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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
NOTICES..

N0TICE.-Ths annual. meeting Of The Stock
IN holders and election OF Directors OF tha W u
mington and Reading Railroad Gem pany. will be
held at the office Of the company, in Coatesville,
Pa- on TUE5DAf J ,JRpnAFy lAh, 1874, st II n. i.a
dec22to talS W. 3. HtLLE5, Secretary.
A n EXAMINATION Of persons desiring to BE-
"A come teachers ip the Public Schools Of
this city, will Be held in School House No /, on
French street. eommeneiRI at A. N. Dec. a. 1878,
and dcOutinOihgtVOl days.
Bv order Of the Committee on Teacher, .'
decl2-3t ID. W. HARLAN. SuD't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
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~ hsrssolQFs sHigtiHs hetYeeN HsaEy I, ,4eIn-
g asy:SSsSS 4: y 1s = 2s sSHi:T "a h.
exelusivsly received and paid 70 said ManFy Dan
ME al0ns y aAther1od q aiEl = lev
49, - az " q kgt-, = IN ~. "Iat NM NJ
deel,lf. sls, 10 bsa Lf i lAAHEsY JAtlEs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

MILTON, DEL. The good old town ofAIil-
ton is beautifully located at the head Of navi-
CATION on Broadkill CEeek. Ia il die home of
Gov. Ponder and, Is the birthplace Of many
eminent DelaWAreans. From some causes, We
know not what, Milton has always been oyer
locked by our people, in summing up the im-
pOrtanf towns Of the state. But though small,
she is second TO none in enterprise aud energy.
A tirstclasa hotel, a.drug and hardware store,
that would be no diseredit to any city; three
mill; tive ship yards; about twenty stores in dry
goods, grocery, clcthing and confectionery lines,
and i've smith and tin shops, form Ihe
nucleUa for business Of no mean annual a
mOlnt. fit.s - aassr fef4rias# so
The population il ahout-twslFs hundred.
There are folr religions societies, two white
and two coloreh, bat only two churches.
TIE, Episcopalians worship in the I. p.
Church and the Presbyteriahs at Cool
Spring. .-....r~-r-t.. reg
Farmers products bring more ready cash Al
Milton, than most any other point along our
shore. Coal at Lewes is $3.50 per ton; at Mil.
ton, $6.25. Who shall say that the good old
town is not enteFprislhg and deseryingy s.f
The United States Government Il at present
engaged iu deepening the channel the Broad
XIII, with regular mud-digHeFs, and are now
working less than FIVE. mileA below Milton
These improvements will add, materially, to
the Capaeites) ofths orNek, a. water course
and without doubt, will greatly stimul1ts tbs
ship7Riaihg} interests located there, and all
other business with il, We predict, pr6speri.
y aud a bright future (OFAhsg COED old tbTn o
Milton : Ligk. a IA AVN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

This season We intend to sell Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than they are sold IN Philadelphia
or New York. Call and be convinced,
'Als1' Adams u BrOs6Oe Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
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Hsns NaIN8lggs vAa ~ lssA sssals,
HaRausTa naalaEs- at ~ WaRkk .lsetfa hsaeA9
Palt ysaFll Weald ~ q! Aia IFlslll
ana f0Fnler eastoI4erst thai hN *ka4 AkdFAWh Ann
eaia 6fh 40 IAas rested eton 30 NaEle ltrsst.
(difsetiS OpDosits thS 6ld .fShal8 ~ IN a
aaAF - tsl 81 saass - ~ q
hia former saatoneRA an, to.R44 d hia-5qIFa4dy
hFgS Rnmssi 81 Aisuds sa4 eastSoltss 6Alf neU
Dss. q isss-6 A@ RB MsTNTtRK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
EL1gElos; 81. -. w., ,,,,o,,,


