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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
A NEW TERRITORY PROPOSED.

VOteE9
NEW TERRITORY PROPOSED.
senator Ramsey's bill to organize the Territory OF
Psnbna introduced to-day, is an old friend known in
the last Congress the Obway Territorial bill II pro-
poses to divide Dakota line running east and west
along the 10th parallel Of north latitude about in the
center the Territory The most populous and grow
ing settlements in Dakota In the extreme northern
and southern portions OF the Territory respectively the
intervening region, except immediately on the eastern
border, being in great part uninhabted and without
roads The proposed new Territory would contain about
10000 square miles and II population OF nearly 10000
= TIE NRw COMMITTEE on ELECTIONS.
trha snnsktS ssnnounncAd the Committee on Elections
today as follows H. Boardmau Smith OF York,
Chairpiap; Messrs Thomas C. Eorth Carolina, Hazeton
OF New-Jersey, Todd of Pennsylvania PIKE OF New
Hampshire, scner Of Virginia Robinson OF Ohio Harfi
son of Tennessee Arthur OF Kentucky speer Of Penn
sylyania and Lamar Of Mssissippi-eight Republicans
and three Democrats, It Is not notably strong Com
mtee but the House keeps 1t begun yesterday
deciding important contested without reference
investigation this does not matter much Some eur.
prise expressed that Mr. McCrary OF Iowa, the old
trn On tSe duties Of the place in Which, Is
but fair TO he displayed ability and mpartiay
The appointment OF Judge Smith is favoraby received
NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE FOR CONrIRMA-
TON.
The President sent to thc Senate to-day for confrma
tiou very large number Of nominations and promotions
made during the recess Among tnt more prominent
are the following:
Iieut Col Geo Crook 10 nc Brgadier General; Mar
shall Jewell Of Connecticut to be Minister TO Russia
John A. Bingham OF Ohio, 10 be Minister 10 Japan ".
l. scruggs OF Georgia to be Minister TO the United States
Of Colombia Geo Williamson Of louisiana To be Mini g.
Ter 10 the Central American States; NJ Road, TO be
Minister 10 Greece A. A. Torbert Of Delaware to be
Consul General at Paris; James Stratton to be Sur
General for California Collectors of Internal
Reyenue-A. r. Ketchum for the 9th New-York DIS
trct Z. Curtis for the 18th New-York District j.
Henry for the 10th New York Districts b. Deva for the
10Th NewYor Districts j. 7. Hooker tor the 18th New
YORK Disric Max Weber for the I'd NewYork District;
p p Iatbrop for the Iith NewYork District L. Ruke
for The 9Th Pennsy vana District; " f. Williams for the
iSth Pennsyyana District; w. ID. Elliott for the list
Penusylvana District; +: A. Chase for the 18th Penn
svIvania District r. HOLSTER for the I'D Connecticut
Ts,aiX: r. Wallis for the 9th Massachusetts, District.
Chas Gipin be Surveyor Of Customs for BALTIMORE
Postmastcrs-Cbas. Is. Talbot az BROOKLYN t. Negley
vt Pittsurgb Mrs Clara A. Nichols at Fort Leaven-
worth: Mrs g. = Farrell at Covingon, XIV; MRS. Lucy
~ Porter M Loulsyille XIV. Indian Inspectors under
re act Of Feb H. Is73l-Wm Vandeyer OF Iowa j. O.
O'Connor OF EewYork; r. C. kembe OF Newforki j.
Iyo, REGULAR rpors CS~ersonsi yooss' & sos~ Fss@i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
MIR. HoLMAS's CAUCUS RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1873.
The Democratic Congressman request statement to
be made that 1t is not true, eiegaphed hence, that
the resolution Of Mr. Holman in the Democratic caucus
on Saturday night. declaring that man v no was inn
plicated in the Credit Mobilier scandal or Salary bill
should voted for Speaker defeated by vote
of the caucus The resolution ruled out Of order by
the Chairman on the ground that the caucus had no
power to control, by resolution the vote or any mem
Der. Upon this ruling being made and SUSTAINED, Mr.
Holman withdrew his motion, with but two dissenting
votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

IHE LIBERAL REPUBIICANs TO BE ASSIGNED PLACES
ny THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUs-NiEsSRs. SUMNER
sCHURz AND FENTON TO BE PLACED on THE
COMMITTEES on PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
FOREIGN RELATIONS, AND FINANCE. RESPECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

TRuBABuITY THAT THE BILL REDUCING SALARIES
TO THE OLD FIGURE WILL BE BROUGHT BEFORE
THE HOUSE TODAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
A Biz Bore,

