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CUBA.

General Ceballos on the Case Of the Herald
Commissioner General Pisltain's
Administrations Loyal Wives and
= Disloyai Husbands," and How to
Treat . Divided Family-Sud-
den Death Of q United
States Consul
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FIRE IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI. April 81 1873.
An extensive fire at OwiBgsvie, Bath county,
KY last night destroyed the livery stables OF
James Stone and J. A. Lee. the dry goods stores
OF w. H. Dougherty Co. and G. W. Barnes, the
saddlcry shops OF Henry Scott and James Finklin.
the law offices oil Mr. Nesbit and Judge Ands and
several dwellings. The loss IL not stated. The IN
surance Is light. The IRE Is supposed to have been
the work 0f an inceDdAary.
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LONDON. April %, 1873.
4 despatch from Penang under date Of to-day
announces that the Dutch expedition against the
Acheenese has been recalled to Padang, the Meth
erands trading settlement on the west coast OF
sumatra, in the Mcnankabowe country. Here His
Maesty's forces will be only one mile distant from
the sea-
Opposite to the coast and in sight of the soldiers,
are the rocky groups named the Padang Islands.
Outbreaks are apprehended at other parts of the
Island Of Sumatra.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
The Spring Meeting Sport ct Epsom-Race for the
City and Suburban Handicap.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April %, 1873
The EPSON Spring meeting commenced to-day.
The City and Suburban Handicap was won by
Mornington. Cremorne was second and Bertram
third. The betting just previous to the start was
40 to against Mornington, to against Cremone
and 12to l against Bertram. Twenty-Five horses
rar.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.
Atlantic Cable Tariff Rate Charges for De-
spatches.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April %, 1873.
1t Ia probable that the reduction in the Atlantic
cable tariffs, which, it was announced some time
ago, would go into effect on the 1st of May, will
not take place, but that advance in the rates
Will be made instead
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota win leave ths port
Wednesday for queenstown ana Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Once
at lIalf-p past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The NEw YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready At hallpast nine O'Clock in the
ing.
single copies, wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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THE RACE.


The following is summary Oh the race
THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP OF Is sovs.
EACH 10 forfeit, with 200 sOvs. added the owner Of
the second horse to receive SO sovs. out OF the
stakes. About one mile and quarter. 129 subs.
Mr.. Brayleys c. h. Mornington, by Arthur Wei
lesley out of Blondee, years old. ............ /
Mr.. Save's b. c. Cremorne by Parmesan out OF
Rigob0che, years old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. A. G. Barclays C. c. Bertram, by The Duke
out OF Constance, by Faugn-a- Ballagh. years
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Havana Lottery DIR awnings ON File
JOSEPH BATES Agent,
i6 Broadway, room Chatham Bank Building
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sWhat Might Have Been."-It is Sad
for the dying consnptive reflect what might have
been II HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
had been laden early enough.
Pixies TOoTHAGHE DROPS cure in one minute
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NAVAL ORDER.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1873.
captain Franklin has been detached from the
New London naval station and ordered to the
command Oh the wabash. Ia the European station.
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n You are Afflicted with Soreness, Ir-
ritstion Itching Of the Head consult DR. b. PERRY
~ Bond street, New York.
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G. e r M a N 2.
The Beer Riot in Frankfort Followed BY
Fatal Consequences.
Twelve Persons Killed-sixteen Brewsries
Wrecked by tho Mob-The Military As
sailed and Great Excitement
in the Municipality
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FRANKFORT, April %, 1873
fhe riotng which commenced in this city ycster-
day was caused by an advance in the price Of
beer.
The dsorderly demonstrations lasted until mid
night. The troops were peted with stones several
times during the evening.
Sixteen breweries were wrecked by the rioters,
and there was much plundering.
During the conflicts which took place twelve per-
sons were killed and forty wounded.
One hundred and twenty OF the rioters were
+. arrested.
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AFRICA.
French Execution Of Prominent Insurgents
Against Colonial Rule.
1IlttfAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Aprll ~, 1873
despatch from Agiers says four insurgent
Arabian chiefs have been executed at Constantine.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
corner Fulton avenue anu Boerum street
open from ) A. M. TO II. NJ
On Sunday from to o. T. M.
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Certain Remedy for Weaknesses Of
all stages and condtons--KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BU-
CHU. Depot l0i Duane street. Sold by all druggists
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ASIA.
The Hoilanders' Expedition Against Acheen-
The Populations Dangerously Excited
Heavy Losses Of the Royalists
IELEGHams TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HAGUE, April %. 1873
The Minister OF the Colonies to-day informed the
Chamber OF Deputies that the Dutch losses during
the campaign against the Acheenese on the
Island OF sumatra we're seven officers and thirty
eight men killed, and thIrty.fye officers and $50
men wounded.
The Roiianders Moving Towards the
Coast.
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II You Have an Eruption of the Scalp,
consult Dr. B q. PERRY ~ Bond street, New York. who
skin Diseases
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Grnefcnborg Vegetable Pills.-Purify
the blood and vigor to the of Digestion
Encctual In sickness, harmless In health.
GRAEFENBERG COMPANY. So Reade street.
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II You Your Children arc Annoyed
with Dry Moist Dandruff, consult DIR. b. G. PERRY
40 Bond street, New York, and be Cured.
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COrns Removed, soc. to 81, without
pain bleeding Nails, BunioRs Enlarged Joints &c,
successfully treated ut Dr. WESTERvELT'S parl0rS 36i
broadway, Fourteenth Established l840.
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For Falling, Loss and Untfmely Gray
Hair. consult Dr. 49, g. PERRY, ~ Bond street, New
York and have Il Re stored.
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A.-NOt One style for all Heads. but
Dress HATS for all men Mt ESPFNSCHETDS. manufac-
turer OF gcniemen's Hats, LIS Nassau street.
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A Card.
To THE PUBLIC -