II fSIur = d. bknK OF WILMINoroS, { %
~ ~ ~ Dpcember 18th. lSIAf 81
NOt is AsEsly given that the yearly, stOCk hold
OrS nae sting viii be held ~ their Banking House,
on TuestaV the 18th day 0f. January 1874. between
the hours Of two and four o'clock in the afternoon
Ter thsTurpOas IF felsetRg Nine DiTsctOrs to serve
Tor the eHsuug Scdr. ..ft t
deel2- sodte JOHN PEOPLES Cashier.
LNLECTEON NOTICE Z :
II National Bank Of Wilmington d Brandy ne, Z
q, Wilmington, Del, Dec. II. 1873
aKOlieeis Hereby given that an election viii be
held at the Banking House. on Tuesday. the i3th
dag of January. lt54s boiweeIltho hdqn Of I've and
four o'clock, p NJ. for the purpose Of chosnS nine
DgHet9H y ssrVe the easuipe 81 ''-
RLECTf6R (e4TUR, :
n FIRST. NATIONAL BANK, : 4
4s5g4G JttlmingtOny bd Dec. 10. lES. p
Notice is hereby given that the manal meetiaa
! Bank iaa HOPassOn TG RSDAY, the 18th day af jan
| uary. 19l4, S0sWeen the hours Of two and foul
o'clock. r. NJ, for the purpose OF 6lectins niAS
steee AeltqT tsFFYe = DRecsop Pc ensuing
deelO-tS GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. Cssh'E,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

GOVERNMENT LAW BusINEss.-The United
HtaAsa agpesu n he prttty largely in tbsbhainesa
OF lawsuits. The report 81 Attorney -QensFal
WilkAnAs shows that there were pending on the
first Of July, last lhe (clloHlng, suits to'Wbieh
the goveFnnleh '&as PaFtys Civil suits II 500;
criminal prosecutions, 6,274. The iudku9entl
awarded ia favor Of the United. Stfss turing
the, year gam0nnted 10 S3,2OS, 403, ofWhich
there w6Ss collected SE6s9.l33. The Cpnrt Of
claimss disposed ofslxleeen hundred cas- atAss
lnk still pending 4S03, and made Awards
amounting, SS,SS3, 500, The. apoppl. expea;
dafby lhf bepuf iuietit, 81 Juatios ( IAl F$s,.
03i, 900 l-tr @oniy" Twice as much as fps re-
s se'yssqi sSe'yssqiQAI-E~-xSsxEd17i, veg 80.
FISH PRoPAGATION.-Last week ll,0DoGk
Eh6h yANen fTaEaHlha f1Rapl ysnit state
hatcfing house 1t Donegal and PIanied ID dlllsf-
q & lS.. c1.S R. 1ss: 1Ss:'
ent InaptR The heNper RPF contains about
M atRd AE6ARa adb1bkg CMhAhryl 0ne
hundred ihousapd Lake trout eggA froI Lake
lOnlaflo, ats ~ D 4 q 4, q yss about
half million Of BnckpoH salEAons 10 Esbrn,
a1osgA laA risRslsH sI1atag iaswt1k
go a wslss's 'i'''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

NOTIcE.-T4s aLh ssPaaAl nsstins Of the stock
WilminSton, Del. .Wll be held In the Di-D 4
rsctoEs' nOOm ef the Masonic Hall, GA
NaEnraAy, the ZIth DAY of Dscsmhsg. ls7SW ~
at o'clock. =, M. for the RHTPosa af elect M
ing one person for President. Gee IeEsonI " y
far Wee President enc person Zoe treasurer ana
one person for Secretary, and niue Directors ~
dsSi6ssOS :. = -. :, ]. P.ALLMoND. Ssey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
IA Inthe District Court Of the United States
District Ot Delaware, as
1878 '' fN'
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
poIntment IS assignee n Jehn AcLeaF and John p
MeLear, trading as John MekaaE 4 Son, of Viii
Delaware within sid Dietrist. Who have bs0a cd
Judged Dankrupts oreditoEl psgition b. the Dis
"'F. -" WILLIAM CANDY.
deelO-2tSwSW I- Sl7 ASsiEnee,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

