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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-03-12

SOME NEW DESIGNS At THE JACKSON Il SHARPE
WORKS.
Mr.. J. I. Matthews it the very readable letter
which is published in the Baltimore American,
yesterday, relative to Wilmington industries,
said
q" As already remarked. Mr.. Woodruff sold his
patents /; but he no sooner got rid Of his old in
ventions at profitable figure, than he set to
work to devise other cars, which should be more
beautiful, compact, comfortable and safe, than
those now in use. The Jackson Sharpe Co,
are making a couple of cars for him, by way OF
experiment. In their present unfinished state,
each car looks like couple of small heather
temples, united by long passage way. At
either end of the car there is a circular. apart
ment, intended sort Of parlor or drawing
room for the passengers. This cylindrical sec
ton OF the car is snrmounted with a DOME
shaped.roof not unlike the top of a water-eooler.
On account of the peculiar conformation there
is room for chair on the outside, at each corn
er where such passengers enjoy the perils OF
platform riding can take an airing without being
| molested by the stern brakeman. The equip
ments of the sleeping apartments instead OF
being packed sway in the ceiling, during the day
| as in the Pullman cars, will be turned to the
| floor and will be invisible"
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wGREAT DISCOVERY.


EUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the cure Of weak ttmach, general debility,
Indigestion, acdity U. the stomach, and al C8ses
requiring tonic.
The VINE includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess; Citrate of agnetic oxide,
combined with the most energetic OF vegetable
tOnicg-Yellow Peruvian BARK.
The effect In many cases of debility loss OF 6ppe-
lite, and general prostitution, Of Efficient SrlG Of
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, is most
happy. 1t augments the appetite, raises the pulse
lakes of muscular fabDiness, removes the palt Of
debility, and gives orld vgor TO the countenanre
Do you want something to strengthen you? Do
you want good appetite Do you want 10 build
up your constitution ? DO you want to feel well ?
DO you want to get rid of nervuu ness Do you
want energy DO you want to sleep we'll 2 Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you do, try
Kunkel's Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that is nov
deemed Indispensable es Tonic medicine. 1t cOsi'
but lille purfies the blood and gives tone % TIT
stomach, TenOyates The system and prolongs lite.
now only ask a trial III this valuable Tonic.
rice 81 per bottle. e. +. kUNKEL, Sole Pro
rector, No. 259 North Nintn street, below Vine
Philadelphia.
ether
For sale in Wilmington by e. McInall, Jr., scconC
and market. e. BhnghuTst d Co., Sixth and Market
II. Il. BrlBghurst 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2a5 d arkeI street; j. j. Gallagher u. a o. Shoema
ker, Smith " Painter, w. e. Williams, Ninth aat
Market streets aLd L NJ. England, r. sixth and
Lombard streets. oct3O-ly-15
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EDITH o'ooRmAN's LECTURE, LAsT NIGHT.
There were some persons who came away from
Edith o'Gormans lecture, last night, agreeably
disappointed in one respect, at least, having
feared it's tone would be coarse and offensive.
In fact, such rumor had been in circulation,
before the hour for the lecture. 1t was however
chaste, and void of oifense throughout, and with
out vulgar expression or alluson. ltwasr ecsiv-
ed at times with much applause, and appeared
to meet the approval of her audience.
1t was near $50 o'clock, before Miss 0Gor-
man appeared upon the stage, and then she
seemed to be troubled with severe cold. Her
voice was unnatural, and she spoke with diff
| Guilty. During her lecture, she paused to ex-
plain that she was ILL., and would not have ap-
| peared, but that she did not wish to disappoint
her audience. The lecture was a recital of what
| she states to be her own experiences in Nun
merry at Patterson, N. j.. which she entered in
| 1862. She spoke of the impressions which she
said were sought to be fastened upon the mine
| in order to become consistent and faithful
nun that it was necessary to believe implicitly
| in a spiritual marriage with Jesus Christ; re-
nounce all affection for parents and relations,
/ and learn to despise them; to surrender to the
| church all the possessions they shave in thiI
world, and to disclaim all right in them forever
| She also stated the meaning aud effect OF the
| three VOWS which, she said all must take upoI
| tn mselyes-s the VOWS OF Poverty, Chastity ant
Obedtence the penance which all must un
derge for the violation of these Her expert
ences in the Orphan Asylum at Jersey City wer
| also related aAd the statement drew tear
from the eyes of many in the audience, who rs
siduously piled their handkercniets to hide TIN
emotion.
Before the commenc 9ment of the lecture
Miss 0'Gorman's agent announced that sh
would deliver another lecture in the Oper
House, on Thursday evening week, the Goth, i
which she would relate the manner OF her escap
from the convent. The audience last night
was a large one and tine lecture passed off wit
entire good order.
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jams No. blq, W. sixth st., or 2o7 SIMPLE
M M. CHILD ~ CO.,

