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InrrrRa FRoM rHE PEoPLE.
pEAcuKs AND GRAIN ouIruRE coaRARED-Tm
HIsroRY AND EXPENSE OF TIE TWO.

pEAcuKs kstD GRAIN cuIrURE ooMPARED-Tm
HISTORY AND EXPENSE OF TIE TWO.
To he Editor Of ne oqpaercial z agtg+s
In your issue OF the 9th inst, my eye fell
mon lstter signed OBJ relative to the Peach
Culture. As 1 am engaged in that business on
a small scale Inaturally feel adeep interesf IN
Il. In the main, BIS statements are correct and
his comparison between peaches and gram IN
the actual and annual amount Is not overdrawn,
but for the benefit OF those who contemplate
setting trees, we beg leave to advance few
ideas to be added to BIS, relative to the real IN
trineio value of the peach.
Agreeing with him that the first cost OF trees
is balanced by the seed and buildings for grain
he omits the following loss Of time and inter
est which is worthy Of notice. The first year, q
coarse the corn crop is nearly the same as II
there were no trees there say l-25 less Tor tine
hill in which tie tree IL planted: the next year
the. corn will be equal to com en- other corn
etubble or probably equal to a crop Of oats but
TIE third year, or when the trees are two years
old they must still be thoroughly TILED ana yon
| receive leas than corn enough to pay you IoI
the work, throwing out, OF course, the hterest
| on the value of the land. Now the fourth year,
or when the trees are three years old. they must
| again be titled and without planting any gram
/ and also without receiving many peaches ~
/ the most only enough to pay for the culture and
b skets-(and in my case never that)-Anu
again throwing out the interest on land.
Your correspondent in drawing his oompari,
sons entirely ignore the value OF fodder and
straw, received from growing OF grain, while
peaches furnish nothing beyond the given mum
bar Of baskets per acre. Let a man set out the
whole Of his farm in peach trees, and after nc
ceases 10 grow corn In them, for each twenty
acres Of orchard let him set aside one pair o.
horses and bay hay for them at from $40 TO w.
per ton, averaging at least six tons per
year, and put that as one charge against hii
twenty acres of orchard
Now take twenty acres OF corn, at "a,
forty-hVe bushels per acre, at sixty cents pei
bushel, and we have ifty-six stocks of fodder
making -four bundles each, which at the lowes
calculation, is worth four and one-half cent
per bundle, making Sl00S per acre, and forty,
i've bushels of cobs at two cents per bnshel
| making ninety cents which added to S2i, Isl
price for corn, and we have $37 .9S per acre
Now taking b. estimate for peaches, we hay'
one hundred and fifty baskets per aere at TWEEN
ty-iye cents per basket, making S31 81 per acf
for peaches, a difference OF forty-eight cents u
favor Of corn, ignoring the extra cost OF peae
. wagons and appurtenances over the correspond
ing fixtures for grain. by similar reasoning
while straw briAgs Sl5 to $50 per ton TIE dit
ference will be greater in favor of wheat
| Our advice to all about TO engage in peAc
culture is to consider we'll the expense as wei
t as the profit. L.
ODESSA, Feb. 10, 1873.
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CSlIRRIFF SALE OF REAL ESTATE, by yirtq
= OF writ Of levari facas to me directed, VIII u
exposed to public sale, at the National Hotel, keP
by j. @. LfppincOtt, In MlddletnWn, In 81 deoiges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON MONDAY, THE PATH OF FEBRUARY,
A. D., 1878 at IL O'clock M,the following described
real estate, viz:
All that tract OF Land, situate in AppOquinlmink
Hundred, New Castle County, and State OF Ddla'
ware, and particularly described as follows, 70 W.;
Beginning at a stake in the p Bile ROAD leaoing
from th3 Pine Tree to Gnns Landing, corner Ior
these premises and other lands OF the said eitl4
CHER from thence by run, dlyiding line for SAID pre-
mises, SOUTH 40 deefees west, 50 5-l0 perGnes 70
stake corner Of other lands OF said g 'lagher, aIl
IN line OF land late OF John NaudAin, deceased !
