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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-25
Begtster's Autires,

ID EGISTER's OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. goth, 1873.
Upon the application Of william b hilles and
John $. Hilles, Executors of Samuel Hilles late of
Wilmington City In said County, deceased; IL Ia or
defed and direc ed by the Register that the Ex-
ecntors aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF
Letters Pesamentary, upon the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters, In six OF the most public
places of the County of New Castle requiring all per-
sons having demands against the Estate, TO present
the SAINT, abide by an Ac of Assembly In such
made and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the DAI CON-
MERCIAL, a newspaper published in Wilmington,
and TO be continued therein for three Weeka.
Given under the hand and Seal of once of
IL 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBH Register,
NOTICE.--Al persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to tile Executors on or before August
20th 1874 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
WILLIAM s. HILLES, / p,oo,,o..
JOHN = HILLkS, HAecutuIs
Address, Wilmington, Del. aug9I-sW
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CAMDRN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
" CUmmeneng June IL, 1873. trains leave Phila-
delphla, from foot Of Vine street:
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Mail, including SUNDAYS. YS.................s 500 m
Express, through in Y hours. Ii w
Bxpress only on Saturdays, through In
Ia nOuTs E.'s..s.s... HW p III
Express, through In v hours. 80 p IN
mOdatiOn....,...,..,,..... ........ 10 p m
Accommodation, SATURDAYS, only be-
yond Hammonton Stops only at AbsecOm 9 60 p m
Accommodation Mondays only. -. 4sO m
Accommodation. ........................... 10 m
Express, through In Y hours ............ 2s q m
Express through in / Y hOurs......,.....llU II 10 M
Mail, including sundays. IS Is
LOCAL TRAINS.
From Philadelphia for Mays landing,
500 IN and 4 Is p IN
EOI Il 10
roT hhInlnhntJn. .'........... oVO III
For Haddonheld, a III, p m, and 44l IN from
PHILADELPHIA, and II 20 p Iii from Camden
Woodruff PArlOr Car attached TO each Express
Train.
TICKET oFFICEs-No. 200 CHESTNUT Street
and foot OF VINE stresL
Baggage called for aud checked from hotels and
residences by the Camden and Philadelphia Express
Company and delivered TO ROtt Is and Residences at
AtlsHtio CITY. ID. II, hUNDY, Agent.
l0tseptl
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BARRIERS. Attentlon.

Barbers, combs. soapa, brushes, sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomRtnm, puffs, powders, and bar
oers supplies generally, at very low prices Hair
pomade q specially, always fresh and highly per-
fumed. BARRIERS supplied vt wholesale at
FOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington. Delaware
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SpelxE ZrtiEes.
seIdIiex Pcwesers,

we can aetsntion 20 osr SsidlItz Powders 30 uni
versaziy popular eyer ehefaL They are made np
fresh and pare every few dass and claim them q De
sausa ans In NE Market fully up TO the standard.
10 be gonf they nnnst Dc fresh and pure. Thia =
our special claim, to prove which they need only 70
be tried. Don't forget the place 90 get themy et
FOSTEk'S DRUG STORE
Front and West streetA
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pr.tt,a Antvnl OIL.

PFatt'6 astral OH.
Pratt's Astral OIL sold wholesale to grncefH, deal
eFs and country Htor Keepers st Wholesale rates. In
O. FOSTER,
t9 tf. wholesale Agent for Delaware,
,.-. Front and West streets, VII, beL
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The Parlorc,

Tne ParloF Companion.
Every lady wants onei
BveTy Man ought to have onel!
Sent on receipt of Ten cents Address l. p
HYDE CO., 1876 Seventh Avenue, New YORK.
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Bathing.

