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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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3J2 &abaib apenne, GbicagO.
Der beriibmtefe 9pecialiit Ser Sebt3ett
IN 8c6anblung aller aebeimcn, 6ront.
16en uno urinarii6tn &rantbetten BET
6erlei @eiNledtS. Saamen>Grgilfe
Gas Nefultat su friber Snbiscretjon ODER onoere III,
laden er,ensen gterucuf j. apG63e, @4Emctamma oe.
oem @cieiidaft, sta8enimpGale, @eDamfsn.
fMwddbc, Wetlatt bet @~ounbarfcit, miro
ittcr gebetIt. && lit einIeu6tcno, bab elm Mr3t,
iuelber cine beltimmte Gtalie Srantbeiten iet 80 Sahren
Al ieinem Stuoinnl gcmoht un6 &auienbe pom 661eu
i6brlid t%ebanbelt, in leiner Specialitit qr6Bere Griabz
rnng bat, ais e;uer Der ali9smeiue Rrars hat. Serpor<
rd9enoe aerSte in bteier uno onoereu Stdbten erfenten
bteS an nno %empiebler Qotieuten an Or. Slim.
Dtelentaen, melde iir unbeiibar ertldrt Iino, llHo ers
inbt, porSuipredbeH ooer su ihrctber, nm oe5 DOCTORS
Nriibt nntnt9cltiid gu erBalten.
Die ouS9e3e;dnete mcoi}tn. iGe S6rttt. tlrltrtrt nit
straightforward Stablittbeu. wortn auSetitdnocr 9eiebt
piro, mer ~beiratben Fonn, porltnt ntht, mornm. Nte
6inberniiie fir cine 0eiratb. Dte 9tdtur, nrlade uro
Seiluno. geueIte p9piioto9ii6e @ntoedungen in Setreff
ser GrScuqnuo &C. uebermdsiGer 9eldle0tlider %Nmgdue,
bciicn l6Goli6e 6ol9en nebit 3tatblhld9e. @ei3te0tlide
@rIG6ptuna in mititereu noer lp6teren Nlter aus ireeno
melder llriacbe, uno mas III iolbem 6G1e 81 tbun lit.
ueber 0tnpleS I'm @efdt. Me5bolb bic Yeute feline ieite
@eiunb1eit baben. Gteles GSert 9ibt Musfunit, marmm
Der Ner6eiraibete ober iih SIT 8erbairatbenoe einen euten
urb ,u0erldipaen gSegweiier babcn ioute. 9erielbe
Dirb an trseuO cine Aoreiie, gut u~erieselt fir so Gents
fret 5Issianot. 1lep1StuwS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
8IttDeratftmae SMrd1
Gifes

rams. Oies 1T es mas beiber S0pinoz
lu9t t66li9 lit. IS fommt nt6t bor,
tpenn Bilions garbolateb NorDegian
Sob 2iper Oil gebrau@t tpirb. @arboz
Tic Qctb nerbin6ert bic 3erft0run9. 2es
bertbran ndbrt unb ftdrft. 9teie Conn
biuation tbut pofttbe 8unber iel6it in
BEN borgeridten Stobten Ser &ranfDett.
i8u baben BET alien Druggiften.
6lepltltp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

Mt@tt8 far Gt8arremfa5rifnn=
ten. Oienbrued beutf6e Gi9arren
WouIoS, 8reiien, Straps Ii. Suffers.
8retie ermdBtgt. George Suerlien, 22l
6. &arbolpbitraBe.
Observation-Disclosures
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

kENTArprD onberen porse6lider Setlmittel iett
@rf6afung Der @elt. Das Hecept bes eminent unb
3%eusutie bemertespertber Seilunsen ~besleiten ieOe 6las
i4e unb perben an Seoernnonn fret erianbt. Dtes lit
tein Sumbng. @s eibt tetren Sdmer5, ben es ii9t linz
Seine Samtlte unb fein 8iebetseutbimer fam it4 obne
Gentamr eminent bebeHen. Die Slaiheu nit wei>
bem llmi6la9 limb tir ben 5amtliengebrau9; BITE NIT
selbem lir Sbiere. @reis so Gents sroBe Slai6en $1.00.
J. e. ROSE & CO., SO Broadway, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

sM 6err s. q. Born, Snb., Der
LANCE an Gnsbriifti9fett lttt, i6retbt: SD
bin Elm gang an6erer Weri6 genor0en
unb meine &ranfbett bat it6 gau; ge9ez
BEN, fettbem t6 DR.. Quguit &0ni9's
!Samburger Gropfen unb 8ruittDee gez
br0u6e. %
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
TnId-ftin AT The.

