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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-01
e. M. BoYNToN.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
80 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK.
p. S.-Do not confound my Lightning NJ Cutting
Teeth with any infringements feeble limitations Of
name outline having thick raking teeth, which,
unless very carefully shortened, electric only in
their shocks to the operator.
Two mea cut twenty six cords OF hard wood In
hours with the Lightning Cross-Cut Saw, by hand,
and will do il again for $500
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

Louisville is flooded with thirty-cent watch
chains
The foreman OF Minnesota newspaper Office
is . woman.
Kerosene averaged one victim a week in
Madison, Wis.,, last year.
A man recently rode a hog through the
streets OF Greenvllle, Tenn.
"A trunk lately exploded and damaged bag
gage emasher at Indianapolis.
1t is not an uncommon sight in Russia to see
women vol king with men at paving the Streets
The Chinese of San Francisco have gone in
to the pocket-picking business with great sue
cess.
-Walpole N H., boasts OF snow-drifts 30
rods long and 80 feet deep by actual measure
ment.
"A dog belonging to a Pennsylvania brewer
subjects himself to the penalties Of intoxication
daily.
An exchange says tue school board of San
Francisco discharges schoolmistresses when they
swear.
Why are horses in cold weather like ned
dlesome gossipsS Because they are bearers of
idle tales.
The first locomotive intended for two.feet
gauge ever built was shipped from Newburg N.
T., last week.
In selecting among creeds it il the study of
some devotees to choose piety that pays as
we'll as prays.
Mrs. Southworth has written forty-two nov
OILS Thousands Of her readers have died. but
Rhe is still alive
"A white.oak tree in Woodford connty, Ky.,
measures fifteen feet and one inch in circumfer-
ence two feet from the ground.
Bricks are now 30 high that only the closest
eocpomy will enable men Of ordinary means to
get them in their hats occasionally.
There are to bo three hangings in Webster
county, Ga, within a month from the 10th Of
April, one OF the candidates being woman.
Were you ever baptized ?" inquired an
earnest minister OF green candidate. "No-
no sir. Never, only onc't, and then fell in !"
AT Lawrence, Kan. last week. sixty fe ct of
plank sidewalk, with lady promensding there
on, we're lifted up by the wind and carried OUT
into the street
"A Connecticut woman was recently bereft Of
The faculty of speech by being hit with a snow
ball, and many married men in that part OF the |
,ountry have been heard to remark, that, after |
I'll, winter has advantages not afforded by any |
ly any other season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
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Philadelphia Topics.

There are only 1851 smiths in the city.
-About $50 churches and II daily papers give
a religious tone 10 the city.
Judge Paxson declined to take bail, on Sat
urday, for Cloak the wife-murderer.
There were 1913 deaths, last week. or these
81 were from Consumption, and from SMALL
pox.
"A member of the s. P. O. A. withdrew from
tho organization because it opposes tho bobbing
and nicking Of the tails of horses.
Mr.. Frazier the Bulletin says, has not been
an entire success a cleaner of the public
streets and other repositories of filth.
charlotte Cushman commences an engage
ment at the Walnut st, Theatre, this evening,
under the management OF I. b. Pugh.
The EU Herald thinks IL the building of
palatial churches continues, and pew rents are
maintained, poor folks will have to worry along
without the gospel afterwhile.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

WILMINGTON HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. A
Cecil countian, on a recent visit to Wilmington,
writes thus to his local paper Of his experience
among Wilmington hotels " L at once sought
a place to remain over night, and, after trying
four hotels, l succeeded in gaining admittance to
the Delaware House, kept by Mr.. Ortlip, who,
although full went to some considerable trouble
to accommodate me. The house is well kept,
and worthy the patronage of Cecil countians
visiting Wilmington. The hotel accommodations
in Wilmington are limited, although the Clayton
House, iirst-class hotel has just been opened
with very ample accommodation, yet there are
but few from the country whose pecuniary con-
dition will allow them to pay from three to four
dollars day. The opening for large second
class hotel in Wilmington is good
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
SECOND EDITION.
2;3O, H. M.
Exrir, u ut a, Trenton.