Colorado has commenced the work
of running a tunnel twelve miles in
length through the Rocky noun
tains. The mountain has been graded
for the face of the tunnel; a tlume
1900 feet long has been constructed to
secure water power for securing fresh
air; a strong levee has been thrown
up along Clear Creek to prevent over
flows, and a large boarding house has
been built for the workmen. This
sounds we'll and looks like business.
Sixty feet per day is the expected
progress of the tunnel. The greatest
depth will be six thousand feet,
through the base of St. James Peak.
This tunnel is to run from Central
City to Middle Park, and is expected
not only to afford access to mineral
veins, but also, when com pleted, to
answer for a railway route to the
Park. The Denver people are even
sanguine that one day a Pacific rail-
road will pass through this grea,
tunnel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
Consistency.

One Hawlev who figured recently
as a Judge of the United States Dis
trict Court in Utah is about coming TO
grief. While among the Saints of
Zion he denounced polygamy as a
mortal sin. He left for the East
where. we believe, he is s~oiourning at
the present. 1t now transpires that
this same virtuous Hawley had two
wives, or NJ and a c~oncubine, at the
very time when he was making it so
uncomfortably hot for the Mormons.
We learn from the Chicago Times
that Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Hawley, the
lawful wife of the eX-Associate JUS
tice of Utah, has sued his Honor in
open court for the maintenance of
herself and daughter. Truly has
Mormondom been cursed through
her judiciary. Only think of it. The
lecherous Hawley denouncing Brig
ham and his polygamous followers.
In the language of the Webfooter
Consistency where art thou gewel-
ry."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
Heard From.

George Francis Train has been
heard from. 1t will be remembered
that Dor after establishing his sanity
in New York he made tracks for Eu-
rope. He now sends greetings from
London, and is about to inaugurate a
grant scheme for the benefit of the
Credit Foucier of America" This
scheme is nothing more nor less than
an Omaha lottery. George Francis
has real estate without end in
Omaha. and he propos es put
ting up $500 lots at all estimated
value of 81 coo each. There are to be
$4,000 tickets at SO each, the smallest
prize being II lot and the largest
fifty lots. We do not like to discourage
the eccentric George Francis, but the
truth is, these Omaha lotteries are
just now in bad repute. Slim Jim's
three-card moute game on the great
railroad is far preferable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
A Word to Exchanges.

On the first day of July we dropped
from our list all papers with whom
we did not desire 10 exchange. The
receipt of the SENTINEL by any will
indicate our desire in the premises.
Our rule will be to pay postage on ali
exchanges received by us those to
whom the SENTINEL is sent will pay
postage on it at the Office where re-
ceived. The receipt of any exchange
will be accepted az all indication that
this arrangement is satisfactory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
IAiiF'lG COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN

SAN FRANCISCO, July II.
Gen. Thos. n. CaZenan died last
night at his residence in this city, at
ter a brief illness.
Tomorrow the L. s. Commissioner
will render his decision i'm the case of
Capt. Lewis and j. p. Henry, of the
ship Crusader, accused of manslaugh-
ter.
AS supposed would be the case, the
election resulted in the ucc of
the railroad Carr-Sargent combina-
ton by a large majority. The result
of the a xpayers' committee opera
tons will probably be made known
tonight.
The committee from the Board of
Supervisors and Mechanics Deliber-
alive Assembly last night adopted
final resolutions relative t. a training
ship in this habor, requesting Senator
Sargent to apply for some suitable
naval vessel from the Government. 1t
seemed to be the opinion of several
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

Personal. General A. L. Page
and his accomplished lady stopped
over in Eureka last night, en- route
from Phoebe TO San Francisco. They
came by private conveyance, and will
continue their journey to Palisade to-
day. The General informs US that his
Phoebe and Bullionville Narrow
Guage Railroad is in successful opera
ton, and is clearing nearly one
thousand dollars per day. The daily
shipments of ore over the road
amounts to about 80 tons. The pas
senger travel is also very considerable.
General Page will now turn his atten-
ton to the Eureka and Palisade Rail
road. and it is among the things
probable hat a good portion of this
important work will be constructed
the present season. He is the emDodi-
:nent Of energy and perseverance.
and anything viii IN he lays hold of
is bound To win. If there were more
OF his kind i'll Eastern Nevada, we
might reasonably hope that the i'm
mense ana varied Of this
portion of the State would be speedily
developed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
EASTERN les.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

