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COAL.

10 Tie Editor d The Chicago 1rfaum--
Sin: In your issuo Of tho 21st you publish
Gov. Booths eloquent philippic against the great
California oligarchy, which. having begged
bonds and lands Of tho State, countios, town
ehips, mud cities to build railroads, now run
tho sarno to Huit their own purposes. Gov. D.
says:
It s also the comfort aud life OF every hotne You can
scarcely imagine single industry TINT woulu not pe
affected, might not bo controlled, by monopoly OF
tho transportation OF coal.
In tho namo spirit the Now York Tribune un-
dertakos to expose tho greedy coal-rallroad mo-
uopolists Of the Atlantic eoaboard. who have
watorel their ntoohn 200, 800. and 400 por cent.
vet WHO divide 10 per cont on this out OF what
oditor concludes by o1tolliug tho yir-
tnea Of soft Cumberland COAL from
MARYLAND, and advises bis resaors to
mac az little anthracite or hard coal aB possible.
Yet this editor is Que Of tho most zealouB de-
fendors of the most odous of oil rings, the
Tariff ring, which does moro to keep up tho
price Of conl than all the railroads In the coun-
try, and will keep doing 1t while 1t lasta.
Now, suppose Gov. Booth on ono side, and
this sage Now York editor on tho other. take q
apasm Of common BenBe and agroe to place coal
ON tho FREQ list? Millions OF tonH are waiting.
in Nova Scotia to ho transported to New York
by wator-a route which cannot ba mouopolized
whom It is allowed to enter that port. It is a
fact that soft coal has fully. ono-fourth moro
calorc, or heating power than hard coal, though
| tho Inst il oleauost and neatoat to tKe.
REyENUE-REFond.
, 1873-08-29

To tho Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Ny attention wns called to m itom In
your Yesterdays issue which, in my opiaion, ro-
fleets credit only intluiscsima!ly On tho dictator
thereof, inasmuch aa 1t boara tho inspect OF a
very unjust inHinuation. and which ia, further
mnre, In tho main fact incorrect. Regarding
this mattor, 1 iu response to q written request
from Judge Beckwith, prosecuted bill for ser
yicea rendered, md tho modus operanN by which
I aYocrtained tho amouut Of aad bill Ia Bi,nply
tho established Chicago medical fec bill, and
that, too with tho computation bancd on the min
imum prico per patent. an, indeed, hoartily
aorry to lcarn that tho estimablo gentleman
nnned. in yesterdays issue, in tho ruutne Of his
business, found It incumbent to "kiok over the
traces" III regard to his moral regulations. Ro-
spectfully, j. II. NuuE, II. D.
, 1873-08-29

ThF t3il1 "EAy Wna PnrA0ncu w EoTs
lovcridgo.
Many Of tho readers OF The TRIBUNE will re-
Ill the case Of ons Bill Wray, with which tho
apers were full year ago laat June. But, Tor
10 boueft Of thoae who know nothing OF tho
,atter, we will give brief summary Of tho oaso.
Tray WAS walking along Twonty-second street,
hon ho was aooosted by policeman, who
anted him to 60 down into = saloon kept by
no brothers, named Condon. for the purpose
sgottlng b drink. Bill refused at first, hut at
~ su. did co., and, aa Is very ofton tho
%, Aey drunk too much, and one
,.nu Nc Condona undressing Dill in 8
y = few ohoico epithetB wore exchanrod on
~ aLna; n'oe; when THO two brothers rushed Ut Dill
Hnoaaeu him down, when Ae ilrail lis royol-
1"s fortunately hurt no ono. lie was mr.
'steo. ahd certain ktoriea, since nroyan faisa
cry mannIactnrod about him md widnay ilis..
an. Tried In hurry. ho was conyiopoI of ,"e mo
init with intent to klll, a,ld senteuccI to fSyc
.prh' imprisonment. Wray belongs to thai o1sss
individuals who, doing noti.Iug crimI,,n1
lemaolyes, yet enIDy the conlJonco and soorata
Thieves. ctaoaHnlosl, and that Glars. THIS wax
ell knuWs to tlso detectives, Who ofteu tsIod
buy MAa knowledge, but lie would lave not!.-
etivo, wl-ae nnn!a, fur obvious roaa0,A, Il,
'l'held, wi.om Iii did llslpop sovora! t'esa-
-.- i,.oveLtinE orilno,- ouee WHOM woll-m
red plan wad laid IL rob bank, and ouco he
oyenle1 tho shedding OF blood. But those do
etivea whom bill refused to assist vowed
'ngoanoo. and, When ho was arrested, thoy left
Bt0Ae untllrnod to insure his conviction.
roy manufactured lies about him,
ID. all bciug biascd against him. ho
, 1873-08-29
DlSGuSTED PASSENGERS.

