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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
CLAYTON MowsH.
ARRIVALS up no NOON TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
John GarretsOn. New JeF-sy.
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s X. IngrAham, Bridgeport, Conn. 4
). N. Williams, WIlamsport, Pa
U. y. SheweIl Philal, Pa
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O. X. Kent, New York City, N Y
]. ID. SOaax, Trey, n. Y. ,..Iu.
!hos, p Ayerle, Phla, Pa.
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\ I. NJ R0t,1ts qua. 4 r,.s.,,"k ,,,sE =. lp
ShaS; Z. A.LIPPehcOtt, PhiIa!, Pa. ll.#
< W. Taylor 4 vile il'il" ~ eio itgt
Geo. copela4d,ligI odt - Bsrui -
STOLE wASca-Davia McLOuu, who works
at RoAchs Ship Yard, Chester, aud lives ON, Front
street, was robbed of asllVer watch, English make,
no. 47Oe, on Insaday. 1t appOars be boaTaad at
the same house with man named Patrick Row
ker, who taking advantages Of MS temporary ab-
sence from his boarding house, slit open his car
pet bag with q knife ana atatracted the watch g.
foresaid. Ths thief mado bis eucaps, bnt AcL0qd
made inquiry at the depot and lsafnsd that he had
gone TO Wilmington, Nhither he fOlloWk him, and
put the ease into the hands of OEeer No. Of that
place, who started IN search. He heard where tAe
thief bad been BsVarAl times hut could not catch
him. When last heard from, he was in company
with aAothar mgB and tWe women, McI4Ond heaId
yesterday that Patrick was an Ola hand af the bus
inssa, and is Waatsd in Other laOas besides Chss.
ter and WilniAgtOn, for piPilaF offences.
FOEGca Casa -OGieeT CLoppeT, Hast eVeniag
found Ned LasFy, lying on the railroad tack near
Poplar street. IN helpless state ofiutoKicati0n.
He took him TO the CITY Hall celia and this moFn-
ing The Mayor AAsd him ATTY csnts and costs Al
thonGh peqpla geioiea to sos p0llcemen pelfoym
their duty, It L hardly probable that officer Crop
per Wibbs OgoFWhslhed Wish thaaks i6r rtEis
act, a..
Joha t7'Raillsy, iOr aEunksAlsss, Was aasa Iifty
ceatq end COSTA tu. .r,-o,.f
Ivory I6 coral set. - -. ....f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
New AdNertlsemonts. a

SeltEar Aperent.
tirapd Opera HOuse-Little Nell.
Sales this Evening-Ogle i Miller.
COthing-J. Row. 2lG Market street
Cantata of Laila-Public School No. I.
Robert ScOtt-MasOn and Stone Cater,
Publc Sale Of Building Lots " m. BriEht.
Crand Opera House -Mendelssohn Choral Union;
Stockholders Meeting-N. Castle and Viii. X. X. 20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
ORGANIZES ISAS.
JOHN McLEAR & SON;
Exchanged Deposit Bank
NO. 6O3 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL

Deposit Accounts. subject to check at sight. (sam
as at National Bank.) solicited from firms. corp'
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

SALE OF MONEY ihs regular mOntly meet
ing OF WOEkiHgmen's LOen Association, last even
ing, S20O sold at 3lJ< per cent premium d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
JOHN MERRICK & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. 7 Fifth street.
RClayton HOase.)
Dealers in State an City Loans.

BANK, RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned on call. Also REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. MORTGAGES Negotiated, Houses Rented.
and Rents Colleeted.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. Il. 7-30 First
Mortgage, Gold Bonds; Wilmington and w estern Il.
K. 80 First Mortgage Bonds.
Two irst-class farms on the State Road. near Mil
ford Del; large peach and apple orchards now in
bearing. and other fruit; very desiTably located
All business intrusted TO us will be thankfully re-
seiyea and promptly attended to. mars sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
COLLECTIONS

For interest made "a deposits Of specific sums, for
fixed periods
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

Per anuum allowed On deposits, payable on de
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