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SAL4k.
One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 9iO West
Tenth street, POSSESS OH at once.
Ond three-story Brick, No. AL q. Sixth streetwtn
be sod a bargain. .
and Washington streets, splendid home. -. =,
one three-stUry Brick, No. e. Fourth street, in
good repair; (or Will rent)
One twoBtUry Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF city Railway Depot
TWO egant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
No. 400 ana l4Oa BrJome street, with ali mudern
One elegant Market street property, one-half OF
the purchase money may remain.
one thfee-st0ry Brick on SECOND street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. 9n7 Delaware
avenue with all tile modern improvements, terms
One three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000, ~, -.
one three story house, No. W. Fourth street,
between jefferson and Madison.
A Frame House and lot Union street near Front
one three story brick, W. Sixth street, near JEFF
fersOn, with side anu front yard.
one small farm of sixty acres, In Brandywine
Hundred Will elLher sell or exchange for Improved
farm III Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
| acres superior land, terms accommodating. Apply
| TO M. NJ. CHILD CO.,
jan1 No. 4, W. Seventh street
ANoR SALE OR RENT-A two-stOry brick IN
| II factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler III
dec2l-Lf 2O4 MARKET STREET.
! VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
| SALE.
| will sell & TWo-STOkY BRICK HOUSES, No.
1919 1916, 1917, 1919, and 1921, Ches, nut Street.
| Three THREE TORY BRICK HOUSES, NO. 7l9,
| 1913, and 1913, West Ninth street.
| -Four rWo-STORY BRICKS, No. III, 725, T2T and
| T2g West Ninth Street.
ONE LARGE TWo-STORY BRICK, with Manaard
roof, corner Of Del. Avenue and Rodney Street
The above property IL offered a. Private sale un-
til January 10th, 1873, at prices below what it can
be built for at this time. Terms will be lipeTal
dec.2l-n Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
EINoR sALE-Wilmington Glty Loan for SAFE by
| II A. ii. GRlMSHAW,
nov30-u No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
| ENOR SALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
| II of Br Ome street aud ailpin avenue, 90 feet
mont py lI5 feet deep. For TERMS &C, apply to
M, M. CHILD CO.,
| No. 4. W. Seventh street,
noy2I-u Wilmington, Del.
ENoR sALE-Reoeivlng daily, large supplies OF
| H Timothy, hay biled; both by water aud rail.
Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
| SCA1TkRGUUD ALLEN,
| 1O6 W. Front st.
N. B.-PersOns leaving their orders can be sup
Piled at the shortest not CO. noV12u
kINUR SALh-The handsome residence NO. Ssst
~ 1901 Delaware avenue, cor. of harrison ma
Erect. Apply TO iei5-n j. T. McLhAk.
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PHIL0PATRIAN HALL, March 10Th, 1873.
At special meeting of the Young Mems Catholic
PhilopaIrian Library Institute the following resou-
tions eru offered aud unanimously adopted;
WHERRAs, The des roylng Angel has taken the
first member from this Institute IN the person OF our
beloved brother, John p. McNenamin,a genital conf
panion, warm aud true-heartel friend; II Is win
feeling of deepest sadness and reverenJal submis-
sion to the nscrutable ways of Divine Providence.
wish TO give public expression 70 tile Geep grlei
ell at the loss o. so worthy brother aud friend
and 10 offer our sympathy to his father and motner
broth aud sisters relatives aud the large circle OF
friends to VIII IN he was endeared, by ms cneertul
obedience AZ q son, warm Eearted affection as .
b. other and his higl-tDned gentlemanly bearing as
q comptnion and friend; therefore
ResOiCed, That, in thu dispensatton OF DIVINE
Providence we are adfnonished tnat God is the dis
p ser of events among men, and Without MIN we
can do nothing. We therefore humby pray the
Great Father iu Heaven to give strength to u pa
rents of this departed friend TO bear the sad lOst
they have thus sustained, and commend them u
HIN for comfort and consolation In this, the houl
of their sorrow. And be IL further
RESOLVED, That the literary efforts of our departed
brOJ1er have been remarkably brilliant and superior
before this Institute, and we mad learned TO lool
forward for promised efforts from one who pos
tessed n fertility OF MUD and energy OF charac
ter. And be H. further
Resided, That, as members Of this Institute, WI
but express the feelings OF all who knew him whel
We say tn 1t his death Is loss which is greatly re
grettad and has lefG vacancy here not easily filled
Ana be II further
EesoiUed That the Hall OF our Institute be drapet
in mourning for the space OF sixty days aud that
| page a our minute book be Inscribed 10 his memo
| ~. And be 1t further
ResOiDei That a copy OF these resolutions, suita
bly, ngrCs5ed, be furnished TO the tami of the dc
ceaRed and be inserted IN the ClMME RCIAL. AUer
Euening Adrertis p; and Ihe Cdth lie. standard, U
JAMES F. McMoNIGAL,
| EDWARD j, KELLY,
FRANCIS p. CUMMERFoRD,
| Committee,
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There are1eW Iectnrers WHO can attract large
audience, and fewer yet who can entertain one
when they have it. The public have long looked
upon lectures az a great bore, and nine out OF
every ten have as general thing discoursed tc
empty benches. But Talmage attracts he. ell
tertains he is a rare speaker. He has tho gift
of drawing tears from the eyes of his hearers
one moment, and in the next CONFUSING them
with laughter.
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The ages under year, IA From to o; 2
to 8, 81 to 10. 2 10 to 20, 20 tc 80, d 80
to 40 40 to so, q; so to 60 8; 60 40, A; 10 to
so, 4; 80 to 80, 30 to 100, / Not given, l.
Total, 40.
Born in America, AZ; Germany.1, Ireland, 4;
England Not given Total AZ.
Male, 10; female, % infant, sex not given, z
Total 40.
White 40 colored, 8; not given, 1. Total 40.
Brought here for Burial, 8.
ELISHA HUXLEY Registrar.
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81 Chopped Ednds, face, rough kin, pmples,
ringwofm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous alec