TO tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR The undersigned, having made the trip
from Sarnin aud Macliinao to Chicago in tho
steamer B. T. Wade, arriving Mt Chicago on tho
morning Of Aug. &c, deem it their duty to the
travelling public to say that they rogard this
boat, as at nroscut officsrod nnd managed, as
wholly unworthy Of patronage. Their ex-
perionca during the trip Was OF tho most un-
pleasant character imaginable.
Commencing with despernto fight among the
crow, just US tho boat was leaving Sarnia, III
which blows, oaths, and the struggling Of dos
porale mon orazed by liquor, wero freely In
dulged In, to the disgust Of all tho passengers.
1t was marked throughout by oulpnblo negli-
geuco On tho part Of the officers, ,--inaults and
impndeut behavior on the part OF the aervantp,
studied efforts by. all With whom passengers
came in contact to be impudent aud didobliglng,
ntter laok OF discipline, insuflciency OF quantity
aud iuforiority Of quality OF the food provided !;
indesctiblhlo, miserable cooking, aud filth and
unoleanliness generally.
The wasor-closots were In such filthy condition
that 1t wRB almost impossible to occupy those
portioua of tbs boat in which thoy wera located.
The butter supplied war so rancid that it could
not bo oaten,-tho cabin Has run by q disgust
ingly impudent colored ohambermaid, aud two
whito waitofs,-tha officers we're seldom seen
except In the suloon and At their meals, aud tho
Olork'a Office wAu not opened after leaving sar-
mia, except at Maclinao, In the night time. The
Clerk, who Ia the aon Of the principal owner OF
tile boat was dsobItging and impudent, and hns
no qualifications for hiB position, except that he
is tic son OF his father.
Almost II not oyory lady and gentleman on tho
boat wore subjected to tho neglect and insults Of
employees aud Of the Clerk.
The undersigned can only wonder that 80
great difference should oxi8t betweon boats Of
tho Same line AZ exists between tho B. F.. Wado
and the other boats Of the Grand Trunk Line,
tho Montgomery. especially, being admirably
managed. Dy warning the travelling public
thoy regret had not been dono for them.
z. q. TA1por7,
Editor Euening Mail, Chicago.
JAMES 4pn1aoEn,
.-'.. Attorney, Chicago.
Fl. 0. COLLINS,
Attorney, Chicago.
D. II. WHEELER,
Northwestern University, Evanston.
T. ". DUrTEnwonrrr,
Merchant, LaPorte, Ind.
lsEy. j. 81. eu1E1pa,
0reatline, Ohio.
n. A. JOHNSTON,
Druggist, Galeshurg, I'll.
| L, II. PEnIEy,
With o. D. Orvis & Co.. Chicago.
II. J. Boswonr1f,
| Chicago University.
| @. Fl. WoopnUrP,
Chicago University.
| JAMES II. BurToN,
Merchant, Flushing, Mich. !,
| j., JAcon K1MaIE1L,
| Merchant, Flushing, Mich.
WILLIAM Hos1E,
Merchant, Flushing, Mich,
And fifteen 1adlos.
, 1873-08-29