ThOs. ksynolls, S74.25; John Baekus, 50; Robt.
Smith, Sl512; ~. W. SimmOns, Sl5S.S6; James
Mhlntire, 20. 80; Jenkins & AtkinsoR. Se0O8; A
~ AldeTdice, SO; J. Miller, $780, r. A. Tay-
IOr S.; Jae. Dfadl0rd @2.53; Ihos FoOTd, S6a. 90
Geo w. Bunb, $S6.60,. Alex. Chandler, SI50,
On motion, CohnI adjournsd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-23

STATS or DELAWARE l. JoHN II. PAYNTRR,
KxecutiYe Department. Secretary Of State Of
the State OF De aware. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is true copy Of the Act euti-
tied AN ast In relation t0 the collection of tAxsa
IN uls Stte. passed at Dover. April 10Th. 1885, the
Same having been compared by me with the OTigi-
nal roll now on fie in my Otiee.
In testimony whereof have herountO set my
r, hand and Stieial seal At Dover. this 81 xtashth
'N p day of A Apri Alt. Oae thousand eight hundFsA
and seNentY-three. JOHN n. PAINTER.
Ap2a SecrefdFV " Sqfe.
, 1873-02-12

THE OPERA,

IAE 4fEAas
Last evening the opera Of " II Trovatore" was
gyer to q very fair house, Miss Kellogg appear
ing in the cast as Leonora, Abrugnedo us Man-
rico, Moriami as the Count, Coulon as Fet7san99
do, and sanz as 4zucend. In most respects tho
performance Of tho opera was not up to the gem
oral standard Of excellence which has character
lied tho performance Of other operas by this
troupe. Miss Kellogg has progressed in vocal
ism and action since hor last appearance here,
but she is not got sufficiently naturod to assume
role oa heavy as that Of Leonora, nor to copo
with the hoayy orchestration aud 1nassivly con-
certed effocts Of Verdi. Her singing especially
Of the "Tucca Ia Notte and "Di Tul' Amor"
was characterized by great sprightlinass and
doxibility Of voice which extended even to aomo
norid interpretations Of her own In tho score, but
her voice has not get gained breadth enough for
"Trovatoro," nor has she sufficient power or
passion in acting to reach It. Bho has reached q
tri1e too high in her effort to grasp Leonora.
sanz made d creditable Gipsy In action, and at
times was forciblo in voice, but, except in her
mos Of tho orchestra. Tho real star Of tho even
Ing was Moriami, whose Count dt Lana was q
noble personation both in singing and acting,
and showed him to be q true artist Of great re-
hnement and intellectual ability. The encore
which ho gained for tho II Balen was well
deserved. Abrugnedo would hayo nude better
Manrico Ind not M unfortunate hoarsenesa
prevented him from doing himself justice. The
chorus, especially the male chorus, acquitted it.
noisy, and sometimes out Of the tempos. AB a
whole, "Troyatora ia good opera not to
repent This evening Iucca sings in Fra
Diayolo,"
, 1873-02-12

Eso., Of tho well-known bryant Il stratton Com
morclal Colleges, Bho was born In Amherst,
Ohio, In 1882, and was consequently but little
moro than 4t yoarh old at tho timo Of hor doath.
sho was educntod at oborlin College, and tho
dolicatc refinement Of hor nature 1ad boon de-
volopcd by extensive reading and intellectual
associations. She was q woman Of lovely ohar-
actor, and during her roatdonco Of twolvc or
fiftoon yoars In Chicago, hho Ind ondoared her.
self to largor cirole Of friends than 1t is given
to most people to know. OF strict aud high
ideas OF religious and moral duty, hllo applied
thon simply and without display. She was Of n
ponoroup and impulBiyo nature, and was mover
DO lnppy as whom contributing In somo fashion
to tho happiness Of othora.. For aome yoara
eho has beon mombor Of the Rov. hIr. Che
noy'g church. Mrs. Dryant's iuoss datos back
some months, md hor death was not unexpected.
Still there was so mitch vitality IN hor spirit, and
aho was 90 cheorful in hor sufforng8, TINT to her
frionla her death Ia q shock ns woll rs a borrow.
They hnYc only tho uonsolation Of knowing that
slle reooived ovory attention and comfort possl-
Bio, and that her death WAS Of kind to loavo
behind It IN encouragement for living .puro
and moral lifo. The funoral is announced for
Friday morning, Mt II O'Clock, from Mr. Bryant'a
residence, No. F02 Michigan nvenno. Mrs. BrY-
ant leaves a mother and sistors, hor husband,
and three childron to mourn her loas In special
griof.
, 1873-02-12

