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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
M1RRIEU.

DAvTEsyORRrsA the residence Of T. Csp in Hobokep J..
Nov b. H. Ange LoTeIto g. Dawes Of Co.Enbass
Ohio, Miss ByeIne &. Norris.
MASNNG-PENTZAt residence Of the brides Nov 20.
Smith, John Manning to Minnie A. dAehtes
ofPrederck Pentz esq. all OF this city. No Carts
NewYork the ooh inst BY rs
Rev W McAlster assisted Rev. G. SIMS D. Line ri
pevh NJ D. Of Baltimore Carrie A. acAe only daughter Of
the oicating clergyman.
MBNGBR-Thuisy 90 at the residence OF tho
brides parents Paterson David Magic stsd b. Row.
Clark Charles Zsbrske Of Sevxok 10 Cornhs youngse
daughter OF Lous X. Menger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

All who want Superior Garment for gen.
encn chlren that will please them quality STYLE ssA. Aa4
prse should call on the
Oyg-PaIcs CIOrHBRs,
TRAPHAagy HUNTER 4 Co. 1913 400, and .02 BowerY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
IJIEIJ.

Al Notice. Of Marriages must De Endorsed wih fa1
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.

COMMUNICATION OF THE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
CoNSULArEs WITH THE COMMANDING GENERAL.
OF SANTIAGO.
NO l.-CoSsuLtrE OF Tnr UNITED STATES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22
Thank,giying Appeal Of the FIVE POINTS HOUSE,

NoIire.rhe mails for EUROPE. dGnoz tire weef ssl
sArlRDAY ~ 1873 will this Office wRDEKS
DAY At II NJ THURSDAY ~ and SATURDAY 81
mi M. THOS L. JAMkS Posgrnast4s.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-23
DUNKERA, WARREN AND
I'ITTaEsUWGRAILvyAX
Time Table takes eject Nov. 3, -s7s
SOUTHWARK

+stttion for Jam estown, Il. T., and conneed
With A, y q, W, t'Gns east anl west. Connects
Ware" With trains east and Not: on the +. B II
X. X j THAYEli Gen'l Supt,,
OunsirG, New Y,;r
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-23

w yam I dOcs not Stop Al Boyd ann, ShNilqT
or Mycrs $ switch and stops only . signql n
BuuGRton and LahcyIlc
~ laip- do not Stop. Cd Stop On Signal.
% stop for Meals.
Trains and will run daily, All other tranis
daily except Sundays.
On Sundays train will run one hour late from
Mayyillc To Oil CITY.
Train will stop at Rouecyllle on Signal for Pas
s5nlers going North Of Ym-vllC.
Train may leave off Rou7oWlc Passengers that
were re Ccvod North OF iitusyc.
j. J LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
C.. J. HEPBURN, Asst Supt
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
AyIso AL PU6LIco.

70. Leo. Aguilar, habiendo side nom.
brado Administrator del estado dc Juan
Asuilnr. difunto, suplicoa todss aquellas
peIssna que deben 4 dicho estado. que
apatescan y arreglen sus cuentas; J todas
squellas personas 4 quien el estado les
dese, estan ayisados q presentar sus cuen-
ias. LEONARDO AGUILAR.
Administrator del estado De j.
Aguilar, difunto.
Yuma, Territori, de Arizona, E. u,
dia 80 do Agesto dc 1873. 4s
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
TUCSON, YUMA & SANDLEGO
UNITED STATES
r r Nv, E.E K L Y
MAIL LINE.


Coaches arrive at Tucson every
Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day mornings, and depart at 4
p. n. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, until further notice.
Time to San Diego, five days.
This will enable the travelling
public to reach San Francisco in
eight days. Faro to Yuma $50;
fare to San Diego, gold coin or its
equivalent) $90.-A stage, carry
ing the u. s. mail, win leave
MRricopa Wells for Phenix every
Monday morning, returning next
day - connecting at MaricopA
Wells with the Yuma and Tue
son mail line. This Is the quick
est and satest route from Northern
Arizona to Tucson and Yuma ,
connecting ut Yuma with j. g.
CaprOD's stages for San Diego.
Celifornia. milo
Me0RE 4 CAR1, Frspr1ssess.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20