Mason & HamlIn'B Orchestral Organ.
novel and very delightful attraction In the way Of
music is Just offered tho public at tho rooms OF
tho Mason Il Hamln Organ Company Nos, 30 and So
Adams stree. Ono Of the famous orchestral organs,
made BY this Company, mud which has never been
heard hare before, ia there and ia played daily by
b1r. William L. TonnB Of Now York Gifts, from 10 to
II T. and TO T. nj. Tho instrument ltsnf Is not
much larger than of the ordinary cabinet
Of this homo, but its power ts tsemsn3ons and 'ta
capabilities Of expression almost Unlimited, owing to
complicated mechanical arrangements, governed by
the kncea and feet "a well a. hands, Of tho player Its
tra and nt little distance from tho t,strunlont soe
of the stops like tho violin, celio clarinet oboe and
auto, cannot be distinguished from tlo eae instr1
ments in orchestra It Is capable not only of the
depth, BREADTH aud grandeur Of tho orchestra, lut
lins, or, tho hrumm!ng. 1n power rosounnee, a,.d
purity Of so1e aud IN broad effects as we'll ~ III
In tho organ lno superior to It. A Mr. To,nns re-
1nains erc but ouc week longer, VIC carcstly nylso
musical poopc not to miss ha opportunity Of lear-
ipR II.
, 1873-08-29
Visnna Premiums and Sewing Machines.
We copy the following from tho New York Herald OF
AUG, IL:

s1oHUa FreIQluu8 ana Sowing n1achtncA.
We copy the following from the New York Herald Of
Aug. IL:
TIP HEG1oN OF THE SEWING MAcu1:sEs.
II Da1sto had been gftod with tho spirit Of prophecy
ho would bar set sTarta region III hts Inferno to illus
manufacturers Of tho Uuitcd sates. tbs couliir.s,
tho mtsundsrssaadin9s, lug a.ibt1ons thy yeafnngs
1er anlscaio' ana no.es!e.y NY ota !netsaa,. 4.
mud hunor, winch brtre tho gentlemen wIio nn1nBo
this Industry. hayo given conslant motion and lila to
into the sow1ny1nAchno department every Effort was
mado W onr Commissioners 70 Introduce him to each
aesH e aa machine a nn y IT. ceSr ~ Hs Ls
ssl,sd Sld,n. 70; s!sst, tl.s uoTs ssshns
Maaaet'r.us ~ Company NV Now York tn The wli.asy s;
Sowing Machlne, Paterson, n. - THO 'yleeler Vii
4 GLIB. Sewing Machine Manufacturing oo,nl,any,
New York Esra Morrall A. o.. psspy Lius IT,
sewiHg Machine oomlmny. Hartford, wlh tus patent
effective stop ,noian Of Fnrcilds attaen,nent tue
aal Feed seStng Machine COMPANY. Livery e1hbi,o.
s7pscted special vs't fro. tho Eapsrr an Ill., 1
con.meli.'d, endeayored to yinit Them al, Aftet
waiting few minutes to comprehend tho explains
tions nude to HIN Of tho advance Of tue industry
largely Represented III America, the Emperor CONTINUED
hia tour Of the other tspaztmunss especially inqurnt
Of his attendants what different principles Wort wcrt
| respect ono nacline differed from the other-al
Of which WHH explained to him, especially the nov
BY air. IaiscliId snl nos owned Dy tho we'd III
chine Company, by which tho nc,lon ef tic necas il
arrested y s!!s pressure Of epr'ng without stopping
In tie Now Yurk Aerusd OF Aug. 10 xe find award
| wero made ~ follows:
Eliae Hawo Sowing Machine Company, for sc'sili
| WILCOX l. Gibbs Sowing Muchtno Company, OF Nov
Vnrk fcr beGt Hf}irG ff&rtn1 ke3v{fN narhtnE. -
, 1873-08-29
State md County Tax-Sa1o,

