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1eaths.

ROBINSON, lin this city Jan. 18th, 1873, Mary A.
lkObineon.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend her funeral from heI
late residence, No. III King street, on Thursday
morning, Jan ION, at lU O'clock, without further
nDtloe.
HARRIS.-on the morning Of the 18th inst, Mrs.
mary A wife OF u, q. Harris, In The 72d year OF
her age.
The Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specfuly in ited to attend the funeral to leave the
resident OF her on-in-law, Joseph Pyle on Lam
caster 1ik near city limits, on Friday afternoon,
the nth INST, at O'Clock. Religious services at
UItOn NJ. e. Church, at ~ O'Clock.
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WILMINGTON, Jan. Is.
Eight Managers were present at the meeting,
last evening. Nine being required for quorum,
no business was transacted
The attendance at the daily meetings contin-
nos small many of those who pledged atten-
dance failing to be represented.
Our manufacturing interests are suffering
while navigation remains suspended The car
riage trade is especially nterfered with.
There is no change in the Breadstuifs Mar
kets, The tono is firm, and sales to tho trade
continue largo. we quote:
Family Hours sl0@ll2 per barrel extras 5S 25
Cdg.75; superfne S7.25.
Wheat; choice amber 81 0O@l 95; good red
?l.7j@lS5.
New corn 60 cts.
Oats 46G4H.
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atlarlages.

GROW ELI-wILsoN At oxford, Pa, on the 9th
inst, VIM q. Crowell, OF this city, TO Miss Hattie
Wilson, of oxford.
WALTON the 18th inst, by Friends
Ceremony, In the presence OF Hon. William s..
Stokley Ma or Of Philadelphia, kdwtn s. Walton
to Emmellns W. Swayne, both OF Chester Co., Pa
MILIMEN-GARIW ELL In Philadelphia, by the
REV. John Chambers, Mr.. Thomas Millimen, OF
baltimore, 10 MISS Ellie Carswel, Of Wilmington,
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SUrTs FOR DAMAaEs.-Archibald Given, county
nav a 6ne OF $500 and costs for obstructing the
asiessment OF qualified notes, seems to have not
oacaped the consequences. The disfranchised
persons have begun the prosecution OF suits
against him for damages, and two claims have
Inan anteTel.
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IT'S DESTRUCTION By TmE--A PORTION OF TIE IL
| -.4ia| BRARY BURNED. '.f. o.
t.5 ..-..-H. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1b.
Edwin Forests mansion has been destroyed
BY fire, with portion Of the library, including
bis Shakesperian collection, and the valuable
original copy of Shakespeare which the deceased
kept in glass case.
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DEMTAL CARD.-DR. CHALFANT would
Respectfully can the attention OF the public 20
the complete success OF his new apparatus for I'D
ministering Nitrous Oxide in tho painless exrao-
BY those who have been under It's influence, II evil
dent from the following facte; It Ia abaoutay pure.
fresh gas being made for every patient while oc-
cupying the char. It requires only About half tho
usual quantity 70 produce the deaired result II u
not attended with any stTanging or Hunooatng SEN
Bation while breathing. Is action on the system II
uniform and pleasant and 1t leaves no dSagreeablS
after Effects
DR. O. continues thu practice Of pBgTI9TY, In
al, It's branches. ct his former popular pEtoeA
oFFICE;-9IO WEST FOURTH SrRKRT.
11-ak
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NAPoLEoN's FUNKRAL--AN nrosNo ooRTEoE.
LONDON, Jan. 15.
Twenty-Five thousand persons viewed the re-
mains Of Napoleon, lying in state. Queen
Victoria was not present but was represented by
viscount Sydney, her Lord Chamberlain, at the
funeral.
Funeral processiong gstarted from the house
where Napoleon died to the Catholic chapel
amid tolling bells and was an impressive spec
tacle. -
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LONG LIST OF MUKDEREBs UNDERGROUND
II. n.
New YORK, Jan. 15
The Grand Jury indicted shorkey, scannel
and King, yesterday, for murder. ~
There are now fourteen murderers in the
Tombs, awaiting trial.
Work has been commenced on the Under
ground railroad, and it will be completed by tho
end OF next year. "'' ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
Cotton firm uplands. 2Oss@2OI New Or
leans 21CQ21A. Flour firm supertine, "a 5O@
5.25; extras, S66D625 PennAa, Ohio, Indiana
extra family, SS 5O@9.25. Wheat prime in
moderate request, full prices red, $1.95@2'O0 !;
amber and white 32.05. Corn dull yellow, 65 ;
old, SO to Gle. New Oats steady white. 80 10
So mixed, 46 to 4sc. Whlskey firm, 95@06c.
Gnid IIQl%
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REPORT OF THE s1dNAL SERVICE. J" y
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Probabilities: For the Middle States Easter
ly and Southerly winds and cloudy weather with
rain and snow in Northern New York.
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Amusement Notes.

