst the best. Their stock Of ready
made work Is always full and complete. Cal
and leave YOUR orders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

Tm HEsovRR CENTENNIAL proceedings
of the meetings beld on the Oath day OF 0ofo-
Der, 1872, the dsy Of the Centennial AnniversA-
y Of the Hanover Street Presbyterian Church
OF Wilmington, have been pablishea in pamphlet
form, and are ready for delivery. The pam
phlet has been gotten up In excellent style, pre-
sixty-four pages Of closely printed matter.
The addresses hAye certainly been prepared
With much care, and they comprise 8 vast
deal OF highly interesting and valuable
information. Is Those having any interest in the
events of the last century Of the spread Of
Presbyterianism in our PeninsulA in the olden
time, and Of its connsxion with the Hanover
Street Church in the last Hundred Years, or in
the incidents which have trAnspired in her his
tory, or any recollection OF the many great and
good men and women who have figured In her
connection in the last half century cannot but
read this pamphlet with pleasure and profit.
Pamphlets for sale ct PoTtsrH Book Store, No.
407 Market street. or At the store Of L S. Clark
No. 400 Market ct. Price 40 cents each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

The mercury, at 8 O'Clock this morning stood
10s above zero. -y.=t go
Five millions the New York World says, is
Col. MoComb's figure. sEH, .HE
There was but one case for drunkness, before
the Mayor this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

NOS sIBI SEQ OMNIBUS. The thirty-third
annual ball Of the Washington Steam Fire En-
CINE and Hook and Ladder Co.. No. 4, will be
held in the Auditorium OF the Masonic Temple,
on Friday evening. Feb 2lst The grand march
will take place at 3 o'clock. Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady, including supper, 50, 06.
The hall will be magnfcently decorated for the
occasion. Over 300 eanaries will MARBLE their
voices amidst the festivities OF the evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

~Ths Almanac Publishers complain that their
business ls destroyed by Ayers American Almanac
The people prefer II 70 any other, tie uiers,
Western, southern or the numerous local a.InsHacl
when they can get Ayer's 1t supplies the best as
Economical data, weather and jokes Of them all
and above all, medical advice which is invaluable
for every family II Ia supplied gratis BY the drug
gists and should be preserved for constant refer
ence and use We are sure that good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without one.
-AHti-SLGueTv standard. NJ i.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

New ROLLING MILL.--Mr. Hugh Z. Steele has
within the last six months erected at Laurel, New
lin township, Chester county, large rolling
mill. The building il now completed, machinery
added, and everything ready for operation. This
il rather quick work and shows the enterprise
of Mr. Steale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

New Ausle boeks-O OLSON CO
$40 rewaTd-FTencis 4 Supple
hsc9nd-story room for rent-Capelie Bro
Wenfed-Good cook SO
Household furnitu at auctiOn-Ogle Miller
DIT Tutxa Medicines-Sp notice -uaa
Sozod0nt-City Item
Lost-Blaek Velgeteen cspe
Stocks and bonds-John AeLear Son
htnqus Fair ct City Hail
Family letter scale-Smyth d Painter "a
HORSES at anetiOn--City Bazaar and Tattersah
single room wanted
Farm for rent-MeKeowan q Highneld. 81 +
Dental CaTd-Dr Chalfant -A -s's-
Wanted young MAE In ONCE
For rent-ThFee-stOry brick dwelling
vHardERre-TTuman q Shaw. t
=Ailk for sele-Henry Burnett
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

Building Pelt-We have been very much inter
ested in examining samples Of this Felting sent u
By MI. G. Fay, Camden, N, j. IL ID highly recon-
mended for covering the outside Of buildings, snd
inside instead Of plaster tar substance 81 obisc
tionablo, being used. II has great strength, ana
resembles nne leather Mr.. Fay mat ufacI lures from
this felting, noor covering painted in various nea
desgns. For descriptive circular, price list AND
samples send two stampg.-h. !. Repubttean.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

GRocERY THRyEs.-S0me thief or thieves, on
Wednesday night, stole quantity OF raisps
dates, &C., from the store Of Francis Il Supple,
at 80 and Madison streets. A reward Of $40 il
offered for the arrest and conviction OF the
guilty party,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11

THE WRoNG NAME.-In our correspondence
from Dover, yesterday, in reference to g we'd
ding, the name OF the bride Internationally APP
pesred az Miss Ella Cameron. 1t should have
been Mics Ella Cannon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-11
agaatea.

"ANTRD--A purchaser for one Of the best ar
w ranged Museums, In point OF numbers, thai
can be found consisting OF birds, animals, reptiles
de-, from ali parts of the known world. Also, Q
nne collection OF life zHe wax figures, correct Ike
neaaea Tof anne OF the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters In war crime
and history, on record. Also, very rare coiect1on
of other wonderful cnrosies OF great interest," this
is chance seldom met with. VI
Old or young that haze not seen the Museum
should not fail to do so while an opportunity il at
fofded t is open for inspection from T. A. NJ III
10, p. NJ, No. SoT and eos W. Fourth street. VIII
mington, Del. - ..- -
WHIT CARPET BAnLs,
For which the highest cash price will be paid. APP
ply to -.ANTH > 90 p. HASSOS,
via End and orange Streets,
roee93-dkw,r at.- Wilmington. Del.