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CHEEK LINE.

Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Co.
Por Helena, Friar's Point, AapO-
leon, and the Bends.
u. S. NAIL LINE TO NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, Ia
MI Che.k .............m aster -
Leave, TUESDAY and FRIDAY a 5 pm.
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xxTHITEMORE HOUSE-Nos. 100 AND III
w Adams street, Memphis, Tennessee.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Per Week, person In q room. 90
- 80 e. 6O0
Day w
Table supplied with the best the market
affords. EVA
21-t a. j. MILES, M. u.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

IaOR LEASE OR sALE-BIGHTY LOTS,
4 on Beal, Shelby, Clinton. Vance, Mccall,
DeSoto. Tennessee and Orleans streets. Sew;
Beal street landing.
Also, many small lots to lease or sell, cheap,
on Myrtle. near Beal street, and on Stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
WIN. L. VANCE, lS5 Madison st.,
1s5-xvi-s3 OF Phoenix Insurance office:
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WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION, by A BOY
I-43 WILLIE. this office.
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fl Changer.
Stations.

tBelow high water Of 1871.
Blank (......l indicates no report; cipher Dl
''I Ioficiai ' s.w. RHODE,
Observer SiEnAl Service. U. 8. A.
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The following table shows the price Of mid
ding cotton here. in New York and New Or
leans and uplands at Liverpool on this date
for the mast two years:
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LOST.

r OST-SUNDAY. TIE 9TH INSTANT. A
IL large gold clasp fastened TO band black
cry of the clasp by D. d. Saunders, No: Al
Madison street. l-46
r OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
IL be paid for tho return of my Scotch terrier
dog. answering. to the name Of = Larry" and
q questions asked.
lSt n H. 7. TOMLINS0N. ~ Madison SO.
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Observation-Disclosures. 25 HANDS.
w white or black. by
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & CO.,
38-43 266 Front street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
Chalk and Petroleum for fuel.

That necessity which is said to be the mother of
invention has been stimulated to some curious re-
suits BY the present coal lamine In England One
OF these is the discovery of the adaptability Of
chalk for the purpose of fuel. Experiments in
that direction, made by the London and South
western Railway Company, having proved sue
cessful, the various stations and officers on that
line are henceforth to be heated with the new
combustible. The manner OF using it is by SET
ting alternate layers of chalk and coal In an open
CRATE, hrst started In the usual way with wood
and coal. In furnaces, however chalk has not as
yet been found to answer as we'll Another con
triVance Is one that we shonld be apt to consider
rather undesirable, viz: A petroleum cooking
stove. Under an American stove of the familiar
pattern, lS set cast iron pam which is filled with
the oil from small cistern of petroleum A
light, applied to the contents of the pan converts
1t In few minutes into q gas Of great heating
power, burning with no other inconvenience than
slight smell, which, 1t Is said, 'may be preyen-
ted by skillfull person" Skillful persons here
have tested the advantages of petroleum as
cooking agent with very Indifferent success, and
IA 70 be hoped that the houses where the new
stove iS introduced In England are thoroughly
| Insured. 1t may be Of interest to note in this
| connection that in the Heton Colliery, at Durham
new coal-cuttiBg machinery, worked nv com
pressed air, has been introduced, by which, it il
said, 10000 colliers will be enabled to produce
the same amount of coal as the 300, 900 now en-
ployed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
From the Philadelhhia Telegraph.
Look Here, Upon this Picture, and
on This!