Scene; IN Fort Wayne dry goods
store: Lady-''HoW much for this
print?" Gentlenisnly and oblieing
clerkA"Nine cents, num-" Lady
-"Nineteen cents; III give you
eighteen" Clerk-s'Nine cents
mum; YOU misunderstood me-"
Lady-"Oh! nine cents; III give
you eight.n
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20

INDEPENDENCE.-The road to
Independence and happiness is
strikingly republican. It is open
10 nil. Some may fail to survive
the effort; unforeseen circumstan-
ces may check and discourage
others. Yet the true road is 81
ways easily found, and like the
pubic highway, free to all who
have the will to walk therein.
We make our own fortunes, and
are authors Of our own misery.
Nhen will we learn to depend on
t.s-sPiyse and trust NO longer 70
I. Oh.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ DEMONSTRATORS

lAt tlff.7 NO I(jE,l
All persons indebted. 10 the estate of
Juan Aeui,ar. deceated. are hereby mott.
fled to Como forward md settle ut once.
Those having Chains ngainst the estate will
present their accounts to me for settle.
ment. LEONARDO AGUiLAR,
Administrator of the Estate Of Juan
= 2 Aguilar. deceased.- -
YunIa, A. T., August 80. 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
Gbt asIleus 5e,tiafI,
e6 Ger Yed J; 81 lSnxs. l3
sATURDAY, sEpT. 20, 1875.
.eIaI3sl aaaeshing /. b.

80 pray, OF what I'D your bEoth-
II, d;e2p said Marques SpiHola enc
day 10 Sir Horace We're, lie an
,sWered, IKE died OF, having
nothing to don ,;.Alas,n said
Spinola,, shat were enough 10
kill any general Of us.n Here we
have q hint on which many can
ehord TO. act. We sincerely pity
the man who has nothing 10 do,
for sidleness. is, undeu5tedsys the
author of more crime and misery
than all other causes taxed to-
gether. Its evil influence; is being
felt 10 day everywhere and forces
Itself on our notice us the great.
curse efhumanity. What Is the
cause of;this idieness? Is it be-
cause there is nothing for these
p. ople to doAor because they can
do, nothinge Everyone knows
that in. this world there is work
enough for all, both Of hand and
brain, III they only wish to work
end know how to Go it.. The diff /
iiedlty usually lies, with the pa
rents, who neglect to fit their
sons for some Useful ana repiu-
liaratiye labor. Let it be with
hand or brain---We care not which
but ct them to work at some
thing Work is a blessing and
Rot curse. The more intelligent
ard skf1ifui the labor, the more
and remuuerative will
it be. It may be given as a rule
ihat If the heal is properly edu-
G, lied is will set the hands, 20
work. Icle persons are usually |
JIG lorautand incompetantpersons.
People who cannot And anything
70 do are those Who cannot DO |
xnything-those whose services |
IRE worth nothing to the public. |
Taere is never an Uyer-suppIy Of |
young men who are competent,
Intelligent aud willing TO work. |
are wanted to-day in
this city and this State. Young
men who thoroughly at them. |;
selves fer the duties ola business
life are in AZ great q demand as
ever. Enough canuot be had in I
business Today who are .compe.
tent and trustworthy, With these
fltts in view, it becomes parents
70 give their sons a useful and
practical education - one which
viii tit them to earn their living
and become useful members Of
For this purpose there
is no other on the Pacific Coast
whose merits can compare with /
Heild's Business College at San
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
NOTICE..

We hereby authorize ALBERT MoRsor
to take entiyr charge of our business IN
Yuma, A.. T., from this date.
sCHEEIDER, GRIER3oN & co.
YUM, A. T.. Sept. 9th, 1873.
We recommend Mr.. Albert Morrof TO
tho citizens of Yuma aud surrounding
country. trussing that the patronage 80
literally bestowed upon u heretpiore.
may continue inder his managenent.
SCHNEIDER, GRIERsON & CO., -
sepl3 At YumS ard San Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20

On and AFTER january lst..Is7l, Ne 81
dsrs on paw of esaplryees will be accepted
by tie Colorado STRAIN Navigation Com-
psny fsT . period 10 pxeeed thirty days.
I foLHAMus, js.,
seY6 q EsPer;s4cpaess.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20