Bathing. ~
The necessity OF water Tor cleanliness 10 acknow-
lodged By all aud the luxury Of Geld hath partlou-
larry during the hot weather. is or should be fami
liar TO every one. -.
TO those Frustrated by ardaous labOrs of miud or
body during the the aheat, d terIn,p We know OF
hothlng m0re lnvigorati, and refreshing Than the
application OF cold water 10 the sHface OF the body
cleansing and opening the pores OF the skin thereby
promou II the different secretionB and 1mpartlng
renewed vigor 70 the Muscular system. For those
appreciating convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath We have trff-
Bath Brushes, in variety, =-. pep
Bath Towels, (softl ~.
Bath Towels, thRrsh.l Ntf
l Bathing SpongeA, f-'
sponge Pads, nd.
Friction Gloves for Bath
9-' Bath Belts or straps,
CalefaGt0 q yes,
LINEN TArR BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hhir Flesh Gloves, FH
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (ourvedl
Horse HAIR Flesh Brushes, (straighN
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair trap Rubbers,
Prince of Wales 9lJvss-dry fric len.
sr-e Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair.
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (noatingl very con-
venient for bathers. Bath soaps in extensive va
riety.- - .-.' .ff-t
Also. fue assortment OF Perfume AtOmiEera
for throwing nne spray OF Cologne Wafer, BaV
Rum or other Toilet Waters upoR the body after
bathing, producing an effect at once agreeable, cool
Z. BKiNaHURsT 4 CO., Apsthscarioa.
cor. Sixth and Market streetA
Wilmington, Del
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EURNlTURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
IL GOULD x co. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD CO. sell the Strongest Furniture,
GOULD GO. sell the hHndsomest Furniture
GOULD W. have the largest stock.
GOULD CO. have all kinds OF Furniture
GOULD a CO. have the newest Patterns,
GOULD co. offer B4TgainB
GOULD co. buy and sell Tor cash.
GOULD 4 CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CU. have great advantages lnSManufac.
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture ia the most elegant
GOULD d CO. have Polite Attendants
GOULD 20 have well.ighted Stores.
GOULD a. Gu. have four storts
GOULD 4 CO.,
N. &. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and 80
N. SECOND St., 1906 Market ST., and 2T2
S. Second street.
PHILADELPHIA
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Hnailalf Rauafarfi

Pure English Yellow Mustard, groand OF sraIn.
Ohoice navoring extractss Wis: ext Lemon. Vsnihe.
Peach, ext bitter almonds. ext strawberry, etc. All
az the m0ss celebrated makes, for sale ct
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
+, tts s'fip,.-, - 'sss FTent end West streets
. "a. -,.....t. -..4 Wilmington, Del.
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on the RyeakfaSt
The seckwitn sac Portable ewing

On 80 days trial; many advantages over all SatIs-
faction guaranteed, or SYJ refunded sent complete
with full directions. BeCkwith sewing Machine
Company, se2 Broadway New York.
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MlIIInsna, Yankaa soan.
Fine Exrracts

Fine ExrFacts
For the handkerchief, at The Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid hennet and nav0ring extracts
for cooking. kssence Jainaca Ginger, Citrate OF
Magnesla &C. Guin CamphOr 30 cents per pound.
W. +. ALRlChS, Druggist
800 Delaware avenue, Opposite Tie Baost Cnurcn.)
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EMocH MoHoAa's soss'

