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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

FESTIVAL AT LANDENBERG.-A Strawberry
Festival will be held at Landenberg for the BEN
eft of the NJ. Z Church at that place on Sstur-
day afternoon and evening the 21st instant. NJ
doubt the Strawberries and cream though alto
gether secondary to the social spirit displayed.
will be much appreciated. Every lady should
90 by all means, and enjoy herself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Germany.

THE HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR IMPROVING.
BERLIN, June H.
The health of Emperor William is improv
g, aud it is expected lie will soon regain his
an al health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
THIRD EDITION.
The Fire King.
AssAouusrrrs TOWN BURNING.

MASSACHUSETTS TOWN BURNING.
PHnADELPHIA, June II.
DIRE is raging in the town of Westboro, fit-
teen miles from Worcester. which threatens the
destruction of the whole town. The entire fire
department of Worcester has been sent to the
scene.
LATER DEsPATCH-THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
WORCESTER, June II.
The fire at Westborough has destroyed Eagle
Block and other wooden structures. The
amount OF the loss is not stated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

The courthouse and all the records OF Green
county, Arkansas were burned on the night OF
the 18th inst.
All the Modoc prisoners have been removed
under strong guard to Fort Klamath.
The Baltimores defeated the Washingtona at
Washington, yesterday, by score OF Z to 6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

New HAnNEss.- Water Witch Fire Com
pany. with true regard for the comfort OF theii
handsome span of horses, have had made for
them . light eet Of summer harness. James
Conner made them, and they are q specimen OF
fine workmanship.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

BASE BALL.-The Quickstep Base Ball Club
have reorganized for the.sesson and the secretary
stated that they adhere to the claim of being the
champions. Any party or parties wishing to en-
Ter into contest for the championship are no.
tilted that all challenges to that effect will be ac-
oanfad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

TIE 'RELIABLE". .-R. Morrison, at 4OS Shipley
Street calls attention to the ''Reliable" Refriger-
ator, which he has for sale. 1t has no metal
lining, but hard wood. instead. It is claimed 10
be more economical in the use Of ice than others,
and il built on the radiatins principle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
The ROyRl Family

ozARowITz AND WIFE VISITS THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, June II.
The Czarowitz and his wife are visiting IL .
Prince of Wales, at Sandringham.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

liz FOR Repairs. Tho Steamer Francis from
New York. arrived. yesterday, at the docks of
the II. & H. Go. She will be hauled out for
thornnph ranaira
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
The Central Pacific.

TEE SALE OF HUNTINGDON q HOPKINS INTEREST.
SAN FRANcIscs, June IT.
The sale Of the Huntington d Hopkins interest
in the Central Pacific R, r., to Sharon and 9th
ers Ia confirmed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

The Norwegian bark Astor from Havana for
Havre, has put into Hampton Roads, with yellow
the passage, % and her captain and three men are
now i'll oft, b 1t recovering.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

TEE CITY TREAsURERsHIP.-Francis Vincent
ESQ.,. announces himself candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Bity Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

POSTPONED The meeting of citizens opposed
to the action of City Council. in the park pur-
chase, for this evening, has been postponed. on
Cchancellor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Auction sales.

L. W. Stidhain 4 Son, will sell the household
and kitchen furniture of the late Abraham Boys,
at No 4lO East Attn street, on Monday next, June
23d at ten O'Clock, a. m.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
The Danger Commenced.

IFIOH lHe F'Idua' I5uBeTi UunO IFl
Fire crackers are exploding already, in warn
ing to the community that the Fourth of July is
coming. and that every one should be on the
watch to prevent danger of fire from these and
other pyrotechnic instances. Already two seri-
ous fires have been caused in New York by fire
crackers. This dangerous amusement ought to
be vigorously redressed, and all good citizens
will second efforts of the Mayor and his police
officers in enforcing the city ordinances on the
-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Grace Church Sunday School goes on picnic
to Mt Cuba tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

The regularly fortnightly meeting OF the Man
sgers OF the Board of Trade will be held this
evening. at the rooms, at 7,l5 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Cems..ercInI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, June II.
Cotton firm at 1916020l4 Flour dull, super.
fine $4500475: extra, SIS rs; State Ohio and
Indians extra family. S4.74Ca5 80. Rye Flour
dull at "a So Whsat dull and settled red
$1.57; amber al .6601 So white s1.70@f.78 ;
Rye dull at SOC. Corn weak, yellow b6@b8 ;
mixed Western 55@58 Oats less active white
80 mixed 45@49. Whiskey quiet, at s41S@e5.
Gold 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Philadelphia.