NOTICE-TO TIE 7PUDLIC.-We, the naaeE!-
S sis s:sS ~ aSS. Ti shis
method through the failure Of promptnsss pn the
PaEt Of " 4gu AAf ee our settllng for
FIRST DAY Oh. JANUARY next. al RartiSh WilAS
ing sAfriaEss for fagetHi wt1 - EqairSS,d
tSSsess '.sa = s,ssi,3 F.R.N1. p. FORM AH.gg
We ot so exc ~ JOHN ftNSSELL, - Gsa
l,ts14i s4o siatss- fh09. AfTUHEkH --
es.s4.A es1H-2s7 NAhNH MILBURNs
set 20 ra.r1fi - ~ fi iIiffAfih 81 iIff.E-li 1
..gsrfa hna4 as - ~ 'NdfffNiS--fr p
dee1sta3I saesaatai,k1 sfHIfRRsh ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

y fzsA sl IlIssA- lA0glS As Al5 csl.
.aaTgxass .snssuuSapk, iae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

O17 EAST 18TH sT-Two SISTERS TOGETHER
III one as cook and assist with washing; the other
rs chambermad and waitress and assist with washing
no objection TO boarding house, city country good
reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

TO sTH AVA YOUNG LADY AS FIRST CLASS
lIC housekeeper; understands marketing; speaks Eng
Ish and German; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

900 EAST 18TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS
Ce)C good PLAIN cook, washer and roner; has good
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

QC7 EAST 18th ST, TOR FLooR.-A YOUNG
OD woman cook in a private family; good
washer and ironer good city reference Can he
two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

1E1 WEST path sT.-As FIRST CLASS DRESS
luz maker. by the day week; understands cut
ting and ng ladies and childrens dresses thoroughly
charges moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

Os)N WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
NV good cook washer and ironer In Il small fami-
Vi no objection to short distance in the country good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

hQ EAST GOTH ST., BETWEEN 80 AND LEXING-
Ito ton ays.-MOthcr and daughter mother as cook
pr as frs class laundrcss daughter TO do light waiting
ana chamDerwork; no objection TO the country; best
reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

ITO Delaney ST.. SECOND FLoOR-AN ENG
- lsh lady as competent honsekeeper; No. city
references; city country; understands the manage
ment Of u large number OF servants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

C1Q WEST 30rH ST., IN STORE.-A RESPECrA
ITO BILE young girl good cook; no objection Ia
ASSIST with washing and ironing; city country; city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

HGUsekceDcrs7 &c.
A BOND ST, ROOM "a WELLEDUCATED YOUNG
r lady as housekecpcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

7C7 WEST 4lST STA WIDOW LADY HAVING A
LII Wheeler 4 Wilson machine would like 10 make
few more engagements In family sewing good refer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

F.r.,be ,sakeo Of the Conservative Cause a.sss
- e. e., ti,a .saka OF the safety OF the cIalo
s Ann Radical rule we hope there. WI De 10
It'll missed fn the canvass between
The two partless--E 'sqairer Of Sasssrdog
very sonclistory Aud set y s concludes is les
long argument In favor Of ffee rallToao
law. ! The Mig, IN one Of ais uotces OF sat;
urf,ay. threw out the olive branchy end with
that. and this fromthe Enquirer, we inigh.
have have inquired what is the use Of q fisht,
But the Wing had another and 9 fighting
voice, and thereiis quite enough in tine IN
ouirer, notwithstanding the quotation above'
Is satisfy The 1inquiring reader that there a
must be q better show Of the disposition 7 to-
ward Cancellation before We could. decidedly
hope for peace. sssst'a s'.b tiS'5' 5 ~
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b The. Wing Is slipper, but shall not escape.
Itssays, now ,as to our statement that the law
allows anybody to paya debt In -four who
contracts to pay it 10 -four, that no one dis-
putes the proposition. We are to UNDER
stand, then. thatth Whiq no longer believes
what itasseEteda few days ngo-that money
is the, oasy article invested BIZ law with the
privilege Of paying debts here is its own
language: - .3 80, s. -.
!. Asal the tysialna xihieh money. possesses Is
derived from. the law: which invests i, with
stSs exclusive privilege ,ofs PAYING debts, II
would seam hut reasonable that the Govern.
ment should hsye the right to regulate the
tslls on Which i should ba used.YS sir Z
We Say, tbats the law does not invest money
with ssths exclusive privilege .of paying
debit, but alIowseyery man 10 pay bis debts
40 whatayeF article be eontrac.s ia pay them
1 IA And We understand the Wing now "a
coneede that such Is the tsct. l s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

