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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-07
AGRICULTURAL

Latest Patents and Improvements for TIE
Farm and Garden. Mowers, Reaperf, Culu.
Planters. Haryesterr, Thrcshers, and all articles
needed for farm work. Rare Seeds In )arEs
variety. Norway Oats; the wonderful multi
plying Egyptian Corn. 81 per hundred. etc. etc.
An money cent In Posiohiee Money Order,
be at our rick, and arc perfectly secure. Safe
delivery Of all our goods guaranteed.
"An old and responsible arm, that sell ths
best goods at the lowest prices, and can b.
relied upon by our readers."-Formws Journal,
Ntu York.
Address orders,
A. CATELEY, Superintendent,
Cor. Greenwich and Courtlandt sts., Nsw foek.
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FOR Town MARSHAL.
VIM. 4. MEsERvE

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
ID - Q candidate for the ONCE Of Town Mar.
sbsl Of Gold Hill, subject to the decision Of the
pst1S u vv eomtpY to,Fp ehstsoaA nea4tA
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
the lth day Of April, 4. D. 1879, . Warrant
In Bankruptcy. va. is.ued against the estate,
OF W. A. M. VAN BOKKELEN and Q. G.
PRSDRRGAST. OF Virginia City and the
county Of Storey and State OF Nevada, who have
been sdjudged bankrupts on their own petition
thst the payment Of any debts and delivery OF
sny property belonging 10 such bankrupts, to
them or for their use, and tho transfer OF any
property BY them, arc forbidden BY law; hat .
nesting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupts,
10 prove their debts and to choose one or more
sssfgnees Of their estates; will be held a. S1nf =
~ B~snkruptcy. 10 be holden at No. 10 NorthC
streef. Virginia City, in said District, before
r STROLLER. Esq.. Register, on the 2ist Gay OF
Anil. A. y. 1878, at II O'Clock l..,
np'"' GEORGE 1. LAMMON,.
n q. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
ans I'd
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Al rrss.LL. 'AA
UNION IRoN WORKS
-vperLL 4

TYRRELL 4 oUMm'H0s'
-ouspRRs. MACHINIsTs, GENERAL
Rna1peers Drsughtsmon and hctSrsis
- onar;I mill and lining Machinery OF sll de-
.. Hsons All orders allied with promptnsss
md dispatch, and at the Lowest Rates. rr.
sh0 mhl8tf
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM IA FRANCISCO

.rrorAL TO tn. ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
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ron TOWN TREASURER.
O. T. BARBER

nEsPKCTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
ka candidate for reelection TO the Office OF
Town Treasurer Of Gold Hill at the coming
slection. ap2 I'd
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ABaOI.UTRL TIRE Beat
"A protection against Fire-0ver 100 actual
Fires put out with it-More than 10000.
900 worth Of Property Saved nom tho Flames.
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DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E..

TO Tn GOLD mL DAILY Srws,l
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YlscgLIANRoUs
a Family ARTicLE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW IHih
SEWING MACHINE
FOR DOMESTIC USE,
FIVE DOLLARS.
With new Patent Button.hsIs Worker.
Patented June q. 1871.

A MOST WONDERFUL AND ELEGANTLY
n constructed Sewing Machine for Family
Work. Complete In ali its parts. uses. tho
straight eye pointed needle. self threading, di.
rect upright positive motion, new tension, self.
feed and cloth guider. Operates by wheel and
on a table. Light running. Smooth and noise
less. Ike all good high.priced machines. Has
patent check 10 prevent the wheel being turned
the wrong way. Ures the thread direct nom
the spool. Makes the ElAstic Lock Stitch
fnest and strongeststitch known; drm, durable,
close and rapid. VIII do all kinds OF work. hns
and coarre, from cambria 10 heavy cloth or
leather. aud uses oil descriptions Of thread.
This Machine Is heavily constructed, to eiysi II
strength. all tho parts Of each Machine being
made alike by machinery, and beautifully IN.
ished and ornamenied. # II very easy TO learn.
Rapid, Smooth and Silent In operation. Re-
liable at all timer, and . Practical, Scientific,
Mechanical Invention. at Greatly Reduced Prizes.
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine st
last. The irst and only success In producing
valuable. substantial and reliable low.pncsd
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. Its simplicity and strength
adapts It to al capacities, while it, many nshts
make Il q universal fayorite wherever used, ~
creates q rapid demand. 10
..HH. a#
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STATE INSANE ASYLUM
=. TO BE laid Ar....
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.
THE DATE Of DRAWING.