contrast is presented in this mornings nsws
that cannot be viewed with other than pain and |
indignation. Oa the one hand, we have Gov. |
ernor standing up against the greatest pressure
that probably was ever brought to bear for the
salvation OF mans life since the time of Major
Andre, and firmly maintaining the supremacy
of the law. On the other, We have the President
OF the United States interposing his prerogative
10 spare the life of prominent and unscrupu-
lous politician.
In this case the President was urged 10 COM
mute the death sentence of one O'Bren, con-
Vlcted ot murder designated by the Judge who
tried hlm as IAN arociUus murder" and by the
United States District Attorney in his report TO
the Attorney General in connection with the
application Tor a commutation, a. zone of the
worst Of series Of homicdes that have been
committed in this district since have held the
ONCE OF prosecuting attorney" No extenuating
circumstances whatsoever appear to have
characterized the case, and none are even alleged
1t was a most cowardly, brutal and premeditated
murder. Even the tender hearted, who ordinar-
lily are so ready TO take up the case of the blood
stained criminal, DO not seem TO have made q
Prolege OF OBrlen. Failing this usual resource
his friends engaged, after his conviction, the
services OF General Butler, and he, singled
handed, has succeeded in prevailing upon the
President to reverse the decision Of Jury and
luuBei III the lace OF the most emphatic denun-
ciauon of his crime by those best qualified to
speak Of lis character. With what arguments
the willy politician and cunning criminal LAWYER
prevailed upon the President to interfere there
is no means ofjudging. They must have been
powerful, for the difficulties to be overcome
seem TO an ordinary comprehension iusurmount
able. or course, to suggest that the President
was sWayed BY desire to conciliate powerful
politician, whose power seems to be rapidly
increasing in a certain direction, would be
unseemly; yet the case is otherwise inexplicable
The nature Of the crime, the conclusiveness OF
the evidence as to premeditation, the brutality
which accompanied it, and the demoralizsd
condition Of society in the District of Columbia,
no less than fourteen murders in the first degree
having occurred within the last eighteen months
would seem to leave the President no alternative
but to carry out the law In its entirety. Yet he
does not, yielding the clearly forfeit life of a
bloody rufian at The solicitations Of General
Butler.
The prospect is discouraging. Governor
Dix's noble determination caused a thrill in thC
ranks OF a criminal classes that gave some hops
for the better security of life and property
President Grants action will do much t
Fslegate matters to their former basis to inspir,
murdsrers and thieves with fresh courage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
PenInsuIar New 8.

The base ball fever has opened at Salisbury.
A brick yard is being fttsd up at st. MichasTS.
Farmers have commenced blowing for Spring
CROP.
A new sash and door factory IL being built at
Eastou.
Fresh herring are selling id Denton at 81
cents apiece.
G. A lodge OF .. U. A. NJ. is to be organized al
Five marriage licenses were issued in Wico.
mlco county, last week.
A new tin roof has been placed on the
Orphans Home building, at Eaaton.
Mr.. A. B. Roe, of GreensborouQh, is makins
arrangements to erect canning establishment
in that village.
Tyaskin, Wicomico county. has a white
citizen 72 years ofage, few weeks ago cut, split
and put up II cords of wood in one day.
The dairy belonging to Mr.. E. r. Goslin, meal
fredericksburg, was entirely destroyed BY fire, OF
Saturday morning last The prospects for 1
large peach crop in Caroline county, are a
present, very hattering.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
DAILY GAZETTE.
Passage of Free Railway BHI-TrI-
umph Of the National RaIIFoad.

TRENTON, n. j., March 2O.-What is called the
Free Railroad bill has just passed the Senate by
an unanimous vote. Senator Mcpherson was the
only one who spoke at length upon measure.
Under this bill the National Railway cornora
ton will proceed Immediately to finish their road
now ready for ties and rails from Bound Brook to
Trenton. The passage of this bill is in all re-
spects signal triumph for the National men
But lo5 their presence here this session, aided by
the Independent press of the country, no such
bill could have been passed and although it is
not In all respects what the people of New Jer-
sey desire 1t, will enable thorough competing
line to se built and that speedily between Phila.
delPnla and New York The rejoicing here over
the Pennsylvania Company's Senate bill No. 1913.
continued through the night Bands of music
paraded the streets till near daylight
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
AN IMPERIAL BAT TTLE.
FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN EAGLES IN THE CEN
TRIAL PAkK AvIARY.

FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN EAGLES IN THE CEN
TRIAL PAKK AvIADY.
A singular incident in the Central Park
aviary yesterday is thus described.
One was a comparatively small bird, with
white head; the other was q splendid specimen
Of the large grey eagle. They met near the
little pond, and after gIaung at each other for
few seconds commenced the battle. The move
ments Of the combatants were not unlike the
unfaathered biped, who sometimes contest in the
roped arena. Five or seven minutes WAe
consumed in what, in ring parlance, would be
styled lighting for an opening"
At length the champions rushed in, and for q
moment there was q terrible screaming tapping
of wings and flying Of feathers The round"
however, was completed without any serious
damage - either Of the contestants. After a
little more fencing the smallest Of the tWo-Ih0
birds being at this time at the edge Of the pond
by dexleTous movement succeeded 10 faa-
teniug his talons in the neck of his opponent
and dragging him into the Water. The utmost
efforts Of the grey eagle failed to throw off his
adversary. The excitement among the specta
tors at this time was considerable. Somebody
called for a keeper, and IN 4 ftW seconds one Of
these officials arrived, and rushed into the cage
armed with q large stick.
The smaller bird he beat on the head with al
MS iOICeb anu sven hhSu poth olru1 up oot o.
the water with his stick. His efforts were nol
attended with success. The small bird held on
with the tenacity Of bull dog. and never relIn,
pushed his hold until he had, partly by tearing
il with his talons, killed the large eagle. Aftel
the battle the white headed champion stalkeC
with digniied steps to an adjacent perch, anC
stretching out his plumagd to dry, gIareJ
fercely and proudly round al his fellows, Wit
signi6ed their approval or otherwise BY th,
most uueaTthly screams. TIE dead eagle va
carried away by the keeper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

la the British House of Lords, the other
day, Lord MALMENsBURY made an argument
in favor Of the game laws based on the lmpOr-
lance OF rabbits as an article OF food for the
working classes. He QnOted BRILLAT SAVA-
rim to prove that with white sauce . rabbit
could hardly be surpassed, and said that In
Nottingham 5000 rabbits were sold weekly
and consumed by the laboEilg population, but
neglected to estimate the quantity Of white
sauce used By the luxurious wOrkingmen
feasting themselves on this variety sf game.
Earl GRANVILLE In reply said that many
ingenious theories had been pFOp0Unded on
the subject OF rabbits, but haentlrely dissented
from the notion that II there was q general
preservation Of them all over the country the
aggregate supply Of food available for human
consumption would be INCREASED,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

A new appotonment bill has bsen reported in the
House OF Representatives at Harrisburg. 1t gives
the Republicans Is Districts the Democrats o
Montgomery county and several townships OF
BUCKS county are thrown together, the district be-
ing Republican by 1000 to 2,0OO Chester and
Delaware form District and Bsrks one LehiQh
aud Northampton, and portion of Bucks county,
form q District together
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
SherITf's Saiv.

~ By virtue oG Wnt Of Levsri Faass
aEim TO me directed. will be exposed 10 Public
Eiis sale, az tn Hotel kept BY William B. Ford
~ at kirkwood. in Psncader hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware,
On MONDAY. April -sh 1873
At o'clock, p, N,
the i0l3winR dsscri bed Real Estate viz.
All those two lots, pieces or parcels of Land
vt e asgow in Peneadsr hundsrd. New Cistls
county and State Of Delaware ths sane peing
bounded and described a. follows, u Wit. one
thereof 0ou- ded on the south By the New Castle
and FrenchtowH Turnpike road, on the west ~
lands formerly belonging 10 James Thompson, and
ceased. and containing oy computation 10 Acres st
Land. more or less.
The other lot or piece of Land adjoining the
above lot or parcel Of land. and containing by com
putation One Acre Of Land. more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the propertv II
and 10 be sold BY 800
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
sh'tih Once. New Castle. March IL. ls73-2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