State md County TaI-Sa1o.
OFFICE or THE COUNTY TREASURER, COOK CouN-
TT, ILL.,, Cu1oAao, Aug. %, 1s73.-Tho ta1~sale
for stato and county taxes for the yesr 1872
and foe tho first iustallmcnt OF the South Park
assessment, commenced on the 18th Inst. Thus
far tho sale has been conducted very slowly, for
tic purpose Of giving those who had not paid
chalce to 10 30 without paying the additional ror
ceutage to tho taxbuycr. After this day tle sale will
hsre be pushed vigorously, 10 IA 70 get ts sala out
Of the wAH beforu te salo for tue a1nual city Axos
commences, which will DO very soon. Tho stato aud
county 1cs aud first inaallnen Of South Park assesz-
sa1ne Gun bo lad yet Tho anl.lnl city taaea and de-
liuauept water taxes aro uso luyable III this oiee.
j, s, HUMHEY,
Treasurer mud cx.Ollci0 County Collector.
, 1873-08-29

wes untuHtly oonylotoa. In examining tho
Police Commissioner Taloott ,fonnd tho trno
state or hfrnirs co,,corniuK Wray, and. with tho
MD Of Il. ". Evans, WrAys COUNSEL, t1,oy pro-
paroti atatemont Of the case, and lald it boforo
getting tho facts Of Wrny's lavi,,; been sovernl
times Of .groat eorviuo to tho Stato, on friday
last pardonod him out, md today ho ia q FREQ
man.
, 1873-08-29

10 As Editor qf 1hs Chicago Tribune:
B1u It the citizens Of 0hicago knew how pro-
voking It ia to strangers, who should DO guided
by tho Btroot-nnmes on the 1nmp-poata, to havo
them turned ont Of their places, and thus bo
fooled about and made to inquire tor ccrtain
streets, those nA1naa would aoon be made sta
tionary In their places. hope the liberal aud
good-heartea people Of this city will attend to
tAiH small matter. 4 STRANGER.
CHICAGO, aug, 2G, 1873,
, 1873-08-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,

tlntoo wore eytdontly written mp ait at once. Jua-
tice bAnyon Immediately perceived tue exoco-
Ing tonuity Of Urookor'e plea, and hold hln to
Tho aoyen young mon "of tho best Families
who bad given aoEitious namos, pleaded not guilty
by their attorney, but hr. Tuloyt having moved
for continuance in order to bring tho accused
In person boiore tho Court tho opposing counsel
dnoe. The amount boing only e10 cacl, and
costs, they may consider tho1nBolyos fortunate.
, 1873-08-29

WASHINGTON, iowa. Aug, -, 1875
To ths Editor n Tho chtcapo Tribune:
Sin: There will be Aaryest-IIome Festival
by tho Patrons of 1Iusbnndry. at tho Fair
Grounds noar thin city, eopt.; &. Some sixty
Gfangos will participate. Tho MuBters Of tho
State and National Changes nill 10 present, also
s. II. Bsaith. Of your State, md lady-spoakor
Yours, 4. B. BAILEY,
Editor I0WA Granger,
, 1873-08-29
C0fnnOrotal RpSeranca Den1v

Cornmorotal Reference Book,
H. y. hlh y co, pfopstotora Ut thu Mercantile
AHancy' arc advertising tho arrival Of the September
edttlon Ut alesr Netascuca Nook. Although on1Y two
mantha since tha sssue Vt ts July edition, tlc changes
effected have teen TeFy numerous, End Rl,scl Ibcrs
will hare tho advantage Ut book for tholr a, tradc
corrected III to Y lata late.
, 1873-08-29

Residence Property at Auction.
We call epec4l attention to tue sails If valuable real"
dence lob, su be spd at auction by Mssbrs EliSon y
Foster, A,trtiomecrs, ths tFrl1ay) afternoon at =
utjet, l:ae grouul corner of aariLad! L' Tllir-
ty,ist st"t". III, a. lola are te1y otnte, ,:'a are
s1nanr ter ttri'cure pnrposrB. Fur pareul4le, sce
advertisement tIl h4Gs4ia uI1t,pn
, 1873-08-29

10 tho Editor qf The Chicago 7Ffbuns:
s1n think public authorities would confcr q
great favor upon the residents In the neighbor-
lood at Thirty-arat and Buttorlold stroets. II,
iustoad OF spending 30 much money on parks
md houtovartls, tioy would apply a little Of 1t
to cleaning the guttoEa til the above noighaor-
hood. OEEr a.
CnloAao, Aug. ~, 1879.
, 1873-08-29

EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard UniversitV,
lBZ8-74.