8utter.-2ofal> gambler tparen fait
Bic einsigen Gertreter fir quite unb aus
9end6lte Qualitdten gu 2O-26c, mtttlere
unb orOtndre @raoe feit 5u 13-l5c. 3u@
fubren mdBig.
Bobnen orbtndre Sorten 81
1.5O, Mittellorten bis quite 5t $1.75-
100, quite bis ausgemdblte $3.50 unb
gem0Dnli6e bis aus9eDGblte gtaDp 81
$1.75-2.60.
B]efentprm- Ro. l 6urI S4-1Oc
So. l Stalf 8ratb 63-74c, $50. 2 DO.
43-63c, $50. 3 30 44-5c, tunen grim
Sc, meiB u. ROTH 3-4c.
@ter-ftetie at l3-l4c.
Sebern-grima Iebenbe @dniefebern
begebrt 3u 75-76c.
Srii DE @emufe = Gpmatoes so
SOC p Bog, 3piebeln $3.5O-4.25 p
SAB.
Crime Srhdte. : 9rauben I'M
l1eberHuB gu 5Oc-$l D aorb. Yfirit6e
feft gu 81 .5o-s2:o0 o. aorb fir 9tusz
tpabl. Nepfel orOindre flau gu $l-l.5O
nn0 aussepdblte feit 81 $2.50-3.
California 6rahte.- 8trnen
attip gu IS $4,000 y &iite. Phaumen
So P 30 ID Et1te.
@eb6rrte Sri6te-ftettg un6 feft.
rs SOB Brombeeren gu lac, SO SAB orr
oindreNepfel Sic, Is DO sc, 25 Sap babe
pfirfi6e loc.
@eflageI. = glte 6iibmer bra6ten
$3.50 3 OuB., Srii1iabrsbiiDner 81
800 Surfeps itetig 81 l24-l3c u Id.
6ont9-Brtma Weffern @omb 25-
26c. deDreRter 14-l5c n H.
5epf en-rubtg Su 25-45c fir orbit
nGre bis ausgepdblte Weitern.
&artoffeIn- Utarft ru6tg, Bretie
$2.OO-2.5O % SaB unb 6O-75c . 8u.
Glib ertOffeln gu s. .25-3.75 q Sap.
Wdh8- 25-28c.
@iIbpret.- Sn gutter Na9frase,
BrdtriebiAner $2.OO-2.5O, S6nepfen
unb BloDer 81 % 0uB.
ole Na6frage gut. Gerfdufe:
@emti9te ungepai6ene gu 29c, feline 30
Bic, mittlere bis feline gemai6ene gu
42c.
&amsNateriaIien = 3temli6e Na6frage
mar fir Ydcfftpine. Calf 1tn6 Cement an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

mTgERY w 3ifotS .. 3. mno Die Sna4
AL&g@hs53 ME. Gin unlcblbarer 6atb9eber uns
Er.-EE1Sg SeIfer ill nae 0iejeuiaeu, pelde an Der
eaa2@AS1%| f6tedltden 6otscn BEL 0nan;e leioeu
i,nb ~gciun6en molten, pot Or. 6. 9eurann in Berlin.
13te perb. auftase. Rrc;s % Gents.
g}udts u. &mij etlanoiang non SO. 91bIer,
13oo bap 81 2Omi1Sp6 371 28aboib ape.. @htcaoo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
OelOmarkt-g eridJt
pon
HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,

Banfz, We6feIs unb 9afiagez9 ei6dft,
$. &ue., stuii9en 8anbolpb unb @aibtnstonitr.
@btcaeo. s. September 1879.
Der geIOutarft seist sesenmartis cine iebr feite 9aIs
mirS. Su Solse hes 6erbitsei@afts iteHt Ser bieNse
6onbelsitanb nambafte Mniorberunsen an bic ganten,
pdhrenb bic @rnbte srOBe Summen ma9 benz sanbe
abiabrt.
98e4iet auf Seem Nort 81 Oisconto.
2onbon 60 Gage Si6t 1918.
Sob er0ffnete belte lit Stem DOre init 114% unb fdloB
at 1885 nit f~o(eenben @oursuerGnberunsen pabrenb oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