CHURCH supie,s 20 EE FAILTNG-rHE PEo-
rLE RUSH our-nAsY raaMPLED AND INJURED.
TRENIoN, N j., March 81.
During a requiem for the dead, at st. Johns
Catholic church, for Rev. Father Mackin, this
morning, the immense crowd was startled by
crash, which, it was supposed was caused by
the giving way of the gallery. scene Of cen
sternation ensued. Tie crowd rushed towards
the outlet, and numbers were thrown
down and crushed beneath the feet OF
the mass and ftlly ten minutes
elapsed before a passage could be cleared when
the wounded were removed, to their residences,
and physicians summoned.
A dozen woman and children were found to lie
severely wounded, and some in dangerous
condition, but there have been no deaths as yet
The alarm was caussd By the breaking of the
kneelng boards. The excitement having subsi-
ded, the funeral services we're resumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
b. Dadd's Comments.
[From the NorrIstown nerald.l


Strawberries arc for sale at 5000 box in Bos-
ton. We don't see how persons can eat straw
berries this early in the season--at that price.
Several persons who were dug out Of the snow
in Minnesota last week, were surprised to learn
that spring had come
The best beveridgo for Temperance men in
Illinois is Gov. Beveridge. He fayors the most
stringent license laws.
A 1T. Louis police officer reported recently
that q certain alley was " chuck full OF dead
catez and ratez." When his orthography was
criticised, he said he thought that was an "ez
way to spell en-"
A boy at Wyandotte, named Combs, aged 12
years, undertook to play William Tell by shoot
ing an apple off his brothers head He con-
verted his parents home into house Of mourn
ing the first time. There is not one ~ year old
youngster in hundred, we suppose, who Is a
good enough msrksman to take the char
actor of William Tell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

Hon WND.-The gale Of Saturday evening
was, probably, the heaviest which has been e1-
perienced in this latitude, this season. Several
fences were blown down, among them that on
the Fifth street side Of the Union church. the
high board fence around the property of Col
McComb on 18th street, and a similar fence on
oth street, betwean French and Walnut. Chin
neys were over oyertoppled, but we know of no
damage of any account, A portion of the felt
roof of the W. a. w. II. R. was also blown of.
Several signs were unhanged; and while their
creaking and slamming kept pedestrians con-
stantly uneasy for the safety OF their heads, we
have heard of but one accident-that which be-
fel Mrs. Fred Taylor, residing at SO5 Poplar
street. In passing up Market street, the
large sign at Smiths marble yard
blew down, striking her on tho head and inflict-
ing large and painful wound. She
was picked up in an insensible condition
and carried into the office OF the Florence Sew
ing Machine Co., when she was restored and
then went on to her home. The wound was
quite severe and causes Mrs. Taylor much pain
but no serious results are apprehended.
In setting up the fence around the Union
church the sexton, Whitfield Crawford, lost his
pocket-book.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
PeninsuIar Ruilrond Gossip.

-Itis said that those who control the Kent
county railroad have determined to complete il
to the Bay shore during the present year. The
Bay terminus will be either Rees' wharf or some
point near Rock Hall, with the terminus as pre-
senting the most local trade.
The suit Of the bondholders of the Md. a.
Del, II. II. to compel sale OF the Railroad to
pay the interest on its bonds. pending in the
Cecil Court, is not likely, We learn, to be called
up, this term, for trial.
AT recent meeting Of the Directors of the
Dorchester 4 Del. Il. II. the pay of ticket agents
on the road was reduced, and several OF the off
cers' pay decreased. Some Of them voluntarily
requested the reduction. The Cambridge NetCs
says, in speaking Of the reduction, "There are
Inen in Dorchester that would be President OF
the United States., for a thousand dollars year
or Governor for five hundred, but such men are
not worth a cent anywhere"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

The President, it is stated, will appoint Rev.
DR.. Newman Inspector Of Consulates in Japan,
China, and other Eastern countries,
VIM. P. Clyde Il Co., of New York and PhiIa-
delphia have formed new line to Havana, aud
bought the steamships Moro Castle and Crescent
City.
General Butler, it is said, has decided to post
pone his defending the extension of Congress-
mems salaries "until the popular feeling
against it subsidies"
John and Andrew Scott, arrested on the arrival
Of the steamer Malta at Boston. last Monday on
charge of fraud telegraphed from Edinburgh
have been released, as the extradition treaty
does not cover their case.
Dittmann's dualin works in North Quincy.
Mass, were destroyed by fire Wednesday night
Ten thousand pounds of dualin in process of
manufacture were consumed without explosion.
Elrich's furniture factory, at Louisville was
burned yesterday morning. Loss $50, 900.
Gold closed on Saturday at H. Government
securities were 5@ll higher for some of the
issues, and about as much lower for others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
New CRstle.
[srecIal Correspondence Of the commerclall