AVN Shss
THE DATE OF DRAWING.
A IL THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
n having been completed for the sale Of the
remainder OF the UNFOLD tickets In the State OF
Nevada Gift Concert, under Act OF the Legit.
laturs, I On now enabled to definitely Ok the
day OF drawing. The drawing and distribution
Of prizes will positively take place on
SATURDAY; JUNE ~, 1873
At Piper's Opera House, virginia City,
Nevada.
In the sale OF tickets and In making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord
ingly.
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., Bankers, vIr.
Gfnia CITY, T~reasurer.
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PRICE OF EACH MACHINE: Glass A-"Ons"
Warranted for i've years by special corttdcste)
with all the fixtures, and everything complete
belonging TO 1t, including self.threading needle,
TO any part OF the country, BY express, ffoe Of
further charges, on receipt OF p fee. only Five
Dollars. Safe delivery guaranteed. With sAeh
Machine we will send, on recaipt Of One Dollar
extra, the new Patent BUTTOS-HOLE WORK
Err, one Of the most important and useful In.
yentions OF the age-so simple and certain thst
q child can work the 1nest buttsn.hole with
regularity and ease. Strong and Beautiful.
Special Terms and Extra Inducements 70 xas
and Female Agents. Srorekccpers, etc, who win
establish agencies through the country and keep
our New Machine on Exhibition and Sale.
County Rights given to smart agents HIJE.
agents complete outnts furnished without e.
ira charge. Samples Of sewing, descriptive cir
cularK containing tcrms, testimonials. enpav
Ings, ETC., etc.. sent Free. We also supply
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1T rs ALL 1T Is RRcoMmRNpBp.

g. can cheerfully and confidently reconns.l
Its use to those who are wanting Z really good
Sewing Machine ct . low price,"
MRS. J. P. WILSON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Peu-ylwsrIa PIcLings,

BY virtue Of Benjamin ia nnan's retirement
FROM the Miners Journal Maj. Freas, of the
Germantown Telegraph, becomes the oldest edi-
tor in Pennsylyania in continuous service.
Russell Erett, Clerk of the State Senate
Will probably be candidate for State Treasurer,
at tue election, next Fall.
It ID said that cases OF pleuro-pneumonia exist
among the cattle in every township in Delaware
county.
B3rks county farmers are very hopeful Of the
Present crops Of wheat and grass, and are wish
l1B that their snow covering may remain upot
ulem until the weather finally moderates.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund have
determined to apply u, 100000 of the two mil
lions OF the unexpended balance in tho State
treasury to the reduction OF the State debt
lhey will shortly give notice that the interest
Will be stopped on that sum.
Jesse George, whose death occurred in Phila.
dephia recently, bequeathed the sum OF 80, ,0OC
TO the uses of the Westtown School, Chester
county,
Edward Douaohy, of Northumberland, was
committed to prison on the 9th for cruelty beat
ing dog.
Il is reported that the wife of lumbermaU,
o. Wtlliamsport has fallen heir to fortune in
England Of 81, 100000. A large figure, but it il
alleged to be a fact nevertheless, and that she
has received legal notice Of the same. She's
VIE worth having.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
For the Lndies.

IA contemporary chronicles Connecticut Ia
dye celebration OF her "tin divorce"
"a lady wrote to her lover who had become
insane, thab ho had 6ono out of his saind bui
had never gone out OF hers"
mir. Rabbit, the great soap-boiler has been
sued by his daughter for turning her out of
doors on account OF her marrying without his APP
proval. 2 -.
American girls need not be ashamed Of
themselves as long as such advertisements as
this appears in the London Ldncet Wanted
"A respectable and responsible female atten-
dant for young lady addicted to intemper-
ance. fi
Near Sigourney, Ia, Wednesday evening OF
last week, while returning from theatrical en-.
tertainment, Arthur LIE Croiy and Ella Fielding
were married in stage coach, travelling over
the prairie at the rate Of five miles an hour.
-Of all outer coverings for ladies' wear, no
garment has ever met with such universal adop-
ton as the waterproof cloak 1t is worn by rich
and poor alike, and with seeming satisfaction
by all. neatly made, nice-ftting waterproof
cloak, is something in which nobody need feel
ashamed to appear any where in bad weather.
And how comes Florida with its remarkable
woman. She lives in Orange county, and has
this year twenty guava bushes, from which she
has shipped twelve bushels OF fruit, receiving
"a for each she has made up 100 tumbers OF
1elley, which she sells for 81 per dozen she
has also made up 100 tumblers of marmelade
which she sells for the same price, and her crop
Is but half gathered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Conference Notes.
from the / aston Star Of Tuesday. ]