r1sa. Ds Simon 4sa 12c P cSqegss 2sc,s, tss
The g] Kansaa Senator should be CALI O." instead
Senator Pomeroyis "old Subsidy" no more
but " Old subside.'
Mrs. Annie Slavery, Of Des Moinea, is an appl:
cant for the Office OF Consul at Havre, noW filled
by General Glasgow. =
John Melchor, who has Just died in Salem,
MasB at tho age OF 09, WAS ono Of the few re-
naming Dartmoor prisoners of tho war Of 1912.
William L. Amss, q brother Of Oliver and
0akes AmeH, Of Massachusetts, and for years IN
influential citizen Of Minnesota, dledin st. Paul,
| 6th.
". @. Webb, Superintendent Of Insurance, In
| Kansas, has boen dismissed from Office by Gov
ernor Osborn, booauso he had left the Repubn-
Gun party.
Hiram sib1oy, Jr., son Of the prominent Wes--
| torn Union Telegraph millionaire, has married.
the daughter Of Fletcher Harper, Jr.,-ono Of
tho New York Harpors.
| Tho story is around again TINT the daughters
| Of tho late Chief Justice Taney are in noedy cir
oumstanoas, although they denied 1t thrce months
| ago.
| Jesse H. Moore, Of Illinois, whose time ex-
| pires with this Congress, haB-it is stated In q
Republtcan-made personal application to tho
President to be appointed a Commissioner Of
Pensions.
| There is not vestigo Of tho former man loft
in Ohict Justice Chase. His moet insimato
friends do not recognize him. From tho hand
q tall, heavy, thin man, with q yellow beard ];
his mind Ia clear, but his voice is weak, and tho
thin lips qulvor from paralysis. He goos about,
tho ghost OF his former Bolf.-t Washington
letter.
The Roy. James v. Ward, of Lakoville, Mass.
died suddenly in Now York on Thursday. He
vas nearly 70 years of ago. He Was an eccen-
trio man. He taught hls children when very
young to read in Hebrew and Greok, and always
conducted fenily prayers-or, at least, the Scrip
tural part Of them-in those languages. He
married., for second wife, widow BY the name
OF Ward She owned Handsome house, left
| her BY her first husband on condition that she
should always retain the namo Of Ward. This
WAS intended to prevent hor marrying again /;
but sbo oyadod the conditions Of the will by ao-
| cepting second Ward, and so retaining her
| nAIIlo.
, 1873-02-12
A CORRECTION.

An article appeared In The TRIBUNE yester-
day morning reforring to the deceaao Of a young
lady from smallpox and neglect. The story
had no further foundation In fact, than that
there was young lady and that sho died and at
the time Of her death she was supposed to DO
suffering from smallpox. The additions to this
bare statement were made, doubt1ess, without
any evil intention on the narrator's part to
cur informant. In fact, the lady was
not supporting hor mother. and her
self; her mother was not JPara1ytio, but At,
affected by deafness in consequence Of her
denghtor'a death, nor WAS there anything laok-
ing to restore the deceased which money or
atlectionate attention could afford. This cor
rootion ie made in simple Justice to the family
OF tho young lady, who arc well-knoWn and
highly respectable people.
, 1873-02-12
SOUTH CLARK STREET.
Shall tho Rock Island Road l,o Compelled
to Remove Its Tracks.
Statistics OF Casualties Resulting from Collisions,
Etc., on South Clark Stroot.

