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India.


New York, Feb. 4 "A dispatch dated
Calcutta, tue 4ih,is published to-day, sta,
ting that the city of Lehree, in the Ter
ritory OF Scinde, is nearly in ruins in
CONSEQUENCE OF a terrible earthquake Co.
lamity. 1t came WITH such suddenness
that escape was impossible.
On the first alarm the Inhabitants
rushed from their houses into the streets,
where many were killed by filling build
ings. 'i9 o9e
Upward of 500 persons are suppose d
to have perished, The earthquake. was
felt for msny miles away The inhabi
tants of Lehree. after the first convul;
sion was over, fed with their goods to
the mountains.
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c. POWELL'S HEIRS ESTATE.

-
THE first partial settlement account Of
i Jsptss g.. Baker, Guardian of the minor
heirs Of Christopher Powell, deceased, ,wlll be
for hearing March S, 1873. -.
,t JAS r. NORRIS.
fsbll,'73wS. Probate Judge ". {. o.
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r"Prince Bill" has been elected
King of the Sandwich Islands,
RA report of the proceedings of
the late Term of Cpmnon Pleas Court
will appear next week.
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A N NOUN MEN rs

Announcing names Of candidates 80
each; tickets, 50 per thousand.
R4s~ announcements and ficke. must be
p1id for IN aduance
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G.sF. 6J. E. BATES ESTATE.

fEHHE final settlement accounts Of John Stine
II Guardian of Charlotte r. and jaime. !. i.
Bates. win be for hearing February j. 1873.
JAS, R. MORRIS. u
Probate Judge Monroe Co., o.
jsn14,T2w3. - s--- !,
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County dominating Convention
JONATHAN HoIrscLAw. of Green, Of

JNNATHAN T1ULTSCLAW. q! -GTHtIl, OF
fered the following q resolutions:
ResolUed, That the Democratic voters
of Monroe are requested TO meet at their
usual places of holding elections. in each
townshipi ON Monday. the 7lh day of
April, 1873, to nominate by ballot, the
following officers:
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JAMES WrNLAND's ESTATE.

ON tha 9Th Gay Of January. 1873. the un-
~ dersigned we're appointed and daily qnaI.
iied a. Executors Of the estate of James
Winland, late Of Monroe county, Ohio, decd.
JOHN WlNBANO. a3S'
feblf,73w3. HENRY <. WINLAND. &
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w The Convention TO. nominate q
Delegate to represent this county in the
Constitutional Convention, will be held
on Saturday, the 10th day Of March.
wThe County Nominating Conven-
ton has been fixed for Monday, the 1ih
day Of April, the day of the Spring
election.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-11

ON th. Sd day Of February, 1873. the in-
" dsrsigned was appointed and duly quail
fed as Administrator OF the estate of horton
Forrest late OF Monroe county, Ohio, iec'd
-febll ,'73w3. TH0MAS N. PARKER.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

Convention 10 nominate C0uAty Officers
on Monday; The IN day OF april
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e5DAVlD DINGER'S ESTATE.

in the 7th day Of February. 1878. theun-
- deIsiened was dulr appointed snd'qusli-
fed a. executor of the estate of David Din
ger, late of Monroe .ooanty, Ohio, decreased.
febllw3. GEORGE BRAUNLICa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
1faths.
MENDINHALL.--In this city, on the 9Th Instant,
. Snsie Mennindall. in her 2llh year.