From the taston Star Of Tuesdsy.l
The Wilmington Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Ohurch will com.ne enoe its ifth annua al
session IN the NJ. L. Church in Easton to-mor-
row morning at nine O'clock. A number OF min
sers arrived yesterday, and the balance Of the
Conference are expected to arrive to- day by the
ears, The examination of the several classes
commenced last night aud will be continued to-
day The Conference is composed Of about one
hundred and sixty members. Bishop Scott will
preside. The Bishop and his council of Elders
will be the guests of Waiter II. Thompson, Esq
during Conference. The session will last about
aVeek.
Our citizens have generously opened their
houses to the ministers and laymen, and no
doubt their stay in our midst will be rendered
very pleasant and agreeable. Among the dis
tngulshed guests who will bein attendance upon
tue sessions of the Conference are, ex-Gov.
salisbury, of Delaware ex-Mayor Sparks, OF
Wilmington Hon William Shakespeare, of Do
yer Hon. Jacob Tome.of Port Depoait Hon. H..
j. Jump OF Denton, aud others,
The Annual Anniversary OF the Conference
MISSIONARY Society will be ned on Friday even
ing, at II O'clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Il. l. Dashiell, ID. D.. Missionary Secre-
tay, Rey. Jacob Todd, and Hon. r. ]. Jump
The Church Extension Society will celebrate
their Annual Anniversary on Saturday evening,
~ o'clock. DIR. Kynett, Secretary of the So
citty and others, will address the meeting.
This is what is called the general " change =
year that 10, most OF the ministers will change
Their appointments,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
The Atlantic Coaat.

THE OPENING OF AN INLET PROPOSED AT THE HAM
MocKs-Irs USES AND IMPORTANCE. & :,
The Secretary Of War has received from the
engineers department estimates OF the cost Of
opening an inlet at the Hamnocks in Worcester
county. The Hammocks is situated on the coast
about seven miles from Berlin. Surveys were
made last fall by the engineer department with
view of ascertaining the possibility Of making
and maintaining an inlet at that point
between the Southern extremity of Isle
OF Wight bay and the Atlantic ocean.
The present outlet for the commerce Of that re-
gion is by Chincoteague inlet, which is at the
Southern end Of this bay bordering on this coun-
ty and the nse of which route involves a loss of
eighty miles to all vessels trading to northern
ports. The country contains large bodies of
white oak timber, oysters, fish, and game are in
great abundance, and the whole region around
Is rapidly becoming part of the great market
garden Of the Delaware peninsula. The engin-
eers' estimates are S120 605 for opening an inlet
fleet deep and $50 feet wide from the bay to
the ocean. II the inlet is opened it is claimed
that 1t would open to market 10000 acres of
white oak and pine timber, that t would be Of
inoalculable advantage to fruit and trucking, and
that so square miles of oystering grounds, where
the water is now fresh would be made salt. The
estimates and advantages OF the proposed work
are before the committee on commerce In con-
nection with its consideration of river and har-
Dor bill.-SnOl0 Hill Messenger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
DON'T 60 PUTTING ON AIRS.

supposing you are the possessor
ora little more money thanI;
Pray tell me, is that any reason
You should carry your head up SO high
Is a man to be judged by his money
His coat, or the proud name ne bears
Not bit Of it! Worth tells the story
30 don't 60 putting on alrsl
It's a long lane that hasn't turning;
You may ind that Dame Fortune may frown
Banks may break and cashiers may skedaddle; |;
And those who are mp may bs down. Na0gf
Then for those who to as have been lofty, 7 Z
And turned up their noses-who cares
WHAT has been may happen again, sir; n.
SO don't go putting on airs
Don't treat those whom Fate gather '.ound Won
Like mere creatures, but rather like men ~
In your hour of sorrow and trouble
You'll have their sympathy then.
Misfortunes they never come singly,
But often In trip cts and pairs; ~
You mag need the help Of your neighbor-
SO don't go putting on airsl ~
And you, my proud, beautiful lady,
With the bloom Of the peach on your cheek,
Who would think 1t an action disgraceful
To poor working woman to speak; a.
That besuty will fade like firwer, '...-
And the bloom that your ladyship wears,
Be as naught in the eyes OF your Maker
80 don't go putting on aIrsl
The riches OF this world are transient, .
And oft OF sudden take wing;
And you cannever be very certain
What luck the next moment may bring.
So take the advics that give you.
And come down from your perch on the stairs;
Dent he afraid OF hand that is honest,
And don't go pltting on airs!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