NEW YORK. July IL.
Mrs, silica BROKER, sister Of Wood,
hull and Claflin, died Wednesday
night OF Bright's disease of the kid.
neyS,
The case in which Vim. J. Healy,
Paymaster in theU nited States Navy,
was charged some months ago before
Commissioner Davenport, with hav-
ing embezzled about SOS, 600 of Gov
ernment money, has been withdrawn
from the Commissioner, 1t having
been found impossible to- obtain evil
dence TO corroborate Little. the sup
posed accomplice of Healy, who
turned states evidence against him.
MAINE
RoCKLANp, July II,
Chas. B. Fuller, a merchant, has
been arrested here for an alleged rape
on Mary Fuller his step-daughter,
aged Is.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER, July IL.
Mary Carleton, the woman who
pretended to have been beaten aud
robbed by ruiilans on the railroad
track near Suncook is believed to be a
fraud. 1t is thought she "a princi-
pal or accessory in ~obstructing the
track.
MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, July II.
At eleven o'clock last night a fire
broke out in NJ. Burdett's block, oppo-
site Monument Square, L~eominster,
in "a line OF wooden buildings. The
flames spread TO the stables attached
To the Leominster House in the rear,
and to the hotel itself, thence to the
factory of the Arlinton Piano Com
pany, where 900 finished and un-
finished pianos were destroyed. The
hotel building "a destroyed, but the
furniture was saved in IA damaged
condition. The Jones block was next
burned. A small stream of water
here interviewed, and the progress of
the fire was arrested. Loss estimated
at from Slu0, 900 to $50, 600.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.
The northern section OF Maguire's
saw mill, at Ridge avenue and Mas.
ter street, vas burned last night.
Loss $50, 600; probably insured.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July II.
Secretary Delano has appointed the
following commissioners to investi-
gate the Ute troubles: Rev. DR.. Good
win, Of Chicago, Gov. Campbell, of
Wilmington, and n. j. Turner, of
Ohio.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. July IL.
The $4,000 prize in the late lottery
vas won by a gentleman in Lebanon,
Ky; name not given. The 500, 900
prize is held as follows: T~hree-fourths
by Henry Boass, a liquor dealer on a
small scale in this city, and the other
fourth by r. j. Belchart. saloon keep
er, and Christopher Spiles, black
smith.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

eTIlilient has unueC consideration the
question calling the Congress of the
Representatives OF the great Powers
in Paris to discuss the terms of the
new commercial treaty.
Frederick WHITEWATER, the cele-
brated portr lit painter, died to-day Of
tvphus fever.
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, July II,
The wreck Of the City OF Washing
ton broke i'll two pieces on Gull Rock
shoals this morning. The captain,
officers and crew were on board at
the time, but succeeded in landing
safely.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, July II.
The permanent retirement of Bis
marck from the PruSSian Cabinet, an
nounced some months ago is on the
V of accomplishment. 1t was stated
in a dispatch sent from this city on
the 25th ult., that the Prince had
taken preparatory steps for his with
drawal. He will retain the German
CHARACTERISTIC.
Won Balen, it is reported, will be
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Cholera has appeared in various
places in Germany.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July11.
The Emperor has conferred the
grand Cross of Francis Joseph on
Baron SrhwarZ, Director General of
the International Exhibition.
TURKEY.
CONSrANTISOPLE, July II,
The Mahommed Pasha has been
summoned to ConstantinOple to be
tried for acts committed when he was
Nizier.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July II.
Senior SanOr, Minister of the Colo
MES. will introduce a measures in the
Cortes to-day applying the provisions
OF the Federal Constitution with GER
tain restrictions to the Island of Porto
Rico.
The Carli~ts have captured 81 resi-
dents of Marsa. and hold seven of
them hostages FOR the safe return of
the Insurgents now in the hands of
the Republicans. The remaining
twenty-seven are held for the ransom
OF the Deputy, Mayor and Counsellor
Of Malaga.
The resignation Of General Nouvel-
las ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofthe army
of North Berne has been sccepted. 1t
is said General Cordova will be ap-
pointed his successor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
Drw do-Dan.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2lo.
Z. :. REGISTERS oYF1CE.
ArsriN. Nevada, July IL, 1878.

