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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-10-25
Commercial Importance Of the South Ses
Islands.

An earnest struggle for commercial supremacy
in the Polynesian Archipelago is quietly progress
ing. England, the United States, France, and
Germany are the chief competitors. Australia,
as representing England, is really master of the
situation, but her power is being jealousy check
mated wherever possible. The resources oF the
Samoan or Navigators' Islands, the Society Isl
ands, the Fits, etc., are immense, but as yet par
TALLY developed. Ten or a dozen years ago the
trade of the Navigatorss Islands was limited to an
occasional call from a whaler. But in 1869 there
were l3 ,472 tons of shipping entered and cleared
at Samoa, of which 5,402 were British, $500
American, 1920 German, and l,150 Tahitian.
In 1872 this total had increased nearly fifty per
cent. Already the trade of the Fills, which was
open to anybody a few years ago, is being monop-
oiized by the Australians. The French and the
Germans have also been striving to secure a share
elsewhere, but hitherto without much success.
Neither nation is popular, if we may apply the
expression, in that part OF the world. The
French are virtual possessors of the Society Isl
ands, and the home government has its official
representatives at Tahiti. The trade between
the Fits and Australia is very large, and Sydney
reaps a rich harvest therefrom.
The American public has but little actual and
practical knowledge of the Polynesian Archipela-
go, and the NeIrS Letter, which is an interna-
tional journal, has taken a deep interest in the
South Sea Islands and desires TO have reliable in
thereupon. Hence our correspondent,
Mr. B. Adonis, who sails to-day for Honolulu,
win from there proceed to the archipelago. He
is a gentleman who, Invested of all preJudices,
viii be able to give our home and foreign readers
accurate and truthful accounts of the resources of
of the islands, their people, habits. and customs.
viii be the frst Journalist from these shores
who visits the distant and interesting islands in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-10-25
published By Requsst)
GOOD TEMPLARISm:
An Exposition of the Order.

CempileG By The Rev. Frank firth. Of sydney.
New SSuth WaIes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad HsuE.-
raln.a LalYE wnHNeroE.

fRAns LBAvB wuMnsaf0E.
FoT ges Hork-LsO. l1.lp, a. m; lAl7, 644 p m
Sundays, i.S5 3 m
For PAtIadelpAAa-i.s5, ais. ITO, e1o 10e5. 10.so
1l,49 & m. l212 800, 400. q e4A ItH, 10.sz p. n.
Sundays 1s5 q M, 8 %, Gs0, and 1924 .. N
For RalttnaSra--lao o. aa8 and l0.iFs q N. 12.65,
l,as, ala (e.40 for Port Deposip and 7. .2S p. N
FsT tie Detaurare r. h-1Aoo, ana la1O .. m.
eso ,. m. No Sunday tFainA.
FT Hes. castis-s 30 9. IN, LIS, $50 ?. m Sun
foT COaissvsIss-s.so, A. N. and and P. Il Sun
davs ct as. A. N. The nTst two run through %
F@ v &W. r. R-QMarkst st.. Dspot,l 100
10 20 q m, and hsb p. m. Sundays, as A M, and
400, D IN.
For Perm uis-6a 20 P. NJ. Specially
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON
la40 T. $50, and l0Ab, II. IS q N. ia1b as0, 90
AOO, 10 90 o. 9.s0 and LILO p Sundays 500
N. and DIS p. IN and l1s0 p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AZ WELLINGTON,
From Phitadslphia-l2a21 1 bs, 8 $50 IS, 9.bs q IA
p. IN sunday 1249, l.5s and s.s5 a N, and 10b'
D. IN.
From Dsiassars R-aOO, Il 80 a. m, aud q. q
Prom ". r r. R-slb and ll.s0, q m and q
p. n. sundays atS, P. NJ. The ais a m only rum
From v. q ". r. R-(Market st.. nepop 1.bo a
m. 90 and 500 N Sundays, IA 45 and as p. m
From RT viAe-S ca m, lSpeciaD
- Zee time tables for further parJicularG
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
RrnpesaIs.
DROPGsAIsa WANTED ,.,,
HKALTH DEPARTMENT..
ItMlHGrOF, Sept 2ad, 16Ta.