MENDINHALL.--In thiS city, on the 9Th Instant
Susie Mendindal In her 24th year.
The friends and relatives of the family are re.
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her father, Joseph Mendinhal Ne. 1871
K hecond street, on Monday afternoon ~ O'Clock
stB. at ''e'' i'''' w" D'''' -'"'' ''O "'1''
lRLI5LE in this city, on the 9Th inst., William
II. Carlisle, in the bTth year of his age.
His relatives and friends, Mechanics Lodge No.
l. o. o. F., and the order in general are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from the residence Of
his brJther-n-aw, William Morrow, corner of King
md Fourteenth streets, on Sunday AFTERNOON Ser
vice az the house at O'Clock without further notice
Interment at ilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
HALO iVEIL.-In this city, on the Tth of Second
month, 1873 Jesse Hallowell, in his 10Th year.
The friends OF the family are invited to assemble
for the funeral AT Friends Meeting House on Kes
street, at ~ O'Clock, on Second day, 10th inst.
After painful illness OF some weeks, In which
his unusually vigorous constitution struggled
eR iinst dissolution, he has pa sed peacefully away
leaving vile, children aud grandchildren to mourn
and 10 remember the Kind deeds and the earnest in
nuence of the loving father and friend.
Interested and active in all the measures OF
Friends-in Meeting First-Day School, Lyceum, the
promotion Of temperance and dncation; he will be
much missed as quiet but efficient worker.
There was no more regular attendant on the
meeting and the FirstDay School OF this place, be-
the most elderly member Of the latter, and always
sitting at the head OF the Teachers class. He waf
gifted with remarkable memory and from its well.
filled storehouse he could bring at will fund OF
etry nara i've and statistical Information OF sur
prisng amount and exac ness.
the temperance cause he was q consistent and
indefatlgibe worker. Last year, when it was
til ugnt advisable by many to ask Congress for pro-
hibitory legi atlon, he obtained In short time by
his own eff0 e., more than eight hundred names tC
a petition which was SEM aud presented 10 both
uOuses of ,ongress
Thoughtful and consUieni us, his good example
will be remembered with pront. K. W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Secretary Boutwell, has revokek his order
calling in the 5-2Os. 1t will be reissued next
month.
p In the United States Senate the bill progi-
ding for the international copyright has been
negatively reported.
-Peesident Grant will probably send Especial
message TO Congress next week urging action on
the Mormon question.
Senator Summers condition is improving,
and his friends now hope that he is on tho way
to complete recovery.
"A large body of regular troops will partici-
pate in the ceremonies OF the second lnaugura-
ton of President Grant
The only protection that thepeople now
have is in the honesty OF Governor Hartranft.-
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Rev. Frederick March, Congregational
minister. of Hartford, Conn.,, died in that city
yesterday, at the advanced age Of 80 years.
AT Baltimore, yesterday an anniversary mass
for the repose of tho soul of Archbishop Spald-
ing was celebrated with imposing ceremonies in
the Cathedral.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
The Levy Court.
APPOINTMENT OF ooLLEcToRs, ETC.

APPOINTMENT OF COLLECTORS, ETC.
The Levy Court at its sitting yesterday, made
I 3 customary annual appointments, and the ago.
nv Of suspense is over The Collectors are entirely
n,w, and great surprise and corresponding dis
.ppointment lis experienced over the appointment
OF some Of them. This particularly obtains with
reference to the two appontees for this city. At
tLe Democratic caucus, held earlier in the week,
Archie Given was selected as the Collector for
the Upper district and James Plunkett for the
Lower but subsequently meeting was held at
the residence of Milton Lackey, where the sac
rlice Of these two faithful adherents Of the par
ty was demanded and made. or course this al
teration of the programme has created storm
OF indignation about the devoted heads OF the
Levy Courtmen, but the fiDality has been reach
ed and the Court il sustained in it's action by at
least two-thirds OF the people Of the county.
The following are the appointments:
County Treasurer-Gassaway Watkins.
Attorney-Geo O. Gray.
Jail Physclan-Dr. b. B. Groves.
Baililf-J. Sink.
Trustees OF the Poor-L. O. Springer, Stephen
Springer, and Alexander Wilson.
Collec Brandywine Hd, Joseph Handy {;
Wilmington-Upper district. Lewis Mccall !;
Lower district, Thomas ID. Gibson; Christiana
Hi Robt Justice Mill Greek Hi., Lewis Nc
Elwee; White Clay Greek HID, Frank Eastburn
New Castle Hd,, Israel Fols Pencader Hd., ].
A Moody Rod Lion Hd., Sewell b Scott; st
Georges Hd, Joseph Walker Appoquinimink
HID, j. q. Rhodes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08


