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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
TELEGRAPUIC.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TILE GAZETTE.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1913.
The Senate went into Executive session III,
mcdiately after the reading Of tie Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
Death OiSOi.,. ssrIl.'J.

New YORK, Nlnryh 10. -COnIINNli'E II
mund W. Henry. United State, Navy. del At
Piedmont, New York: Saturday la,t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
I.HTSE.nE.N'TS.

WALLIS NEW OPERA OU0E,
w Washington, L. {.
JOHN T. FORD.~.".P Proprietor and Manager
Last Six Nights Of the Engagement of the
World-fan"d Actress,
CHARLOTTE GUsHMiN.
Who will appear on MONDAY EFG., Mrr. 10,
in her grand approximation OF
QUEEN KATHARINE.
in S!nkspearc's historical play Of
HENRY VIII.
Mr.. JAS. Ii. TAYLOR rs Cardinal Woolsey.
In preparation Shakspearc's Tragedy OF
MkCBEFII.
Lady Mac beth Charlotte CuShinan
On SATURDAY, March Is,
SECOND FASHIONABLE OPERA HOUSE
MATINEE.
The Next Attraction will be the Great Society
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

INCREASE OF TRAVEL. The travel on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad both North
and South, has Increased greatly within the
past week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

yy-rrrpaY.-Ycstcrday was truly 4 spring
.- The ky was urclnudcd and the rays OF
.nn were bright and warm; a soft breeze
-, ll,wiur FROM the South; the birds carolled
,~.,nly in the gardonS;ihr windows wereopcn,
-. through many Of thea could be seen tulips,
f.,;n.hs, hilcotropas and other tJwcrS, III ull
=, The streets presented III unusually
...m~,ei appearaucv: most O! the places OF "ot.
..:rhai large congregations especially, Ohilst
rg,yril, which was crowded with Silantef''
~. fry boats brought nany people mere rom
W.l:n.ton. About the middle OF the day II
l-,,. .rowd assembled at Battery ltougcrs 10
u;...,> he c.ryIuony OF baptism by imm"f,,
-, N he Potomac, is performed by a coiorGd
,~,r,arr upou four OF his lcycncrated race. iu
H.. a~I;cryooa many persons stroll"d TO the
m,..r,,,- Jones p,iut and other suburban
,a.., nr attraction Though WHY cemeteries
il.,,!i IL. chased unlcr this head has never
.", L..n l.jioit..y settled, notwithstanding
,,..;r s,urri.r settling properties, and the Tact
int some # them. Penny I'M 1Hr lnS'auce,
nh.r. th,. collin, ar> salt! 10 DC three deep, are
i. mos; jhirkIy Svt;l>d SPOTS III Amcrtca. but
.,ri,n Ia j.. mutton. The weather was de-
,.s..rI and c,n;i.ucl 50 until about ten Q clock
49, n,yh; whcn tn wi.i suddenly vccrcd around
a. he uurh and lor i tiuG blew Il g;t:e, Hiaui-
,a;1. ri inw blinds. twisting anu turning siSuS
49,! eye, li,winr down trees i'll solnc parts ii
.r,it.. The SKY has been clear and bright
ar,;n ,~a-tlav. and though there has been Il sill
iy ~. lIoul the northwest out-ol-loor employ
n,,i.t ha~ been agreeable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. KiIlgore, Will leave
for Conference to morrow. 1t is unknown
whether he will come back or not, his health
being 50 bad that he may not be able to return.
There have been under his ministry over one
hundred acccssious to the membership of the
NJ. p. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
AGNES ETEEE

Seats can be secured during tho day ut the
office Of The new Opera House.
nH.Traiis leave tho ST. Asuph street depot ut
G.3 p. m; returning, leave Washington at LBS
y m NH 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Mr.. Chas. A. Hop
kins, of Fairfax station, who was in company
with Mr.. John Harrison Of the same place, IN
attempting to Jump on Il shifting train at the
9th street depot III Washington, about seven
o'clock last Saturday evening, missed his foot,
ing, and, falling under the cars, had his head
severely cut and his left hand so badly mangled
that it had to be amputatcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
Louloun county, feb Its
ETARkET FARM FOR SALE.