HAH0RHsAIl4 WANTHD
HEALTH DEPARThRNT
ILMiHeT0E, Sept asd, 1873.
Tn rursuapoa Of Article sixth OF the Code oT Reg-
.aefus respecttnR the cleansing OF the cesBpOOs OF
Inc citV adopted by the Board of Health, beniem-
her 1qfb inst the Committee on Contracts ana -
eense hereby invite
SEALED PROPOSALS.
From responsible parties, for the removal of al
nght soil within the territorial mits OF the Oily or
dlstrct. The proposals 70 STATE the names oI tne
actual responsible parties; the prob Die number OF
eartE TANKS or vehicles and teams they viii ut ln-
n service and the names Of two bona fde sureties
eaoh in the sum Of one thousand $1,000 dollars as
snsrantee for the prompt ami faithful pei ance
~ me work The entire work to BE- done free OF
anV and all costs or expeRse TO the city.
he PARTY or psEties 10 whom IN" contract 70 40 the
WORK a given will D. Ruaran eed by the Boari the -x-
elusive right to AL aud everf part Of the territory
or limits embraced in the agreement for term q
three years, subject 70 the terms and conditions
embraced in the C5de % Regulations OF the BoHdi
copies OF WhicH may ne had upon apple tton 70 the
undersiRned, at mis- ONCE, Market street
The proposals must state the probable time at
which the parry parties will be ready 70 execute
the contract and commence the work. Also, lhe
particular method they will adopt In cleansing,
whether BY buckets machinery or otherwise.
All proposals must be addressed 70 the uuHer-
signed al his once, No. B. journal Building blh
Market Street. and delivered at or bel re ~ OIL ck
noon, on Saturday September STth inst and en-
dorse = +" Proposals for Cleansing Cesspo-ls"
BY order OF the Board Of Health.
Chairman OF O, mmittee
aep29bt Contracts and II .enee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
M. n. CHILD 3 co.,
Real Estate Agents and COuveyauCeTsl
Omce, No. 4, W. 9Th street,

Wilmington Delawares
Offer The following Real Estate at Private Sale. on
terms 10 suit almost any person, either with small
or large means;
N,.I one three-atorv brick on 3. W. Cor. sth |
and w shingtoH streets, wi all the modern I'M /
No, Il one three. story brick 93l East 4th 81.
No. 3 one two-stOry brick Cor. Locust and raJ-
No 4. cne two story brick. Cor. 18th and Tat |
nall. with all the modern improvements and
No 5. one two story brick, 1911 Tatnal st.. 8
No. g. One three story brick. 7O9 TatnAl st., .
No. I. One two story brick iaaa TatnAn st.,
No 8. One thres-s'ory brick. iOGi Tatnan st.. IL
NOS No. . Three ,wo,story bricks. Lincoln St., be-
tween ls'h aod IAN, rooms each "a u a., q, nit,
all the modern improvements. -
No ii. one three story br OK, b,9 W 9Th st, with
side yard Possession Sept 2oth, 1873
no. H. One ihree-storS Urick No. AL East 9Th St
Pc cssesaon iInmedia'e, pri ,e low.
No, 10. Two Three-story bricks, No 1919 and 1891
W. 4th st. .-,. ~. ,oo- ,,..,,..
ton 1t with fr mt and side yards and all the mod
No. is. Two tw '-story frame houses, on Scott st.
between l4th and 10th. Lots 2oxlOJ It rooms
No. 49, Two two-story brlckI on Lowering Ave-,
between Lincoln aud scott Sts, with front and side
No II. One three.story brick dwelling on King
| st between slh aud 9th, with all the modern i'm
| proyements, also stable.
No. Is. one three story brick, All King st.
No. 1S One three story lex W. 9Th ST., near the
No. 20, Three three story bricks, l94l, lR4i. 1916
| Po lar bt., six rooms each.
| No qi, one three story brick, No. 100 Jefferson
| st. Terms verJ easy and location good.
| No. W. A hal square Of ground between 12lh and
18th s,s., fronting on West, cur6ed and graded -.
No. 2s. A farm in BrandYwine Hundred OF 6s
| acres one in Chrisiana Hundred OF about lln
acres and several smaller tracts. one Of ab Mt 80
acres without buildings, about one mile from city
lin towards New Castle. Besides the above we
Owe US a call and DO not fail to attend all our
public sales. Nj. M. CHILD co.
Bepl9.Im
ENoR SALE OR RENT.-The Carriage Factory
ANU VI '1''"'''' WILLIAM H. WRIGHT.
sepl1,tf Corner of Water and Market
LNoR sALE.-Right secondhand tanks from b9l
T. 70 1900 gallons capacity, in goo, order Sold
sepiUtf TO shipley Street.
EON SALE.-second-h hand Cider Barrels, in good
s,pISea G5afr cheap us s. shiplsS sysfs Street
LOR sALe-A three story brick house. on a
u Jefers street, be ween Eighth and -
Ninth. For term'' &e'' apply 70 t9ourn4co
, sep6-1m Exchange building, WILL, Del
INOR SALE-A Horizontal Engine, cylinder II
II by SO inches, with Dimpfels patent boilers
All in perfect order. Sod because too small Car
be seen running for the nSxs ten qsys. Apply 70
} sep5 II 2Os W. Front Street.
IOiANOs FOR sALg-UHEAP. = One Knabei
Grand Square new aud b most valuable instru
Burns very nne-toned. For character OF instru
men aud prices, inquire of Prof j. L. Beggs,
Fourth street. Wilmington, , Del or OF poprpp
y sep9.I Delaware College, Newark bel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
societies.
MEETINGS TINS EyENINo