Gold closed yesterday at 113N. Government
securities were Unsettled and mostly Aa1G
lower.
The trial OF Leavitt Alley for the murder Of
Abijah Ellis was continued yesterday at Boston.
The main defence is an alibi.
Eli Ross Stewart and Robert Hayes Mitchell,
OF South Carolina, imprisoned for Ku-Rluxism
in the Albany Penitentary, were pardoned yes
terday by the President.
VIM. Johnston aged 60, attempted to commit
suicide during temporary alteration of mind. "
at Newburgb, N. Y, yesterday morning. He
cut his throat but is likely to recover.
At Chicago, on Thursday evening, the police
arrested two men, supposed to have robbed Isaac
Mills agent of a Memphis jewelry house, ol
$40 900 worth Of jewelry, at hotel, three weeks
since.
AT Hoboken, N. j., yesterday morning. John
II. Berthnlf shot his uncle, John Eberhard, be-
cause of family troubles engendered by the
latter. Eherhard is expected to recover. The
would-be assassin was arrested
Henry McNully was hanged yesterday at Peo-
ria, ILL.,, for the murder of his wife. He spoke
at the galows for nearly an hour declaring his
innocence, and asserting that some of the wit
nesses against him had sworn falsely.
Mrs Mccartney, mlliner, has been arrested
in Brookville, Mo-, on suspicion of having caus
cd the fire which destroyed four buildings il
town last Sunday night. Her store was amont
those burned. The total loss by the fire wal
$50 900.
The Snsquebanna river yesterday rose three
feet at Williamspott fifteen inches at Ohickies
and ten inches at Columbia. At Harrisburg il
continued very low, and icebound. No damage
was apprehended anywhere unless there shoulC
be warm rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Neighbor Il. E. Ewing, of the Elkton Wing
was III town, to-eay.
The monthly pay rolls of the P. W. Il D. r
H., for labor alone amount to $4,000.
Tie Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
will hold its next regular meeting, being the first
one for 1873, at the Court House, in Dover, OIL
tuesday, the 18th, at 2 o'clock, z. NJ. All inter.
ested in fruit-growing are invited an urged tc
attend.
very pleasant Social Lyceum is held in the
Friends Meeting House, at Camden, Kent Co.
on Friday evenings. The officers are President
H. Barclay Galley Vice President, Jabez Jen-
kins Secretary Miss s. NJ. Galley; Treasurer
= II. Mlillin.
Some silly fellow writes letter to Eue,y EceH-
ing (of Thursday attacking personally the Ed.
nor Of the COMMERCIAL. We only notice the
matter to say that the expression which he pre-
tends to quote from our columns, about ''bes
citizens" &c, though matter which only very
small mind would exercised about at any rate
did not occur in them, at all Small business
that
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Musical.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
OHuRlH.

EMBARRASSMENT AT THE CENTRAL pREsBYrERIAN
CHURCH.
One Of most pleasant and entertaining music
al programmes OF the season was carried out
last evening, in the parlor of the Central Pros.
byterian Church.
The exercises consisted principally Of Duets,
Solos, Quartettes, &c. Miss Ebbie Tatnall W 6
musical director, and presided with grace al d
commendability at the piano. The Misses Bush
Miss Seidell. Miss Josie Tatnall, Miss Clark, Mi
Howell, Miss huntington, Miss L. Taylor,
Misses Mamie and Eva Taylor, and Messrs.
Crissey, Hofrecker and J. II. j. Bush all per-
formed their parts admirably and several of
tho pieces we're encOred Mr. Bush showed
great proficiency with the flute, the music OF
or which, accompanied with the piano, was
warmly appreciated The whole affair was a
grand success, from which q handsome sum was
realized for the support oflhe Taylor MissiOn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
shipping at New Castle.


New CASTLE, Feb. 7.
The schooners Henry D. May, A. Bartlett and
Lotd Bell. put into harbor, last night, and left
for Philadelphia, this morning.
The schooner, ELectd Baity, for Cardenas, was
towed down yesterday afternoon.
The schooners Ella Amsden, for Cienfugos
and Frank JaHisOR are loading for an Eastern
port.
The City Ice Boat No. 2, passed down at 10
A. NJ, having iu tow the bark Margaret EUdas.
The steamer Gulf Stream passed down.
The barks Peggy Day, Udsire and Eliza,
McLougltlin put into harbor, yesterday z. M.
and still remain.
The tug America passed up, this morning,
with the brigs Mdriposa, and Reaper in tow.
Also, the schooner Monroe all for Philadelphia,
The schooners Annie LeJbett, Hannah G..
Hand and Mary Price are all loading grain here
for Eastern ports.
Winds N. N e. blowing gale, with rain.
p. S.-The Gross Ledge light ship was towed
in here, this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

some months ago in Court. when he ordered the
forcibie removal of the hat of a Friend who had
been summoned Juror. Brother Allison found
ers and apologies, but is not very convincing
He declares that he meant no disrespect to any
body and that he simply saw man sitting in
Court with his hat on, but did not know that he
was a Friend. He further says that after the
hat was removed (not gently" either, as his
Honor intimates but knocked OIL in q most in
sulting n,anner,) he did not dismiss the Friend
from Court az clarged, but simply sent him
word that lie could be excused if he wished to
retire. The Testimony on this point is also con-
cting Altogether Judge Allison comes out
of The Quaker Hat Case" rather lamely. The
simple fact is that temper got the better OF
him and that he is now rather ashamed of him
self for offering gratuitous affront to simple
and peacable citizen. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
south New Jersey Affairs.