west 81 9l0 pefches TO stone, corner I0r sAll 9au
dams lands, and Herewith south s2A degrees VIZ
81 40 perches 10 large marked Maple corner IoI
these premises and LANDS OF Jeremiah BrsteI, git'
gr0,l from thence with lice OF land OF SAID Dls'i
and land OF Jos. Henry, (negro,l ncrth 43H uegle
west ll2 Tl0ths perches TO stake Ia the atate iua
leading from Odessa to Blackbird; thence Win sa,u
State Road towards Odessa north, degrees hhq Z.
min ltns east, 20 and lilo perches 10 stake IN So,
road, corner for land Of Ludwig Wallschmldt' IRON
thence with line Of said Wanschmidt noItn, ioi.l
one and half degrees east, l04 percnes V me-
syc lmOre tree stone In IT,, In the aforesaid PINE w
aud landing road; from thence win Tue cehHi "
said road towards said landing, and binding lnelts
with TO the place OF beginning, containing l4S aoi
and l40 perches Of land more or lesB ..,, nj
Sliced ana taken In execution as the propeIy "
Rufus Jones and Caroline r., his "ile anu h ~ "'
to be sold by ..,,,,,,,, ohorH
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, sheil.ga'
sHBRiPF OFFICE, NEW CASTLE, January 10 1900
jan20. 2tw
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CAUTION To GuNNaRs.-A case somewhat nov
ell in this community was tried before Justice
Stanley on Monday. Mr.. VIM. Ford, tenant on
the farm Of Judge Wiches, presented two boys
for cunning on his premises, no having given
previous warning by advertisement They were
also charged with vilfully shooting dog belong
ing to colored woman residing in ten ant
house on the premises. The case was conduct
ed by ] A. Pearce Esq, on the part OF the
State, and by j. NJ. Barr, ESQ, for the defence.
After hearing the evidence and arguments OF
counsel, tile Justice sentenced them each to pay
a fine of Z o and costs and to DO imprisoned IN
iii said tine was paid The money not beinl
forthcoming, they were sent to jail where they
remained for day or two, when some friends
Maid the fine and had them released. Cliesie,'
lnlrn WI ArlnS.
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Hope Lodge, No. Il. l. o. o. f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF T., at 9th
and Market streets
Delaware Council, No, 2, o. U. A. M, at Me-
clfancs' Hall, 2l9 King street
Rodney Council, No. Is, y. U. A. M, at 7O2
East It'll street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hail. Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythas Hall, 2ll Market street
Oriental Lodge No. IS, X. of T., at Ferris II
CARROTS Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A, L. o. II. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall. 415 Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Rising Sun.
Temple Lodge,No. IL, A. +. A. NJ, at Masonic
Temple.
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RENTAL OF A BOARDING HOUSE, Mrs. Phmbe
Townsend, OF Christiana, has rented the board
irg house at 50G Market street, at present occu-
pied by Mrs. Keene, and will take possession on
the 25th of March. Mrs Townsend has acquired
considerable reputation from the excellent man
ner in which she has kept boarding tents at camp
meetings.
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RuildinQ Felt.--We have been very much inter
ested in examining samples Of this Feltng sent u
by Mr. @. Fay, Camoen, N. j. 1t IL mghly recon-
mended for covering the outside OF Oul'dlngs, arc
inside instead of plaster, tar substance 80 obJec
tionable, being used. II has great strength, anc
resembles fne leather. Mr.. Fay mat fractures IRON
this telling, noor covering painted III various neh
designs For descriptive circular, price list aa'
Ramples, send two stamps.-.i. y. Republican,.
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PROVED FArAh. : John johnson, the brakes
man on the W. Il. W. r. r., who was injured At
Landenberg, about two weeks ago, by being
crushed between two ears died on Sunday night,
and was buriedJto-day lie resided in Chestnut
Lsreet, above Jackson and leaves wife and sew
eral children poorly provided for.
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The MUTUAL LoAS-SIXrH ANIMAL REPORr.--
The 9Th Annual meeting Of the Mutual Loan Ar
ISOLATION was held, last evering. when the cor
responding annual report was submitted. The
old officers were reelected. liobt. Smith and
Chas s. Robb were elected directors for one
year. aud Richard H. Enbanks was elected
member Of the Board of Auditors in place Of
Wm.- W. Pussy An amendment to the bv-laws
was also adopted, exempting the estate Of de-
ceased members from fines for six months.