III the coming campaign Il to be, as some
psedlct, q FaiiEoed tampaSgns the issue. Will
fbnginade mot BY the ~ irginia roads, hut BY
tbs adYocutes OF The tres, IA lroad wv, Whieh
aal apaerstapd 10 be the latest sche me Of Tom
scott.-- Wing Of sSatursiassf f;t ss:
Better the blaekest Virginia negro whose
hide the sun ever. Janus 90 rule over ms ftan
that We should fall into the hands Of sha III
famous; RGHkfail IA icsls, who Wouaa
81 sa..;tfeak the hsek ef slss ss ssyssI, al
lher raIlgoat , esssfoF kaf sss;ery
interest
Which yeIc fiIl lIE III lia +, s III,
ne, as n.s M ~ M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

Complete Answer to aDarwinianism.
Eps We have not before seen SO complete an
answer to DarRinianism as is contained in
the following brief extracts from Professor
AaAssH's lecture delivered on Friday in Cam
bridge, Mass (the same lecture which we
on Wednesday said was delivered in New
York;. We have never had doubt that all
creation was given its various forms, func-
tons, phases, and modes Of existence by the
Creator, and that the types Of existence have
undergone no material and permanent change
since they were shaped and fashioned by the
Creators hand. Man, in his vanity and con-
celt, ambitious Of penetrating into things
inscrutable, has sought to establish theories
dispensing with the creative power and an
Almighty Providence, and in the attempt
has ever been involving himself in inextrica.
bic confusion But in these sometimes
| plausible theories Society finds NO solid salts
faction-no real light. 1t must return at last
to the only safe path !, that the universe and
all things that are were the creation of that
Almighty power that said, "Let there be
light, and that nothing was and nothing is
without His will and His direction. That
matter is assuming new forms and new
organisms by revolution. and "sselection'
and that sort Of thing is the supremest of
folly and of learned vanity. Professor AaAsstz
says: .,s..:,....s .,,,., s,,,,.s,a.f .y.ss.s.
/: .1Whatsnow, we would ask, Is the signif'
canoe of an eggf lis the egg itself an
indiyiduaf?~ Is 1t new being? [ think as
we 90 on we shall be brought to the conclu.
sion that the egg Is the new being. endowed
with an indiV iduality that Is, with typical
| character 30 distinct that never since the
world began did the egg Of any one animal
produce an animal differing from the parent
in essential features, or the seed of any plant
produce anything differing essentially from
| the plant which bore it, Whatever phases
an egg passes though, however much il
transiently resembles the adult condition oi
some animal Tower than itself in the same
ftgpe, it never ends by producing anything
but hes kind sof anin1Hfsfrom which it arose.
1 There IS not solitary instance on record OF
i deviation from. that eVeT-recnrring cycle OF
development which shows o succession Of
specifically identical individuals as the result
of reproduction, whether through eggs, bud.
i ding, or division. There are no other modes
Of multiplication kaoWn.ff The
more we examine these various processes Of
multiplication among animals, the more are
we impressed with the fact that the main,
tenanee or kind, the fxedness of features 10
II the organic world, is their primary object
and inevitable result. At least, that is the
conclusion to which ali my own studies In
embryology have brought me-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

The c,oloresd citizens Of Philadelphia who
have acted as a body with the Republican,
n ar from the fIrst Opportunity they bad 70
exercise their political rights, and without
whom it probably IS in legal minority, nay nay
pasronage and offices Philadelphia Press s'
We may then infer that there has been
such thing as ian'illegal minority in Phila''
delphia. For saving the Radicals from mn 50
sad q fate the negroes ought to share In the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

TIE PLACE FOR TEE CoNvESTroN. Rich
'rilon1 is Replace for the next meeting Ioi
the State Conservative Convention. It is the
place where there Is the greatest freedom,
and where the subdivisions Of the party will
have fair play. There are no little cliques
here to practice strategy and increase the
perili Of the. party by, biasingc the proceed.
ings Of the Convention for benefits merely
personal and corporate. Above all Il is the
place which nearly All the delegates would
prefer to any other town In the State. {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
4 South Carolina PROSTATE