EHooH WoEoAa's soss'
SAPOL LILO
is substitute for Soap for ell hou iehOld purposes
except washing clothes.
SAP 0LI0
for cleaning your house will save the apor Of one
cleaner. Give It trial.
POLIO
for wiNdows is better than Whiting or Water No
removing curtains and carpets.
POLIO
cleans faint and Wood in fact the eHtlre house. he
ter tnan Soap. M stopping. Saves laJOF You
cant afford 70 0e wlthoutit
POLIO
for Securing Knives is better and cleaner than Bsh
Brick Win n1t scratch.
SAP POLIO
10 better than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinware,
brightens wlthOHt scratching.
r.- .. POLIO
Polisbes Brass and Copper utensis better than Acid
or Ci and Rotten stone.
s Apo l. 10
for Washing Dishes and Glassware is invaluable.
Cheaper thin Soap.
SAL POL 10
removes Stains from Marble Msntsls. Tables ara
and Porcelain
s "A POL 10
removes Stains and Grease from Carpets and ether
woven fabrics.
There ts enc article kr own thnt will do
so many kind- of work and do II so well
ERpeilo, 9Fy IL.
HAND 8 POLIO
new and wonderfully effective Toilet Soar, having
no equal in this country or abroad.
HAND POLIO
ss an article for the Bath, 'reaches the foundation
of ull hirt Opena the pore and gives ht althy
ton and brilliant tint 70 the skin.
HAND POLKA
CleAnses snd Beauties the skin. inst nty rernoV.
ing any stain or blSmish from both hands and face
HAND s POLIO
is without rival in the world for curing or pre-.
nenting roughness and chapping of either hands or
face.
HAND SAP POLIO
removes tar, pitch, iron or Ink stains and grease;
for workers in mHchine shops, mines, &c. Is iu.
valuable. For mskDg the sein W lite and soft aud
giving TO It bloom OF beauty 1t is unsurpassed
by any Cosmetic known.
HAND POLIO
costs 10 to IS cents per CAKE and everybody bhoud
have ik Ysuw like 1t
Don't Fall to TRY These Goods.
Buy it of your merchant it he has ii on
will procure it for You. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, An about Sapollo," and
ii will be mailed free.
ENoCH MoRGANs Sons
augb.Smd&w 20 PARK PLACE. N. Y.
ya,EAs. coEgErs.
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SMITH 4 PAINTER, Druggists,
Tth and Market sts.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA MATTERS.

AUGUSTA, Feb. IL.
Important RecOmme m d tions by the Mill
itary Committee.
The Committee on Military Affairs have de-
clded to adopt all of General Chamberlain
suggestions relating to the State militia. They
will report the following resolve: ''That the
Governor be requested to Immediately convene
board of officers to adopt uniform for the
military of this State, and that in future the
Governor be requested to approve of no new
uniform other than the one adopted with his
approval by the above mentioned board of
officers" They will also recommend the fol-
lowing appropriations: For clothing, $1O,OSs.-
43; for inspection, $4,000; for encampment,
$4,000 Total, $1S,O5S.43.
Woman Suffrage.
The Committee on Legal Affairs to-day vot-
ed 7 to 8, to give the petitioners in favor of
woman's suffrage 'leave to withdraw" The
minority will report resolve in favor of a
change of the constitution comforting upon wo-
men the right of suffrage.
The Education Committee.
will report tomorrow the High School bill
on new draft. The Supervisor bill will be re-
ported to the next Legislature. Its warmes
advocates consider it dead for this session.
EFT Cetera.
I. X. Lane, ESQ.,, of Biddeford, is here look,
ing after his horse railroad charter. Other par
ties ask for charter over the same route.
To-day the Judiciary gave hearing on thu
question arising in the city of Lewiston rela
tive to sewerage taxes, as to whether the city
has lien on real estate for the payment of the
same. M. 7. Ludden appeared for the city
and Messrs Record and Cotton iu opposit on
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IT . Il EiIGN.
The Spanish Crisis.
The AbdicatiOn of the King-Res.
ignatiOn of the Minis try-IOve-
ments for a Republic.