We extract the following from the annual
statement Rece we'd from monthly dues, @26,
sol from interest, Sl2 1876 81 from premiums
sS,34l 06 fines, S7G3 65, The amount of loans
was s37 1855. One hundred and twenty-six
shares Of the lst series were retired, amounting
to 1921. The expenses including State tax,
Gel, SIG 5G) were 1929 o.. The number Of holders
in the first series is 2l9 in the I'd, 80. The
number Of shares in the LIST, Is 1868 in the I'd,
/ 800. Tho highest premium paid was 271S, and
| the lowest, 1871. The value of each share Of
| tho series is S229i-an advance of @l0.9I. Tho
value of each share in the second series is Sl3.-
/ % an advance Of So %.
During the six years ending January 2lst, the
| whole amount received from monthly dues has
| been Sli5,771 from premiums, S55, .06 ;
interest, S3O,64673 fines, S2,792, 90 while the
amount OF loans OF the lat series has been $204
L 245, and of the second SERIES 1927, 800. The
State tax paid during that thine amounts to ST.,
| 9ll,J5.
| The present value of each share of the Isl
| series is sl20-an advance value Of 545. The
| total value OF all the shares ID 1928, $50.
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REVIVAL AT MILFoRD.-For the last two week
services have been held in the new Nj. b. church,
at Milford, every evening, under the minlstra-
ton of Rev d. @. Ridgeway. The attendance
has been very large, and great interest taken in,
the services The good work is still going on.
with increasing interests, and some hfteen or
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aarHA RqlINSI BARGAIAs LIT Is q matter Of
aa Ifsle satisfaction TO al gentlemen Of good taste
lIa4 there Is such an excellent tailoring establish
n1ant IN Wilmington, as that located at AID Ming
= street. ponducted by John II. MuhlhauHen gentle
"a " ap to tine times and capable OF suitlng tht
most fasIiAious tastes, whether grave or gay MT
~ mas mad 20 years experience and has large
zT1irbef o. customers among our best dressed peo
pie AfIfle preaens time he invites persons WI,
isonId ffe some ertfaordindry bargains In wintel
goods TO give him ean
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,


csc ~ TRAnJs LKAvH WILMINGTON.
M philadelphia 6db, $50 a1o, 1850 a m. !;
iasa 400 400, go, ITO, 1925 p. m sunuAIS
$50 p, m 49, = <. ss-..h,
NJ Esv YorE-l.sS a m. 1850 and D.OOp m.
For Baltimors-ls.s2, S.Oea and laO2A nj lss ana
- ~ I, AZ y Dslasars r. R-iaSS. $40 and 1910 a. m
ke5 n M. No Sunday trains, -. 800 % = /, an
y For 6ss Casio a4o, 1910 a. NJ ana lSV'
F5r 'UoatesuliL-sso A. MAnd and bP. NJ. The
first two run through to Readins. q. n.uo,, o.
For ". d v. n. R-tMarket Sti DePo"I 90
1910 a m, and ass y. m
~ LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILM1FdroN
4z.4o s.p0 ana 10.tb q m 121b iaao. aset A9'
166, $50, 16lb and Ii.sO p. m Sundays lols'lS y
M - .,.,,.o,,
.,, TRAINS AHRrvK AT WILMINGTON,
y PkOm pelaauars X R.--s.OO urom New Ca az
fOlb a m s,b6, $50 and 1880 pm lJhe Two isatsi
are freight with passenger car Rttached1 !,
From w. d X. R-S.lb and IL. a n and ~
D. m The s.lb a In. only runs from C0atesvi. W ~
PFoaa Philaaelp hia-l2.49, ] RS ep9 2 u E " \
Lib aO5, 's.a5, 6OI, elS 500 1880. SUNDAY 1HaS
M ft sna v Ep f. r Z. 4MGkets Depot 1865
NJ, ALB and 6.l0 pm. r- .l~.-N
~ See time tables for further Particular
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M Nj. CHILD s. CO.,

4Lho
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
One three-story Brick, front yard, Nc. 2lO West
Tenth street, possess on at once.
ond three-story Brick, No. AL Il. Sixth streetwill
one tnree-story Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
one three-story Brick, No. h. Fourth street, in
good repair; Tor will renL)
one two story Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF city Railway Depot.