Velluyleh+ feline Sedfn6ss0 td6re. @dbne bann
nnS lang, Gutter uoa WitIa uuO feine @tien, mann 9ez
roblen.. g8eiBe Pldfie, beibe 6iuteriiBe peib, rebter
alt. Sir irsenb cine g{adrt6t itebt cine quite 8eIobnuns
nno $50 peroen ertro iir Teftbalten t5 Diebes geaablt.
aorelltre .. Sanie[, 9poe BART, @oot Co., 81.
9iep2tu1m6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
NMorNerMnnA

Sreu Mtasbaleno uurtd, geb. e9iains, lift biermit
eriu9t, ft6 %innerbalb breiBt9 3asen BET benz llntersei6z
neten rpe9en @rbl3aft III mel0en, Serr Qbo[i ulri6 lou
IT'D Dor einiaer l3eit in Chicago aufsebalteu baben, bod
lit oehen iesi9er Auientbalt u%nbetannt.
90. @etBesbet9cr, Grecutor
fir ben perItorbenen Diattbias S9tQing, But6er.
a~ouisutae, Sp., ben %. au9uit 1873. 26as1Nit4ps
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
Gi9cmtbiiuaer bon Sarenen /!

pie tRr Gisentbnrn Su perfaufen piini6en, por3isli6
in Der Ndbe pom Chicago, m69en mid ~balbigit, nit ges
niailer Seldretbnna tn6 Gaibprets ~perfeben, bena9rt9s
tt9en, ba i'd mebrere Rduier baiIr babe, SO GfsDtaoiion
Ctr, Simmer 10. 5. q. 9us5a9b. 1w6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

e ebrersg teIIel

&ebrersS feLEel
MpStHH14o Gin in Oeutidtan6 afobeniif6 ~qebtIbetet
V"I~Sy%e 9ebrer. Der beretts ieIbititdroie cine ar6z
sere Sdnle %lettete, iu6t 8eidditigung afs Sebrer ODER
gebiIltsiebrer in @bicaso ober auf 6em sanoe. 3euqni1e
aber lein triiberes @trten iteben CUR Seite. NbTeiIsn
ntnlmt bic Office oteies @lettes ~entaeSst. 3~lep3tu2pS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
R4t OerfnMfe1f.

Cine 6arm pom 100 Qfer in gutter Gultur, nit Sous,
Staaun9 &C., IA DtetIe iiOliG pon 6raneiort Statiob
% DSetlen non @~bteG9o, $40 per Nfer, a baar, Der @eit
auf 53eit. Ndberes am EIage BET
Slep4po Sacob gefrauer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
CENTAUR LENIMENT

9at wunberbare guren Don 8beuz
matismus, SdmerSen, @eidmnHten,
SroftbeuIen, 8erbdrtunsen Der Sris
ite, 8ranowunoen, 8erbribun9eu,
Sal3Hub u. {. no. am meui9Ii9en
&Drper, un6 8errentur9eu, Spatb,
Dur6i6euerunsen u. |. 10. an Gbieren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
Gtu S~1tfteMSer Mtbetn 1tMo @erz
IeM3Gntte

finb obne S6pterigfetten 3u erIan9en,
nnb 9ieientgen, pel9e es berabldumen,
fi9 btefelben an3uetsnen, ioQten nt6t
tlagel1, tpenn fte unter tbrer gta6lGIfige
felt lei6en. Das So3obont be1eittgt ul1z
feblbar bic 11rIa9e etnes iibelrie6enben
Ntbems unb ber16onert nno er6dlt Die
!3G6ne BIS in'S 166ite Nlter.
Br Spalbins's 2etm bas bette 8tns
bentttel; ferttg gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

0enilrsc- Jtengepir3 IFS; NeIfen
$40, Bfefer % 80. !3i1nmt 38-4l.
WtusfdttuB | 25--1 80.
9aMlc -lparen in gutter Na6frage nnb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