tons cured, and the skin made soft ana smooth. by
ard N Co., New York. BE certain to get the juniper
Tar Soap, es there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar
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Peter McKeagany, William Griffin, George
drunkenness.
James Carey, for an assault on John Davis,
was fined 81 and costs, aud held in $500 to keep
fba
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OPENING A Coal YARD.-w. II. a II. Cause
are converting the vacant lot at Front and Tat
nall streets into coal yard It has been unoc-
cupied since the hre which destroyed the old cot
ton mill about year ago.
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En-Ihe Purest and sweetest Cod Iiver Oil is Haz-
ard Il Caswells, made on the ashore, from fresh,
selected livers, by Caswe Hazard 1t Co., New York.
II is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all Others pnyBcians have
decided it superior to any OF the other oils in mar
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t1-A ket5 FiT7n.-Mr. James NJ. Bryan and Ed
win F. Bradley have formed a co-partnership In
house and sign painting, their number being Cid
Market street. They are young men OF industrious
habits and understand their business. The nrIn
name is Bryan Bradley. Give them call.
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OBSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. Il. SCOTT, Room No. s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS eomme-ses Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep5-ly
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Ey-To have elesaat light Biscuits, rolls. buck
wheat cakes, fruit dumpllngs, &C., you shou'd use
Dooleys Yeast Powder. AK your grocer for 1t. 1t
is a pure baking powder.
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sS-Ihe Atmosphere of LOUe is a pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is one of the results Of
grant as a rose.
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H-NoW for Spring-The Wikter days are past
though the cold blasts from the Merit othl nay Lot
have ceasrd TO blow and our uitS t.u..g Lave Vi
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the pr pc, Mr.. john II, Gunlhduaun, az 4l5 King
street. especially. has laid III II beautiful htuck vi
oatiDgs veltnks Cassimeres, &C, for Spring ind is
ready tOlegetVe orders IRON his usual well dresse,
cas- Cnles. lie is also having his store papeltd and
painted 30 that eve thing looks as bilht and fresh
az new gold dollar.
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OF EQucauOn. |
Joseph Brown is runaway apprentice.
Naughty Joseph.
Haddock will sell Tomorrow a very fine Wash
ington street house.
II the newsboy fails to serve the COMMERCIAL
regularly let us know ii.
We want a suitable person to assist in the cam
vass Of the City Directory.
Sale at Washington House to morrow and next |
day Stidham, Auctoneer.
Thoa. d. Webb will cell his household furni-
ture at public sale, Tomorrow
Don't fail to hear T. De Witt Talmage the 10Th |
| Subject: Rocks on which People Split.
Tomorrow evening the annual meeting oftha4
Delaware Fire Insurance Co. takes place.
| There will be great gathering Of would-be
school teachers in this city on Saturday next.
Scores of families come to this city to reside
every year from the Peninsula to the south of
| us.
The interest of the members of the Friends
Social Lycoum in its weekly meetings does not
wane.
The beautiful floral decorations at the Clayton
House banquet, oxce9 t the lilies, were supplied
by Tatnal * Co.
Wilmer Atkinson has sold his two-stOry brick
dwelling, No. 1905 Tatnall street, to Edwin A.
Van Trump, for $4,000.
Mr. Hammersley wants to sell a church prop
erty at Milford, Send it up this way and we will
find purchaser for it.
The groeers are selling Vim. Lea & Sons three
pound packages OF self-raising flour. This is
new thug and housewives ought to try it,
| At0 o',l,ol, to.nno,ro,v Wasbingtoy Jonas will
sell III auction IL hne business stand at Front
and Suipley lrote will 80 up in that quar-
ter
he teachers OF THO uuloh NJ Il; sunday
school, wlil meet thi7 evening at the house OF
Zen amin II. Fhffy' III East SECOND Street, lof
Bible study "
| A,vr,, III EC1InN Tia animal n,aetinp and
- tla pala,yara Mutual liza Insn1anca
~ i"P"hf VIII '"ho paw va w ''9 -''i'
ha'' ----------
| SupnFS DEA1H AT ElkroS-Ueprre Il FallR
| son of III q proprietor OF tie Howard House. at
! Eikton. died. trtdellv, ia-t evening f.um an
unkuown cause. He Ms employed IN lie hotel
as par.tentlsr.
-----------=--
We can easily understand Tie great popularity
OF Mr.. Ialmase az public speaker. he has a
wonderful imagination, ahd hle illustrations are
drawn from every quarter. These are calculated
To attract tho attention OF the multitude and fail
not 10 do t.-EiUScopdt Register.
,,--.5, ,,----..-... -.
to provlso OF tho Institute Association. winch
iofblds INT Ehtefprlse PROFESSOR Wlsemal
| Will omit the feature "l me ulls, but lbs truly
\, wonderful performance VIII remain otherwise
&c unchanged. The Professor comes highly re-
1t coihmehueu anu Mo l,touce llll louee9.
E, r8r 17p,,rr ppospr,,r ppa,I Cupsrp1 Co,,S,r,
IL On, .,npoI,,, i1r Anlra1, P,ab ~ Eaat G,,a
49, t,r,shi Chostar ,onnty ,cbo i" aont,a
II man Of iong exnerence Nm fruit oniturist IL n
Il the oonion that the neach cron of 1874 in that
., mart IF Pennsylvana will be almost If not mt
Df 4 failure. the germ of the peach he thinks ha
e. s @ 81 go, '.te Po eaH 10 an
70 when tbo mercnry IN the tnermometer range,
% from fo Oh and Of deprees below zero. IN
~ ample buds and apple wood of last years growth
VI are also more or less 'pinched and very Ugh
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EE-That George p Rowe 4 Co., No. Al Paik
Row, are the most extensive advertising agents in
this city, is a fact too well known to dlspute.-Nee
York PrOgrdmmG.
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t7-Those Gala Lilies which where SO much ad-
mred al the Banquet, at the Clayton Hotel, on
Thursday evening" were furnished by W, N. Chand-
Ter, Gil Market street,
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sales of Stock.