INQUEST Coroner Winslow held an inquest,
yesterday afternoon, over a coIored infant, the
child OF woman named Mary Blake, living at
Mrs. Strmpl1s, corner of Second and King
streets. The Child, which was lesb than q day
Old was discovered to be dead about four O'Clock
in the morning, death having been caused by the
mother lying upon it. The jury rendered a YER
dict Of "accIdental suffocationn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

divisions making ninety-Ave or more per cent
of attendance during the month.
School No. 1.-A.F. Tenney's, p7; SalIie j .
Sayers' 90 Sallie Hares, o.; Annie Savers 98 !;
Eliza Craig's' 97.5; Kate f. Stewards, 96 Susan
w. Bateman's, 95
School No. 4-Rebrcca e.. Husscy's. 95.s: An
me D D. Lewis 9ol Mary j. Francis, 95,3 5allie
school No. 6.-Lydia P. Ford's, 9G; Clara V.
Urmys % Rebecca E. Browns, 95; sallIe g.
McKeag's, 95.
school No. 10-Mnggie w, Stewards, 952
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

ANOTHER LIVE Phil nANTHRoPIsT Thou
as Holloway, of Engan 4, who is better known as
the manufacturer OF Holloway's pills and other
patent medicines than as phianthropist, has ac-
cumuated by his business fortune of nearly
$OOOOO0O, the principal part of which it is stated
by English papers he now designs devoting to
systematic philanthropy. Mr.. Holloway Is over
sixty years of age and he began his present call
ing some thirty-hve years ago with very little cap
ital.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

Miss CUsHNAN AT WASHINGTON OccUR-
RENEE IN THE THEATRE.-A Washington dispatch
says; president Grant expressed desire a few
days ago to see Miss Cushman play her celebrated
part OF Meg Merrllles, and was presented with a
private box at1Wal's Opera House. After the
drst act Mrs Grant and two friends made their
appearance, but no President, although a wait OF
several minutes had been made. The play pro-
ceeded, and between the second and third acts the
President made his appearance, when the orches-
ira, breaking of in the music they were playing.
struck up "Hail to Chief" Regarding this as an
unwarranted interruption of the piece, Miss Cush-
man became indignant, and peremptorily deman-
ded that the orchestra stop and that the plav pro
cee1. The order was obeyed."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON ro-pAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
J. c. Hall, Washington, ID. e.
Geo. W. SchermSrhorn, East Liviugton. Ne
Z. W. Whit, Eastport, Me.
W. c. Able, New York City.
A. B. Taylor, " q"
A. NJ. Chace, Jr,, "
Prof. Aubrey, Philadelphia, Pa.
Edith O'Gorman, "
II. s. Turner, "
Charles B. Chandler, CITY.
H. s. Beet, Baltimore, Md.
Daniel Coapley, "
d. l.. Dunning, MidddIetown.
B. T. Toney, Phila., Pa.
Bennington James, Boston, Mass.
I. A. BOwden,
Z. L: Williams, Salisbury, Md.
DR.. E. q. Dunning & wife, city.
Miss Katie Shallcross, Phila., Pa.
Miss Lily Shallcross, "
Miss A. 7. Morris, Chester Co., Pa.
Miss 8. 8. Morris,
Thomas Z. Clark, Phila, Pa.
K s. Lakiu,
VIM: NJ. Crippen, New Castle, Del
w. W. Stlnchcome, Baltimore Nd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
Curative for smnII-Pox.