49,
AUSTIN, Nevada, July III, ls'S.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the Eureka Consolidated Mln,ns
Company t~postoffice address, Eurena,
Nevada( has this day filed in this offce
a diagram, together with a notice OF ap,,
~plication Tor "a patent from the Inlteu
states, under act of Congress appro'su
Nav 10. 1872, for SOS and 2-lO feet OF the
Iupita deposit or lode, another mill-Site
pertaining thereto. running boO ana ~
feet northveSterly u ia and DIV
feet soUtheasterly from the Luplta snait'
situated in the Eureka mining district
Lander county, State of Nevada, n DE-
scrihed III the plat and field notes on me
i'm this office, as follows, TO VII:
SURVEY No. 40, LOT A..
Beginning at n post whence the highest
point of Ruby Hill bears ). Si4 degrees
w. 315 feet the flagstaff in the town OF
Eureka bears y. % deg. 50 min. f.. 1910
feet thence running 5. - deg. +. 4ol and
2-lU feet, whence the lupita shaft bears
:. 51a deg. +. 2lO feet thence y. 6oa deg.
T.. 80 feet thence $. o. deg. +. al ieet.t
the northern corner OF the Elliptic
ground; thence :. i6i. deg. w. lSi feet, TO
post on the northeastern boundary OF the
Sentinel claim thence y. 81 dec. W. 3S6b
feet, the northern corner of the Sentl-
mel claim {; thence s. t9h deg. W. loo feet.
along aid Sentinel survey to the eastern
corner of the AT Last survey thence y.
81 deg. W. 40 and 10 feet, TO the nortn-
ern corner OF the At Last Survey and the
eastern corner of the Lookout survey:
and theuce y. 50 deg. f. 200 feet. to the
place of begi. ming containing 3 acres.
Also the following described piece or
parcel of land, as part of the above min
ing claim as a mill-Site, and upon which
the company has erected reduction
works:
SURVEY NO. 40, LOT Il.
BEGINNING at a post whence post No.
of Lot \ bears 5. 81 deg. Il min. ", lO,S33
feet post No. l OF survey No. As, Lot T.,
made for the Eureka Consolidated Min
ing Company upon the Triungle mill
site bears :. IN deg. z. $50 feet the flag
staff in the town of Eureka bears ;. IL
deg. IL min. f. 2577 feet, another south
east corner of the Eureka Consolidated
Company'S stone office bears 5. $ deg. ~
min. w. 59l feet thence running \. Is
deg. W. Clio feet thence ;. III deg. W. 800
feet thence :. Is deg. r.. GlO feet thence
S. Us beg. W. - feet thence :. l5h de-
+. 2i3 feet thence y. T}4 deg. +. III feet
thence y. 15M deg. w. 2+3 feet; and
thence y. ~ deg. r.. 9G6 feet. to the place
of beginning containing I and S-l0 acres.
The mining claim and miil-site are on
unsurveyed lands. The mining claim is
bounded on the northwest, south and
southeast by the Eureka CONSOLIDATED
Mining Company. Lookout, AT Last, Sen
tinel and Elliptic CLAIMS.
a copy OF the notice and diagram can
be found posted on the Jupiter shaft
upon the lode, and u on the mill-Site.
jyl2 CYRUSF HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, July II.
The wreck of the City of Washing
ton broke i'll two pieces on Gull Rock
shoals this morning. The captain,
officers and Grey We're on board at
the time, but succeeded in landing
Saral--
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

THE women of St. Joseph. Mo-,
mean business. a few days ago they
had a procession, and carried a BAN
ner bearing the motto, We'll vote or
fight" Can any further proof be
asked hat the coming man is a
woman ?-Sat Lake Herald.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12

BULLION SHIPMENT.-W. L. Pritch-
ard yesterday shipped bullion as fol-
lows: For the Richmond, 40,111
pounds ; for the Ruby Consolidated,
Al, 627 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
CAUTION.
DISSOLUTION OF DOMESTIC co.
PARTNERSHIP.

X. X. MI:SE, July 10. ls73.
EDITOR SENTINEL: PI.EASE IN
IL sert in your daily paper that !,
Thomas Conn, aid vile. have this day,
July 10, 1873, dissolved domestic co-part-
nership. to take effect from date and to
he in tull force for everinore; and /,
Thomas Conn, forbid each and every
man. or men, to trust her, the said
Mrs. Conn. on my account, as | will not
be responsible for debts contracted by
her. THOMAS CONN,
jvll.tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

NOR RENT offer for rent my farm con- tnsA
l. tanning 80 acres, III Brandywine HID, fine I'll
healthy location, excellent view OF Whining ~
Suitable for summer residence. Also, truck iarm
South OF the city. BENZ. ELLIOTT.
Apply 10 a. 5. Elliott, Third and King Streets.
q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
Farm for sale.