-Bgtila, 6e !Saoing- Machine Girl, the great
sensational drama which is to be produced here
noxt week, is occupying the boards, at the Chest
nut, phllalelphia
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WEATHER.

Ike this, demands preparations 10 prevent the
cracking Of the lips and handa The following are
Glycerine, Bowers pure, Perfumed Giycerine yari-
GUS sizes, Cold Cream, all styles and sxes;
Gycerine Cream, Gayley'a Almadine, HegemanH
Carbolic Camphor Ice and 0lycerine, Mc1nalra Car
bollc Cocoa Butter, PricesG Glycerine Soap, Lowe q
Benbow's Gycerine Soap, for sale a. the wholesale
EDwARD McINALL, JR.,
Second and Market streetas Wilmington.
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asew Aauertissu1ruts,

Harness HOOKS, veIy large, neat and strong
Dust THE thing for nrst-class stabes) for sale,
with other styles OF harness, sample and hat aid
coat hooks, by s.
No sss (Eight Thirty-pve) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia,
VNNGLI5H LOCK EYES-Rim mortlse, night pad
~ and cupboard, and variety Of American lock
Keys, for sale by
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. 1856 eight Thirty-nve) Market 81, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
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We print, to-day reports Of the annual meet
ipgs Of the various railroads in which our city is
Interested. The gratifying progress which has
been made in the construction OF those now un-
der way will be read with interest. VAN q.
The Reform MOvement-keep tho ball HeIi-
InGi
Two important measures in the interest OF Re
foim wore introduced into the Legislature, yes
torday-an Exemption Act, and Repeal Of the
Attachment Law. Mr.. Riddle offered bill to
repeal the Travel Tax, but it was ruled out on a
"point of order"
This shows spint inthe work Of Reform and
Progress. Keep the ball rolling now Let the
people have relief, or know the reason why.
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AT a meeting of coal men, in Pottsville, on
Monday, the operators accepted the offer OF the
Miners making 80 90 the minimum for contract
work. and $275 DAYS wages, sliding up at the
rate OF one cent in wages for every three cents
at once and there will be general aud immediate
resumption throughout the coal region
The receipts Of the West Chester and Phi
ladelphia Railroad for last year we're 1887 ,S39,
an increase OF 82l ,439 over those OF 1871 against
total expenses Of $207 30 0ne-third OF the
line OF the road has been relaid with new steel
rails within the last two years.
The rolling mill capacity in the United States
has been increased during 1872 by the erection
of hirty1hyen new rOlmg1nills, some OF them Of
very large size, and ten others are projected.
--
Samuel II. Richrrds, Of Columbia Pa, was run
over and killed byth9 cars at ROhrerstown yes
terday menlng.r .r.a r!t4sr
The Constitutional Committee or tie French
Assembly has made up report upon proposed
reforms which meets the approval OF President
Thiers
The ship TtScdrOrd, foundered off Gibraltar,
recently, and eleven lives were lost.
Both branches of the New Jersey, Legislature
organized yesterday afternoon by the election OF
the officers agreed upon in caucus The Govern
or's message was read. Mr.. Garfield introduced
general railroad bill. A numbor OF other bills
were introduced, including one for a through
railroad from New York TO Philadelphia.
Albert T. Piper aged 16. was yesterday SEN
fenced at Manchester N. Y, to ten years inn
prsOnment for burning woolen mill at Peter
boro. Miss Upton was consumed in the flames
Parker & Young's piano stock factory at lis
bon, N II. was burned yesterday. Loss, $780,
900 insurance $1,000. Parker Il Bonnett's
printing office was damaged to the Iextent OF
1880.
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PERSONAL AND PARTICULARS.