Mobors of department hnvo right to attend Loo.
tnros and rocltauns In any pthor department Of the Uni
voesty without paying Addlon. foes; for example, Law
suoa may "ttond cxorcisca thoy ploaao In Harvard
College, Medical atutcnts tho oxortses Of tho Scientific
School, otc.
Tho dcsrncs Of Maator Of Arts, Doctor OF Philosophy
and Doctor Of 6cooo opnn to Baohco.s Of ohot In
sdtutions.
Tho begins In all departments Thursday Sept.
25, la7s Examinations for admission 10 HARVARD
CULt Y IL, tho LAWRENCE sU1ENT1F1C SCHOOL,
tho IN ING SCHOOL, Anl tho DuSSEY INBTlTI1.
TION will boRln OFT Thursday sopt. 2s, at a. m. Tho
examination for advanced standing In the MEDICAL
SCHOOL altos p1aoo bop 72 for advanced standing Ia
tho LAW SCHOOL. Sept. rs.
Tho UntversEy Catalogue Inci,nR examination paroro
Of la7l.a} tnay bo obtained from CIIAHLEB W. 6EVE
Boohae,lor, Cambridge; price, 10 conts oiroutara do
Bcbing tho several departments may bo obtained ap
pisontiDn 10 JAMES ". HARRIS, Secretary.
Cambridge, hlasa.
, 1873-08-29
STREET.NAMES on LAMP.p0sTs.

and fifteen 1adlos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
oonRraaa Yastardnx.

In the Sanate. the memorial OF the Board Of
Trade Of Baltimore and q number Of other
citizens, presented by Mr.. Ylckers, OF Mary
landt lnst the repeal a. the Bankrupt law,
was lala on table. The fortidcation apprODri.
altos uas passed. The conference report
on tho Div b anREds the bankrupt law In
Tefers1ee 10 4he BsBtOn lusurnnce Companies
Waspa1sed, The amendments Of the House
ON the Vienna exposition bill were cOncurred
In, with the further amendment that the sala-
Ties provided by the bill shall not exceed $50 :
900 In all, nor more than 5000 to one per
In the House, the bill removing the disablli-
ties Of b, ~, q, Annter, Of Virginia was
passed. The Senate amendments- TO the
bankTnpe law were adopted. The bill has
passed both houses for The construction Of
eight iron vessels Of war q. q. Bowen, oi
South Carolina, was allowed 81 800 for expen
ses In eOnteaklng seat In tue House. A mo
ton 70 reduce the deficiency OF the p0stOflct
Appreciation bill from e6, BIC, ,l02 to %, ,3g6,
Goa, VIII the 4raopdme0ts b relatlen @ IRE
deliValt md the approp opriatlon Ot e500, 600 TO
extra eOmpensaki0n 70 railroad companies
was Passed ThA HOuas not oOneurring Il
the Senate amendments b the fNrtihcati0l
bill, q committee az conferences was ordered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

JAPAN Is to have great Tndustrial Exposition.
and producers In the Pacific States are preparing
to exhibit evidences Of American progress In sci
ence and art Nothing could be more appropri-
ate. The United States are much more intimately
related to the island empire Of the Pacific than to
the inland and decaying nation Of Austria. II an
appropriation of money to aid such cnuse is Ius-
titable, Japan and not Austria shonld receive the
benefit. The exhibition will doubtless be most
Interesting, and it is to be hoped that the part
which Americans will bear in Il will be sueh as to
convince the Japanese that American agriculture
and American art have been unfairly represented
by the men we have sent among them
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
PUBLIG SALE.