REPORT OF THE AUCTION By s11DHAM & SON, YES
| TEEDAx.
L.W. Stidham & Son sold, yesterday. the fol-
lowing stocks, belonging to the estate of the late
Joseph Trimble
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EV- CHA RLhS IA bIAUIt1, 40. 40 West Eighth So
(AllmOud Building,) End door from shipley.
PRACTICAL BOOF AND SHOEMAKER,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made TO order and warranted. A well selected
stock OF Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Caters
just received, which will be sold very reasonable
prices.
Repairing will be done neatly and duraby.
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Rhine lot small turkeys just received at Eighth
Street Market. Also gooa assortment OF fresh
fish: haddOcR cents.
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THE Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will remove
TO s07 Market street, "lnstiuIe Hail., on or about
March 25th,
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The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., will re-
move to S07 Market street, Institute Hall. on OIL
about March 25th
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aoartnrrsIiip alntIfes.

Go-PARTNERsHIP NOTICR.-I have, this day,
associated Wal or ID. Bush with me In the
FfeiRhtng and Goa BUSINESS under the firm name
OF Geo. W. Bush 4 Son.
GEORGE W. BUSH.
The new firm respectfully solicit a continuance OF
the patronage Of the public, 80 generously given to
the old firm. GAO. W. BUSH 4 SON.
WILMINGTON, February /, 1873.
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Building Felt-We have been very much ter
ested in examining samples Of this Felting sent US
by MIR. @. Fay, Camden, N. j. 1t is highly recon-
mended for covering the outside OF buildings, aud
inside instead OF plaster, no tar substance obIee-
tionable, being used. II has great strength, and
resembles hne leather. Mr.. Fey mat uiaciures from
this felting, floor covering painted in various neat
designs. For descriptive circular, price list AID
samples, send two stalnps.-N. j. NelnbLteat.
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--Messrs. ogle h Miller, the Auctloneers, will re-
move back to their old place, at Fourth and King
streets, on the 25th inst
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r.sA~nvA. Amu COMMERCIAL.
MERELY NEKTIoNED,