Pursuant to a decree of the COUNTY Court Of
Fairfax county. rendered ut its January term,
lS13, in the suit Of Joseph Bruin, use Of c.. H..
M#nkins, ". Thomas Javins. the undersigned,
therein named, will oiior, 1T public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 22i day Of March, 1873, ri |
O'clock p. H., NJ Cats Tavern, West End,
Fairfax c"un.y, Virginia, that highly cultivated
and VALUABLE MARKET FARM, brlong-
ing 10 and now in possession Of Thomas JavinS,
confirming 5TY acres OF land, lying on the Little
River Turnpike, about two miles west Of Alex
andria. The land is highly improved, with good
buildings, and is Il lu~sL desirable inr!n.
Terms al Sale: SO mucn in hand AS will pay
the costs and expenses Of suit, and the rc>iducln
one, two and three years, with interest thereon
from day of sale, and with r]e,cntion oi title un-
Il! the purchase money i. paid. The purchaser
TO give bonds, with good personal security, for
The deferred iuymrnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
Wash. Star copy.1

NOTICE-All persons indebted to tho estate
IN Of the late } JAMES McEUEN are hereby
notified to make payment Immediately, and
those having claims will present them duly au
thcnticuted to the subscriber, corner OF Queer
and Royal streets, Alexandrla:
NH l0Llm& EDWARD McEUEN, Ext.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
IrHtlc School REpoRrs.-Thc reports o

PrHilc School REpoRrS.-Th reports OF
Ilaic >ciool teachers in the city, for February
.>,@. exhibit the following iacts. VIZ:
Wit, .SchooLs On the rolls 800; boys PSI,
sr>lll. Average attendance 100; boys III,
-a!, -. Percentage Of attendance to enroll
Mtn. u; male schools 81, female schools So.
Entered :; boys 6, girls /. Dropped ID; boys
; ,tI> !, Best attendance at Washington
>"iooI, NJ. i, taught by Miss Fannie y. Viii
"n. - per cent.
r~'rr,i .S,hnok-On the rolls 2QG; boys 100,
;r;> :" Average attendance lis; boys 80,
iIi!> $. Percentage Of attendance to enroll
,!r@i 81; male schools SO, female schools 81.
Entered Is; boys 9, girls 1. Dropped lG; boys
-'ri>2 !. Bc>t attendance at Snowden School,
No. |, taught by VIM. +. Powell, &c per cent.
Il. L. CARNE, City Superintendent.
o. John Academy, March 10th, 1878.
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s-..-. isSSntf.
E.gE
Life Insurance Company
TEE,
or NEW YQh!

or NEW YORK.
Security, Equity, Economy, Safety aad Impair
ali"icI Success are some Of Tn" EuvnI.-
;oyes ,~:tero.! ~ tn, to!niAuy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
of the

ETIRST GRAND CONCEkT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
PoLlcE HEADoUARrERs.-Thc following

young man for striking Ike Norris, colored,
was reprimanded; Buck Dogan, colored' tor
robbing Levi Murray, was discharged upon
returning all the money he had Mt spent,
as the charge was not sustained; a noisy
frequenter of Madison alley was fined
and di>chargod;Frauk Bcalc, an Omnibus driver,
for being too importunate 10 his solicitations
among passengers at the Henry street depot,
was discharged with q reprimand; an lrate
son Of the meraldIsle who was fined orsmiting
little johnny Hanaha, a Juvenile fellow coun-
tryman, and a restaurant keeper for selling
liauor TO a minor, which case was postponed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
~ North Main street, containing ten
fine rooms up stairs and two store !. omS
down stairs. Terms reasonable. Apply at
ans THOS. NURPHY'S Boot store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-25
Straved or Stolen,

-ROM MY RANCH IN RUBY M y
LEY, athree-year old bAn viii
branded - b" on the lell .,,S"'
pay 20. sn Ism"iN 'o' ION. SHORT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21
AUCTION kND Lgth
y CARD.

We are doing M auction and CON-
mission business, ut the corner OF Elm
and Market streets pr0mincn:p0lnth
in this beautiful and growing Guy, end
we solicit consignmeDis Of -four, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, o;'. We sch at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-.
turnsn References: f'Wndcllo ~
McCaleb Editors and ProprietoIs al
the Dallas Herald; Adams n Lconajd,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thoma' "
baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas
Coils. Snecd Il Finley, Attorneys nj
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock ~ Row
land, st. Louis; T. c. Jordan IL Co.
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron
delct ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
nj, \. lllBBLER n CO
N. 4. HlnrLER. W. q. sicKLFS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21