AsAKsnts for William Dean, Esq.. the
LIN subscribers will sell at Public Sale. on
~ Nhis farm "DsandaIe," at Newark Del
@4G4 on MONDAY. February 18th. 1873. com
meneing at o'clock p. N, prompts one pair Of
large size Mules ssven years old, kiad and gsntle
either single or double; one Morgan Black Hawk
Stallion rising four years old; very superior and
worth the attention OF breeders; three good young
Horses, suitable for road or farm; fifteen head Of
thoroughbred Alderney Cattle, comprising fresh
COWS. spri1geTs heifers. bulls calves ten head of
grade cattle of superior dairy qualities.
FARMING UTENSILS-Sush as carts plows,
harrOWs. ke., in good order.
1900 bushels turnips. 20 tons Of clover aud time
thy hay.
TERMS. Sums OF and ander sli cash; over that
amount credit of Elk months on bankable psD per
properly endorsed without interest il pIid when
due.
Mr.. Dean has the pelkFse of his thoroughbred
stock. and will satisfy any one Ol their purity in
person or by letter.
H. 7. kIBDEE. Austioaeer.
REYNOLDS 4 Co
Real Estate and Collection Agents.
WILMINGTON,
agents for VIM. Dean.
Newark, Feb. 4-eOdsW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

The Toledo Blade says "The Republicans
have expelled more men from OfIlce-mCn of
their own party-than ever before occurred IN
auy party In this country. Wherever corruption
has been known TO exist or where ID has beer
suspected, Congress has appointed investigating
committees, and every effort has been made TO as-
certain the facts. Where She facts thus obtained
have shown guilt party feeling has In no instance
been sufficient to shield the OfIender5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
LEADING FEATURES:

I. The issue IS limited 10 S50.OOO mils Of rOaA.
. The Principal aud Interest are payable In 0oIa
the principal in thirty yaArs and tha interet a
the Ranking House Of Jay Cooke a Co. N4w Y0Th.D
ssmi-anhually. first Of January and Jaiy.
5. Tie rate Of Interest Is 3-l0 per cent per aN-
num-eqaal. at the present geld praRiam. % aAoa
S4 per cent. in lagAl tender currency.
Tha Raaas are issuel of the fcllewing daaomi-
nations; Cou0on. SiUO. $50 and 5000 Registered
Sl00. $50, 81, 90. $500 and tl00on
s. The ssmi-annual interest on the Regtsfered
Binds II paid By gold checks. staf regularly 6a Raa
tas post- esses aairrps e tAs Aoldsrs fefmausnt
fnvess0Rs are advis1d 20 purehase the Registered
Roads both IS proseetloA against ioss. thea aaa
ira and for the greater eoAyenience IN cnllectsas
the Interest. The Registered Bonds oal be e AnY
tiaa exchanRed sor Coupon, and the CcNpon fog
Rsaiascged without sxPsnss 10 tue owner.
7no. HEoLEAR 4 a0A BAMKEE8.
sea MAREgE sRREEF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
DAILfYn GAZETTE.

A Bro1HfNo. Col. Thomas a. scott and j. N.
MCullOueh, Of Pennsylvania, John p. Morgan, Of
New York, Gen. .Bu9nside and Othsrs, having
formed an assOciatISA tita s.sapitAl q 10000.
600, for the purpOse Of fstunneling the Ohio And
Mississippi rivers a. Cairo for railroad purposes.
have applied to cOnersss Tor an act Of incOrpora.
tiOn. The rivers at tAe point indicated for tun-
nsling being wide and deep, the enterprise is gi-
gantic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
GUARIjI ANS SALEOF'
n HI Al 113TATT,
IN THE CITY OF INFLAMMATION