The story circulated by malicious covious persons
that had failed and that receiver had charge my
place Is have been IL years business in tho
same place have always paid 100 cents dollar and
sl continue doing. will pay the of 81 ,00J u
discover the individual who, IL responsible. circulated
said story. Na
thanking the public for their patronage in the past ana
hoping tor its con inuance in the future, am
l.. W. PARKER
Broadway ana Thirty fourth street, New York.
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. oO
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A.-Wedding and Party Invitations
Paris styles Monographs and French Note Paper
JAMES EvERDELL, ai2 Broadway, established 1870
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A.-Thc Fight in Wall street Having
terminated there is rush of bulls" and benrs ~
KNOWS, ai2 Broadway, TO secure their Spring HATS.
That sort stock falls In
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FRANCE.

Preparation for an Exciting Election in Paris
American Official Compliment to an Emil
nent Brazilian-summary Action
for Financial Settlement
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A.-HerrinG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway corner Of Murray ,trest
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se Chestnut street Philadelphia. Pa.
uARrER BROTHERS. NEW YORK.
KESEIs cliiiiiSGLy:
ms ADsESTrRis AND oPiSIoSs.
Nv EDWARD BULwER.
Author ., srse c.s,s Srs sS novel; "A Strange
story ~fslham.7 Harold. A. Sc.
litrary Eainon lsmo. cloth, 81 '5
Popular Edi'ion, ryo, paper % cents
sEsBelm chiuingy~ mas Y r.ased nrs, among Lord
Lyen novels. NcI lsd.e = :, a. all surprising that
indeed - .howins q decay, should DO his
Aessa liilagisw comes II las, now IKE pleasant
shoush 80 breath q an Atmosphere long almost
vi = ~ =, peTpo.. sns seiss. i relic Of is author
wheh ~ ~erd ~ receive and preserve a. worthy Of
sAsnelm ch.lhnsl,' sParsles with all the ancient
ss 80 resg AZ, :. aa2ss :, 'nsls intensity a. they
s . u lesaa han The .ssSs. s q CHIMNEY aiysfs
aad LADY u,snaiysn = worldly VISION no modern
published ~
HAnFkE BROTHERS,
CEoRGE ErIor's xIppLhu,RcH xiddlemarch, .
sSS = rss,es t " I gs e Rs ass@0s a g.
2yois isna ciosh q 81 Popular Edition, $40. Paper.
o. a, cloth. o.
LITTLE KAYE KIRBY, Seysl ny y. ". Robinson.
n"n $500 ss,. .,s y 1c Illustrated syc'
ny rHK LArs LoEp LsrroS
UoDOLlHiN New tdsiipn. Hvn. Paper, Scents
LLffk ~. rh~ sieks - Grenada New kdiuon
SESeia tfiiIiSGfy, ~ Adventure. ana
Opinions 10. Paper, - cents; lime, closh 81 10
70 raE Sitter RSp A<ss.l ny NJ. n r; BRAD.
asa sn.noF 2, A9S s ~ p.Ai ga fsa, =:
ns.isased. 80, Paper, y cents.
ROBIN GRAY An0vcl NJ charles Gibsou. author Of
~Yor the Siaz snd "sor Lsca o. .oAi.' s'o., rapes
h1centA
HARPER aR0rnERs wm epa slshor q the shoys
~orks ~ mai, postage prepaid. % any part VI the
unltei si4.es. resg.et u 49, pfise.
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Acknowledgements styles; New
Goods and cheap G, l.. kelly co, TIA Broadway.
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Bargnins.-JuIes Jurgcnsen Watch,
stem windcr Pearl set, Earrings Pin, Bracelet ana
Necklace. GEO. g. ALLEN Sal Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful ones instantaneosy
Sold every where.
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MtsstsquOf.-The Waters Of This Spring
have cured thousands afflicted with Cancer Scroiua and
Brights Disease fresh supply lust received
JOHN r. HENRY, No. 8 College place.
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-New Scheme
now out Orders filed. prizes cashed Information far.
nshcd Highest rates paid tor spanish bills &c, &c.
TAYLOR co. Bankers. IL Wall street. New York.
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Knapp,s Extract or Roots.