Mrs. Charles Sumner lives in Venice.
Minister ScheAck has gone TO 0hiselhurst
The German Minister Of Agriculture has
resigned
In April next the Shah Of Persia win make
the tour Of Europe.
Queen Victoria will visit Eugonio after the
funeral uf Napoleon.
The daughter of the Khediye of Egypt is to
hayc S50.0 900 outfit from Paris.
The wife and daughter Of Mayor Hall, Now
York are travelling in England.
The widow or or-General Thomas is
travelling with her daughter In Germany.
Pearl weddings have been inaugurated, to
take place after sixty years Of married life.
Mr.. Pinchback was elected United States
Senator from Louisiana by the Kellogg Legisla-
ue.
The balloon style Of dress is going out OF
ia7hlon-crinoline, tournure and panier having
boen discarded
Twenty persons are known to have frozen
tndeath near St. Peter, Minnesota during the
lucent snow storm.
beautiful imported sets OF flower garniture
ara something new. The pieces raAge from hf-
icln to tifty dollars.
The value of the manufacturing products of
New Hampshire ten years ago WAS $37 ,OO0, 900.
Now it Is I'll 600 900.
Some very pretty evening dresses are made
of white tarletalI dotted wilh gold or silver, or
1lowered with tiny, golden leaves.
.-Soyeny-six per cent. OF the weather pre-
uciions for 1872 made by the signal service of
lh1 war department proved to be correct.
Up at Coatesyille on Saturday, a fond moth
or came into town to buy alower jaw for her son
".lO lad been blowing down gun barrel.
Vice President COlfax will speak at the an-
hnal convention of the New Jersey State Tenn
rarance Alliance, in Taylor Hall, Trenton, jan
vary %.
"A young man, down OH Poplar st., who was
crossed III love, attempted suicide recently by
ttkng dose of yeast powder lie Immediately
rose above his troubles.
Full dress evening toiletets are now smoth-
cred IN ilowers--howers for the oorsage, flowers
i"r looping the tunc, whole wreaths of flowers
Tor heading tlounces, etc.
Forty seven deaths from small pox were re-
ported in Baltimore last week.
Gold closed yesterday at 1l2. Government
securities were slightly unsettled.
At Boston on Monday the steamship City o.
HdMihgton arrived from Liverpool short of
oual, having experienced a succession Of heavy
gales.
King Amadeus, OF Spain, sent for Marsha
Serrano yesterday and had a long consultation
WIN him. change Of the ministry is looked
lor IN consequence
The typhoid fever is raging in the county jail
at San Francisco. The sheriff has asked permits
riOn to remove one hundred of the inmates con
Ncted of minor offences, 80 as to relieve the
o'ercrowding of the Jail and check the disease
=, AT Richmond Va, yesterday morning, por
'loh OF the chesapeake and Ohio tunnel, now il
course OF excavation through Church Hill, fel
IN, making chasm 100 feet long, go wide, ant
~ deep, No one was injured, as notice Of the
danger had been given.
!, Several oyster vessels, plying between New
lork and the. Chesapeake Bay have been missing
ance the recent storm.
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NREAT event Of the season, PhilOpatrian Supper
" January 10th.
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DaiEN Gpatt#ertiA[.

WILMER ATKINSON. N,....."....... Publisher.
tv-Por Terms, Bto., See Second Page.
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cent. ON the investment, while the same busi-
ness the Marrow Gauge pays over twenty per
cent"
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The above books sent postpaid, for retain price
OLIVER DITSON 3 CO., Boston.
CHAs. q. DfTsoN . Co. New York.
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RE- -AssEMriANu uF rnE LEGIsLATUKE PRES
ENT-AN ArfIyr BUSINESS sEssIoN-TwEEDLE-
DUN AMI ft a. DEE--THE REFoRM MOVE
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IN PRESUMABLY READY.
sTRAUsSB DANCE MUSIC. vioiin and Piano, LOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06
ALEX ANDRLA, VA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1878.