Tho Council Committee On Railroads hold
meotlng In tho Council Chamber yesterday after
noon to consider tho rattor OF the removal Of
tho Rock Island Rnlfroad tracks from South
Clark Htrcot Tho pottttoning property-ownnra
desire either thoir absolute removal or tho sub
Btttution Of horsepower for steam. Alderman
Woodman presided. At tho meeting hold two
woeRs ago, whom tho property y-holders presented
their case, 1t waB stated that many por-
sons had boon killed On Clnrl street
by tho cara, and tho Committee ro-
quented those who acted aH spokeemen for
tho ownora Of lots to get List Of the accidents
II possible. They did 10, and submitted 1t yoa-
tordny. Tho totals woro, Binco 1868, killed out
right, 20; MANNED for lifo, 10; horsoa killed,
s; wagons smashed, + 4; COWS killed, q. It waa
stated that sovorat other acoIdonta Ind occurred
but It was impossible to got tho names and
1atn.
Judge Drt,ry, representing tho railroad COM
pnny, sud ho had received despatch from Prot
idont Tracey, who had boon seeking confer
oronoo with tho officers Of tho Michigan Southern
Railroad requesting him to meet tho committee,
and ask them to defcr action until ho could havo
an opportunity to be present.
N1r. Nichols was opposed to poasponemcnt,
but mir. Jonhs fnvorod 1t, booauso lc thought 1t
meant business. He claimed It was unsafo for
my tonm to travel along Clark, betwoon Six
toonth aud Twenty-socond gtroots, as there WAS
danger Of being run into by passing trains or To-
comotivos. Tho proporty-ownors werc almost
unanimously IN favor Of horse railways, and he
understood, II tho tracks Of tho Rock Island
Company wcro removed, tho Street-Car Com
pauy would extend ttB tracks down Us far as
Twenty-eocond strcot. Tho new right OF way
was purchased with tho express understanding
that tho tracks woro to be removed from Clark
atroet. -.
Judge Drury sala tho railroad company Ind
loyal, substantial vostod rights on C1nrk street.,
| which could not DO taken from them, and "a
| long as thoy had thoae rights they would MAIN
tain thom unlcaH something was dono by
the, property ownors BY which they
| could get out Of tho street
| Of their own motion, and in accordance with the
wishes Of the people. Tho Company wanted to
accommodate everybody, but would not do 1t at
the eacrifco Of their privileges. The Council
evidently had tho right to determine whether
steam or horsepower should be used, but they
had no authority to single out any road aud
| compel 1t to uae horse power. Statistics proved
! that moro accidents resulted from the uHe Of
horse power, and, il 1t vas used, very little Of
the street would bo left to the public.
General Stiles, in reply to & question Of the
Mayor, supposed tho city co.:1d exercise it's
power and compel aH many or aH few roads to
use horse power as the public safety demanded.
With the understanding TINT Judge Drury
| would request President Tracey to submit Home-
thing definite within two Weoks the Committee
| adjourned until the 25th inst
, 1873-02-12
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