>, By virtue ef an Order Of the Orphans Aaes
New Castle county, made the I'd day Of De- VI
eember, AID, ls!3. will be sSRossS = sale BY =
OF February A. d. 1873. az 10 o'clock. NJ, the
Auction Rooms Of 0gle ( Miller. No, co. Market
street. in the city Of WILMINGTON, all the right. title
and interest of the minor chtldren OF Charles Nc
Closkey, being the one equal undivided sixth part
of all that certain lot Of land situated in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid. described as two lots as to-
lOWs but being together aud making one let;
| No = Beginning at stake standing on the neFth-
east side of Market street at the distance OF "a feet
. inches from the intersection At Market and Water
streets, being also corner OF jonas Alrteh's lot
thence south IS desRaas east by said Alriehs tot 81
feat inches. more or les. 70 Joseph MarriQtts >
line; thence south S2degrses west By said MarFiots
thence north 5 degrees west by Water street 81 leet
8 inches. more or less. 90 Market street; thence
Of heGi0ning. be the contents theFeot What they
/ HAy with . building thereon erected.
u No. 2. AdjolninG the above described lot. bagin-
Mag at the aorthery slaa OF Water street between
Market and King streets, at corner OF No /
thence with said Water street ea5teTg IL feet. more
OF lsa g s.Aks ia the niddls oI three ises wids
brick house formerly Of William Chandler; thencS
sss SSs s nom 2 ii ssSls 81 rai IS & s
) stake in land formerly o. stephen kNplk; tAeneS
vsth said Raalkis line vesteEly aheet 70 feet %
Estakain Mrs. Barbars hne;taOnee With said Barber
iine and laAd ahaVO described g Nell % feet 4,
Water street and place OF heslnnihg, be the con
TENS thereof what thsy yay. Tilh the E,ghs e ps
aley against and to said Chandlers h0asu fartVeI
ffss OF cost AZ charge, leaviRS Sufficient hsAdWAy
!. fhs Abeys lots are subject tS The lie esrAt4 9
Z snAioet 20 the right Of dover of- DaFney. WidOl
6 / 81 Matthew Dsruey, deoCased.
Attondsgss VIII BE- ssvsn md tsrNs % sale mAd
AoCLoaEEy. Guardian, As.. o. by his StlornOy.
ianl8 aauo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
RaMts.
Ew1Na's CLOSING SALES.

have a large stock which intend 70 slOsS cut
before removing TO Second and Shipley strOetA-
tiive me q call. for am sailing cheap. l have
large stock; you will be suited. Ladies, Guns S5
cents Misses 6S. ChidFeR's SSs Mems Caters, ten
50 TO STR Baby Shoes 50 esats 70 81 o. LAdiss'
Button S2Ae 10 S3oo; Ladies Laced lo- 81 Meas
Shoes 81 ID 10 sI,75; Misses $3.50 10 500. have
| most everythinx sell cheap; the stock Is lAFRe
and must be sold; mems WORKING boots. shoes and
eaters ehSap. CHAS. r. EWING.
| feks-ly 10Y Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07
pIEn.

CARLISLE.-In this city, on the 9th inst. William
u: Carlisle in the 57th year Of his age -
His relatives and friends Mechanics Lodge 1. O.
o. r.. and the Order generally are respectfully inyi
ted to attend his funeral from the residence al hi
brother in. law. William Morrow on Sunday after,
noon. 9Th inst. Service at the house at o'clock
without further notice. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

Professor Clemmer, sang two appropriate Odes--
The President held reception, nearly all Of the
large audience, advancing and shaking him by the
hand.
Shortly after lao'clock, the President and his
suite repaired to the residence OF Jos. q. Grub,
Esq, on King street, above seventh, whore thsy
remained until the hour for departure, when they
were escorted TO the depot, and left for Washing
ton on the lilo A. NJ. train, somewhat tired and
weary, but well pleased with the visit to, aud re-
ceptiOn in our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-07

Tha San EsaneiscO RslietiR relates that
numbufs 0g paFnons IN that city, suffering from
bronchial aheetlQna, eongEegAte aYoand the
dnFing TIE mannfaeturs 0f gas Cases Of
WhOoplng cough are said 70 be speedily cured
by this means,