MADRID, Feb. 10-Midnight AT 8 o'clock
this evening King Amadeus announced to
Senior Gorilla that he was determined to adhere
to the resolution to abdicate since Saturday
last, when he declared his intention of quitting
the throne. The ministers HAYS strenuously
tried to dissuade him from doing so, but their
efforts proved futile. The announcement that
abdication is certain creates profound sensa-
ton, but tranquility prevails. A royal message
announcing the determination of the King will
soon be submitted to the Cortes. After its pre-
sentation the members of the cabinet will ten
der their designations.
MADRID, Feb. Ill A. Mixing Amedeus
persists in the determination to abdicate. 1t is
expected that an executive commission of the
government will be formed, which will proclaim
q Republic.
When it became known last night that the
King would certainly resign, groups of people
gathered in many streets, and there were some
attempts to create a disturbance. The demon
strations were promptly suppressed, and the
crowds were dispersed without any trouble.
Congress last night adopted proposal that
the President of the Cortes and fifty deputies
shall constitute permanent committee.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 11.-Republican deputy
Quint had received dispatch dated Madrid,
noon, to-day, signed by Higueres and CASTELAR,,
saying that the Republic will be proclaimed
this evening.
The BoundarylLine Question.
LONDON, Feb. lin the House of Lords
this evening the Earl of Louderdale asked
whether measures have been taken to complete
the settlement of the western part of the boun-
Diary line between the British dominions and
the United States. He contended that not
withstanding the decision with regard to that
portion of the line which gave San Juan to the
United States there were still several water
channels which the Americans might Chilli. :.
The rights of the Indian tribes were also left
unsettled and collisions were inevitabie. ne
characterized the whole treaty OF washington
asthe most humiliating that England ever ne
Earl Granville replied with assurance that
stems had been taken to settle the boundry ques-
tion A British commissioner had surveyed
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BALTIMORE, Feb s.Freights. s- asms s ior
tonnage con,lnes rtv of freight room to Liverpool;
ae is f, cargo engaged at the follow
Sdd ays ss Oh Shd Hass s So
Gram hV ta Holland SIS Cd. Ship Lyra has most OF
bar cargo made up at rates yz-Eor Resin IS Cd
S ToTT a6S and oSo hSds Ss
9 9H do 35s Cotton 5-16 q y Id. Slaves s5s 10
II. Oil Cake 27s Cd q 3Os p ton. Grain Cd p bush.
4os for Maryland hhds, Virginia do ASS, Kentucky do
65s. Cotton 3d. Coverseed Dos, Lard 55s, &C.. large
offerings Of latter Charters for the past week were
to Martinique, Coal, IS so God and return from Ne
yassa with Guano at 81 y ton currency; we quote
Grain freights Cork for ORDERS at Is Cd a Is Cd in
bulk for handy sized vessels Coastwise-engage-
ments Coal to New York made high as 81,
but at the close rates easer to Boston and Port
land 81 Is " ton. Corn by sail to Providence ~ B
11c small vessels to ports in Maine 12c to Charles
ton and Savannah per steam, 10 q 12c ton, ana u"
sail @ &c; to Washington per steam g lie'
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NEW YORK.
The State Of Affairs Mt Fort Deposit.

The State Of Affairs Mt Fort Deposit.
New York, Feb. ia Port Deposit des-
patch states that it will be impossible to blow
up the ice there, as it Is from twenty to fifty
feet in depth, and the gorge extends to Row
landsville, up the river nine miles, while below
Port Deposit new ice six inches thick has been
formed, and extends out into Chesapeake Bay.
Even if the great mass of ice was blown up il
could not float off Over one hundred thousand
dollars damage has already been done at Port
Deposit.
EFT Cctern.
J. Milton Turner U S. Minister to Liberia,
will sail from Boston for his post of duty on
the Goth inst.
Only seven Jurors are obtained thus far in the
Scanned case, and the panel is exhausted.
It.. is understood that petition signed by
prominent merchants and several clergymen of
the Episcopal Church will be sent to Gov. Dix
tonight, asking him to commute the sentence
of Foster to imprisonment for life.
The suit of Stephen Woodbridge against the
Metropolitan Fire Department., to recover VA,
600 damages for injuries received from the ex-
plosion of fire engine, in June, 1863, was to-
day dismissed by Judge Barrett. :,
To day in the suit of Marcus L. woodruff
against the Camden & Amboy Railroad Com
pany, to recover damages for goods destroyed
by fire at the company's wharf July IL, 1864, a
special verdict was rendered, giving plaintiff
ga, 800 damages
Railroad Accident.
ERIE, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Erie express going
West on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad en-
countered a broken rail two miles west of
engine, tender and baggage car passed safely
over, but two passenger cars went down the
emoanknent six or eight feet. The sleeping
car remained on the track. One car turned
t I've, on Its top and the other on its side Fiji
zen persons were bruised, but none received
| serious injuries.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