John Barnett, saloon-keeper on tho corner
OF Halsted aud Twenty-sccond streets, was yes-
torday fined ESQ by Justice Banyon for selling
liquor to minors.
There will be meeting Of the ladies' at No.
205 West Madison street this afternoon at 215
for tho benefit OF the Chicago Christian Union.
h full attendance OF oil ladies who will assist ia
urgently requested.
A somewhat noted character nnmod " Badly "
Sheppard was arrested yesterday morning for
having entered tho house Of Frederick Ayo, NO.
50 Archer avenue, aud stealing therefrom six re-
yolyers and ton dozen knives. Ho Was held for
examination in $1,000 bail.
Early yesterday morning. the Inmates OF a
dance-house at No. 228 Eighteenth street, in
dulged in general fight. During the contest,
William schafner, while endeayoring to quoll.
tho disturbance, WaB cut severely on tho head
and face. Ho was carried to the office Of DR..
His wounds were not dangerous. Several shots
were fired, but did no harm beyond breaking soV-
oral lights Of glass.
Rnfus Williama,. :. student Of the Bonnet
Medical College, Of this city was arrested enriy
dead bodleH--thrco womon and ono young boy
| Ono Of the bodios was identified as that OF .
young girl who WAS buried IN tho Potter's B1ols
at Jefferson few days since. It ia probable a.
tho bodies came from ti1ore. Williams Was ar
ralgned before Juatioo Banyon yestorday morn
/ ing, aud his case continued until to-day.
| Tho first annual meeting of the Mechanics ant
Traders Exchange was hold at tho rooms No. Isl
Lasallo street, yesterday afternoon, Goorgs
prussing in the chair. rho constitution aud by
laws woro road as printed, and adopted withou
pointed by the Chair to draw up tickets for. CAT,
tidataB for President, Vice President
IrcaBuror, and aeven Managers. Said com
mittaos wore, first, hlessrs. Cox, Snow
Jolnsoni second, Sawyer, Ro1ul,, Darcy
point Committee to solicit membarahlps, AM
the electc', Of olleorB waa postponed unit
Saturday nuxt at 10 o'clock. W. s. logla, D
Cornea,, ]. N. Glover, A. J.. Corrigan, an
ship Committee. Tho mating then adjourned
till Saturday, before which time 1t will be necea
sary for those Wishing voice In the manage
mont to sign tue application for membership.
, 1873-02-12
GUILT Y.
The Penalty Of His Crime, Death by Hanging.

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r,nrIor 80 ~ Is ,s;fo wna rss,,mc1 roatoriav
-norntno ] n tho nr,min,1 ronrt Tho tostimony
~ ha.,' hao,, ~, .,1o1 Il on1-- ~.
,,o;nod - to,r tho ers,n,ant. ~ connso1 hoforc
r-;rin@r tha onso r. tho INV statoa Attornev
1aa5 s.a,oa, ~. ooa,,,n, s,oool, on1 Iotr, M.
~ - .,-ooaodoa &c rrsl,o . 1o,,ath9 .--oo,
~ ~ ~ 1r;so,or ~ .n,orn 10 ,,roiiatod
A. neouitta, .rho ctiof points ~ Mr. nrasona
nr,1,naont wan lint dohorato tntontion II lin
,.,s ~,sa "D 49, 49,. a.a-as ~st.a. 49, ,.;.
onor, who had gone with his vito md bought
turkey for the Thanksgiving dinner, and had sat
down and eaton 1t with his family; that Driver
had no malice in his heart toward hia wife; TINT
% 1o ohtainod m % tho m niatot from hia am in ori1or
~ 49, o'' T.. IL. ~. p sa,o.a ,,;..a,, e.,ao.
'uas he "isns oeie" m,asou aselnss
robbers. Counsel denounced capital punishment
as "relio of barbariam"a "eavageism Of dark
neoa.n Ho n1eaded for merov for bis client. and
,,poso;7 +hot ~ t1,, 4nr, w .gor1d anara hia ,;fo
, 1873-02-12

It gives me pleasure to inform you concerning the
efficacy Of the ExpectoEant. Two years ago my son
contracted the bronohs and 1t became no bad he had
to takc to hla bod procured bottle OF Dr. Jnynsa
ExpccsoFan and giving it to him according to dtreo
tions 1t soon brought him relief but strong fover
coming on. hls mother and myself got uncasy shout
him, md sent for our family doctor. On hia arrival
he told us the E1peoto1ant might give him but 1t
would not cure him. 80 he 8aye us some rnedicnc Of
his own prescribing 1n one day, however, ha was
rcaort no concluded to give tho E1peetorant another
trial To our great 5oy sfter taking two bottles Of II
cured. Blnco thnt TINA haye cured desperate caso
Of Group with It, and two ether Of bronchitis.
therefore can truly say 1t s the best medcine for the
and hnys objection to your making public my e1.
psrience with 1t.-Fettr Saustr Lansturgh, Le-sear
County, AtHn.
, 1873-02-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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, 1873-02-12