DIR. Furlsy states in the London Lancet that he
is in the habit Of vaccinating every actual case Of
smallpox that comes under his care with the
effect of arrestng the disease in nearly every in
stance. He asserts that the common method of
operating is not ecacous, and that It is necessary
to inject the lymph into the circulation For this
purpose he uses a hollow needle with bore
sufficiently large TO admit of the introduction of
a vaccine tube. The process consists in passing
the point of the needle thus charged with tube
OF lymph under the skin. and forcing the lumph
directly into the blood of the diseased patient
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

VERDICT AoAINT A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
"A jury III the City Court of Brooklyn yesterday
gave verdict for $4,000, with interest, the full
amount claimed by the estate of Victor Flewry
rom the London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance
Company. The defence was that the deceased
concealed from the company, at the time OF the
issue OF the policy, the fact of his having been at
tackled q short time with temporary paralysis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

The ship Europa, which lefl New Orleans for
Liverpool on the 7lh, with cargo of S476 bales
Of cotton, 500 tierces of lard, aud 1000 slaves,
was burned in the gulf on the 18th. The loss
is estimated at $S75, 900. Her captain and crew
are safe.
SENATORS Cameron and Howe with several
preDarlng for an extended Southern tour
Immediately after the i0uInment Of the
Senate, which Is expected to take place soon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

The Bulls Head Bank OF New York CITY
suspended yesterday, owing 70 the ''defalca-
tiOns" by some OF It's O4cdrs. According to
the last report OF the bank Its capital stock
was 500 900, aud its surplus SEQ 900. Its de-
pOsits are reported at 3, ,s0o, 900. The loss is
estimated at $500 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
On SATURDAY, April 5th, 1879.
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ
sheriff Aale.

80 By virtue Of a writ Of Lsvari Fseiss To me-
q, directed, will be exposed u Public Sale Al
~ the Hotel Of George Whitfield in the tovTn
III Of New Castle, in New Caslls hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware.
On SATURDAY April 5th. 1873.
At2 o'clock. m
the following described Real Estate. ylz.
All that certain plantation or tract Of land With
? he buildings and Improvements thereon erected
situated near the town OF Ne1 Castle in New Ca
tic hundred, in said county Of New Castle ,unded
IN the northeast By land now or lats OF ThomRs
Speakm1n on the southeast by the river DeiaWare
m the southwest by land now or late or WiiIism
Goota. and on the n0rtn and northwest By the Ssts
road leading from the town Of New Castle 10 the
city OF WilhingtOn containing l6J Acres Of Land
and Marsh, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution IS the property Of
2. T., and 70 be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherifs Otce New Castle. March Il, 1882
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
A Man and woman Indulge Pistol Prae,

ANNAPoLIs, Nd, March 2O.-On Tuesday
night John MullaVell assaulted and injured
Mrs. Lannan. proprietor of the United States
Hotel. Yesterday morning she was on her
way to q magistrates office, when she met
MullaveIl, who; when about fifteen or twenty
feet from her, probably thinking she was
going TO attack him, turned aud fired upon
her. Mrs. Lannan returned the fire promptly.
Neither was hart, and both retreated rapidly.
Mnllavel was subsequently put nndeT $4,000
bail 10 appear at court end $1,000 security to
keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
9ntttts.

y NOrIC E-Al tue Societies now meeting in ths
y sons Of Temperance Hall. at Fifth and Market
streets AMI all intending meet in the new Han of
the ; Of l. IN McClarys Building. will after the 22i
O. March meet in Robt. b. MeDonnsll's Nall al tie
: corner Of Sixth and Shipley streets on their
usual nights OF meeting until the neW hall in Nc
C.ary Building s furnished.
:. HERSET
j.. PICKLES
Trustees u Wilmington Division No SOFT.
Elar-u--C
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

4 6NAUTGON. An persons are eaationed not h
- trust, harbOr OF bsard my vie, Mrs. Alisa
names, on my account, / Will not pay any balls
contracted by her, as she LETT my bed and house
without any JuItihable cause.
mar2O-St JAMES HAINES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
PUBLTc SCHOOLS.
PER cENTAoEs OF ArrENpANrR,

The following table shows the attendance at our
PIIno G. schools for the four weeks, ending Msrch
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