Two elegant two story Bricks with Mansard story
No. 400 and l4O2 Broome street, with all modern
One elegant Market street property, One-half Of
the purchase money may remain.
One tlree-story Brick on second street, between
West and Washington =
That splendid house and lawn, No. on Delaware
avenue with all the modern improvements, terms
easy.
One three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and NINTH 5000.
One threestory house, No. w. Fourth street,
| between Jefferson ana Madison.
A Frame House and lot Union street near Front.
| Price 81 ,200
One tliree story brick W. sixth street. near JEFF
| fers0n, with side and front yard.
one suall farm Of Sixty acres in Brandywine
Hundred, Will either sell or exchange for improved
farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, Of loo
acres superior land, terms accommodating Apply
jani No, l. ", Seventh street
LNOR SALE OR RENT-A two-stOry brick a.
| Il factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler HEa
dcc2l-tf 2o4 MARKET sTREgH
NALuABLE REAL Estate AT PRIVATE
| | vii sell , TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, No.
| 1919, 1870 1917, 1879, and 1921, Chestnut Street
| Three TllkkESrORY BRICK HOUSES, No. no,
| 1913, aud 1888, West Ninth street
| -Four IWo-SfORl BRICKS, No. III, 725, T2T and
| 729 West Ninth Street
ONE Lake. TWo-sToRY BRICK with Mansard
| roof, corner Of bel Avenue and Rodney street
The above property Is offered al Private sale IN
til January l0Ih, 1914. at prices below what It Gan
be built for al this time. Terms will be liHerAl.
dec.2l-u Apply to JAMES BltADFORD.
kNoR sALE.-WllmlngLon Guy Loan for safe by
~ A. H. 4RIMSHAW, :
nOy3O-u No. 4, w. THIRD ST.
ENoR sALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
IL OF Br ONE street and Gllpin avenue, 90 feet
front ny l15 feet deep Fur terms, &c, apply 10
NJ, NJ. CHILD a CO.,
| No. {. ", Seventh street,
nov27-u Wilmington Del.
ENOR SALE-Roceiving daily, large supplies Of
| H Timothy, hay b LED; 10th by water and rail.
Also, hay loose by the tou from wagons, by
| STATEHOOD ALLEN
lO6 w. Front St.
| N. B.-PersOns leaving their orders be sup
piled at the shortest not &C. nOvl2-u
| LNOR SALH-The handsome residence No, -
| u 1901 Delaware avenue, cor. Of HARRISON
Erect. Apply 10 jel5-tf j. T. MCLEAR.
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Brtensfss Fsgnitsgs Store.-The attention Of Q,
siock OF furniture OF j. j. N. Harman, No. AZ
King street There is nothing equal 70 u IN the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting IurnlluIe
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
ther oWngeoas and sell at prices Us low as the best
hnnaas IN fhe large cities,
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Ituidend alotifts.

nIyIDRND-oFFIcE OF THE WILMINGTON
- COAL GAS COMPANY ..-....-.
WuNINdToN, February 4 1873.
The directors OF the Wilmington Coal das 90,
have THIS day declared a dividend OF Three Dollars
per SHARE for the past ak months, payable on de-
mand. Il. j. LAWSON, treasurer,
Febi lot No. 800 Shirley street.
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The Diamond State Loan Association meets,
this evening. ....
masquerade takes place at shutzen Park to-
morrow evening.
The coroner's Jury renevs its investigation
into the death OF Earnest Valdue, this evening.
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Sur gtut.

INok sALE-The brick mill, situated two AZ
" mitss from Mlddletown aid same distance -
4 ON odessa THIS is good propertl and su9ssat
lent stream ana In good grain gcowing district
houses, one nearly new, te property is under good
f0'S's'io- at any time 4 dSJ. V V, INGRAM,
'" keAl Estate Agent, /
decs1.2m MlddletOwn, Del.