the Democlpiicparty ofD Dallas coanly,
Turn the cold shoulder 10 eyrly one
who may srrk 10 br.bc or Gonnuch
you into the support Of oven one o.
the opposing ticket.
cur tickrt has been iairly nomliu'
ted by the Democratic, aoIi-liGdivnl
votes, by the unbiased vote OF uug
own people, II Is the Democratic PEG"
PIES Ticket, against lhorc who layr
outraged aud oppressed w for eight
aud Il half years, Remember Lime
stone, Hill and Walker counties, Tee
memlcr the accused State police. Re-
member HoLtlS's striking seven
hundred and nucty-0ue names
Of our vutcrs from The rcgistra-
ton last fall Remember how tie dirty
taloG police Sergeant lalhin, lord-
I'd over or people last year! i'cmrni-
her how that one.armcd burcnu thief
Captain Norton, ran over lIs Il few
years ago-how he dragged General
Rninc- and other honorable men be-
fore him nj mdnlght-how he stole
even the hogs IN Dallns--how our peo-
pie, when troddcn under foot, were
afrnid to speak, lest their wives and
children might be outraged by the
aired hcl-huund4 Of the Radical par
", backed up by Federal bayoocts. Re
member! ON! treem,u of Texas,
Remember.
Men Of TeNas! Remember! and
vote the Domuclatc ticket from Rich
ard Coke for Governor, down 10 John
u. KerfUot for Justice of the Peace.
Vote against Radicals, Loyal Lcaguers
and rascals--miil> ana cidcr mCu-So-
called Independent candidates, (Who
are In heart OF ought to be l,adiCaIsh
and only, fellow llcenen Of Texas, we
implore you, only vote for thesinight-
out Democratic nominees, let ~ have
liberty or degradation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21

WE see from the Galveston News OF
the 18th inst, that the ease of Eurford
VIZ. Stemmons and Williams pending il
the Supreme Court on an appeal from
the Dallas District Court, has been
reversed and q decision rendered IN
favor Of Mcssrs. Ste nmonS and Will
liams. This suit involved the title to
twenty-five acre, Of land, lying west
Of the Houston aud Texas Central
Ra l Dad, and extending from Com
mercV street, northwardly across Main
and Elm streets and Pacific avenue.
nearly to Live Oak. This litigation
has retarded the settlement Of this
desirable and valuable property. We
congratulate the city on the final set
Element of this suit, .incc it places on
the market some fthc most attractive
and pleasant residence lots as well as
business stands within our limits We
have not seen the opinion of the court,
but learn that the Supreme Cour,
yeverscs its rulings In the ease of
Garnet vs. Smith, and placed its decis-
ION in harmony with decision OF the
United States Supreme Court on the
bankrupt act Of March ., 1867, hold
ing that State Courts can not enforce
their Judgments by sale after the
bankruptcy Of the party. This decis-
ion has placed our friends, Stemmons
and Williams, In posressien of snug
little fortune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21

You were born free. Before the late
civil war, every child born under the
aegis OF tho United States was consi1-
cred irec- bosu child, unless it were II
negro child, born Vt n mother who was
q slave. Since emancipation in 1865,
by force OF arms, in defiance of the
will Of God Almighty, every child
born In the realm, whether white,
black, red or of mixed color, was born
free. Summing ii up in nutshell, ali
male citizens of the United States,
whether native born or adopted by
naturalization, are owenttled to vote,
and are, therefore, Il component part of
the thirty-seven aggregations of free,
sovereign anu independent States,
composing the Republic of the United
States
Your prerOgative Is high and
exalted. iou--yes, each fyou-- have a
voice In determining whether this
aggregation of sovereign States shall
be perpetuated as league of thirty
seven independent Republics, united
for common good and great
national purposes, or whether we,
the free-born people of Texas,
shall be only part Of great
centralized dcspotism, with Grant
for the grand central head, assimilating
to the Emperor Of Russia, or the Impe-
rial one idea Majesty who rules over
China, Japan or Persia.
Men of Texas, beware! We live in
an age If corruption. 1t Is common
nowadays to smack the lips when
ever an upstart swindlcr drives along
the street under stove pipe hat,
smoking . cigar, and say lie is sharp
fellow. Yes, It is too common. Men
who see and hear these things-men
Of hohor--blecd at the heart when
they see aud hear them. They regard
them as additional evidence that the
age of public virtue has passed, and
that the era of tricksters and black.
guards has been inaugurated.
When We see at our public assem-
blies men, formerly ministers of the
gospel Of Christ, leading the trash and
most vulgar Of earth blaspheming all
that even unchristIan men consider
holy, we shrink back aud pray God
Almighty to deliver us-even US, m en-
Of the woild-from the pollution Of
soch abandoned moral vultures.
Men u Texas! BY all that IL ho,y
andpure, We besecch you to turn Won,
oeckson oil the foul and filthy creature,
who betray eelfand dIshonor You. Iool
only 70 eood men and true, who l,av
VEN fairly selected by the honest D,
snQcrae5 qfthe ooontry fOr public one
- ve1e - - oeulncsu
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19

samples sent by mail for SIC. that
- retail quick for $40 r. L. Woicott.
lSChatham square, ~
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19