r. Hon Joseph Wood, member of the Rhode
asia ai Senate died suddenly yesterday morning
a' MS residence in Lincoln.
. 1onn Morrill,, the billiard player, who was
ECU OF arson and sentenced to the Clinton
burg, IN. " jail Saturday n;gbt vii IT,
others. A reward of $500 is offered for the
capture of Morrill,. ~ i'' '''
At meeting of the New Hampshire Iiharal
Republican State Committee at Concord, Tues.
day. Samuel X. Mason was nominated for
Governor and VIM. A Heard of Sandwich, for
Railroad Commissioner.
Nine liquor dealers were arrested and fined
Monday, in Hudson, N. Y, for violation of
the revenue laws.
A Port Deposit, Nd, despatch states that it
will be impossible to blow up the ice there, as
it is from 20 to so feet in depth, and the gorge
extends to Rowlandsville up the river nine
miles, while below Port Deposit, new ice six
inches thick has been formed and extends out
into Chesapeake Bay. Even if the great mass
of ice was blown up it could not float off. Over
100000 damage has already been done at Port
Deposit
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FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE SY-
MONDS.
TCEsDAY.-WarTen Sparrow VS.. Charles F. Bryant
Assumpsit on promissory. Verdict for plaintiff for
S50G.19.
Butler & Fcssenden for plf.
Frank for def.
Charles F. Bryant VS.. Warren Sparrow Trespass
qadre clauSun. Plaintiff leased certain property of
defendant known as the Emwood Nursery, in 1865
for the term of ten years. Plaintiff alleges that the
defendant entered upon portion of said property,
dug up and destroyed certain hedges. maple trees,
cedars plants and shrubs to the damage of tho plain
tiff, as he says, the 4um of 5000.
While the plaintiff was upon the stand and under
examination, he suddenly tainted and was carried
out of the court room and the case was consequently
suspended until morning. when it is hoped the plain
tiff will be able to go on.
A. A. Strout-Frank for plf.
Rutler e, Fassenden fnr def
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j. F. CLARK, A. M, has this day entered in
to partnership with Everel P. Roberts, Esq,
manager for Maine Of the Equitable Life of N.
Y, under the firm name of Roberts & Clark
Mr.. Roberts is too well known as one of eur most
successful insurance experts both in Vermont
and Maine to need comment. Wherever he la
bors success follows, while Mr. Clark has won
an enviable reputation in a very short time.
Both are men of reliability and pluck.
We predict much success to this agency in
advancing the interests of the Equitable as it
is their expressed will to educate the people in
the desirable features of life insurance npon
the broad basis of all good companies.
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Boston Stock List.
New Work Stock and Money Market