WOUNDED MAN DIES OF MS INJURIES.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
John Murray who was injured by the bursting
Of fly wheel, at Robbins & Sons Rolling Mill.
last night, has since died of his injuries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
Marriages.

RDS-MORTIMER.-Thi day. Tuesday, june
IL, by Rev. James Waters MT John Edwards, Jr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
LOCAL AEEAiRR.

DrvGDEND.-The Delaware r. n. Co., have de-
clsred dividend OF per cent. payable on ant
after JnlY Ist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
China Gaming to AmcrIcn.

TwENTY-NINE THOUSAND CHINESE EMIdRANTs ON
THE WAY TO CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, June II.
Twenty-seven steamers are reported in Chi
nese waters, waiting to bring twenty nine thous-
aud emigrants to California.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT or THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. June 16.
Probabilities For the Middle states, very gen.
orally clear and cooler weather and fresh and
occasional brisk North and East winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
The Clayton House

ARRIVALS UP 10 1.30 p. NJ. TODAY
John ]. Daley, Philadelphia.
VIM. Middleniss,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
MEwLIN KEITHLER,

Sole Agent for w. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING W0UD introducing u nre lighter in every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal shavings or
paper.
The wood is all dried in Kilns and IL perfectly
dry and free knots. Families will find II very
economical Try 1t and be convinced. Also wood
BY the harrel. OtiCe md Yard,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
and and Market Streets.
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples. Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from chaflng the infamed surface. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
9'-N i. BRINGHURST CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
DAj(1 Gpatas<ttjA[.
LENkINs = ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. .PubIishsF.
sw-For TERMS, Ete, See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
SUccUs BELLADoN. coNii.

Hyosciami OF English manufacture Eitrite
Anvil Aethyiden Chord OF Chlora-th thyl Phlorid.
zin, ChlorAcetic Acid, Scher;ngB Xyol, Gobules OF
Apial, drops each. French Capsules of Sandal
Wood, 10 drops each; Capsules (Schering'sl OF Xy0l
and many other comparatively rare chemical ana
Il. BRINGHURST 4 CO.'S
Garner SiXth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
,u1HE .RELrABLEn REFRreERArOR,

TEyHE " RELIABLE" REFRTGERATOR,
IL the only one in the market that has ne zinc lining
to corrode and is guaranteed to give better sathfac
tion than any yet Introduced.
It is lined throughout with HARD WOOD, and is
the only built on the radiating princiole being
80 constructed that 1t will consume less Ice and
keep provisions longer than any other.
'-A ADO $50 '' '- ''' r. MoRRI SONS,
Is11-1m 40s shlpley Street.
VyHE CHOICEST esA.Ds OF AZ.
To be had in the city, and at the LOWEST prizes.
mag be found at
el1 (six KlaVan) Market 81,
Aiss, Best prepared EEookiuE- Bird Feed,
only - cents per bottle.
jsls-sod W. N. CHANDLER.
Now IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR
FRUIT JARS
ready. And in doing go. see that you get the best.
THE RESERV0TR FRUIT JAR.
is the Cheapest, Bsst. easiest to open and close.
Warranted reliable.
MONEY, TIME AND LABOR SAVED.
Mason's Improved Jars. Also, Beauty jelly Tum-
Tnmblerh at
SP Rim RS,
NO. IL, Z. SECOND STREET. WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE marlI1y
DRIMR COFFREs
Il and Choice Teas
snfisfactIOn tauaran'eed ne 10 Prise and
and Quality.
BOWMAN,
SECOND and KING STREETS.
DicHic GOODS.
ENGLISH PICKRLs, PICKLEo AND COVE oYs-
ters Sardnes, Deviled Han, Tongues,
and Turkey, Dundee, Marmat
ade Jellies, English
Biscuits,
ETC.
At Lowest Prices for best goods.
BOWMAN.
Second and King;
DURE WINES, ALEs AND LIQUORS,
for family use.
BOWMAN !cond and King,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
NN EDICINAL WATERS

And Gelatine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
ministertng remedies Of dlsagrReabe odor unpieaB-
ant Taste or ape To irrltate the tnautn or tnroaS
K BRINGHURST 4 co
Corner Sixth and Market strett
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17

DURE WINES, ALEs AND LIQUORS.
for family use,
BOWMAN, s.cond and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-17
FIRST EDITION.
THE MARYLAND EDITORS.