The attention OF private famines rootbcer makers,
druggists masters Of vessels saloon keepers &C. Is called
TO the above preparation II ma kcs OF the pcasanest
and healfhiest beverages known. Depot 1862 Hudson
street. sold by ali druggists.
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SPAIN

President Figueras Under a Severe Domestic
Bereavement Unconstitutional Privilege a
Cause of Government Dificulty-Car-
lists Repulsed by Provincials
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fiction al last the result OF ~ practice; so simple
and perfect 10 us operation that gives unprecedented
saisacton runs % easy that single thread Of No.
cotton will propel III straight needle and shuttle WHIT
SEY SEWING MACHINE CO., 6l3 Broadway.
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The Weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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broadway ana Thirty ,fouEth street, New York
Dated NEW YORK, April g, 1873
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LII FOR LOVE AND LORD HOPES CHOICE

A LII FOR LOVE AND LORD HOPES CHOICE.
ALL FOR LOVE. MISS ELIZA A. DUPUY's NEW
BOOK, ALL FOR LOVE.
ALL FOR LOVE and Mrs ANN s. STEPHENS new
book, LORD Ropes CHOICE, and other books
'''"i d PfTERs3S BROTHERS, Philadelphia.
and are for sale By all booksellers and agents.
MISS ELIZA A. DuPUYs NEW BOOK.
ALL FOR LOVE; or THE OUTLAWS BRIDE. By
volume, ound IA morocco cloth, from designs, with
tnil Kilt back price 81 ID IN cloth or 81 30 In paper
cover :.
MISS DuPuy's COMPLETE WORKS.
Complete In eight volumes, bound in morocco cloth,
from entire designs with n gilt back price 81 Is
All Tor Love-. 81 IS Was lie Guy....... 70
The Mysterious. Guest. rs Why Did lie Marry Her Is
The Cancelled Viii 2 The plan,ers Daughter =
Above are IN CLOTH or in paper ut 81 50 each
MRS. ANN : STEPHENS NEW BOOK.
Complete In one volume, bound In cloth, full gilt back,
prlc. ~ ~ % IN paper cover, price " ~ ,,.,.
MRS. ANN ;. STEPHENS COMPLETE WORKS.
Complete In nineteen volumes bound IN morocco cloth,
from ihrf new designs with full gilt back price 81 Is
each. ~ 50 z set each set a. q neat box >.
The Reienng Belle. IS Silent struggles 10
A Noble onan...... l IS The wife's sccret.... ID
Palaces and Prisons. rs The Rejected Wife,. IS
Narried In iiaste,.... IS Mary Derwen,. IS
Wives and widows. Is Fashion ana Famine. I rs
I.abv trays strategy Is The DID Homestead. IS
care o0if ....st. Is The Iieiress ......... Is
Duuhiy False ...... / rs
Above in cloth In paper cover at 81 50 each.
= Auut" Books Tor safe by all booksellers, viii
r " PETERSON a BROTHERS,
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Above are IA cloth 90 IN paper cover at 81 - each -
=. Above Books Tor sale BY all booksellers will
be sent NOslpzli. remiffing price the publishers
r. " PETERSON A BROTHERS,
NC Chestnut street Philadelphia PA.
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oples, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Tho Exodus from Great BritaIp.