There are 35G German newspapers published
in this country.
Josh Ward, the rowing champion, is on tho
police force at COrnwell, N. Y.
"A Western railroad conductor marks dead
beats who cannot pay their fare by punching
three holes in their hats.
An American circus, on a large raft, is being
towed up the Rhine, stopping at each village or
town to give performance.
"A girl twelve years old, living in Fortyile.
Saratoga county N. Y, died recently from IL Q
effects Of swallowing ahair pin.
Detroit has pure milk. For two weeks Il Q
daily supply has been tested, and each time
found to be free from adulteration.
The importations for the first TWO months Of
this year show falling off Of S4, 900 as COM
pared with the same period last year.
The advance of art culture in this country is
said to be particularly visible in the improved
circus and theatrical posters in use.
"A Chicago woman in Jail on a charge of
theft, stole set OF false teeth from lady friend
who came to see her in her trouble.
One of the models Of the Farragut statue
at Washington.is lis said to resemble 'the foreman
OF fire company tied to a chimney"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
NeIEhborIuG CeuntIes.

"A saving bank, with capital of 10000 is
the next thing in Phenixville.
George Francis Train writes poetry from the
Tombs, cell No. 56, to Phenixvillians.
Dan. Dougherty lectured in West Chester
on Friday evening, completing the course.
DIR. VIM. b. Hartman has been elected
chairman Of the Democratic Committee OF Ches-
ter county
The Reading Railroad Company was incor-
porated in 1888. Their road was thrown open
for travel in 1912.
"A Mrs. Austin, OF PhGnixville, recently gave
birth to male child which is minus right arm
only thumb and two fingers projected from
the shoulder.
Jeremiah Asparagus. a colored coachman
OF Mrs. Jones, OF West Chester, was found
lead in bed on Monday morning last, He died
pm apoplexy, -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

For descriptions of the clayton House sec to-
mOrrOw's papers. ...s.tNtNs Isf
Judge Wales has accepted the, Invitation TO
peslde at the Clayton House Banquet.
Mrs Elliott, who was 30 severely iajured by o
fall, the other morning, is recovering.
Three Thousand sandwiches a day Is the num-
Der eaten at the depot in this city, since Friday
last. A harvest for Thompson.
A flag, and streamer, bearing the name of the
hotel, was flung to the breeze from the atafY on
tne clayton House, &C about half past two to-day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
THE PRELIMINARYP YPRooEtDINos os
Report Of the Day.. Easrcises.
lBy Telegraph to the csmmsrcll

I-t5 EAsroN, Nd, March 3.
The fifth session of the Wilmington Confer
ence met, this morning.
The devotional services were conducted by
Bishop Scott, assisted by Rev. MsAsrs. Uric and
Quigg. -1 I2,A 8 ~
Bishop Scott is presiding. "a; .-.5.r
The following Conference Secretaries were
elected Rows Messrs. Martindale, Rgg, Ridge
way, and Nelson. l '-l4u ga D.. 1a ~
Rev. Mr.. Matlack, of New Orleans Rev. Mr..
Edwards, of Indiana and Rev. B. F. Benson
and j. Earle Maloy, of tho NJ. P. Conference,
were introduced. ,4aA I szAa
The vacancies in the Board of Stewards were
filed by Rey. Mr.. England for the Dover dis
trict ; Rev. Mr.. Walton for the EAston district,
and Rev. Mr.. Brown, for the Snow Hill district.
The call of the Conference stewards will be
made, tomorrow. tN
resolution was introduced touching union
with the neighboring Oonfereness in July next
in the Centennial Anniversary Of the American
Methodist Conferences.
The reports of the Wesleyan Conference were
accordingly read and adopted.
The Bishop made feeling address rehearsing
the changes that have occurred since he Joined
Philadelphia Conference in this town. forty-sev-
en- years ago. ..l.Lt
The Third Question, Who are continued on
trial was taken up. John d. Kemp, JopnE.
Smith, George W. Wilcox, and d. VIC. McIn-
tire.
The Fourth Question, Who are elected Elders2
Hunter Kidney, VIM. p. Davis, - Wilson, Z
H. Miller, John shillings, S. H. Rawlings E. Da-
Wis, J.. M. Williams, and - Hood.
The Eighth Question, who are the supernu-
meraries Joshua Humphries, r. E. Kemp, DIR.
Cooper - Barton, - Way - Hubbard,
and Gate.
The NintL Question: Who are the superan
uated J.. A. Massey. az -1--'t' 3.
Dead, - Sutton. --- az
Rev. N. W. Benrums case was referred to a
committee OF thirteen.
The conference adjourned with the benedic-
ton by DR.. T. T. Thompson. " .---- -5,--
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Police court,