KNOX RRNT-Two rooms in central l.catlOn |
II apply at febll.SL' 500 shlPLEf 81.
LNok RENT-Two nne parlors Tor otlises; desra' |
10 Ule location. A. H. GhlMshAWi
febi0tt NO. 4, W. TAlrd street.
UNOK RENT-Two thfee-stOry brick houses ~
II at the corner OF Second AID Van Buren, -
AIreet; cheap, Si4 per MONTH apply 70
Eighth and Franklin or Fourth aud Market SIS.
febo-6L'
NiNOR hRNT-One nve-r1omel house, barn: 81
IL and acres OF truck and: rent $500. one -
sik-roomed house; rent Sl2 per mouth. One IOur-
O'''''U ''' '' j A. BROWN,
feb5-W6sSw " ost wilmington
TISOK RENT-A Dairy i arm, 1853 acree, in Brandy.
II wine Hd., two miles from v imlngtoD, half
mile from kdgemoor station, p, ". Is. 4. H.
Apply " H. GORDON,
e6S,tid&w No. So Market Street.
ENok RENr-ROOns over stores Cl0 ana O2l Mar
II ket street Apply " M ~ rowan
febl-6t SO6 Market street
LNUk RENT-Two large connect ny rooms in the
IL
meetings OF Tor light manufacturing. Apply 10
,ahtt, - tIS .. ri " III ~ r1..t
ieeol,. Yt- 50 ny - W;
HINOR kENT-rhird story connecting ROOMS, 40
E and ~ Market street., with all modern coRve-
hiunces. Apply to ..
Ian2s-u GRANVILLE WOhhhl-
n NnR RENT rhe iaIVe yaTn and wharf nronrrtv
foot of Orange street Anniy 4.
- ~ a. HARRIS
,ano..eodtt NE. cor Fso5t and ra an
S ~ " - 80 : 80 -
LYON hhNIEIwo staliS aud Carnage room III
At.p"l-tT All siGpLEY STREET
| - - - :,
| RNOh KENT - three 'btAoles corner 5lAth anu
IL Orange streets. Appyt0 -
| ~ A. ID. SHAW,
| ' He y :, - ~ -.
I'LL UFkL fOh hBN1 Tile SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor
| Il IL rent the wen KNOWN Hotel property II Girls
h,nis,tf 10. IN Marcel Il Miiminvt5nl
~,
| kNok hENI-Ihe large d~ellns' NO. yOO Deia.
II ware ayenue, with all modern improvements ;
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-rv-Gto. p. Roueii C Co.'S Advertising Agency NO
rRrF4k Row New York, receives advertise me inl
koralf4he newspapers in the United eIaSess Inv
free,-Brookyn (E. d. Times. II is model pnsi-
ness holSe. They give more for me money IMAM
anT other house N the word.-City ITEM, Philat el-
Do
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EE-Chapped Bdnds, face, rough kin, plmpes'
rtn0worIn salt-rheun, and other cutaneons anec-
tions cured, and the SKIN mede oft and amSothi 3y
nsine me JAniWr Tar soap, MADE by Caswel, LAY
aei = rlls YofK BE certain 70 get the jumper
Tar SOAP 40, there are many worthless lInltanOns
madSsxsf ~ DOMINION tai. gtE EatS
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election alntifeS.


NyoTICELThe Annual Meeting OF the Artisans
~ Savings Bank and election OF Nj anaRers VIII
he hehI az ihe on &c Of the treasurer No. 6O2 Mar
ket Street, Tuesday, Feb. 11tn between the nouns OF
feb5 JOHN P. MclEAR, Treas.
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WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP'S
Insurance Agency,
NO.IS journal Building,
AdIOL1InE City Hall,

MOL, journal BusIdtfs0,
AdlOlHInE City Hail.
WILLING ToN, DEL.
Authorized Agents for the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
1Etnd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Insurance Co., Of North AneriCd, Philddd.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
ROydl Insurance Co., of liverpool Eng.
PbRni1 Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn,
Continental Insurance Co., Of Ael0 York.