ITO THE PUBLIC
Il The Wilmington and Reading hAilroad Cen
Pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to AMI from all points
Gu the line OF their road and West Ci,ester.
Also TO all points on the Phil delphia and Read
ing and CataWiSsa Railroads, including heading.
Allentown. Columbia Harrisburg Lancaster Dow6.
ingtoWn, Mahoney City, Mt. CArRel. NorTistOWn, l.,
POttsvile, &c.
FOR further information apply a. the Depot cor
neE Of Front and Madison streets, WilmingtOu.
Express matter sent 10 Franklia felsp raph 0Hea,
No, West Third street or TO their ID cot, Front
aud Madison. or orders Iefl with MeMIlieu 4 Sesl.
delivering AGENTS, will rseeive pFNupt atteation.
c. SrOLL
api-U Gsn1 SaD't ". 4 -. h. %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
SIX Cents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber livins in Christi-
ana hundred. on the 10th inst. an indentursd ap =
prentice 10 the farming business, Said boy s mae
teen years OLD stout healthy and robust; dark hair
and eyes had on q pair Of new light keFsey Pants
new plush cap. dark cloth coat aud coarse boots
The above reward wilt be paid for his return but
no charges. All persons are forbid hArbOrinR or
trusting him on my account. aS 1 viii pay no oills
contracted by him.
J. POULSON CHANDLER,
Christianz Hid, March q, lS7S-Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
DIED..

HANNA.-On the 10th instant. Edward, infant san
of William and Mary Z. Hanna, aged 3 months
and days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of the pa
rents No: A5 West Seventh street, Sunday after
nooni az O'Clock. It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
Sherifl1S AaIe-

,,a 70 me directed. will be exposed TO PabIic
I'LL sale. at the Hotel George Whitaeld' in
AfA the town, hundred and county of New Cas-
tie, Delaware. - A
On SATURDAY, April 5th, 1879.
at 2 o'clock. P. NJ
the following described Real Estate, viz
All thstcertaiu plantation and trset Of Land and
Marsh situate lyir g and being in the hu1dTe and
county OF New Castle. in the STATE of DelsvaTe.
known p the Hamburg Farm" which is bounded
on the south and east by low water mark in the
rlyer DelsWare; on the north and east by land for
Cieriy OF Wm. q. Cauk. now of ". Clay and others.
an the north aud west By the public roai LEADING
it2m ew castle to Delaware City. which separates
u ron and OF George b Rodn ey. and on the south
Tvooqt and Red ion Greek, excepting out of The
arm knCwn a. " Hamburg T run" lot Of Eix acres
'ying on the northWest Of the Delaware City road
toresald and i've acres sold 70 George q Tybouti
containing IN the whole 500 acres, no o or less
oeizsd ami taken in execution a. the property Of
Erastus Lodge and Jane S. his wife and 10 be old
by ROBERT L. ARWSTRoNG Sb"y;F
SherH'i ONCE. New Castle, March IS, is73 2I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

dor SALE.
G A small Tubular Steam Boiler = bout three
horse power. suitable for driving small engine or
0 heating purposes. Price $50. Apply at this Of
sapl4-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

TUST RECEtVED-DirOct frem New York, :
81 Ane lot Of choice Singing Canary Birds; alsOl
Gold Finehes. Ball Finehss. Pheasant Finch
M0eking Birds, Red Cardinals. Australian Shell
AZ w. N. CHANDLER'S,
fa GIL Markss street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

E0R RRNT--TWo large connecting Rooms 49,
Il In the third story OF the Sayile Build !Is
ing. for society meetings or for light manu- w
featuring. Apply TO ALEX. s1VILLE. ~
tobl-u 5l2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
A Rare Chance for a Ttnsmith.

On account Of continued i'll health. feel com
PEELED 70 offer my Stock, Tools and Fixtures for
sale. 1t is an old established and good business
situation. lndeet for person OF moderate capital
one of the best in the city.
I1agirs at No. lis Market street, WILMINGTON.