weather reports-0old snaps.
Our list OF appointments Ia correct
Base bali nourlshes in New orleans.
Spring fever viii soon harrass the multitude.
BE kind to your husband-if you want a new
dress.
How does r-dresser end his days? He curs
up and dies. -.4
As rule business men are too closely confined
to business.
N. Bayne made good soldier and makes a
splendid tailor.
"A good many people will build at Rehoboth the
C Jming summer.
Why are elergymsn like brakesmen Because
they do good deal Of coupling. shr .--.
Would artificial teeth enable person to sing
fllse sett-o Referred to DIR. Van Deyenter. .
-Messrs. ogle h Miller, the AuctlOneers, will re-
move back to their old place, at Fourth and King
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pusLIc SALE.

E1uBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE, al his
residence No. b03 POPLAR STREET,
On Friday, March 2ist, 1873,
at O'Clock, p. M,
His entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, as
follows. .I I.t
In Parlor--one Terry suite of i've pieces, l6 yards
of Ingram Carpet
In Dining hoom.-one Dining Table. Dining
Chairs, Lounge, &c Looking Glasses and Stove.
In Kltchen.-Rag Carpet ables, Il dez. windsor
en- irs, Cook Stove tina III xtures.
Two story Ingram arpels, / Cottage sett; .
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Mirrors, Wash Bowls and
Pitchers, air Carpets and RODS, Table Ware, Tin
Ware, TUBS, Bucsels Wash6eardH, Benches,
aAO many articles TOO tedious TO nlention.
J. II. LEWIS.
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atImallOus anu zselp AgaurEa.

AST ANTED-2O fam and nursery hands, highest
Wv prices paid aud stf ady employment. Address
Great Northern aud southern Nurse ".
RANDOLPH PETERS,
mar10-2td3tw Wilmington, DEL
M ANTED-A good gIrl to do general house,
mar7-if 11s ORANGE ST.
aRJ ANTEO Energetic men OF good address to
w sell singer Sewing Machines. Apply 6O5
Market Street. jan2-tf JOSEPH IL. JONES.
VEYANTED = IMMEDIATELY. - Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover a Raker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at SIG MARKET ST.
0ct5-tf Wilmington, Del.
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FRIDAY. March 2Ist, 1878.
AT 0 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,

His entire household and kitchen furniture, as fol
lows:
PARLoR--Une hair. clo.b suit of pieces, 30 yds.
ingram carpet, 1 malble.top center table, stove,
room fixtures
KiTCHEN-1 cook stove and fixtures, dining ta-
BIZ, &c :, kitchen stoves, hali dozen chairs
UP STAIR5-6 bedsteads and matras es, pillows
and bOlst RAD waahstands, wash bowls and pitchers,
towel racks, 80 yards tngrnin carpet 10 straw mat
ting, stair carpet and rods, d01 caHe-seat chairs
doz windsor chairs, oil CLOTH mirrors
Also table ware. gnss and tin ware, room stoves
and pipe, tubs, buckets, waBh-nosEd, benches and
many articles too tediens TO mention.
Alsos at O'Clock, pre- cisely, one nrst-class horse
suitable for all kinds of worn ana ricass driver
years old and peffec lf sound, shHtingt0p bug
gy nearly new; one set single car iage harness,
furniture aud ont set OF express harness, ell in
G 'od order. Lot of too 8, one bench. ...
marriott L. 8. TAYLOR.
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7Taated.

wv ANTED-I will give ten cents copy, for one
w copy OF each number of th9 Programme,
published by Mr.. George Chance and used as the
House Bill, at the Opera House during the opening
n ghts OF last season.
mars-tt FRANK NOLEN
Ny ANTED-
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