Several passengers, on the
lower Mississippi, were attracted
by the aliigators basking in the
sunshine. "Are they amphibiousy
Captain ?u asked q l0oker-on.
"AmphibiOus, HI Z" answered.
the enthusiastic officer, 'sthey'll
eat a hog a minute"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
MOUADCITY

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Z, sT. LOUIS, no.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
& cHexoF TINE :,
SIS TIERS Or CHARITY
ms ANnErrx S0 oar
snAKENTs and GUARDIANS dsairous

|nARENT8 and GUARDIANS desirons
-cf- procuring FOE thsir 3auShtets-anf
Wards tho adyaptages Of good rdqcation
and sashosne ifsn lasakhy climate ind pleae
ant locally, sill find both in this Educa-
tional Institution Of the SISTERS Of ST.
*1NcENf VI ~ sA.s VI !.
Bonrd aud tuition. English, French, 3
Spanish. German, Ornamental
1 Neasdse.= WprkS sMptstrs Eui-
broidery, etc. p:r, session Of ten
niontbst-. .9....-. 49,! $2tO 20
Washing -.... - a. ..1-.....- 30 OU
~: EXTRA ft1.ss
Drawing g. Painting ,pas month SO 80 90
Piano and Mrlodeor, with uaa of -.
Instruments. IS SO per moath. e5 %
Guitar. Ter month, $5..-...- 20 90
Vacation, if pupilsremaini in school,
per month 49, ~ w
Tho sirters have opened a. SELECT
DAY SCHOOL for young ladies. III -
First Glass, the languages. ETC.. 3 : 90
Second DiyisioA. .-...-.-.....--.. ) 90
Third Division -..--.. .-.-.-.!-.--. z OJ
= EXTRA BRANCHES. charged Ne IT,
dicated atoye. -
The Scholastic Half Session OF 5 months
to commence the 18th of August hnd the
9th OF january. and will terminate about
the 10Th of jane. i
Bile, without exception, must be paid in
advance, and DO deduction will be made
for partial ABSENCE. or Withdrawal from tie |
Institution, unless in eases OF protraetet |
illness. Doctors fees and medicines ore
extra ehsrees.
For further particulars, address
SR. SCHOLAS1iCA LQGSBOS. /
lugI6 3ml ~ "a
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20

Bonrd ard tuition. English, French,
, Spanish: German, Ornamental
: Neexlie.S Work. sIApestra Eur
broidery, etc. pr eession OF item
r,o0Eba n
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
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Fff5ff1BBTI0N.
-EFOn PREMIUMS, rang
ke1(OO- ing, in .value from
SIC to SIS, 600 GiyenaWay to the
subscribers OF
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subscribers OF

EVERY Subscriber Is sure Of one
premium anyway, fsHd also has
an. equal chance of receiving q
cash premium, Or piano, organ,
watch, sewing machine. etc., etc.
LIST. Grand Cash Premium $4,000.
OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND
Eight pages, large size, Iilustrat-
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published In tho West. Its S1c-
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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
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Size i6xo0 inches. Is colors. Ac-
knowledged by all to be the hand.
soinest and most valuable premi-
iln picture in America. Every
subscriber is preseic led with this
Chrome apthe time of subscribing,
mo wafting), and also receives y
numbered certificate entitEingt the
holder to n share i'll the distribu-
ton of $4,000 in cash and other
premiums.
The distribution takes place on
the second Tuesday in June next.
The Chrome and Certificate sent
on receipt Of price. Specimen
copies, premium list, ETC., giving
full particulars sent free to any
address.
AGENTS WANTED-Either
local or canvassing In every town.
Large cash pay and the best outfit.
Send at once for terms. Address
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cayo. Illinois. apo TIM.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
I apartsrpa.tsr ind { EDUCATIONAL.
The WashIngton Republican OF

The Warrington IoepuNicun OF
EsAugnst- ls,e4isesatlsis~ise of afs-
terest - nj Aari9paa. .1ttI21I'Ti
IN the fecofn mendaffosf ar the
a1aste rnlaster General. Lieut.
Col. A. Montgomery, Deputy
Quartermaster General has been
.orsie refafter getting accounts, to
REPORT in person to The command,
lug officer department of Arizona
for duty as chief quarternaaster of
that department., relieving Major
j. J Dana. who has been ordered
to report, to the Quartermaster
General fer orders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
AmuHsnIents.
THE PANToMIMs TROUPE.