THEIR 5TH ANNUAL REUNION AND EXCURSION
FROM BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND AND THE WHITE
eULPHUR BPRINas-scEEEs ALONG THE wAY-AG-
RICULTUnE IN THE 'oLD DOMINION" THE O. q
o. II. R.-THE SPRINGS, ETo.
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EVENING STAR.
Ccu. VISION Yesterday. Proceedings.

srSa TE.-Aftor our reroSt closed
W. Nv, advocsted the TN Tor building ten
SCAM ,fsss4 Of war, eulogixing the navy. AMI
=, ..,',:S - on the national navy.
Al, 1snfe tsc,. -ht that siN vessels additional
vonid he snoS9s. and that there was greater
ned Of sdst'ena, ia more wac A. f pIS%s'e oar
Mr. StorI1nr replsrs 20 the Argument Of Mr.
Hamilton, and ooatsuA ~ ,a e s sS S"re Psas,
cain without n@s.s q at of other eoaHtr,,.
NC had better abolish q ala sesher. 49,,
Mr.. Morrill, (Meg argued 'iaFo, oi the e'it.
Mr.. Raysrd vss not syefs W '"S "'' oes
thought It toe indetr'te in tern .,sao,
sdjearncd.
HOUSE.-After our report clos~A
Mr. Young l6a-l offered birl to p W ce s .ss
Officers in the south Who tcok the Gems. OF iss
such sums a. may be found 90 ~ due h EN- Tor
services then rendered Passed.
Mr.. Cotton (lOwal moved 20 suspend the rics
80 a. 10 make Il in order when she rS-t en-,
appropriation bill Il all be under eoisideratilss
20 Offer an amendment providing that after July
4, 1853, lCttcT-caTTicrs shall b. cmislOynd in ar
cities having twenty thousand inhasitaatS ani
apIropriating Sioo,eoS therefor. The motioa
Wa agreed TO.
GOAT IsIASD.
Mr. Randall pa offered a long preamble in
relation % the Goat Island hill. reciting that a.
passed. tie House under misapurch.nsiOn OF
the facts that san Francisco has since accorded
certain desired privileges to the Central Pacific
railroad, &c, and closing with resolution re-
questing the Senate 20 return the bill which for
merly passed the House. The House refused 10
suspend the rules and pas the resolution by
yeas 81 nays 20, two-thIis not voting in the
affirmative.
UNION PACIFIC rATLnoAn.
On notion of Mr.. Palmer Iowa. a resolutions
wa adopted directing the Secretary OF War 20
report to the House the amount OF money paid
by the gov ernment 20 the Union Pacific railroad
in each fiscal year since iSoG for transportation
Of troops, and what the cost OF transportation
would probably have been ii the road had noe
a1- hat
General report the amount paid the said road
since June 20, iss6, for transporting the mails.
with an estimate OF what the probable cost
would have been II the road had not been con-
structod.
BANKEUrT ACT.
Mr.. Bingham (Ohio), from the com mittee on
Judiciary, reported a bill O. amend the bankrupt
act, when Mr.. Hazleton wis., offered a. a sub
sttute a bill repeating the bankrupt law abso-
lutsly. The substitute was adopted by a vote oC
Ia 20 t0.
Adjourned at 40.
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DIED.

DOWNS. On the 2gh instant. ~ N O'Clock n. m. /,
oftyphoid fever, j. CLAYTON DOWNS, aged -
years and months.
vited TO attend the funeral from the Residence 81 has
parents No. ga i street southeast, on Thursisy,
the sd instant, at O'Clock. q
EGAN On the morning # the 2th january, 1873,
JOHANNA EGAN, aged - years.
Funeral from her late residence, corner 81 and
streets northeast, on "Wednesday at o'clock D. IN.
Friends IL the family are invited GO attend. a.
HARMON. On the 2th January, ls3. at N O'clk
a the residence Of his parents, 6Jh street,
Georgetown, EDWARD LAWRENCE HARMON,
below ed son of John l.. and Charlotte Harmon aged
Year,, months, and IL days.
Funeral will take place froIa West Georgetown N.
4. Church, "Wednesday, January -. AT 3o'ciock o..
m. The friends Of the family are cordially invited
to attend the funeral seryice.
YOUNG. On the morning Of the Isl inst ant, at
7:So clock, wM. YOUNG, aged s. years, one u the
soldiers OF the Ct 1s12
Hi. funeral will take place af Rylaai Chapel. cor
ner of 10th and u streets southwest, ON 20 morrow
"Wednesday afternoon, AT O'Clock. His friends are
invited to attend.
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The Trial Of Mrs. wharton.