Victoria Woodruff is to lecture in Yineland.
The Port Norris Railroad is collecting 81, 900 8
week from passengers alone,
A Swedesboro' minister has in two years
preached over forty funeral sermons.
The cotton mill Of r. d. Wood S Co. OF Mill
ville produced during the year 1872, 1888 sos
yards of cloth, being 3i1, ,05S more than in 1871
One hundred and thirty-fve pupils have en-
rolled their names on the list in the recently es-
tabshed night school for colored citizens of
the seventh and eighth wards Camden.
James M. Scovel has sent in his resignation
as colonel of the ''gallant sixth" At meeting
of the Regimental board last Wednesday even
ing Gen. W. J. Sewall was unanimously elec ted
to fill the position thus made vacant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

ART.-Mr Tatnall is still receiving orders for
his landscapes and already has sufficient to keep
him busy for several weeks. He has Just finish
epects, is his best work. It has been inspected
by several art critics from Philadelphia who in
variably say that there is in it some OF the best
colorng Of any of Mr.. RS landscapes. He has
just commenced another landscape for Mr. Ru-
doph we believe, in which is shown an old fash
oned rough stone bridge This feature, il the
other oharaoteristice of Tatnall painting are
successfully maintained will insure picture of
more than ordinary interest and attractiyoness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Amuneuieuts.

Season tickets for the Irving Course can be
obtained, this evening, until O'Clock, at Bough-
man. Thomas Il Co.'S. After that time, single
tickets only will be sold. Those desiring to
avail themselves Of the low rates at which Mr.
N,len has fixed his Season tickets should attend
to the matter, at once.
This evenine, Mr.. Joseph Jefferson appears
at the Opera House, in Rip Vdn Wiaake, sup
ported by a talented company. This standard
rerformance always draws good audience, and
lie Manager, MIR. @. b. Jefferson, has made
some concessions in the prices of seats which
should be popular. Reserved places in the Or
chestra Chairs are o., and in the Balcony, rs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

SUSSEX COUNTY APPOINTMENTS. THE Sussex
County Levy Court has appointed Warren Kim
der, Treasurer. The defeated Democratic cam
ddate for Sheriff, Joseph Morris, one of
the unsuccessful applicants for the place. The
Court appointed the following collectors Jas.
o'Day Seaford George O'Neal, Broad Greek !;
O. NJ Lynch, Baltimore Thos A. Joseph. In
dian River; Samuel Bacon, Little Creek; Eli I.
Short Dagsboro; Isaac Oirwithen, Cedar Creek
Hd; John Tatman. Nanticoke; Wm. Swain, N.
w. Fork; Hiram @. Fisher, Lewes and Reho-
both Henry NJ. White, Broadkiln; Joshua
LYNCH Georgetown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Rx-Governor Geary Dead !.

INSTANTANEOUS DEoEAsE AT THE BREAKFAST
TABLE.
HARRISBURG, February 7.
Ex-Governor John W. Geary died in this city,
this morning.
The disease of Governor Geary was awfully
sudden. He wae t breakfast when he fell back
in his chair, and was dead before medical aid
could be summoned or his wife could reach his
sde
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Death OF Governor Geary.
JENKINS d ATKINSON

The announcement of the decease of General
John ". Geary, whose term of office as Govern
or Of Pennsylvania, expired but few weeks ago,
falls with painful suddenness on the country.
His death, this morning, at his breakfast table,
in Harrisburg WAS one Of those instantaneous
ysitations which come more often to strong and
vigorous organizations than to those Of the deli
cato aud feeble.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
MIR. lireeIey,n Kntnte.

As to the value of Mr., Greeleys estate, the
New York Tribune now says that with the ex-
ception of six shares Of Tribnne stock, there is
scarcely dollar Of available money or an acre
OF productive estate belonging to the estate. II
the executors can make it worth 5000, 900, in
cash or productive property, they will deserve
the gratitude Of the orphans and the approval
Of all good men.N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHILADgLPHIA, Feb. 8.
Cotton steady, 21@221l. Flour dull super
fine $500 Penna. extra family, $500 to $1,000.
Wheat dull /; red, 1.90 to 1.95. Rye S7c. Corn ac-
tive yellow, So to Goo. Oats dull white 40 to
Soc; mixed, Ate. Provisihns firm. Whiskey
93c Gold, 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

OFFERING PAYING INDUCEMENTS do not
wish to carry any OF our stock over, and must
make room for spring goo s, therefore We shall
offer our splendid clothing at such greatly re-
diced prices that the present offers a good op-
portunity for profitable Investment in first -class
clothing at the lowest prices to be found. Bon
mott q Co., Tower Hall, No. 515 Market street,
half way between Fifth and Sixth streets, Phila-
dalnhiA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