AAA1 AAoA4NANCS
This Mutual Lfo Insurance Company OF Now York,
publish In issue Of to-day thor financial state
mont for tho past year. The unprecedented success
that haa attended this mammoth corporation has been
tho result OF wso and careful management rejecting all
specous 3al1aolea aud retaining the BOUND business
principles that should govern this tho most sacred OF
ali trusts conhaod to their care. The ium enao no
sssats, low ratio of expenses, md largo dividends,
basod on aoltd foundation, are nnanswerable argu-
ents and fully account for its influence with toae
who have given the subject Of lo insurance their cou
ssloratlon. Thu Office Of the Company ia at No. CO
Madison street, corner Of Btate wero tho AGENT Atr.
O. Oronkhie, will be happy to afford every Information
to parties who may DO contemplating 1naursnce.
, 1873-02-12

Heat and Irritation Of the Scalp.
nuruott'a Cocosine gives Immediate relief.
, 1873-02-12

1IRH. HENRY D, BRYANT.
Ono OF tho snddest social events OF recent
occurrence ia found In the death Of Mrs. II. 3.
Bryant, which took place yesterday morning.
Mrs. Bryant WAS tho wife Of Horny B. bryant,
Esq, and sister Of the Into Dwight Btrattou,
, 1873-02-12

God Liver Oil.
Hazard & Caawcll's Cod Liver OIL u the best,
, 1873-02-12

waa about to nfllot tho fno, whom tho othor lad
rrofossed n willingness to toBtify against tho
officer for similar infraction Of the lnw-and go
they both got Off, With n SOLEMN injunction to do
SO no moro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

ToHN MOORE Il CO.,
- JOHN MOORE & CO,
JOHN MOORE 4 CO.,
Are offering some very good bngalns In dress
goods, bhaws and staple DRY Goods
Dress Goods, from l211C. TO 6Uc.
Dress Goods, from so 70 T5c.
Dress Goods. from 7bc. TO 81.
All the new and leading styles in Dress Fabrics,
selling at the very lowest prices.
Shawle, Shawls, Shawls.
shawla at 81 bA, $3 81 bOtf4, S. and 50.
Bed Spreads. 81 25, 81 co, s. TO s..
Boys Cassmeres 80, 75c. 81 $l26.
Call and get some OF the above goods, as we are
selling cheap during improvements In store.
JOHN MOORE a. CO.,
bl7 and bl9 N. second street, above Noble,
apr29.eodlm Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

VULIUS sICHEL,
- IO7 AND 100 N, EIGHTH STREET, AND
63l N. SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
TRlMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND B1NNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS:
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH hIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
IN ALL NEW SHADES
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES:
JULIUS s1CHEL.
1OT AND 100 N. EIGHTH ST., AND
apr1T-eod2m 6sl N. SECOND ST., PHILL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27
WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR.
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TO
YOU'D INTEREST,"
Your attention is called to my stock OF Doors,
Sash, BlInds Shutters. Window Frames, Door
Frames, Brackets holdings, &C., DC. Having ntted
dp wareroom at
No. 42E Vest FRONT STR EET.
Between We and Washington Streets.)
am prepared to'nll all orders for Building Ma
terials OF the best quality at the lowest rates. A
STOCK OF all the usual sizes of doors, sash, blinds
shutters, frames brackets and mOldings will be
kept constantly on hand. Having been manufac-
turer in this line Of business for number of years,
and now having factory in the lumber regions, /
feel confident can give entire satiafaction 70 ALL
both In price and quality.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED, TO.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t will pay you to do 20.
PARTIES from the country viii have their goods
carefully packed, arked and shipped at cry short
notice. WIN. III. PIRRAON,
iel0-n agent for 7. z, Oh N0RMAINDIk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

EARYUHOMANUY, or SOUL CHARMING.
How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
and ffectOns OF any person they choose instantly,
This simple mental requirement all can possess free
by mail for 25c together with a marriage guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, wedding
Night Shirt &C A queer book. Addrt IS t. Will
LIAMS a CO., Pubs. Fhlla mV9-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-27

LNoR PARLoR, CHAMBER, DININc-RoOM
IL FURNITURE, apply at the old established
atand OF J.&J. N HARMAN,
maT2T-eod1y No. A10 King street.