Especial Correspondence Of the Commercially
RELEASE OF Mr. WIaGINs -Bail to the reduir-
cd amount of $500, was entered, on Saturday,
for the appearance OF William b. Virgins, at the
May term of Oourt, by Dr. J. A. Brown, Of Will
mington. Mr.. w. was then released from jail,
and left for Wilmington.
CHARGED WITH TaEFr.-0n Saturday, Mr.. Her
bert arrested and lodged in jail man, supposed
to be the one who stole DE-. Lesley's silver ware,
about this time year ago..
Hon WINDS AND lIDEs.-There was considera-
BILE damage done here on Saturday by the very
high tides and winds. Tho steamboat wharf was
badly washed, and considerable of the planking
torn up Also number Of fences and telegraph
poles were blown down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

ARREST OF A BOARDING. HOUSE TaEF--On
Saturday afternoon, James Reed, hang from
Massachusetts,, engaged board with Mrs. Isa-
bella Kimbsll,at 9th aud Pine streets, represent
ing that no was an engineer on the p. w. & b.
r. r. He retired very early, being much fatig-
ued from day of hard work, but about 12 o'clock
Mrs. Kimball who had not finally retired for the
night but was lying down asleep, ,discovred Reed
in her room. She gave the alarm and he at
once fled, taking with him a coat, watch and 9TH
or articles belonging to Mrs, Kimballs son. Tho
boarders Joined him in pursuit OF the thief, but
he eluded them. Ollicar Legg arrested him after
$500 forscourt in default OF which no was sent
over to New Castle to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

SALE OF On PAINTINGS. There is now on ex-
hibition at the auction rooms of Ogle
d Miller, 4th and King streets, q fine COL
lection Of tirst-class oil paintings, from the
brushes OF European and American artists The
variety of scenery that the heart may wish.
Many Of them are very fine indeed and Messrs.
Ogle and Miller claim that this is the finest col
lection of pictures which they have ever vet Of
fered to the public. They are all to be sold at
auction, beginning tomorrow evening, at 7I6
o'clock. The collection is the properly of B
Scott, of Philadelphia. All art lovers should
give these pictures an inspection. They will
lind much to admire.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS. 4

Wonder il the Gazette and COMMERCIAL re-
porters know the young lady who attempted
suicide at the Third street dge?-Ecery E0e-
ming.
The COMMERCIAL reporter could have Civ
en- the name OF the young lady il he had de-
sired when he penne1 the article. He is not
accustomed to exhaust his brains upon minor
items, and it would he well il some others he
knows wouldn't do the same thing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

SINGULAR DEATH AT JOANNA SrAuoN.-A 81 n
gular death occurred near Joanna Station on the
W. & r. II. r., on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Cal
win Hoffman, resident at the station, was walk
upon him a tree, which felled him to the ground
When found he was lying upon his face with his
head in a small pool OF water, drowned, having
either been stunned by the fall, or unable to ex-
tricate himself from beneath the weight of the
tree Mr. Hoffman leaves wife and four chill
dren
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
A sad Rveui.
BLOWN INTO oRErK AYD DROWNED.

BLOWN INTO CREEK ASD DROWNED.
BETHLEHEM Pa, March 81.
Saturday evening, Mr.. Stuart, son of the Cen
eral Car Inspector Of the Lehigh and susque-
hanna Railroad, and young lady while crossing
a small wire bridge ovor Hokendaque Creek,
above Catasaqua, were both blown over into tho
creek and drowned. The young lady had just
arrived at the station to visit a family near
LauDacks station.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

Wash. Jackson is putting up a number of new
bill-boards, for the expected circuses.
Anton Holmes, wife murderer Of st. Louis,
who was to have been hanged to-day, has been
respited to November 10th.
One of our city papers, copying the errors OF
the Chester Nel0s, reports "Wallard" and Seal
ducks plenty on the Delaware. ''Mallaid" and
"Teal" would do better,
Henry N. Wickersham, who formerly resided
in Wilmington, but of late years has resided in
Smyrna, removed to this city, again, last week,
occupying James H. Beggs' house, on Washing
ton street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
larfiagfs.

KILMER-BODDY.-On the 5Lh inst, in Philadel-
phia, by the Rev. Jacob Miller JSr. John Kilmer
to Miss Mary H. Boldly, both OF this city.
M@ORE-BUCKLEY.- On March 2bth, by Rev. Il.
Stubbs, Mr. Elmer Moore to Miss Emma Buckley,
both OF Wilmington.
WILKINS-MO the oath Of January,
by Rev. samuel Pancuast Mr.. Charles Manning
wilkins to Miss Clara Virginia Moreland, both OF
Wilmington, Del
CHANDLOR = HUDSON. = On March 3D. Mt the
brids's parents, by Rev. William r. Tubes Joshua
B. Chandlor TO Miss saran Hudson, all Of Sussex
County, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

SAILING OF THE HIoHMoND.-The screw steam
er Richmond, of the Old Dominion line of steam
ships left the II 4 H. Co.'s Yard, yesterday, at
noon, for Now York. The huh Of tho Richmond
was built in tho city after which she is named,
and was brought hither, several months ago, to
receive the machinery, decks, Sc., and now that
this has been done, ehe has taken her place in
the line. The Richmond is intended as freight
boat, but is provided with passenger accomoda-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
THIRD EDITION.
$50 p. Nj.
Spain.