A FORTUNATE THREE.-When the Fair by the
lady Masons closed at Odd Fellows Hall,
enough chances had not been taken in the Do
nestle Sewing Machine to warrant its DISPOSE
ton. The sale of chances, however, was con-
tinued, and, last evening, the drawing took
place, when the machine fell to the lot of
Robert Simpson. Third and Orange streets, he
holding the lucky numbers. Mr.. Simpson can
obtain the machine by calling on W. Grafton,
6O5 West Front street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

STEAM Power INrRoDucED. business OF
the Delaware River II. r., at Chester, is in
crelsing all the time, and on Wednesday Super
lntendent Kenney, Of the P. W. h b., super
seeded the horse power used in drawing the
trains with q small locomotive. The Chester
lana are wonderfully tickled over it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Fx-council,nuu I.ichtenstein.

tFrom the Advertiser, To-day
The conduct of Mr. Lichtenstein in this mat
ter, sta APPS him as man OF great political cour-
age. and il possible, of greater political virtue
he deserves we'll at the hands Of his fellow cti-
zens, and he will be tittngly honored.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

TEMPERANCE CoNFERRNoE - Mr.. Aaron M
Powell, OF New York, desires to meet the minis
ters of this city, and others interested in the
work of Temperance Reform, at the Friends
Lyceum Room, West street between 4th and 9th,
IN Tuesday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

Tue SHIP CANAI.-Hon. Jas. T. Earle of Mary
land, was in Dover on Wednesday last and by in
ytation made brief address In the Represen-
alive Hall just after the afternoon adjournment
on the subject OF the Delaware and Maryland
Ship Canal, He favors the project
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Jail Delivery

70 PERSONS BREAK OUT, AT LEBANON, PA.
LEBANON, Feb. 8.
Twelve persons broke jail, here, last night
and escaped over the wall by making rope OF
the bed clothes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

REHoBETH RAILRoAD.-We are informed that
the kehobeth City Co, have made arrangements
for the construction of The railroad from Lewes
to Rehobeth City as soon as spring opens aud to
have it completed by the first OF July-Mi!fori
Aetcs and Advertiser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

CAR SHIPMENTS. II. ~ II Co., shipped.
yesterday. via the W. & II. r. r. 3 passenger an I
2 baggage and express cars to the Great Western
Railway of Canada
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

BOARD OF THADE.-A special Meeting of the
Managers will be held at the Rooms, at o'clock,
this evening The business to be considered
;s imDurta MT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNoERT.-Due announce
mont ia made in our advertising columns of the
concert by the Union Sunday Schools, which
Is to take place in the church, on Thursday eve
mug next, The parts will be rendered by the
children alone, without any assistance from
lhelr preceptors. The Union Sunday schools
ENJOY an enyable reputation for their proicien-
ey IN singing, and line time may be expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 8.
Probabilities For Middle States, winds veer-
ing to fresh aud brisk Westerly and North.
Windy and partly cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

ADJOURNED TILL WEDEKsDAY.-The Coronera
jury did not conclude its examination into the
death OF Earnest Vadue, yesterday afternoon,
but adjourned until Wednesday evening next, at
seyen O'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

ture who had remained in Wilmington during
yesterday, loft for their homes, at G25, last
auaNiuU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

The MILITARY FAIR.-The military fair, which
mas been in progress at the Opera House for
three evenings past, closed last evening with an
auction sale Of the goods. The largest doll was
won by Aggie Miller who obtained 1856 votes. The
other doll was won by Maggie Kitchen, she re-
celylng 100 votes. The fair was not pecuniary
success and the ladies' determined to hold another
kllgore
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
New York.

A NEW TRIAL REFUSED sToKEs-RENEwAL OF THE
APPLICATION.
NEW York, Feb 8.
Judge Boardman decides against the applica-
ton for new trial and stay of proceedings in
the Stokes case. The prisoners counsel have
renewed their application to judge Davis in the
Supreme Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

SUPPER AND MusIcAL,--A supper and musical
entertainment will be given at the Presbyterian
chuich, ST. Georges, on Thursday evening the
10Th inst, Tickets SOC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08

BUILDING STATISTIC FOR JANuARY.-During
January building operations were very quiet
buildings -,
one dwelling on Heald street near A. by Phil
ry e. Roller.
h., one me dwelling on Madison Avenue, near Bird,
oy Michael Dunn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-08
THIRD EDITION..
3:3O p. M.
Port Deposit.
RISE IN THE RIVER, LAST HIGHT.

PORT DEPOSIT, teb. y.
The river rose eighteen inches, last night. at
Book Run, and about six inches here. There was
no movement Of the ice here. Accounts from
above are favorable. The rise here is only tenn
DnrArv