1t is extraordinary says the Pail AaA Gaze te,
that the working classes do not seem more in
chned to stay at home and enjoy the political
privileges which they have Of late gained, and
which they were supposed to prize so highly.
They appear to be leaving us in swarms. The
exodus from Liverpool to the United States and
Canada this spring promises to be the largest on
record. The number of intending emgrants
which daily reach Liverpool is 80 great that the
lodging housekeepers find it difficult to accom-
modate them. and the consequence is that large
numbers OF the emigrants have to be temporari-
ly lodged until such times as vacancies occur in
the customary lodging houses.
As showing the extent of the exodus, it is gen.
orally believed says the Manchester Examiner
that upwards of ten thousand emigrants left
Liverpool last week for the United States and
Canada. This number, of course, does not in
clude those who would embark on board the
steamers calling at Londonderry and Queens
town. From the number OF emigrants at pres
ent in Liverpool and that are expected during
the next few days, it is computed that by Satur-
day from fourteen to sixteen Thousand people
will have sailed from the Mersey in thirteen
steamers for the United States and the Canadian
ports. Many of them no doubt are Germans,
aud some are from the Baltic ports, but vast
numbers are English and Irish, and why they
should leave US at this rate when we have 80
large surplus in the Exchequer that we hardly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Beats the Postal J, ard.
A WILL wRIrTEN ON A SLATE.

The West Chester Local Nelos says:-Thi.
morning we were shown Will written upon q
slate, which circumstance is probably the first
and only case of the kind in the country The
instrument of bequest bears dste May 8. 1868
and is the will of Phebe Ann Woodward, late OF
Kennett Square The slate s a new one and
upon the frame are the letters "P A. W" in ink
they being the initials Of the deceaseds name.
This curious and novel writing WE . found by her
friends, after her decease few weeks since, in
a chest under lock and key. and safely ensconced
in paste board box. Register Evans has decid-
cd to admit it to probate, after which it is sup
posed its legality will be tested in the Register
Court John j. Pinkerton is the council for IL a
will, and by whom the rather eccentric writing
was shown us, Mr.. p. states that this will Is
the first ''slate will" to be found on any records
Of which any knowledge is now to be gained d.
Upon its receipt in the Registers oifice,it will
be provided with a wooden box in which it will
be hled for keeping under lock and key.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Chester Noles.

Post Wilde, G.. A. r. will observe the decora-
tion ceremonies. Mr.. Snowden, of Philadel-
phis, will be the orator of the day.
The office of Register of Wills is still vacant.
with only two aspirants-JAcob O. Bsrstler and
Candy S. Smith. All the others have with
drawn.
David Il. Hill of South Chester, has perfected
an invention for levelliDg billiard and other ta-
blee, by means of powerful screw.
The u s. Revenue Marine steamer Mdntdt-
TAM built by Weidner, has left for service at the
New York station.
The May term Of the several Courts in Della
ware county, commences in Media, on Monday
next The criminal cases are not numerous.
The civil list is large and has upon it a number
of important cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Rrom our Late EdinOn Of Yestrednv.l
The Indian war.

CUNNING sTRATAaEM OF TEE sAvAoEs-THE PEo-
PILE DEFENoRIEss-rHE GOVERNMENT UNABLE
TO Assist THEM.
VIRGINIA OrTY, NEVADA, May a.
The Indians were desooYered stealing lead
from the smelling works, and were traced to
their camp, where their War Council was In
progress, attended by Indians from Utah.
The people are becoming alarmed.
1t was ascertained that the Indians had bought
up all the powder, leaving the settlers defence
less, and application was made to camp Halleck
for a supply, but it was refused
No help is expected from the Government
troops, as the regular garrison of camp Hal
leck is absent in the Modoc war, leaving only
seven soldiers there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
THE CHANGE OF AFFAIRS, IN FRANCE.