This evening, Maffit d Bartholomew's tFlick
and Flock" Pantomime Troupe appear at the
Opera House. remaining, also, for second en-
tettanmont tomorrow evening. The acting,
dlncag and general performance is all good, 80
We ara positively assured.
MAGGIE MIToHELL
No dramatic artist has ever come to Will
mIngton with greater popular acceptance than
Maggie Mitchell, and none better deserve popu-
lAnly llsr engagement here. next week, will
no duubt be a great success. She appears on
Monday evening with that ever acceptable Speci-
ally Fdncbon ond will give, besides, The Pearl
Of Sar y and Lille Ban efoOt, on subsequent even
lhgs, The sale Of seats for this great engage
meat Will commence tomorrow morning, at 0
O'Clock at Boushman, Thomas d Co.'s.
the HAMPTON STUDENTS, LAST EVENING.
The concert by the Hampton (colored) stu
dents last evening, was, without doubt, the bes'
exhibition Of vocal music which has been given
N tllia city, this season. There were no bitches
OF dIags IN the mueic as might be expected
H4m persons reared in slavery but it was full,
hp1d and harmonious, without the aid OF an ac-
eMpaHiment. The deep. base voice which rem
uItd Carry Mo Boys, oh, Garry Me, was es-
lagiliy admired, and every one seemed to listen
Nlli wfapt attention to the harmony of the cho-
'"F7es' Tue pieces sung were old familiar
ones Of the slaves in the South and some
u them were rendered in the primitive
tlA9 For the most part the songs
were adapted to higher plane of
mllslc than was common:upon the cotton and
nee plantations. hut the orginality was preserv-
t1 as far as II chiltivnted idea of music would
admit.
Inc Hampton students will give matinee on
saturday afternoon, at O. 80 O'clock at which we
nope all lovers of music will be present. The
concert is really meritorious one, and no one
eau hear it but to admire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
Congressional Talk.

II Is understood that the Ways and Means
Committee il not likely to take any action look
laB to the relief Of the Treasury before the holi
a4ss The majority Of the committee are said
~. ~ lavor temporary convertible loan rather
.nal ally increase III taxation, believing that the
anticipated revival of business in the spring will
~ much to relieve the public necessities.
The Senate, in executive session, yesterday,
.ellsed to reconsider the vote confirming Alex
aIsf ag y Il. Stephens az Governor OF the District
u Columbia.
A. II Ia now stated that nomination of Mr.. Will
ill's i has not been before the Senate in execu-
I've I've leHslon but it is still under consideration
" The Judiciary Committee.
. Ine House Military Committee yesterday con-
dueted dss1d the resolution relating to the alleged
ug'alcatlon MI of General Howard. in connection
@Nh the administration of the Freedmen's Bu-
tSal Gs The chairman was instructed to notify
NJ IIeneTal Howard, Secretary Belknap and Gener-
a. H. vincent to appear before the committee to-
Nay' with view to oinitiatlng an investigation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
DAjGU GetatateretaE.
Latest GeuernI:News.

Up to midnight last night the Navy Depart
- had no adyioes of the surrender of the
v,ririus and her crew. Bahia Horda, where
,hs delivery was to have been made, is many
niles from any telegraph station-hencs the
lack of intelligence.
7, ia rumored in New York that the committee
toayamine the city accounts have discovered a
isrge doaing debt in addition to the S115,0 ,000,-
900 already reported.
Tba work on the o. 3. steamship Florida, at
,ho Rrooslyn Navy Yard. continues. Her bat
taV ,orv has been changed to ten 9-iDch guns. and
tw9 10O.pounder Parrots. The machinery Of
tLo Neyada has been taken out and sold for $40
oo0 Her hull was sold for $25,0O0.
The sunken coal barge that blockades the
A,an,es is settling in the soft mud. and every
d,g adds to the difficulty Of raising her. II il
fsared the Arapiles will be badly strained by re-
naming 30 long on the dry dock.
jndse Nixon. of New Jersey, decides that the
Hoboken Savings Bank il bank for deposit,
Int was unable TO discover that it had committed
any acts Of bankruptcy.
Hon. John NJ. Parker, Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF New York State, died at Oswego, last
night, OF apoplexy.
Owing to the unusual mildness of the weather
tbe coal dealers in New York city are deing but g
IeLt business. It is estimatsd that the daily
sales Of coal in New York alone are several thou
sand tons less than during the corresponding
period OF last year.
The President has ordered Massachusetts, to
be divided into two pension districts, and Gen.
eral Kimball. who was formerly Adjutant Gener-
Al OF the State, has been nominated as the
additional Pension Agent
The U. s. steamer Powhatan and monitor
Manhattan put in at Savannah, yesterday, on
their way to Key West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
Indus rial News.