Niagara Fire Iasarance Co.,
GerHHdnid - 4"
Fhegtir Fire and Marine ms. Go. Of Brooklyn.
Springfield Fire aud Marine ms. Co., Of
Springfield Mass.
& : tyEdfherS' Mutual Fire ms. Co., Of York, Pa
IelaiGare Fire ms. Co., Of Wilmington.
Mutual life ms. Co., Of New York.
Deld,oare Mutual Life las. Co. Of Whining
ton, Del
Rdilloay Passenger Assurance Co. Hartford
Conn
lIlt4Gl Lice Stock 1.s. Co., Chester Co. Pa.
Policies Issued and Losses under the Same Ad
lei a Iustsd and Paid at This Office.
INSURANCE PLACED IN TIE BEST CoMPA.
MIS-
FgAdvice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO,
...--,,..,,..- JAMES wooLLEY,
Z. A. VAN TRUMP
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t-tE-Hotp unnecessary the anguish many persons
undergo from rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, lootn
ACHE and earache. We say unnecessary because
affected part or few drops TO tine tooth, a.
rs1uzas instantaneous, and what better permanenl
4 reAE For cuts wounds, bruises, swelltngs, and al
4 fuiArieR or diseases which require treatment eAter
nsllV. this IMMINENT is everywhere regarded as tht
mnrt potent and reliable healing agent n existence
For al external injuries or ailments Of horses OF
cattle it Is infallfble
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sEThs PTest and sweetest Oodl Ol r. La La
ard 4 Caswells made on the Shore from fresh
selected uvers, by Caswell, Hazard Co. New t2rh;
fitM abs0lutay pure and sweet Patients why ,hale
decided it superior to any of the other Obs IN MAI
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NJ OTIOR.

We would call especial attention TO our new stylt
Of pictures Of GERMAN FINlSB,' winch we do
not think are surpassed in this or any other country
many thousands OF which are In this city, and fol
n, g. W GARRETT,
Nv Market Street
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ATTEMPTED RonBEnY john Il. Reed an old
offender, tried to rob Market man by the name
of Mote, yesterday. He had been several times
importuniug Mote to give HIM ten cents, which
was persistently refused, Finally Reed told
Mote OF family in King Street who would bny
the balance OF his apples. aud the two started
for the place, Reed leading. When opposite Reed
pointed to the house saying there If the place,
and claimed ten cents for his information. Mote
took ont his pocket book to pay him when Reed
grabbed for it, and started to run, Mr.. Mote
holding ON to the book. Severa notes were torn
in two, and the two started down King Street,
Reed leading and Mote pursuing with the cry OF
''5top thief" Reed finally fellintn the clutches
OF Officer Bradford, at Front and King. and was
taken before the Mayor who committed him to
prison in default Of $500 bail.
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weather Record.

AEroRrED DAILY At PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. ], BOYS
'ei.-... t.ai DEPARTMENT.. O. ia.f ~
Naas WILMINGTON, Del, Feb, 10, 10, A. M
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
AZURE OF Baron Point l ran,
1862 1854 in. so G6S0 g. N. OOOSS In
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-12
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wEYANTED-A partner with 81 800 In gnod pay
wv ing business. Reference given andrequlreps
4O' = EVANS PENNINGTON,
NV '.'t hNN Almond Building,
feh5-tf Eighth and Market streets.
WTANTRD-A purchaser for one OF the best az
w ranged museums, in point OF number %, that
can be f0und, consisting OF birds, animals, reptiles
&C., from all parts OF the known world Also, u
Ihe collection Of fe size wax figures, correct Ike
nessas ~ some OF the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters IN wal eIi,le
and hiatnry on record AlsD, very rare collection
of other wonderful curostles OF great interest, ts
is a chance seldom met with.
Old on youne that nave not seen the Museum
should not fail 10 do 30 while an opportunity II AZ
forded; It IL open for INSPECTION from :, a. M VII
10, p. M, No 2OJ and 200 W. Fourth street, WI
jani 42m W. IL. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
w CARPET BALLS,
nIy 70 p. IIASS0N,
2nd and orange Streets,
MT aa-d6wtF wilmington, Del