Yesterday. Ither saw litter of Berk
shire pigs ofas undoubtedly pure blood
as anv in Ameriea or England, and
one Of he hitter was as redas any of the
Jersey breed. claim that this fact
gocs towsrd substantiaing my opiu
ion. Talking with A. B. Allen, sOme
time ago, advanced these ideas, and
he advised me not 10 give it as my
opinion, as The public would laugh at
II. but ! wish to state it here as my
belief that the Jersey Red is simply,
the style of uninrprovcd Berkshire
or at least had their origin in that old
breed.-Am,ericaU Farmers Club
Ne1 York Times.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19
GREAT WESTERN
w O1'IAS.


TO NIlIIII-ItIu o .'sol4. - 7 y
Breech loading shot guns, 40 70 $780,
Double shot guns, - 10 $50. Single guns,
Z TO S2G, Rifles, to So. Revolvtrs, Is to
$50 Pisto' $ 10 IS. Gun material. fish
ing tackle. Large discount 10 dealers or
clubs: Army guns, reyo'ver-, &c, bought
or traded for. Goods sent hy express e..
D. b. TO he examined before paid for.
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Z to IL PER CENT

We make specially Of County, City,
and School District Bonds, Guarantee lie
gall o all bonds sold, collect the con.
pous without charge, or take same as 80
much casn on sales. Send for price list.
Tie laao Of Municipal Bonds
just published by our seniour, should be
IN the hands Of all interested in this class
Of securities. Two Vols, price $40. ".
y COLEB j Co. Now York. Address,
George B. Hill Il Co., Agents, So Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ia
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For balance OF prizes send To- circular
This CONCERTS under the supervision and
direction Of the following
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Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad.

Of
the Wester ate audt the Altar seabosrd.
this from the
Virginia By railroad bridge built
be made al city Of Huntington with
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19
Notice 70 TIE Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before Supplying The notorious quAeks Who advertise In
public p-pers using EHy Qusek remedies peruse Dr.
Bats work matter diseass or hsv dspor-
able your condition.
Dr.. Butts occupies double house OF twenty seven
rooms Is Endorsed BY y The most celebrated meil
cal professors Of this country sad Europe and be
tulted personally ~ mai, The diseases msnaned In
Lis works. Onee and paElors, No. IL " Eighth ttrtet
setsssH Market and Chestnut, ST. Louis, No.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19
The best locatiOnsfOr colo

Free homes for ali Millions Of acres
Of choice government Lands open for en-
try under the homestead law near this
great railroad, with good markets and ali
the couvicnces Of an old settled country.
Free passes TO purchasers of railroad
Land. Sectional Mans, showing the land
also new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet
with new maps mailed free everywhere.
Address, % F. Davis LWi COMmis-
s.5nsr L. p. T. T. Omaha Neb.
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DAVID L. F0UTZ. Proprietor,
BALTIM RE- Ma

Fo- sale by Druggists aud Storek.epers throushouk
The Tinted States. Canadas ssd South America
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R.ductioa ot Hfea.
EMPRESS

The officers Of Adams Express Company
have nude arrangements to ship light and
peri liable goods, currency, specie, oysters
fresh fish, sc, on the lightning train run
Eiug over the Chesapeake & Ohio road,
~ greatly reduced rates. The Express
trains leaves Richmond at 10 p. M, arriv.
ing ut Hunting ton at $50 p. m; Leaves
at l0a. m. Goods NAV be
sent over this road for any and all points
East and South. o. G. CHASE, Agent
Office, Second Avenue, Huntington.
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$4,000, 000 ACRES.
Cheap FarmS}
The Cheapest Land in Market, for sale by
the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMFY

In the great Platte Valley
5000 1000 Acres IN central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on FIVE and ten years credit at
IS per cent No advance interest requir
ed. Mild and healthful climate, Fertile
soil, an abundance Of good water. The best
market in the west The great mining re-
gions Of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and
Nevada, being supplied by the farmers in
the Platte Valley.
Soldiers entitled 70 homestead # 100
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Railroads ertending through the entire Vest and Northeast
already and work on he
Important railroad with the Southwest will also be
ptan, Chesapeake
&. , oSs
b @ s Ind S win n w s s
superior others the United
%a peculiar coa which proves valuable substitute for charcoal
qualities pig a found m, and ~ ansr
The celebrated
tn; s city nS will d
will form the deep the Chesapeake Bay and
P9e for the as,'hsng of
States of The Of Europe
55 place Of residence INVITING locality
] @ for s Industrious and v a u d os upon p se
fined 11t '"1ed M,n S s o} IN c1T the Ay"s an 5,s
abundant for roadway and sidewalks
@ a s ss' n1 s. n s % VIII
1s the Tien 3 sod
easily and economically
part city College,
learning
4ss 'I psss on @ SsSo s55 $3.50 each according
n These at. t e e.n5 dn binding beyond this
within +hf y delivery 3 % purchaser. prefer they 30
be Onhaf the remaining
remaining per years purchase, with interest at
purchase and specified
the and location o buildings to eIecte
fences and annoyanc experienced in almost all of the older
for
Rolling of
in o
vicinity
securing suitable for hes,
The Railroad
Further information will be application
erof the under signed.
ID. w. EMMOyS, CENT Sun
JOHN H. OLEY, Agent
huntington West Va
JAMES j. TRACY, Scyand Treasurer.
81 William Street New York.
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~ Il v e II
MALE OR FEMALE,

Neglect cough. Nothing is more cer>
tain to lay the foundation for future evil
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Write for Large Illustrated Price List
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Hoard OF Directors:

For balance of prizes send fo- circular
This concert Is under the supervision and
direction Of the following
Hoard OF Directors:
CH pur'ee, Merchant Ii J. Newman
Banker. II d Rush, Lumber II Gillett
Merchant. G Prescott, Commercial, J
i Kitchen, Farmer, f 7 Carr Architect
W q Gould, City Engineer. Moller,
Cashier German Savings Bank.
Officers:
F. II. Durfee. Pres. II. L. Fewman, V Pres
c. T. Prescott, Sec c. Moller, Treas.
The well known character of the Direc
tors Of the Nercs ntile Library AssOcia.
alton ana tie endorsement pres ntej, Is
a sufficient guarantee to all absent tick
ct holders that their interests will be
fully guarded and protio: ed.
Al correspondence str city confden-
tial, and any person drawing prize
need no, be kdown unless they so desire.
Tickets drawing prize' will be cashed on
sight. This is the grandest, safest and
best enterprise ever presented to the
public Official lists Of winning numb
ers viii be sent to purchasers Of tickets
Immediately after the distribution. For
information and tickets address,
BAMBERG L & Co, General Agts
% Liberty street New York. Tickets
sent c. q. d. at our expense Agents
wanted. Liberal commits ions paid.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-06-19
ALSO, HATS AND CAPS!

All custom work done in The best
manner and with nestn ess and dispatch.
Repairing done promptly in the best man.
ner known TO the trade. Public patron
age respectfully solicited, and satisfac.
ton guaranteed South side Cd avenue,
between 7th aud 6th streets. 21tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-01
First National flank.
REMOVAL TO THE NEW QuRTERs IN THE CLAY
TON HOUSE.

TON HOUSE.
Yesterday afternoon, the First NATIONAL
Bank was renewed from the old stand, NJ the
S. r. corner Of Fourth and Market streets, 10
the handsome and comm0dlOus quarters, In
the Clayton House, and to-day the busipess
OF the institution is being transacted 70 the
new location,
The new banking room Of this institution
is located in the Fifth and Market street cor
ner Of the Clayton House, and occupies two
rooms. The smaller Of these rooms, u at the
rear, Is 16xx14 feet aud will be used 9s Di-
rectors' room. 1t Is not yet finished The
other room is 32x25 feet. and will DO Used for
the transaction of business. At the lrear OF
this room has been erected one of Mhrvtn's s
large fire proof vaults, into which will pc plac-
ed the safe, and oil yaluables. A hapdsOme
counter and partition, of fine dark walhut, ex.
tends along the room. The partition Is OF
French plate glass, with ap2rtures, through
which business is transacted. The cOnQteT
aud partition were manufactured by Murphy
& Booth. A. handsome walnut vestibule, al
the entrance, was made by the Enterprise
Manufacturing Company
The new Quarters are greatly adWiFed py
all who have visited them, and are generally
conceded to be the handsOmest and most
commodius banking rooms in the State.