Asylum Lodge No. %, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, s of T., Nicola
ry's building.
Washington Division, No. 5, s. Of T., Fifth
ard Market streets.
Humanity Circle, b. U. G. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. OF p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. /, G. F., at Nicola
rvs building.
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, l. o. G. T., at 5th
and Market stTeets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Tape Worm Renewed with Head
ConnteIa


In a few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
pepsia and diBOrgauizatiOns OF liver are caused by
stomach and Other WORMS existing In the alimentary
canal have vegetable remedy which enectually
removes them and cleanses the liver and kidneys.
Numbers of prominent citizens Of Philadelphia, ,whU
have been trea ed for various d seAses-dyept psa,
consumption, bronchitis, female weakness dc -
can certify that my III atment has cured I'll IN and
tnat they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies ed, and no fee TIL
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-In tn 8 age OF In.
ventions II Is very remarkable, but mole Lne less
true, that the symptoms OF WORMS, disease OF tht
NEST dangerous character, are so little understood
by the medical mel Of ths preseut das. These
parasites undo rgO the st trsEs Ormatons.
They remain months and even years In the body
before they aIe fully developed. They only mature
In parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. IN the aimentary canal or lungs but
generally In the form r.
There are numerous kinds but the most dangerous
and by far the most difficult 10 remove Is the tape.
worm. This worm is constructed Of HAT pieces
which are connected to the head by very 1ne neck
The parasite s sometimes Unity feet long, but is ~
thin that the worm could be held In small bottle
The symptoms If this, as OF other worms, art
weakness ana irritation. Insanity is said in somt
instances has been caused by this dlsease.
To effect PEI feet cure the head OF the worn
must be removed I his is very dfcult to accom-
plisn. several eminent physicians have ony beer
troubled with tis 10 thsOme disc can 3Cured II
the short space OF three hours by visiting his Ctce
Dr. L. +. KUEKEI,No. f59 North Ninth street PIMA
dephiG, Pa. 4 he IOcIOr has been established II
business the last thirty Yeas and is no quack
Go SEE. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

FOR
A HEATER FOR HEATING THE CRY OFFICES
ON SIXTH STREET
will be received by the Committee on Public Buil1-
ings at the Clerks once until THURSDAY. Sept.
q5tb. at O'Clock p NJ, for furnishing q portable
h ater set up complete with ell the necessary con.
nee ions for heating tha building.
Ths contractor TO guarantee the hester t0 heat the
Treasurers once and two rooms In the second story.
For further Information apply at the Auditors
nice, NO. sk East kixth street, Second story
The Committee reserve the right 70 reject any or
nll bids W. II. fOUIK,
sep92 St Chairman Com. Public Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

t~-Rcv for Summer.-The Wirter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North west may moi
have ceased to blow, and our city tailors have al
ready made arrangements for Spring garments fol
the people. MIR. Johh Ii Nuhlhausen, at as King
street, especially. mas laid In beautiful STOCK ol
cOatinRs vestinRs cassineres &C, for Spring and
ready 70 receive orders from his usual well dressed
oustomerR He IL also having his store papered and
painted that every thing looks as bright and Iesf
~ new gold dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