Messrs. f. & G. Brooke, of Birdsboro', resGm.
ed operations at their Rolling Mill and Nail Fac
tory on Monday. after a stoppage OF sixteen days
caused by the breaking of the lower cylinder
head of the rolling mill engine.
At Allentown, Pa, matters are assuming
more cheerful prospect and 1t ls generahy ue-
start MP again, 1t is also stated that the com-
psny will soon pay it's ''back salary"
The cottor. factory at Reading has worked up
ali it's material and ceased operations.
seyfert McManus & Co.'s rolling mill anS
pipe works, at Heading, have.again resumed fpll
operations ----------
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
The TravnIrs of a law anleer.

COUNTY ooNsTABLE's LEG BROKEN IN sTRUG-
OLE WITH DRUNKES MAN
Correspondence OF the Commercial
LAUREL, DEL., Dec. 10,
On Sunday, Dec. 14th, as John Cannon,
the constable in Laurel, was returning from
church, he found drunken fellow called Ike
Williams" violating the law on the street and
tried to arrest him. like" resisted, and in tho
struggle Cannon fell to the ground, whereupon
"Ike" commenced beating him with his fist
When assistance came it was found that Cannon
was considerably bruised, and one of his legs
was broken. Drs. Wolfe and Fowler were called
to reduce the fracture.
Ike" has since been fined, but the case is
not closed. We must have it before the Grand
Jury, and ike" must answer to the Court Tor
beating an officer OF the law in the discharge or
his duty. Such ''animals' must be taught that
they cannot do as they please in respectable
community.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
Tho California scuntorshIp.

Another cauus of the Democratic members of
the California Legislature was held at Sacrament
TO on Monday night, when Ut. Farley was NOM
mated United States Senator for the long term,
and Judge Hager for the short term. Both are
anti-railroad men. The Republican caucus NOM
mated j. McShafter for the long
term. The Legislator balloted yesterday
for U. S. Senator. In the Senate
BOOTH. Shafter and Farley received each 13
votes for tho long term. In the House, Booth
received Al, Farley 30, and Shafter for the
long term; while for ths short term, Hager
received 80, Cole Is, and Goodwin 10. there be
ing 13 scattering votes. Balloting will be re-
suaed to-day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
The Clayton House
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY

AKKIVAL5 UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
!; lleinhold NY.
llrs n NJ. L. Myrick, N. Y.
: . 4. Janvier. Wash d. G.
y y, A. CHINA, NY.
w W. II. Ghulchman, Del.
", y, J, Kelly, Pnila.
iaf, Ad and Mrs. O. 7, Grubb, West Phila.
adam Graham, Phila.
a Il Lennox Phila.
John Baird, NY.
: q Hammer. PhiIa.
YIN I'M Il Thompson, - -z.
W Williams N Y,
mo mo D. Hohl, Altoona, Pa.
y II Baggs,
dho Il Hoffecker, 1"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