REPORTS OF CARIIsr OPERATIONS TOWN
BURNED.
MADRID, March 81
The Carlists have burned the town OF Berga,
which they had captured. On Friday, the popu-
lace of Barcelona were assembled in the streets
threatening reprisals against the clergy and the
Carlist sympathizers.
Berga contains six thousand populasion, SOW
eral converts, and one hospital.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
Police Court.

Light drunks since yesterday morning.
William Russell and James Mccormick were
each fined 81 and costs for corner lounging and
law. - '''N
James Stewart, Edward Young and Ned Hyatt
We're arrested for vagrancy. The two former
went over to New Oaatle-the latter TO the alms-
s nOsse 70 recover from the effects Of bad whisky
and other ailments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
rhe TabIsnnx Of Erin.

This evening, the painting, called by the above
name, with Mr.. John NJ. Burke in his original
character of " Dublin Dan," appears at the OPP
era House, to continue also, on tomorrow and
Thursday evenings. Miss Annie F. Irish, who
accompanies the Troupe as vocalist, is highly
commanded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
n

Cotton, 2O9{@2115c. Flour dull ; supers, 450
Gull Red OO@95 amber, 81 9S@2O white,
81. .10@2.20. Corn active Yellow. Coo. Oats
dull white, 4s@50i black 46@I7. Whisky, 81
az. Gold 179{
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

U. s. CoURT.-The U. 8. District Court had
session, this morning. Two bankrupt cases
we're considered. In that Of A. B.. Prettyman,
the account of the Assignee was referred by tn Q
the case OF George CLARK, an involuntary bank
ruptcy was agreed upon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

In noticing the Sunday services at the Unitari-
an Church. in our paper of Saturday. the sub
ject for the evening was announced "Pigrims, "
instead Of "Religion."
NJ NJ. Child & Co. will sell on Thursday April
h.lS73, at public sale about SO building lots on
9th, 9th, Madison and Monroe Sts. on their usual
terms, without reserve.
Lewis Thompson, Esq, is considerably i'm
proved in health, and hoped to go to Dover, to-
day, but on starting for the depot, found him
self too weak for the trip. He will go down in q
day or 80, il he further convalesces
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

The oarlists seem to be assuming violent
style of operation, in Spain. Their burning Of
the town Of Berga appears to have been a bar
blrous act.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

Five hundred aud nineteen deaths in New
York last week.
The Austrian brig L so was sunk in Now York
harbor Oh Saturday.
A boy named Daniel Spelman, was killed at
Cincinnati, on Saturday, by the falling of the
second floor OF house in course of demolition.
George Matthew'S driver of a coal wagon at
Rochester N Y. was knocked down and killed,
ON Saturday, while trying to prevent the horse
from running rwAy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

COMMITTEE MEETINd.-The joint Committee
On the delivery Of the Delaware regiments bat
ue-tags to the Historical Society will meet, this
evening, at the Board Of Trade rooms, at
o'clock. The committee iconsists of Col. A. H.
Grimshaw, DIR. ]. p. Wales and Frank Nolen, on
the part Of the soldiers; and Rev. f. Israel, DR..
L. 7. Bush, W. d. Dove, Esq, II. p Johnson
Esq, on the part of the Historical Society
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
Washington.

ARREST OF MURDERER-EvIDENoE OF HIS GUILT
WASHINGTON, March 81
Harry Young, colored, was arrested for the
murder of John Hahn, the evidence against him
being conclusive. A check was found On Young
which had been givon to Hahn, at Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

"snow is four feet deep in vermont"-so a
gentleman Informs us, and says the word is re-
liable. Well, we prefer Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

LAuNcH.-To-morroW afternoon, at o'clock
the Pacific Mail Steamship Grenada will be
launched from the IL. q II. Cos yards The
gates will be thrown open to all who may wish
to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
9satAs.