E-SvIvan sprinys -Chas Kyle Proprietor This
pleasant place OF resort has been neaty ted up
Tor the reception Of individual visitors picnic ana
social partleB Ample accommodations for dancing
have been made, ana Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits &C., will De sold 70 all VINO desi them, No
intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground. He
will also continue his popular stand at Second and
Market, where the above named luXuIeA may be
had during the season; also, at his residence, sixth
and Orange, where he viii be pleased 10 see his
many friends and the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
N0TICE mol BUILDERS AND 01HERS,

WHRRtAs, It has come TO the knowledge OF this
Board, tina. builders and other Interested parties
are in the habit Of building privy wells without
ference to the requirements of An Ordinance OF tha
CITY In relation TO the size, depth, location, &c OF
the same, therefore
ResOlped. That the Street Commissioner be di ect-
ed 70 give the matter his prompt atten ion, To the
end hat the laws bearing thereon may be observed
In all cases.
mere certify that the above is a true and cor
rect copy OF preamble and resolution passed by the
Board of Health at stated meeting September Sth,
1873. WIN. s. HAYES Secretary
The attention Of all interested parties is called TO
the above resolution ID. ii. COYLE,
B+ptlBlOL Street Commlssi ner.
FENHIRD SERIES OF LOAN SToCK.-The HON
loan Association ia now Issuing third series
OF stOck-the 1rst payment due Fourth Friday, Sept
26th. subscrlptions for the remaining shares re-
ceived by NJ. VI. CHILD Treasurer, or by
K. T. TAYLOR, Secretary,
sept0 5O7 Market STREET.
NJ OTICE-A meeting OF The Shareholders of
~ Clayton Loan Association will be held at the
once OF Mr.. McCabe, at the cor.er OF Third and
irket on Monday, Sept. 22i, at s O'Clock 7. NJ.
M. L. LTCHTENSTElN,
sep6-tm Secretary, pro tenn.
NJ UTICE : HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION
~ Donations Of fancy or other articles for the
Home Table, at the coming Horticultural Kxhibl-
ton, viii he thankfully recei ed bV either OF the
nndersigned Committee: Mrs K. s. X Butler, s45
T"tnal street; Mrs Philip Quigsy, Gil King street
Mrs. q. WolssOn, SOL Washington sGreSt; NJ 8.
Geo. Richardson, 5l5 West street Hep4t9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
5nlitifal Nntifes.

yARD. respectfully present myself as candi: /:
date for sheriff, at the ensuing nomination OF
the Republican Patty, In New Castle Cennty:
II II. MCHULLIN,
septs i'm New Castle Hundred.
SHRhIFF ILTY CARn-I again offer myself as
= candida Q for sheriff of New Castle Co.; SUD-
iect TO the decision OF the Republican party.
sep4u JAMES MAtTlN.
OARD.-CAPT. q. n GALLAGHER will be can
j didate for sheriff Of new Castle County, SUD
iect TO the Republican nomination. sep8 u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
HF2nYHEEfIoEEp:
lfinF on the wind 8ones Of other years