Three drunks and the usual fine to-day.
John Allen, oolored, for an assault on William
Trusty. was required to pay the costs and to give
bail 10 5000 10 keep the peace.
Three colored women, pensioners upon the
Government. from McDonough, became drunk
and disorderly about the depot, yesterday, and
we're marched up to the cells where they we're kept
until evening aud then sent down to their homes
BY the 6.25 train.
Charley Brown, for an assault on Charles Null
len, was fIed % and costs, and required to give
bail in 5000 to keep the peace. -.
Henry Woodley, for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct, was hnod % and costs. and bound
over in $500 for his future good behavior.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05

Two trains on the Hudson River Railroad came
into collision at Tivoli yesterday morning. Both
engines and baggage cars were badly damaged,
anu a fireman named Major was killed.
public schoolhouse at Fort Wayne, Ind,
Sas burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000. One
hundred and thirty pupils were in the school
when 1t caught lire, but all marched out in
Oider, under the direction Of the teachers.
.,,, Barney" Campbell, Of Wilkesbarre, and
Harry harry Hicken, OF Philadelphia, INDUCED in q
prlze light, at Golfers, W. ". yesterday morn
lug After one hour and a half Of brutal
fight. eSeeft-
:. Inc Second Connecticut Regiment, which wal
" have joined in the Inauguration parade, die
pot po reach Washington until it was over. The
resident, therefore, sent word to their head
'nem this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Philadelphia Topics.
Col. Woods bird show continues.

Col. Woods bird show continues.
The reduction Of the force at the Custom
House makes saving to the government OF
$4,000.
Tomorrow night, DIR. Hayes will talk about
the Polar regions, in the Star Course, at the
Academy. cold subject TO fire an audience.
Miss Agnes Ethel was robbed OF jewelry and
awatch, worth 81 900. at the Continental Hotel
ast week. Miss Pauline Markham lost S4O0 at
her hotel room.
The Press opines that if there is an increase
Of honesty, with the increase of salaries agreed
upon by both Houses OF Congress, tho people
will not grumble.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
lEaths.

ERB.-on Saturday, March 1st, Jacob Erb, aged u
years. 10y
ERB. .-on Aonday, March Sd, Leah Erb, relct OF
Jacob Erb, aged 6T years.
This aged couple were separated on this earth by
but the snort interval OF twJ days They removed
Few years ago from Lnncas,er Co., Pa, TO VIII
mington. Here they were not generally known but
among their few acbaaintances were regarded as
w estimable people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, March 5.
Probabilities For the Middle States, North
West and Southwest Winds rising temperature
and clearing weather.
REPoRTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.. ..+r
WnMNaTos, Del, March, 9Th, 10 A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Snow
ature Of Baron Point Fall,
ITO 9O.66 in. 4150 West. 0. in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
The nIodoc 1reaIy.

1t will require several days to complete the
treaty with the Modocs, which will then be sub
@Nted for approval at Washington. Captain
Jack asserts that his people are not to blame
Tor killing settlers, the latter began by killing
one of his squaws and children. The feeling of
the settlers IN the Modoo country Is against a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
WILMINGTON, DEL, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5, 1873

of public duty and the obligations Of personal
friendship alike require that shall be as CON
conHiderate ae lust, and as impartial as the lot
OF humanity permits, To the Justice, generosi-
ty and friendly regard of Senators I frustfully
appeal for that counsel and encouragement.
that forbearance and indulgence, which am
sure / shall often require as your presiding Of
fcer." iT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PmLADELPHTA, March 5.
Cotton better demand 2O9(@2ls{. Flour bet
ter demand; extra S6 25 Penna. Ohio, Indiana
extra family $8 1909 25; rye lour quoted S4. as,
Wheat dull ; red 92@95; amber 9509S No. /,
spring 70@72 Rye S5 for State. Corn frmer
yellow 58@50 white IS. Oats good demand I,
for prime white 48@50, mixed 47@48. Provi-
S0nS sctve saIss1 new mess PORK iosSiS Lard
nol1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
England

VISIT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON TO VICTORIA.
LONDON Mar. s.
The son of the Emperor Napoleon paid a visit
to Victoria, yesterday. 1888
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05

We give elsewhere, by telegraph, the proceed
ngs, at Easton, to-day, Of the Wilmington NJ.
E. Conference. Though at IA very considerable
expense, we prefer to have the news forwarded
by telegraph, since waiting for the mails would
cause two days delay in publication.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
Algeria.

700 FRENCH TROOPS SURROUNDED BY 10 900 ARABS.
PAsIs, March 9th.
A despatch from Algeria reports that body
OF seven hundred French troops were surround
ed by ten thousand Arabs, and arein imminent
danger or rapinra .i,s,
Reinforcements have been despatched to their
relief but it is feared they would be too late.