The Prospective Commerce of Philadelphia
There is every anticipation, says the Record
tlat four more steamers will be built for the
American steamship company, and it is thought
the day s not far distant when the arrival and
departure Of steamships at the port OF Phila-
delphia will be a matter of daily occurrence. 1t
isnot unlikely that more steamers will be added
to the Red Star line, by which the Belgian mails
are carried, and as an additional ice boat will be
placed in commission on the Delaware, the nav
igaiion OF this stream is not likely to be closed,
even in the seyerest winter weather. Since the
establishment OF the several lines of steamers
al the por9df Philadelphia commerce has in
creased considerably In one item of imports,
that Of tin plate the increase is immense. and
new life has been infused into business in which
tbs syAluable material is used.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
eNn Me- CENTRAL coRs srsTORE. spn
DIV No. 30 Worth EIGHTH STREET, 90U
.Meat rnrnar RlRllh and EilhertA hest aAsnrt

sNn NBF CRNTRAL coRS ErS STORE. sDn
DIV No 30 Worth EIGHTH STREET, S0VB
(>Outh-Weat corner Bghth and Filbert) best assort
meut OF EOrsets IN mefica.
a5c, for the Pearl Corset, white and coIored,
Handsomely trimmed Aprons, Aprons.
SSc for 2j.bone Combination Hipgore Corsets,
extra quality.
$ for BeGl els Prml- nonna Corsets; 81 for g5-
bone Embroidered rreuch-woVen COrsets.
y las r BecRel nilsson COrsets; the best 81 So,
5 50 and 81 10 Gnrses ever sold at the price.
ss2 for Beckei's Magnolia Corsets, reduced from
$3.50.
sass FOR Sut7na Coisets; 81 for Rachels,
hHUKEL'S tC0.bOne Corsets at IS, reduced from
$3.50, THry are the best woven cOrsefs m ide
FRENCH handmade Corsets at So SB2b and
S. so.
X, WERLY's double-bone CorCets, So rs.
MADAME Fof's Corset-skirt Supporters, Sl.19.
$l.22, SiT5.
Misses and Chidrens Corsefs, $50, Sic, sOc. &.
81 ~, 81 40, 81 60, and 81 IS. Infants Dresses
Chidrsns Under-bDdies and Undercl thing SUP.
poIterA, 9lc, and 80. Infants Dresses
Nursing oIseIs at 81 IS and 81 rs.
ThOms ms 9lOva-htti6g amt Mrs. Mooiy's Cor
sets lhomson's Il. and 1, Corsets, closing out at
81 peT pair.
The Handy Skirt fuspeHder, Ladies' and Child
ren's simplest and cheapest, &c. Hoop Skirts, Bus
ties, ahd Ladies' Underga ments. Assortment the
largest, prices the cheapest at IlL5 CHESTNUT
ttreet, l33 and 30 North EIGHTH Street. One
price only. WIN. T. hopkins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

EMBER DAY.-rhe 18th OF December (to-day)
is what is commonly known as Ember day, aud
by some people is supposed to rule the remain
der of the winter. That is to say that accord
lug as the annual recurrence OF this day may
chance to find the weather, 40 will it continue
until the following spring. or course no one
believes that We shall have a continuation of
such weather as we enjoy to-day during the re-
malnder of the winter season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

HOME AGAIN.-Some days sgo q gentle-
man of this city gave away a dog TO
a friend residing at Crumpton, Queen
Anne'e county, Md, and his dogship was
in due time installed in his new home. But i'm
agine the surprise of the donor, when, a few
mornings afterwards, he was called to the door
by continued barking in the yard to behold
his gift to his friend before him, The dog had
gnawed the rope which tied him to his new
home, and had come on to Wilmington on foot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

FIRE IN TALBOT CoUNTY.-On Friday night
dred, Talbot county belonging to MIR. Joseph T.
Tunis, was destroyed by fire, together with a
dwelling house aud furniture. work shop and
tools. large lot of grain, flour, meal, &c. Loss
estimated at $4,000, on which there was an in
Rnrancn of -6 600
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17
NeIghbOring Counties.

who wbmmalor Washington Richards, OF Reading,
ast was S:t stricken with paralysis on Thursday
a''' died on Monday evening.
nng noAlord held centennial tea party, last eve
cbeaifsGpf cberfGf' Pepper has small audiences at West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-17

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN PHrLADELPHA.-At
the police hearings in Philadelphia, yesterday,
Benz amin Wallace colored, was tried for the at
tempted robbery OF David Costa, OF this city, on
Monday evening. Costa was knocked down by
Wallace, while other parties tried to rob him,
Wallace was locked up.