- South Carolina Prostrate. :.
Wepublish this morning q fearful acsoun'
81 the condition 81 the State Of SCUM eaty 7,
1 lima from the pen Of . northern nan. :
appeared f7st In the New TORE d'.o.', ,.,,,t
There is point in this frank ana una s.s ~
ea,v correct description to which we "'sn ~ :,
LII o,tent;on. The writer seems TO SPEAK u
.so q rrostraiion Of South Carolina as q
~ ,onca or the acts Of South Caroiin'ans.
r. i, the best way Of accounting fora i nofr,'
| ble state of things, for which great respons'-
b;,,.vs rests somewhere, by referring me
cs,,se to the innocent and helpless sufferers
Rut this catering JUNCTION can hardly fepress
the self.condemnation that must disturb the
peace of the true authors Of the. calamity
which has fallen upon a community which
the author Of the narrative speaks OF as re-
fined and cbiyalrous. 4r5.s.t .ale,s i,sazs.tls,
Who turned this societyis"bottom side
I'M pa? What white population IS it that has
subjected this. peopls-their own white
rare--to the horrors sof the !" black parlia'
ment" that has driven them from one point
to another until now the struggle. IS against
!" complete eonsscatfon" ss"God is just
We confess it as well as those who have yel
perhaps to meet retribution they little
dream of. .----~------7--'-'
The South Is q victim. The North Is 9
criminal iii The slave trade upon the high
seas ii, retribution was due for this trade,
where should it have fallens The South re.
monstrated, against t., To please New Eng
land, that trade was authorized in the United
States Constitution for sixteen years from
1892 to 1908. Should the South be desolated
for that? :.sF.s"s .'st;s'1f'
Let it be borne in mind that the nation
that degradss nearly half Its territory to bar
barous rule for the qualification of malice
and hate is not,wise and not good, and, must
be piling up wrath against itselfT7 If the bal:
lot must be given to negroes for their pretec;
ton, what shall be given tewhite people now
to shield themfrom ruin and make all parts
of this great Union, equal to the require;
tments. that are needed for the destiny all
imagine to be ours r This question is one
that cannot be avoided, md needs To- be con.
sidered by the people Of the United States;
not barbarians and yahoos. ,.,....,.,.r@,
=.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
!. OpF1CE MUTUAL BUnDrNG!AND LoAF} !
a. ASSOCIATION, 911 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, April ., 1879.

INHE FIRST RECULAR NEEIING OE
Il the ssMUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS
SOCTATIONn will take place on MONDAY EVE.
MING. The Secretary win receive the instalmenf
OF So cents per share from 20 O'Clock r = af.eI
which shares will be offered for redemption. All
persons who have subscribed for shares and not paid
their ent1ancefee of rs cents per sare, and parties
desiring shares arc requested to call ut the office Of
the Association and make said payment to the Gee
WILLIAM 1OVhNSTEIN, Secretary,
an A.st# at Levy Brothers'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
.,aa FRESH COP LIVER OIL. .
eRol,. SINCE JaasukRY91sr

~ MEADE q BAKERS IMPORTATION. s;
Guarantced med efnatlg ptrs ana rec nc. cnded
by our best osEg more eastsy sassrai.
lated and rsors to The stomach than am
siikAD Ela y ssa s;3
3 So Importing pharHacists u
NH q 91s sissa street.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

~ st sLIVER.hTfiE3 s-aHEgf
.REGULAToRt REGULATOR. REGULATOR!
REGULATORY REliULATORls REGULATOR.
REGULATORY REGULATOR! REGULATOk!
.istaE'St For over forty years this
1 PURELY, VEGETABLE.t LIVER MEDICINE
y. 10. tasg4rs, has proved 70 be the
$500: GREAT UNFA1LING SPECIFIC
Tor Liver Complaint and It's painful ofsprngs.Dis-
,TAcKs, SICK HEADAcHE, CoLIc. DEER EssioN OF
SPIRITS, SOUR STOMAcH, HEARTBuHS, CBiLLs
AND FEVER, &C.: dc. ,S1i5s<.C .@.a4
After years OF careful experiments to meet great
and urgent demand we now produce from our orl-
Eiiial GENUINE POWDERS =,
577 70 q. rIls3 THEPREPARED,
a Ila,lid form Of, SLMMONS'S LIVER REGULA-
TOR containing ull It's wonderful and valuable pro-
20 60 - '1'.S1oNE-DOLBAR BOTTLES.
) The Powders lprice as before, u per package.
Sent by mail, S1.o4. - -
.0lTTS aJfsi.'s-sas CAUTION liI1 =.
Buy NO Powders. or PREPARED sIMMoSS's
LIVER REGULATOR, unless "A our engraved
wrnpper, with trade mark, stamp, and signature un-
broken. None other is genuine. -, ~
- =, "a; ,I.s.ss- II. ZEIILN CO.,
( fftlt =. ~ Macon, Ga, and Philadeiphia.
a soLp pY ALI. DRUGaIsTs. III "a 21-tsIys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