"Fioating on the wind songs OF other years
Freshly come TO mind melting me 70 tear;
Every breeze that blows seemA haunted tone
WhispefnR words ike these:, John, dent for
aet 10 bring me & whole box .of hap1leyes fure
Ehite olive Soap to-day. l can't live without It,"
The shah Of Persia says he likes the Weed Sew.
fng hachine the best Of any.
.Advice 70 everybody that costs nobody anything
LOTIONS and cosmetics make superficial coating on
slsy destrucsiye Of me color texture and pabiity
OF the skin Itself. Wrinked. haggard and prema-
turely Old looking exactly describe the appearance
would bsve the clear rransparent healthy and soft
tinted cumplexion which nature gives IT from
pimplea, tan. freeklea all other Disbursements.
toilet Eesp ever manufactured Sold BY all dealers
At 10 and Is cents cake.
The Mikado compels sll 70 commit hari-kari
who uses any machine but the Weed
The Equitable Life Co., that for the past four
years has done q larger business than any other
company in the W0rd desires 70 secure the services
q not considered necessary. To the right men, who
mean business, this IA favorable opportunity for q
contract with the leading company t1 the country.
once, s2s Chestnut street, fhiadelphlA-
Queen victoria does all her family sewing on
the Weed Sewing Machine and the only fault shs
has 70 md with Il is that It runs so light t7at she
can't stop II Withou great deal Of dinculty.
Our mothers who were the best and tidiest
housewives in the world = except g our grand
mothersi-took especial pride IN the possession OF
rows OF tinware that Rlistened ike polshed mir.
ror Every article about their houses susceptible OF
polish, I'M uding the brass kn0ckeT, was regularly
frightened up until 1t fairly gllstened With tneii
rotten stone, etc. It was serious labor albeit one
OF love. Nova days, however, their daughters us
Sapoli0. and in one hour can polish more articles
and do It better then they could In wnoe day. il
you wish 10 excel your mothers in ths brRhtn IS o
your kitchen ware, use Sapo Ia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

NEwsPAPERIAL--The Rep,tblicon. OF yester
day, contained the following: The oldert edi
tors and printers. We do not mean in years, but
the date of following the business in this city
are Moses Bradford Henry II. Naff, and Fran
els Vincent. We have arranged them according
to the date of their seniority The former is one
of our Oldest and most esteemed citizens and 81
one time edited the Delaware 9dzette. We ar,
informed there is project on foot to start
Republican paper in Dover, and that Mr. Swig
gett will be the editor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
Summer 8fsurts.

GUNNER BOARDING.--ghe subscriber can ac-
= eommOdate a few families wishing board In
The country, az applied for soon) about miles fr m
Whining on on the Kennett Pike, at an elevation
of about 2S5 ieet above the Delaware thereby COM
manding pure and wholesome air. Kasy of access
being only minutfa' walk from Wilmington and
Reading Railr, ad and about 10 minutes walk from
Rising sun Depot of City Passenger Railway.
CALKB TAYLOR
je2l-tf Greenville, p O., Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

uY For LOts Of Appe ite, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
depression Of Spirits and general debility, in tneiI
varieui forms Ferro-i hosporated Elixir Of Casaya
made by CsswelL Hazard 4 Co, New York, and
sold by all druggists, is the best tonic AS stimu
liant tonic for patien recovering from fever or Oh
er sickness, 1t mas no .al, II taken during the
season. it prevents fever and ague and ether inter
mittent feyerf,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

HoRsE MALADY.-A curious disease is playing
sad havoc among the equines in some districts
of this (Someraet) county, which threatens to
battle the skill Of the most expert horse doctors
1t has made it's appearance at Princess Anne
IN De Als Island, at Rock Greek and other local
tiles The primary symptoms perceptible in
the animal are weakness and giddlness, accom-
panied by staggering, and in twenty-four hour,
death usually releases the dumb beast from suf-
ferng In point Of fatality the disease is sait
to exceed the famous epizootic. Eight or tel
horses have fallen victims to it within few day.
on Deal's Island and no eifecinal remedy for il
has yet been found -CrisfeM Ledder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

FRAME RAIsED.-Tho frame of the Christi
ana Iron Co.'s rolling mill on the Christiaua, a
ehort distance from it's mouth, was raised last
week The works will be quite immense, II we
may judge from the length Of time occupied in
the erection Of the frame. Several days we're
consumed in this work, and no time was lost ell
ther
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

A DEMOCRATIC BoLr IN WoRcEsTER COUNTY =
In Worcester county Md, certain members OF
the Democratic party have bolted the nomination
ard set up ticket Of their own, as follows; for
Clerk of the Circuit Court, John Bishop: for
Register OF Wills, George T. Bratten for Sher-
III, Stephen E. Mason ; for State Senator Curtis
W. Jacobs for the House OF Delegates, Alfred
ID. Merrill and William G. TTuitt for County
Commissioners, Uriah Shockley, Peter Hancock
Samuel Benson, John 8. Richards, William Cal
illus for Wreck Master, John Connor for Sur
veyor, VIM. b. Richardson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23