LOUISIANA AaA1N.-Thc Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun says that
Senator West and ex.Representative Sypher,
of Louisiana, have come to Washington, to Sc
cure some change in the disposal Of the govern
ment patronage in Louisiana. Some of the
recent removals and appointments III the New
Orleans custom house have not altogether been
satisfactory to the party in that city, and some
discussion has ensued in consequence. The two
gentlemen had an interview with the President
and, as was to be expected, represented every
thing as lovely. They state that there is now
no further violent opposition to the Kellogg
rule. which they interpret as an evidence that
the people are fast becoming reconclled, lgnor-
ing the fact that the threat Of federal bayonets
was the potent argument which has brought
about such result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The Philadelphia Ledger says, referring to
the announcement that the robbers who broke
into the vaults of the Waterford Bank, New
York, and plundered it of 100000, had been
scttled-the robbers being allowed to retain
thirty-fve per cent Of the plumber and to be
held free from prosecution, This sort OF
thing makes bank robbcries and bond robberles
the most lucrative and safest business going.
The thieves invest no capital; they incur no
risk; and the returns are enormous. just SO
long as the system of 'compoundiug is practic-
ed, bank robberies and bond robberies will
flourish. The whole system is a premium to
the audacious scoundrels who pursue that branch
of the thieves profession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The Marlboro, Nd, Gazette says:-'In
our county many of the farmers who have
planted their corn early, have been compelled
to rcplant it, as soon as the green shoot made
its appearance above ground it was cut off by
the cutworm."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

Charles Bougcrt, aged II years, ard his
mother, were arrested yesterday in Brooklyn,
charged by Christopher Bougert, the father
and husband of the above, with attempting to
poison him. Charles confessed that he attempt
ed to poison his father at the instigation of his
mother
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An account is published protesting to be a
confession made by Tom Wright, hung in
Washington to-day, for murder, saying that he
committed the murder. The story is improba-
BILE. He charges another colored man with
having killed the pedder, and that the prlnci-
pal witness against him, colored woman, be-
came his enemy because he would not marry
hnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

w. II. Goodipg, assignee, VS.. John H.
Barnes; decree distributing proceeds of sale.
Terrctt vs. Terrett; death Of Mary Jane
Dixon suggested and suit revived in the name
of w. Ii. Irwin, her administrator.
Ball VS.. Ball; decree declaring land in bill
called dover, the maiden land Of the late NJ.
G. Ball, and as such descends to her heirs at
law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The friends of Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon.
state that he admits that he is living under an
alias, as charged by Pittsburg paper They
state, however, that it is not now thought that
the fact will imperil his seat in the Senate, as
it is claimed that the Senate, long time ago,
made precedent by refusing to exclude a
Senator elected under an assumed name. Thus
we 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

A writer in the Washington Chronicle calls
the country in Fairfax county, around Falls
Church and in that ncighborhood, THE Val
paraiso of Virginia" 1t is, indeed, beauti-
full region, increasing every year in prosperity
and population
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

In the House of Delegates, Of the Distric Of
Columbia yesterday, a bill was introduced sub
scribing $4,000 to the stock of the Georgetown
and Fairfax Turnpike Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

Among the Internal Revenue appointments
as Gaugers are Samuel II. Lavinder, vice
John H. Pcdigo, 5th Virginia; Murray Turner,
vice Fleming Saunders, 5th Virginia; Wilmer
Mclean, 7th Virginia; George c. Seaton, 7th
VIRGINIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The question, What will the Government
do with Captain Jack, is now being asked on
all sides What will be done with him is one
question-what ought to be done with him is
another and both are being argued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

A case of parricide similar to the one in
New York recently occurred 10 Savannah, Ga.
A son seeing his mother maltreated by bis
father shot and killed the father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The celebrated yacht America, owned by the
Government, which won race in England in
1852, will be sold at Annapolis on tie Goth Of
this month at II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

It's said that the colored cadet Conyers, at
Annapolis, will be dropped from the rolls OF
the Naval Academy he having failed to pass
his examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