San>Badltetne DO IUUU.... I UO-Il %
Gifg per @allone, WaI3eifta 20-22,
@tbereiiig 25-26, metBer Beinefiig 70
Gts.
@ingemnate TritGte, = eth 1ebr 56le6z
tes @ei6dft muroe gen1a9t. Wtr quote
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

S@ieBz|uluer tn Seas bon 25 8fb.
5 500 90.
SaIa par til stemlt6 gutter Na9frage
unO 3ufubren gut. StoGs ettpas serins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

8ei6Gotat. { 9rets. mdrftrt 10 Broeent
Qbf6laQ.
2DISwaaren, tn gutter Jfa@fra9e NIT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

.!ivas f.lGt.-Onc of our heaviest capt. alst 8
Il rs sad ill lose about $i000hO from the
depreciation Of values during The recent panic,
elOJ,Upi II which will he in Investments In
irNas i'Iciin' Rail Il rad 3utthis is merely q
ool bic to las wealth, as those who profess to
NOV allcge lie is worth al least Sill 900 900.
come lime since Al one operation, it Is said he
IN l';c over ST .-dd,0'0. That is, he bought a
lIrG' amount Il s:ori; in one of the leading
southern l.rG +. ads, Ga controlling interest)
And ,E dinclenrr in the rise OF the stock
Nrom his energy and enterprise and which he
gave ior it, amounted to that sun. One of our
Lr'n7 about suspending, called upon him for
aid, and told him they wanted $4,000. "Gve
ne, said he, "a satisfactory statement of your
accounts, and you shah have that amount at
once. 1t is satisfactory to contemplate that
when Jay Cook and most of the other great
capitalists have to suspend Delaware's heavy
man Islands right side up"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

GOOD Crop.-,l. w. Cooper of Whiteleys-
burg, Kent county, raised the past season,
thrty-egh. bushels oil the Fultz wheat from
one bushal of seed, on an acre Of land. 1t was
snwu broadcast On 4 clover iallow and about
zoo pounds Of bone dust were used upon it,
This is the best yield we have heard of this
season, and ii any one in the State eau beat 1t
fact. Mr.. &. procured the sc ed from the patent
Office the year before, and from two pounds
raised i blshel although only abont half of 1t
terminated. The Introduction of this wheat
in Kent county will prove great advantage
NJ. Cooper sowcd this fall about 90 bushels OF
il >ud next season, if the yield Is anything like
"a Inn >iels to the acre. he will have seed for
sale. "a crop, this fall was put In with q
drill and a, >cnt bushel and a peck used to the
acre Mr.. Co. rper's crop was one of the heavi-
est ever raised i'm bis section, he having over
1000 bushels from " acres OF ground
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27
MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, on the Path inst, by the
Rev. j. N. Mason, Benjamin T. Lofman, for
merly Of Maryland, to Miss Matilda A. Curlett
Esq, Of Wilmington, Del.
At the residence of DIR. }. A. Brown, In
west wilmington, on the 10Th inst, by Rev
). Nj. p. Outs, Mr.. Isaac P. Foreman Ia
Miss Salie j. Brown, both Of Christiai,a
Hundred.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

Private adyices from Iowa report that the
people part of the northwestern section OF
that State, especially the counties of Lyon and
Osceola, have been suffering severely for want
of food, fuel and clothing, owing to the failure
vi the grain crop last summer. Several women
are said TO have died of want.
William NJ. Tweed was sentenced by Judge
Davis in New York, on Saturday, 10 twelve
years Imprisonment and Sl2,750 fine. All
efforts 10 obtain stay Of proceedings failed
and at ten minutes past one O'Clock, on Satur-
day morning, Tweed was removed from the
Sheriffs Office to the Tornbs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27
DIED

On 23d INST, Mary H., wife of Thomas d.
Webb.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son-iL-law, Edward Brlnghurst, Dr., No.
slo West street, on Fifth day afternoon,
Eleventh Month, 27th., 1873. To leave the
house at L-2 O'CLOCK.
On the morning of the gath inst. William
Thompson, in the Saith year of hi, age
On the morning Of the Path inst, Stephen II
infant son OF Stephen J. and Edith Davis, aged
Is months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27
For the Delaware Republican.
Ded ieated TO Abraham Cannon, Esq.