Owing To the general financial panic In the coun-
try, rendering It impossible for US to convert our
cnrltes into currency, with which TO meet the de-
a temporary suspension OF payment. eiuvlte our
creditors 70 meet at our ONCE. on Tuesday the 7th
OF Octob5r, at ~ O'Clock. At which time we will
present TO them q fun statement Of our assets and
sepgs It JOHN McLEAR SON.
NOTICE MASONIC DELEGATION smbers
~ participating in the dedlc .ton services OF the
new . emple, Ph ladep phia, next Friday, have
eeived notice that the dress to be worn Will be
siacE coat. pants and vest and black hat white
gloves aud apron. Information in regard to the
most appropriate boot or Ralter for this oc"a-ton
Will be given by BaocOck Bro 2O6 and 2Os NJ AZ
ket street, who will furnish members a1d others
the most approved foo covering for any occasion
et moderate advance on cost seIs-H
nj oTiCE = HORTICULTURAL FAIR. = Those
IN who made purchases AT the auCti N on SAtur-
faV evening, will please call at 500 Institute Build
| ing, aud settle their bills
And sll person having bills against the Society.
will plea present them at the sane place, previous
| TO Saturday. the 9th inst. sep123.'
NJ OF CE- CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ The Third Annu Il Meeting of the Stoc holders
o. the itizens Loan Association will he held on
Wednesday evening next, Sepf. 24th, at ~ O'Clock,
at which time the annual report win he submitted,
an election for onicers and Directors held and the
sepiS-5t = ''''- GEO C. MARIs. secy.
NOTCF-Th. annual meeting OF the stocRhold.
| ~ er~ OF the Home Loan Association will be he
Monday 2ld inst, in the usual place, Third and
Market, second noorj at ~ o'clock 7; M.
sepl6 TN i, TAYLOR, Sec'y
NoTICF.-A special rain will leave New Castle
lN for Wilmington on Thursday 25th inst at A.
NJ. to nnecJ Vith the New York Central Park Rx.
curaioD, provided SUN jient number OF NAMES tu
warrant II Is e at the Drug store OF Z. ClIALLEN
GER, IN New Castle. seplb-tf
NoTlCE-A. F. A. M-The Grand Lodge q
| ~ tf The Slate OF delaware A. r. A M, Will Ny
meet IN 'he Masonic Hall, In the city OF Wi-/N\
mlngton on WEDNESDAY,, the lst day of octo1er
1853. at l2 O'clock M. Annual communication.
j. p ALMOND, q. g.
Telard can, SUSSEX Journal BreakCatsr Ligh
please copy, and send bill W j. I'm z. Almond.
| .aNTI .lN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

8SALE OF A SToRE.-Mr. 7. Y. deNoi mandie has
sold his china and glass store. at No 800 Market
street, to Mr.. J. i. Kinney, Of Trenton, N. j
The price is withheld. Possession will be giver
December 1st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
New Advertisements, ,rhIu Day.

Notice-wm Thatcher
Boy Wanted-U Lemon
Peruvian Syrup-City Item
City Items-Vartons parties
Notice-Masonic dedication
Hardware-Trum 4 shaw
Notiee-John McLear a Son
candy and glass lrs for sale
For sale-Three stsry brick house
Change OF time taole-PeBna X X
Wanted-situAtiOn as child's nurse
Classes in Literature-Mrs william Pyle
Tale Of Household furniiure-Ozle Miller
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

~ 7HB ONLY PLACE
where ladies' can get s1ited in
EooPsKIRTs, CoRSkrs AND UNDERWEAR,
lBAt
FRANKS LADIES' EMPORIUM,
oil Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23

~ Eminent Men Of science have discovered thai
electricity and mAanetism are developed in the sys
TEN from the iron in the blood. This accounts fol
the debility, low spirits, and lack Of energy per
son fe ls when this vital element becomes reduced
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxideof iron, supplies
the blood with It's iron element and In the onF .eIu
In which Il u possible for II 70 enter the circulation
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-23
AottfEs.
OFFICE or joins McLBIR 4 Son.
WILMINGTON. Sent. 23. 1873,

AIOTICR-I will pay no debts uhlesj contracted
~ nv myself or by my written order.
sep93 at' VIM. THATCHER.