AN INTERESTING STAGE oF THE PRoCEEDINas.
The Wharton tiai NJ Annapolis yesterday
reached a most Interesting stage. Ten witnesses
were examined ON the part OF the prosecution,
siN Of whom testified i'm the ketchum- Wharton
trial, among them Deputy Marshal Frey who
first placed Mrs. Wharton under arrest The
only new facts developed were the evidence cd
Mrs Charles Fnck, sistcr-in-law of Van Ness,
who testified 10 tasting mLk on Sunday alter
noon. the 18th of June, which was brought from
a refrigerator in Mrs. WhaTtonis cellar 10 be
given to Van Ness. The milk, she said. when
tasted, Wa bitter gail Mn. Wharton then
brought fresh milk, which witness tasted anl
found sweet. About twenty minutes afteTward
WITNESS WAS TAKEN SUDDENLY SICK
with extreme nausea and vomiting, aud called
i'm physician. Mrs. Wharton came where she
was and assured her there was nothing i'm the
milk, n she had tasted 10 herself.
Harry W. Rogers testified 20 Mrs. Wharton
going 90 his Office on the 9TH of July. the week
succeeding the death of General ketchum and
illness of Van Ness, and attempting 90 procure
his Endorsement TO
NOTE FOR Sll.oOo,
which note she said she had arranged to bs
cashed by other parties, and from the proceeds
of which she proposed 30 pay witness $1,000 for
his name or indorsem ent and $500 on over
due note of Mrs. Wharton held by witness. In
the course OF the conversation she stated that
her income was sll,oo0 per year. The negOti-
ati0ns for his Endorsement continued until the
following Monday, by which time he had deter
mined not to indorse. when Mrs Wharton urged
him TO carry out the tran; action This ne finally
declined. After further conversation MR.
Wharton told witness she would receive 49, 0o
from Philadelphia i'm n few DAYS, and IL no
would come up ON Thursday she would paw tho
note held by him. Witness went upon Thurs-
day, when he found
MRS. WHARTON IN GRFAT TRoCBIR.
and she remarked, '.If You had indorsed that
note of mine | would have been or. However.
IL would have made no III ference, a. they would
have brought me back" His note not paid.
General George ID. Wise reiterated his testi-
mony of the former trial. IL is 10 the effect OF
Mrs. Wharton negotiating a loan through him
for s11.o on the 9Th Of July.
Professor Aiken was next called TO the stand
and reiterated his testimony I'm regard 20 his
analysis of the sediment found in the tumbier.
Aiken came TO the stand loaded down with small
Walls containing an analysis of choral, gelse
mine, milk punch and tartar emetic In solution.
and precipitate, which he exhibited 20 the court
and jury. IL will be remembered that Mr.. Aiken
failed TO produce an analysis of sediment on tho
the court adjourned.
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA CAN'T AGREE on
THE EASTERN QUEsTION.-The British gov
eminent IL fixed in its resolution 20 place a neu-
trail belt between India and the Russians ny
guaranteeing the independence Of Afghanistan.
A special envoy who was sent from ST. Peters
burg 20 London 70 propose that am arrangement
should be MADE for a common policy toward the
wild tribes OF Central Asia, has been unsuccess-
full i'm his mission. After a soiourn OF only two
or three DAYS i'm London. he has returned home
In order To prevent the remote contingency of
British trade in India being injured by the ad
vance of the Russians. the British government
has determined TO prevent all commercial inter
course with an extensive territory beyond its
borders.
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FROZEN To DEATH WITHIN TWO HUNDRED
YARDS OF SHELTER.-Mnnesota papers give
many terrible incidents connected with the late
storms. One party, engaged in clearing the
railroad track, eight miles below st. Peter,
discovered, nearly buried in the snow, double
team of horses and a sleigh. in which were
seated two men, wrapped in robes aud inclosed
in buffalo oSerc0ats, and frozen stiff. The meu
sat perfectly upright, aud were within 200 yards
of the station building.
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~ Mrs. McMullen, of Moline, H., burnt he-
bedstead the other night TO keep her children
from freezing.
~1he ladies of Kansas City think the prac-
tice of keeping open house ON New Years rather
monotonous. One lady received six calls from
the same gent, during the day, who would have
called again if his legs had not gone back ON
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TNITED STATES MARsHALls SALE.