SPIRITUAL HYMN.
Come brothers and sisters who 10 We one anoth
er,
ana nave done so for years that are gone,
ROW often we've met In sweet heavenly TN
ion,
Which opens the way to Gods throne
With Joy and thanksgiving, wen praise him
who loves us,
While we run the bright shining way;
Though wepart here in body. we re bound for
one glory,
Aud bound for each other to pray.
There was Joshua aud Joseph, Elias and
Moses,
That prayed and God heard from his throne;
ihere was Abraham and Isaac. Jacob and
David,
And Solomon, Stephen aud John,
There was Simaan and Anna and don't know
how many
That prayed as they journeyed along;
Some cast among lions, some bound with strong
irons,
Yet glory and praises they sung.
Some tell MS that praying, and also that praL i.
ing
Is labor all spent In vain,
But we have such witness, that God hears
with swiftness,
From praying we will not refrain,
There was old father Noah, and zen thousand
more,
Who witnessed that God heard them pray,
There was Samuel, Hannah, Paul, Silas and
Peter,
And Daniel aud Jonah wen say. 49,.
That God By his spirit, as an angie doth visit
Their souls and their bodies while PRAYING.
Shall we all go fainting while they 90 prais-
ing,
And glorify God in the fame.
200 wants Us to inherit the same pralsing spirit,
While We are journeying below,
Ihat when we cease praying we sh all not cease
praising,
But around Gods bright throne We shall bow
fettis county, Mo. @. W. WHITEMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27


THE BURGLARS TRIAL.-The trial of the
men fol breaking into The house of Mr.. Floyd
with the intention to rob the Bank of Della
ware, drew great crowd Of persons to New
Castle on Tuesday last, At the meeting of the
Court In the afternoon, every available place
was occupied, and 1t was only after an order
from the Court that the passages should be
cleared, that space was obtained to permit in.
gress to and egress from the room, The Wea'
yer trial in 1857 and the Davis will case few
wears ago, could not in any way compare with
it. Tie prisoners were guarded by several
officers and guard was placed at ach door
10 preserve order. The interest continued
through yesterday and it will doubt less be man.
.Lsted until the end of the trial On tuesday
afternoon there were but two witnesses exam
tined, Mr.. FLOYD and Miss Hates, who utterly
failed to identify the prisoners who entered the
house, AMI unless the tools found can form a
link to connect them with the attempted burg
larry, they may escape nviction and punish
ment. The police did not see the prisoners
leave the house and the position In which they
were found when arrested, although peculiar,
and suggestive Of guilt, Is not positive proof of
It. Their previous character and acts are also
against them, but really We fear that the evidence
may not be of that positive character as to
make the jurors feel warranted in bringing In
verdict of guilty. There were doubtless
many rougAs present and some pickpockets-
There were rumors that there might be AN at
t%Wptcd rescue, but beyond the putting on Of
additional guards, little alarm was felt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

FINANCIAL PANIC ~ acknowledgment,
rs well as the United States, is having a very
severe financial panic, and numerous failures.
This financial disturbance among our neigh
bors has beent attributed to various causes, but
ia our judgment is mainly chargeable to the
tact that merchants in this country have not
heen able to pay for the vast quantities of
goods they have been importing. This has
produced Il demand for money. Then again,
Europe is short of co.u and wheat. and as large
"rteI- have been given for the shipment of
lis So products In England and our people do
uot pay what they owe English merchants
are compelled TO send over gold for the neces-
i,ties OF life which they cannot do without.
: his explains why 50 much gold has been com
ing 10 this country. Keeping up both sides Of
bill-book Ii an exhaustive operation, and il is
not singular that many good houses should go
iuTn under It ME hur export continue
argely il eXctSs " nIt nnpoit'--wbch we
'.trerely trust they may the odd that Is now
,uIiInI here Hill have 10 60 bach as soon as
AZ iDrrchalts ATE III condition 10 pay what
,A'v awe.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

A Sudden Death.-Marshall Taylor, store-
keeper and station AGENT on the West Chester
d Philadelphia Railroad died very suddenly on
Friday night last, from heart disease. About
midnight Mrs. Taylor heard noise in the low
er part of the house, as though some one was
trying to break in. She awakened her husband
Ind While dressing himself, he fell dead. Mr.
raylor has been victim Of heart disease fol
several years, and it is believed that the excite.
laent under the circumstances brought on q
5udden and violent attacl, of the disease, cans
inp his death,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