:7flEl POUNDS CO.. AsA NE GIIsH
10y; ~ MusTAHD. and ans Irussan aAI.Ap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

a N. ADJOURNED ANNUAL. MEET
AINa OF the VIRGINIA BUILDING FUND
:COMPaNY VIII be held on MONDAY EVENING,
7f OF April at O'Clock, at Mr.. john CoIlins's No.
1874 Franklin, between Seventeenth and E1gh.
teenth streets Stockholders win please re present
mr. send their proxies. T. L. II. WALFORD,
'anIat - - 1rsssg ! 80 ri President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

,,,snafch ia this diacussior, comes from some
alfiance with tie J. Bucktaiis we must be:
allowed TO. treat as That paper has OF late
treated several ofensive things-with .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
THE OLD AND RELIABLRssTAND
80 q "a KTrp

= 90 as,,s.ss. 8 a. CAkTE ss;,,a
successor Of The late concern OF Carter q Christian,
has opened at The weai-known staHf $50 Han
STREET with aslarge sock Of EAMfEYs6E0EE.
RIEs, entirely new and fgeehs Al ktrds al FANCY
on hand. : 80 -
caIi from the purlic requested. al
she REPUTATION of The house NH, be fully spstsihed
cy tnS Occcpant. 80. - s,st.s mil .
aE2 MAMMA ALT.--9We beg, :tos am
n ncnDee 10 the trade Of Hiehmapd fha&ire have
been appointed here for the sale on the chle
hraied . Snow Hill Salt Works. We VIII kssIs on
hand constant supply, and will III orders atsthe
lowest Price The art Freight train frnsa the Mesa
VIII bring Us shiphient OF SALT 80 80 ~
ffe q 81 A. III STOKES d. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

NIOTICE.-A general meeting Of the stock
IN holders Of the CITY SAYINGS AND IN
SURANCE BROK ERAGE COMPANY Will be
held at the office Of tMessrs LANCASTER & Co on
THURSDAY, April 10. 1873, 1T o'clock 7. NJ:
Stockholders will please attend, or sign proxy at
: NH al-td 5 WILLIAM COULLING, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07
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WHOLESALE PRoBUGEAND PROVISION
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have the following goods on hand and forIs on
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1so barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands; ~
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR, choice brands: !. l
$50 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMILY FLOUR, .
rs hogsheaLs No. lSHOBLDER BACON, SO !.
10 hoesbeads CLEAR-RfB SIDES. a. i;
81 tlerces SUGAR-CUR Ed GaNYAssEDH HAMS
800 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED POTA'
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lso barrels choice JACKSON WHITE SEED 70.
sesiarreis PEAoHBLo w SEED PoTAT0Es
ID i S st eSifa sarls GOODRICH poTAToRs
for seed: gtisrt3 ~ II sQ3 tysfS55l$sscf ( i
500 bnsheIs WHITE SPRING OATS, q
100 barrels NORTHERN APPL ES, sts 3
200 bags choice pEANtTS,t 49, E5s ~
rs tnbs choice ROLLRDTFER,s III lg2sf ~ In I,
$50 boxes BlfUCf's SOAR, s.,sg ,Es5SE -,....
100 bass B. II. PEAS, 81 80 SsysSsssG 80 90 ~
= So boxes best LopionlI AVER RAIsINs. NH Is
sH a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Es:1fiif;,f5f
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q NIB. Is ]. ~ - EORGE A.HUNDLEH ~ CO.