The undersigned will sell at private sale the Planck
property, situated on the Concord pike Brandywine
Hundred, three miles north of Wilmington, and con-
tanning 2sk of land The situation is very de-
sirabie and well worth the attention thoee wishing
to purchase. The land Is well adapted to trucking.
Terms accommodating.
GEORGE b. EVANS, Executor, near Rocklaud.
ian ct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
For Sale.

farm, containing 1853 scres, in New Castle a.
County DEL four miles from Krkwood Sta yEIiAy
ton, Delaware, Rail Road. Improvements, A.hs
frame house containing six rooms, frame barn and
other outbuildngs. Thirty AGREES timber, white oak
and chestnut well fenced Land In good state Of cu-
tivation Large quantity good ruit OF various kinds
viii be sold bargain on easy terms Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON, Heal Estate Ag't,
dec123m Corner Eighth and NJ atket SITS. Wilmington
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
For Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

No. /, slO King street, n very large modern DWELL
ing, with every recent Improvement lot SO feet La
inches, by 1872 feet, of the best houses in UfW
the city. Possession Immediately. A
No. :, Adjoining the above Is lot OF land % feet
inches, by 1i2 feet. The above is well situated and
terms easy,
No 3, fine dwelling, ZIG French Street, with i'm
provemcnts, in good order. Possession immediately
No. 4, A good dwelling, 10 King street, with lot
running to French street. Possession 25h of March
next. Apply to WM McCAULLEY II CO.,
No. COG Market street. Wilmington, Del. dec12-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
SHERIEF'S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of Yendtioni Exponas to me d.
rectei will BIO exposed to public sale ut the National
Hote, in MiddletOwn, kept by Mrs. l. G. Lppincott,
In st: Georges Hundred, New Castlo County, Del,
MON DAY, April ill., 1873. at ~ O'Clock, NJ. o-
I.and, situated m APPOINTMENTS Hundred. New
Castle county Delaware, all the fourth interest in
tract OF land bounded by lands OF Samuel Cinn, DO
sOph a. Lord, Levi W. Lattomus and Gideon Il. bar
rrrst low 'nnnimg about " acres, or less
t;.8 with one FRAME HOUSE and one Loo
I'LL HOUSE erected thereon.
Seized and taken into execution az the property of
Dayid Wells aud Elizabeth Wells and tn be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sherin.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, March 1ath 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
FOR SALE,
Eegani Neg West Street Resitlence,
No, 212

No. 222.
No.. Buil tduring last spring; line pressed brick
a Al front, three stories high having every conve-
ihIiM ncnc1 and all the modern Improvements
The best materials were used, and the work done by
the day under my own supery ision.
Front ~ feet, 20 feet deep, with sevcn Feet hall In
the centie largo bay window in the southern paror,
back building 10 feet deep by Is feet wide Lot fronts
West street 10 feet IL inches, 90 feet deep, all
level with West street. Fine dry cellar under the
whole building; registers in every room arranged for
heater; bath room with hot and cold water. The
building put mp In the most substantial manner,
and contains eleven rooms and commands one OF the
most delightful views Vt the Delaware and Christana
rivers. Large side yard planted with hourishing
evergretns and shrubbcry.
The property will be sold bargain and ON accom-
modating terms $1,000 may remain on I for num-
Der of wears. Those desiring to buy are requested
to call anil examine the house. Apply to
DAVID wooLMAN,
Ill Orange Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
To House Keepers.
A New Commission House
S. L. EASTDuRM,

Has opened new grocery and provision store, at
5O7 King street where hi will keep full line OF fresh
groceries, and Country produce, which he VIII sell
at the lowest cash prices, and deliver them 10 all parts
of the city free of charge.
The highcs, cash prices paid for country produce,
Farmer. would do well to give a call, as we will
give the highest market prices for butter, eggs pota-
toes poultry and country provisions generally at 6oi
King street, Wilmington Delaware ieo zo-om
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
or New 20rk VIA DeIawarc and Rnriant

EXfkES> STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
a. "a, ca, slest and quickest water commu-
MsflYSsfaHs. 0n between Philadelphia and New
Goous torwa' ed by all the lines running out Of
New for north east and west, free COMMISSION.
Freight received on and after tho 18th inst and for
warded on accommodating terms
WIN. p. CT WE Il CO., gents, ~ South Delaware
Aveme, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Agent, IL Wall St ct York
mart
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

BJQEEr HOLDEi.S.-A lea, anu couveu,en
article for holding water preserving the freshness
and beauty Of buds flowers worn In the coat dress
HAIR. A large assortment for sale by
E. BklNGHUryr q CO.,
ornar Sixth spo Market streeia,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24
Valuable farni tor Sale
FOR SAL E.

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
No. 45 acres within ~ miles pf wilmington, fair
improvements
No. 2, 65 acres, within 3k miles of Wilmington
handsome situation moderate improvements.
No. 8, 40 acres, handsomely situated, good improve
ments within miles OF Wilmington. VIII be sold
cheap, on easy terms. Apply to
W. McCAuLIEY & Co.,
srp25tf 6e6 Market street, Wilmington, Del