The wrecl, ofthe City Of Washington at Port
lie Bar, y. 3, was brokeif up by the recent
storm, and The wreck of the Atlantic Is last
breaking up. Last Tuesday ninS poaies o! Az
the bodies Of three women and = boy were
washed ashore on the beach. Ali were much
iecompossd and they were at once buried. 1t
Is said that the bodies recovered at the time OF
the wreck of the Atlantic were inperfectly In
TERED, and that heavy rains having washee
away much Of the earth above them, an cpl
Jemic on the approach Of warm weather is ap
pretended.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27
n N ORDINANCE

TO ESTABLISH THE WIDTH OF FooTwAYS
AND PAYMENTS ON THE SOUTHERLY
SIDE OF WATER STREET.
Be il ordained BY the City Council Of Wilmington
SEC. ]. That the footways and pavernnnts on the
southerly side of Water street from Railroad venue
to frepeh stree shall he OF tho width of six feet and
no more.
j. MARKS,
President City Council.
Attest: WIS HAYES, ClerE. nov242t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

The report OF concession to a company Of
Mexicans for the construction Of n railway
from the Rio Grande to the City of Mexico,
and thence TO the Pacific, Is confirmed by q
Matamoras despatch. This defeats both Plumb
and Rosecrans projects, but 1t is believed the
Nexicans will interest other parties in the en-
terprlse, or dispose of their concession at the
greatest possible profit to themselves.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

The subscriber offers at Private Sale. all those
three squares of giound between Broome and Du
Pont Streets and Seventh and Eighth streets, the
city OF Wilmington The centre uare contains with
In Its boundaries oompete suburban residence; con-
sistng Of stone dwelling house, with all the modern
conyeniehces; hrst class stone stable. with (5)
stalls large carriage house and she'd stone Ice house
stone out house.
There Is also this square Q hot and Geld arapery
In full bearing, plenty OF shade and II uit trees The
dwelling house, contains vestibue, hall, two parors
library, dining loom, buters pantry, two kitchens
also, two large china closets, fire pioot The second
story contains Ave chambers, two bath and wa
and four large Closets and nrstcRss on the
entire building, the cellars are light and dry, city gas
and water all over tho house. The house Is In thor
ough repair. and the view from II believed to be
the finest 10 the State.
The back square contains ndsome cottage
graperies ard fruit trees.
The subscriber is prepared to the square facing
Broone street, In lots suitable fTt-class
dences. These lots face the city park, have many
hne shade tees upon them, and UyerlOok tho whole
city; and Is believed to be the finest building sites ever
offered in tue city OF Wilmington.
The terms Oh when Il will he sold will be most lib
eral and offers for all OF any paIt ~ the place will be
well enter tanned.
The place can DO at any time after one D. M,
on application to the gardener at Eighth and Clayton
streets.
Further ormation can be obtained the Office of
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No. We Seventh street, Exchange Building,
Jy2+- Agents for HENRY PEPPER.
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FOR SALE.

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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

TuuRsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27.

CoNaREss.-'rhis body will meet in wash
ington next Monday, the first day Of December
The organization will doubtless he erected
very speedily, and the message OF the President
will be delivered on Monday or Tuesday. IL
W i'll be looked for with some interest, as the
recommendations in regard 10 the currency,
Cuban AFFAIR.", Ac., are deemed important. The
President win ionhileSs prove equal to The &C.
caslon, and "" hope Congress will promptly
second views calculated To add to orr national
progress, Importance and safety. We do not
advocate war, but We DO advocate the estab-
ishEaent OF peace, order, and Justice in Cuba,
and that too right speedily.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-27

TuAksdivINa.-This day will be generally
observed as holiday by our citizens. There
will be service in various churches and we hope
that all may profit by the admOnltions which
come from the pulpit. The great majority will
sit down TO good dinners, even ifthey do not
return thanks Tor the same in becoming man-
ner Those who fare sumptuously should re-
member the poor, and contribute TO their re-
lief. We hope that no one will go hungry on
this day of National rejoicing and thanksgiving.
There Is abundance in the country for all and
10 spare--the land actually abouads in milk
and honey, and all should be happy. We hope
that oil excuses will be avoided, that good feel
ing and good order will everywhere prevail, and
all will be better--not worse-from the return
Of our annual thanksgiving day.