In virtue OF writ Of heri fscias issued from the
Of Columbia and 10 directed, viii SELL public
District, on fHURspxY, the ga day Of gaDusry,
1873, at IL O'Clock m, all VIM. @. Phillips right,
Of McGinnis' subdivision Of No. ga Beginning at
the southwest corner Of said Lot No. So north Is feet
Inches, and west iso feet inches to the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. Seized and levied upon the prop
ery of VIM G. Phillips, and will be sold to satisfy
execution No. $50, In favor Of Samuel Cease and
Phillips, kdwin r. Hight, Z. 7; Aistrog and 4. II.
Dudley. ALEX. SHARP,
I2-dts o. s. Marshal, D. @.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFFEh NOON.
by cREENg& WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,,
II NO 1Ool. northwest corner 10th aad ID sire


TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Ar AUCTION, BRICK HOlfSE
ON ELkyLNTH STREET SOUTHWEST
- By virtue of 3 deed If trust, dated Jupe es.h
1871, RECORDED in Liber sss. folio q, Of the land
records Of asliington county, District Of Col
cured thereby We will sell az public snciios, the
premises, ON TUESDAY, January 91st, 1873, AT 3
9'elo.k ths follow ing described properly named
u said deed All that piece or parcel o. ground in
Washington city, District Of Columbia, known o.
part Of hot seven F), in square t3b three hundred
and MY three, beginning for the same .. point
hundred feet and three inches south from the north
west angle Of said square, ard running south along
lfh street southwest nineteen feet nine iBch- thence
east ninety nine feet ten and . half inches, thence
north fifteen feet eleven inches, theme west fifty
feet eight and half inches thence north three feet
thence west fifteen feet eight inches thence nor,
eleven inches, thence west thirty feet six inch
to the beginning, including alley on the north side
until an alley shall be opened in the rear
Terms: onethir cash; balance in and II months,
secured by deed 81 trust the property, and notes
bearing interest NJ the Of ten per cent per an
nun, pay able semi annually. $500 down when the
property il struck off, All convey ancing At purchas-
ers cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with
within DAYS from sale, the trustees reserve fhp
right resell the property the risk and cost OF the
detauitng purchaser by giving three days notice in
some newspaper In said city.
P A DARNEiLLE, trustees
Jo-eots GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucis.
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PIANOS. &c.

TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS-Foy Par
L tees and Mwssoai Entertainments. -Al--
ways receives the most prompt and satisfac- ~ =
tory attention by q. L. WILD & BRO, 42OvJytv
llth street, northwest corner of Pennsyly ana
avenue, for the past twenty years well known as
practical Piano and Musical Instrument Makers and
Repairers. Dealers in Pianos and Musical Instru-
ments generally. is
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TOMORROW.

DY W. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORy SALE BY
AUCTION OF AN ELEGANT STOCK or
FIRST CLASS SILVER PLATED WARE AND
ENE Cutlery, CONSISTING IN PART AS
AND BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED
12O wATER-COOLERS AND ICE-PITCHERS
lao CAKE BASKETS, ALL NEW DESIGNS.
DINNER, BREAKFAsf, AND TEA CAS-
TORS, VASES, BOUGUET-HOLDERs; CARD
kECEINERS, G0BLETS, MUGS, PICKLE
CASTOR, AND CELERY DISHES; TEA AND
And Berry bIsks
ALI. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
SPOONS, FORKS, SOUP, OYSTER, GRAVY,
AND GRAN LADIES, PIE, CAKE, AND
ALSO, FINE LINE OF IVORY MANDLED
~ The above goods will be sold within our
January %, commencing at 10: 80 O'Clock
and are from the well-known manufactures
OF Rogers Brothers. Meriden Silver Plate Company
Wettier Manufacturing Company. and other stand
ard makers.
Parties in want Of such goods should not fail to at
tend, as II is the finest assortment Of plated and
fine cutlery for sale in this city. All goods war
ranted as represented BY the arcti1neer;
A UCTION SALE OF C9UNTERs, SHELVING
The Shelving, six Walnut top Counters and two
fine Siiver-plafed Show Cases formerly the property
Of W. II Brett, will be sold ct auction on WEDNES-
DAY, Jan. 22d. at 81 O'Clock D. M. at the Store
No. $50 street, between 9Th and 10Th.
JAMES GUILD, Auct.
js0-2t SAM. SAMSTAG, Salesman.
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CARPENTER, BUILDER,
CON RAG TO =.
tx rae sUPRE AZ c SSgBJ ~ fnE DIsrRICl

In the case 81 Benismis Charlton. Is. executor Of
THOMAS aAyENNHR, deceased, the executor
si0rssssd ~, Stsh Tie sgroSssios q - sapss@e
Sd sAfynDAY TIE 1th dsy q January, 4. p. laS,
for the fnel settls4snt and diszeufien Of the Isr
hand, ne far q the sans ksSe Sses eoilecssd and
t.rnsd into money When ssd whsre 81 the srs1,ses
wise q hv = ssslndel from al bsestt "a 80 a.
pablsSei oscs ssss for three esks in the Even.
'ss sa :ss' ''s + Nj asf sss~ OWNS.