New YORK, Feb. 11-Morning.-Gold at 114-
Money at per cent Sterling Exchange, long, 1893 ;
do short 110i Stocks dull and steady. State stocks
dull
NEW YORK. Feb. 11-EUeping.-The chief topic Of
conversation in Wall street to-day the Erie di-
per cent. preferred and Ii on common stock. The
transfer books will be closed from March LIST to the
10th. The net earnings of the year So 1856.
The Erie loan of S10,O000 00 per cent. bonds, has
been placed in London at rate netting the company
par less "a per cent. commission James B. Hodg-
Railroad, is appointed Vice President, vice Gen. Geo.
B. Wright, resigned Henry Clews & Co. have a ca
BILE despatch from their London house reporting great
success in the Japanese loan just brought out in the
london market. The loan for $40 900 in Gold.
The books were closed after being open three days.
The subscription amounted to $4,000 0OO The bonds
are now active at 81 per cent. premium
Money was active and stringent at per cont. Gold
to Lie, closing at 164 q 1-32. Sterling Exchange
at 109t q 1903. Gold firm ranging from 113a to 1I4f,
closing at 114s q 14 loans at per cent for car
rying Clearances $60O00,000. Treasury disburse-
bonds dull; Tennsssees heavy; Missouris firm. Rail-
road bonds firm except Union Pacific. The Stock
market early in the day advanced per cent, but
afterwards became weak, and during the afternoon
depression the great feature the decline ranging
from to 50 per cent, with sharp pressure to sell
advanced to 66i and closed at 65s do preferred dull
st so q SOL; Pacific Mail ranged from "a rs to 73a
Western Union from 8S4, S94 to S74 Indiana Central
from 43, 49, to 423 Central 104s, 104s, 1888 to
1885, Rock Island 113s 1928 to 113; Lake Shore
Pacific 34A to 33i; Atlantic s. Pacific 36s q 304. The
market generally was weak at the close, with Rock
Island, Erie, New York Central, Lake Shore and In
diana Central as exceptions, and firmly held.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Feb. lilo A. M.-Consols opened at
92A "a 92f for meney and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s, 1865, old, S2s do
1861 93I; u s. -40s 91s; new IS 9O1 Erie Railway
52s.
FRANKFORT, Feb. I'LL A. M.--United States
5-2O's opened at 955 for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1850 P. M..Cotton e ;lseU
oiet sales 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation
and export.
LONDON, Feb. 11-5.oO P. M.-Consols ciosod un-
changed as, ,eos cid Mt aos:
do 1851 s31; do 0-4Os, 91f: new 5s 9os' ETC MALI
way at 52s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-12

AMATEUR DRAMATIcs-We had the pleasure
last evening of being present at rehearsal of
the Honeymoon, one of the dramas that
will be brought out at the Music Hall next
week by our amateur players. We confess to
being happily disappointed at the unusual ex-
cellence displayed by those who are to take
part in the performance, and have no hesitation
in saying that the acting is vastly superior to a
large majority of those companies who from
time to time visit our city. If every perform
ance is placed on the stage upon par with the
Honeymoon" we are positive that the anna
teurs will win many friends, draw out large
attendance, and act to the unmistakable delight
of the audiences.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

S.ceeipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
H., STEINER FRANcoNIA FROM NEW YORK.
uly niIe ioSo hf chests tea 1895 bdls pulp 200 do
paper 80 bales rags 80 do wool, IS do ine do Snr-
laps, 40 40 Calcutta hides do elk skins. Is rolls
leather - hhds molasses, do tobacco 16 do sheen
SKINS 81 bbls sugar. Go do glassware IL do birthstone
so do -four q bags WOOL 50 do nuts 40 do shot 1oo
boxes raisns, $50 do tobacco, Is do saeratns "A DO
maple sugar. 100 kegs white lead so do soda iG papo
fortes 200 pkgs sundries. " i-'"0
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Skif and Gay lords Ministries.
The Original Whitney Family.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
What Time has Taught Us.
Forest City Temple of Honor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Richardson's New Method Piano.
DR.. Fitzgerald Physician.
Lost-Gauntlets.
Watch Lost,
Wanted-BOy.
Statement of the Continental ms. Co.
State of Maine-To the Electors of Portland.
Corn Syrup-Emery & Furnish.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary-Spring Term.
Agents-A Rare Chance.
Agents-It Sells Quick.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
w. L. Smells Announcements.
II. w. Simonton's s. Co.'s Cash Sale.
Wanted-A Special Travelling Agent.
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LAW DEcIsIoNs.-In the case of Piscataqua
Fire and Marine Insurance Company VS.. Will
liam Hill, the bill has been dismissed with
costs. In the case of William Curtis ct al, VS..
City of Portland, the applicants may if they
choose, abandon their appeal with costs or pur-
sue it and have the damages awarded for the
location of the road as it now is.
AccIDENT.-Mr. Albert Fuller, a teamster,
while engaged in hauling lumber to Central
wharf, yesterday afternoon, got his leg caught
in the sled, jamming it very badly.