RAILROAD ACCIDENT The Eastern bound
freight train, on the Manassas road, collided
with huge stone near Broadway, Sunday
morning, by which the engine and three cars
were thrown from the track and wholly wreck
cd, and the engineer and fireman essrs
Gray and Gentry-somcwhat injured. The
former had one rib fractured, and the latter
was painfully bruised. The rock rolled upon
the track immediately in ad vance Of the en-
CINE, and the engineer had barely time to re-
verse his bar before the collision. He says he
distinctly saw the stone roll down the bank on
the track. There were several passengers in
the conductors car but they all escaped with
out injury; in fact, Notwithstanding the concus-
sion was sufficient to almost totally demoliah
the engine, and hurl three cars down the en-
baukmcnt on the river side, to the very brink
of the water, the remainder Of the train re-
NAMED upon the track, and the passengers
knew nothing of a disaster until Informed by
the conductor. This is certainly very re.
markabe escape, and is wholly due to the great
caution our engineers and conductors always
exercise in the more dangerous places along
the liue. Shenandoah Tuginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

AN ACCOMMODATING EDlToR-A local edi-
tor in Pekiu, illinois, introduced himself to the
public few days ago as follows: Sensational.
distressing details Of revolving murders and
shocking suicides respectfully solicited: Bible
class presentations and ministerial donation
parties will be done with promptncss and dis
patch. Keno banks and their operations made
specially. Accurate reports OF Sunday school
anniversaries guaranteed. The local will cheer
fully walk seventeen miles after Sunday school
to see and report prize fight. Funerals and
all other melancholy occasions written up in a
manner to challenge admiration. Horse races
reported in the highest style of the reportorlal
art Domestic broils and conjugai infclicities
sought for with untiring avidity. Police Court
proceedings and sermons reported in man
ner we'll calculated to astonish the priso-
pcr, magistrate, and preacher. Prompt pay
ing subscribers and good advertisers, when
stricken with mortal illness, will be cheerfully
interviewed when lying at death door, with
view to obtaining obituary items, and the great
est pleasure will be taken in exposing your pri-
vate affairs to the critical gazo of an interested
public"
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A new postofice has been established at
Monaskon, Lancaster county, Va, on the route
by steamboat from fredericksburg Va, to
Baltimore, Nd, with A. S. Carter as post
master. VIM. Fl. Chapman has been appoint
ed a railway postofice clerk between Washing
TON. % O.. and Lynchburg. Va, vice WIN. II.
James, transferred. This appointment is made
it is understood, upon the recommendation of
COL John S. Mosby
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce has prepared from
the last census an interesting table, showing the
ratio of persons to houses in the larger Amcrl-
can cities New York shows the greatest ratio
of persons to dwelling and Philadelphia the
lowest, the proportion being more than two to
one in favor of Philadelphia; Baltimore cxhi-
bits a ratio slightly in excess Of Philadelphia,
but less than that of Brooklyn, St. Louis, Chi
cago, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Judge Goodrich, of the Spotsylvania County
Court has ordered that the present fence law
in that county be declared imperative in the
Townships that voted to repeal the same-the
law to take effect on aud after January lst,
1874. This ruling is subject however, to a
new boundary which Judge q. will make here
after.
Col. r. e. Witbers has been invited and is
expected to deliver an address upon the occa-
sion of the laying of the corner stone Of the Ma
sonic Templar at Hamilton, LoudUun county,
on the 18th instant.
Mr.. Samuel Gresham, Of Lancaster county,
died at his residence in that county last Satur-
day night week. Mr.. G. was stricken down a
few weeks previous with apoplc1y, whilst In
attendance on Court.
The tobacco planters in SpotsylvaDia, Caro-
line, Louisa, &c.. are awaiting "a season in
which to put out their tobacco plants. The
plants are usually looking we'll.
About four thousand dollars have been sub
scribed by citizens Of Richmond to be expended
in special premiums at the next State agricul
tural fair.
The Staunton Virginian says that Henry
Forrer & Co., have sold Elizabeth Furnace to
Sir Antonio Brady, of England, for 100000.
Mr.. VIM. Doggett of Spotsylvania county,
died suddenly from apoplexy on Tuesday even
ing last.
A young bear was killed, near Grccnville,
Augusta county, few days ago.
A stable and barn were burned in Augusta
last week, by incendiaries.