RICHARDSoN.-On the 18th inst, ,Rodmend. son Of
Joseph p, aud 50 All r. RichTdson, aged 22
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully iavited
TO attend the funeral, from his parents residence,
on Sd day, 4th month, lst, at 2, p. NJ.
McCLEES.-on the 10th inst, Eyerard McClees, in
his s7th year.
The relatives and male friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited tc attend the funeral, from his
late residence, III King street, tuesday, april
LIST, at O. p. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
weather Record.
REPORT OF TUE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
W4sHNGToN, March 81.
Probabilities Increasing Westerly winds
with clearing weather by Monday evening over
Middle States.
WILMNaToN Del, March, 28,h, 10 A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
auire OF Barom Point Fall,
572o 30 IS in 80 BIZ SIS w. in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
PRICE TWO CENTS.
GutErtaintirEnis.
COURSE or LECTURES,

IN AID OF THE LIBRARY FUND OF THE
BIBLE SCHOOL
DELAWARE AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
VIII be delivered in the Church Cor. Delaware
Avenue and West Street, as follows:
THURSDAY, APRIL, sD, 1872,
JAS. J. CREIGH, ESQ, West Chester, Pa.
sUBJECTi-"An Ancient Martyr"
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1873.
REy. J. w. NJ. WILLIAMS, d. d., Balti-
more, Maryland.
SUBJECT" Woman, the Ruling Power.o
THURSDAY, APRIL 24rH, 1873,
REV. o. f. FLIPPo, Baltimore, Maryland.
sUBJEoT:-Ice in the Pulpit, and who put it there.
THURSDAY, MAY ISL, 1873,
REV. JOHN PEDD1E, Philadelphia, Pa.
sUBJEcT:-"The Fellowship of Society,"
Lectures to commence at o'clock
Course Tickets Sli SiDg.e Ttlckts 35 cents.
marQ9-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
VN0 TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE.

We furr ish Travellers with LETTERS OF CRED
IT available throughout the world, issued by
Elcssrs. Jay Cooke & CO.,
at the same rates as they can be procured from
their own offices.
We will also attend to the PROCUREMENT OF
PASSPORTS WITHOUT CHARGE for parties pur-
chasing Letters OF Credit through us, and also will
give letters OF Introduction when desired, TO the
house of
Messrs. Jay Cooke h Co., New York,
We VIII also make arrangements when desired,
for attending to the collection Of Interest Dividends
&c, during their absence. Correspondence will re
ceive prompt attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
SuccUs BELLADoN, CONF.

y
H7osciami OF English manufacture Nitrite of
Amyl Aethyliden Chord OF ChlOra .thyl, PhlOrid-
zin, ChlOracetic Acid, Ssher,lgB Xyol, Gobules OF
Apial drops each, French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood, 10 droDs each; Capsules (scherings) of Xyol
and many other comparatively rare chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations at
E. BRINGHURST & CO.'S
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
DAila GeMtatertiAE.
jenkins q ATKINSON,

WILMER ATKINSON. N,............ Publishes.
sv-FOV Tssuss, Bte., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

TTNIIE INDIA-BUBBER HANDLE to table cutlery
III is the best to stand hot water or hard usage.
Their during the past eight years has thorough
ly proved them. For sale at
TRUMAN Il SHAWS
No. ss5 hight Thirty-oye Market St below Ninin.
PhadolBhla.
MOOR KNoCKERS-Several patterns of knock
uDers for doors or gates-and dOOr-bells and bell
fixtures for sale at the hardware store of
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. sS5 lElght Thirty-nve) Market st. below Ninth,
PhlladephlP.
WHERLKR a. WILSON
" SEWING MACHINES,
apr9Sly sol Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31
Eeit $arFrtisEmEuts.

NJoNE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities oft'ur-
IN mace, Range and Stove Coal dry and well
screened, delivered from our sefscreeniBg bins
Also, Cumberland and Clearneld Bituminous coal OF
the best qualities.
Gko. W. BUSH SON. French-st Wharf.
TENHE SUCCESSOR OF JOSEPH FoUT,
A. N. KRITHLER,
Has for sale at market rates. the Enterprise, and
other nrst class Goals, anh serves his customers
promptly. Coal under cover and free from imputi-
tias. His oltoe is at WATER AND WEST ST.,
Send In YOUR orders and get the best.
A NEWLIN KEiTHLER,
u agent for W. A. ALLEYS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD, Introducing a fire lighter In every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal, shavings or
paner
The wood IS all dried in Kins, aud ia perfectly
dry and free from knots. Families will Ind It very
economical Try IL and be convinced. Also wo 4
by the barrel, ONCE and Yard
mar2l Cru WEST AND WATER STRKETS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-31

lLIsT OPERATIONS "A TOWN
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