A new crisis in France President Theirs and
the Republicans in the Assembly, undertaking
n last the plain duty which the whole Assembly
should long ago have voluntarily assumed pro-
posed the honest and just step of ending the
provisional government, which was framed only
to arrange terms of peace, and establishing the
Republic "defnitively," by the fresh choice of
the people. This proposition the Assembly voted
down, by a small majority, all the monArchists
I'd enemies of free government sinking their
various jealousies to oppose a Republic. Upon
this, President Theirs resigned, and Marshal
MacMahon was elected by the royaist majority
in the Assembly.
Thus far, everything is quiet, but it is hard to
say what may not happen. The anti-Republi-
cans hold the government, by outrage and
against the wishes Of the majority of the peo-
pie. If new elections were now to take place,
two-thirds Of the members of the Assembly
would be friends of a Republic. The faction
which elected MacMahon dare not permit the
psople to make a choice how long, then, Will
The people permit the faction to hold their
usurped power7
Ger. Inere Is no true government and he, at
the head Of the army, keeps the peace. What
intrigues he may lend himself to, it remains to
be seen, but ultimately, the monarchists must
go under, peaceably, if they will, roughly, if
they go elect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

know what to do with it-whsn we are almost
alarmed ct our own prosperity-when we have
more than paternal government, ever anxious to
perform great achievements and to give offence
to nobody-is question which only political
economists can answer. The tide of emigration
from Germany is almost equally mai vellous, for
IL there 10 prosperous country In Europe IL is
Germany, beyond doubt. II may be said that
the smigrants dislike the idea of military service,
but this would show 3 lamentable and indeed
incredible blindness to the glorious prospects
opened by arbitration. Altogether this mania
for fleeing from peace and prosperity is very
singular.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
spain.

THE ELECTIONS IN CUBA PosTPoNED--THE cARIIsT
BUTCHKRY DENIED.
MADRID, May "a.
The Ministry postponed the elections in Cuba
but fixed no day for voting.
The Csrlists deny the report that the prison.
ers taken at Sanahuja were murdered, and declare
that they are still held as prisoners and will be
exchanges for Carlists in the hands of the Span
iah authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26

The Advertiser objects to the - namby-pamby
humanitarianism,w which prates about the Spirit
of the Age" But why? The Age has spirit {;
one distinctive, positive, and decided. All ages
have had their own tone the Advertisers deep
researches into History and Philosophy have
certainly taught it that. And is not perfectly
true that the spirit of the present time-the pre-
gressive conclusion to which our Civilization has
advs1ced- 1oes totally disapprove the use of
the lash penalty for crime II not, why has
whipping been everywhere abolished, except in a
very few localities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Francs,

PRESIDENT THEIRS URaEsA DEFINITE EsABLIsH-
MENT OF THE REPUBLIo.
PARIS, May "a.
President Theirs made speech in the Assem-
bly, urging definite establishment Of the Repub-
lie, and was received with cheers by the left,
while the right remained silent. The Assembly
took recess till afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
Camphorl CamphorI Camphor

CamphoE1 Camphor CampnorI
large lot on hand and fer sale cheap-laid in ex-
pressy for spring use-To preserve NUNS furs car
pets and winter clothing from moths and ver1nin.
Now Is the time to buy Also, the most popular In
sect Powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
sian and Others. Bug poison, Rat and Roach Exter-
minator, Blue stone, Copperas, Alum, Yellow Ochre
and ell house-cleaning materials used in Spring
time, 1t -.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Streets
Wilmington. DeaMare.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
WAGES

ENoR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
II ANY person young or old of either sex, can
make from $40 to per week, at home, day or
evening. Wanted by ali. suitable 10 either ciiy or
country, and any season OF the year. This is rare
opportunity for thote who are ut OF WORK, and out
of money TO make an Independent living no capital
being required. Our Pamphlet, "HOW TO
MAKE A LIVING" giving full Instructions, sent
on receipts OF 10 cents. ADDRESS, A. BURTON a
I o., MOrrsania Westohester Co, N. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-26
New Elastic Truss.

An important Invention. It retains the Rupture
at ali times and under the haTdes exercise or Sc
vereHt strain IL is worn with comfort. and IL Kept
on night and day, effects permanent cure In few
weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by mail when request
ed. Circulars free when ordered by letter sent 10
the Elastic Truss Co., SOB Broadway, N. Y. City
Nooodyuses metal spring trusses; too painful: they
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