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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

There are several Dallas boys il
attendance at our University (Ken
tucky). Among the number We
notice the Messrs, Peaks, w., CAV.
NJ. and H.. the Mossrs. Howard
Barklcy, Work and Brown. Texas
is largely represented, and we be.
iievc she is not in the least lower
ed by her representation. The
young men, without exception, are
all studious and well.dcserving,
Our little city has been pcstercd
by the horse disease, "up.thc-snoot.
TO-" Oxen were brought into i'm.
mediate use. There was great
demand for them, and tho prices,
as consequence, were high. They
were readily sold at from ono hun
drcd TO two hundred dollars per
pair. We have also had the small.
pox. The city has bccn thorough
ly "covcred" with it. At ono time
it was declared by the physicians
TO Oe an eplucnilc' We uio S'"u w
state that it is now under perfect
control, aud is gradually on the de-
crease. What with diseases (hu-
man and brute and with disasters
by land and sea, fires, etc, our
country has had hard time.
Kentucky is improving greatly.
The car of Progress seems to have
gotten under headway, and now it
is as tho boy would blooming"
Railroads are building all over her,
and her wealth is being developed.
Coal, iron Lead, silver and petroleum
lie hidden in ineXhaustible guam
titles beneath her soil. The ohcneI
of the minor and the aN Of the
woodman are now at work, and ere
long she will place herself in the
front rank of the tide Of wealth and
irnriUE5fNa art.
We fear we have wo".".'"' ' ou'
and, at some future time, we may |
write again.
NJ r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-The law
reqdircrs postmasters to collect all
newspaper postage, at least, quar-
terly, in advance. The quarters
commence with January, April,
July and October. At the begin
ming, therefore, OF each of these
months, subscribers must pay post
age upon whatever papers they may
happen TO be receiving, except such
as are published in the county OF
their residences, even though the
subscriptions TO the same may ex-
pire before the end of quarter. The
Department keeps no trace of frac-
tional quarters in its several post
office accounts, and postmaster
who gives out any papers without
collecting the postage in advance,
ac only held rcsqcasir iria iot ole
mount bat BE- violates hisinstrus
Ions aad is liable 70 remove, fyr
neglect OF dhty. Every citizen Wiii
sse the necessity, therefore, Of SET
TIM This dimiLu '9y tse trs.
time ae is. daaaease, .g.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
A Mysterious Case,

A FASCINATING LADY FROM WASHING
TON is ROBBED OF $4,000 WORTH
OF BONDS THE STOLEN PROPERTY
TRACED TO THIS CITY-EXAMINA-
TIoN BEFORE JUDGE BOWLING.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01
OmcInI DIRECTORY

OMcInI DIRECTORY
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Hon. HARDIN HART, Dallas, Judg" '''' '""o'"' D'''
trlct ,.,.,,o,
H.L.RAy, Esq, Dallas, District Attorney
orr,cERs or DALLAS couSrT.
JouN D. KgRrooT, Dallas, j. 7. rrcs'hot
RoBEar 5. Guy, Lancaster, a
MEREDITH MYins, "a
WILLIAM !. II ,LSRLL, "a
a. a.. HusTEAp, ,,,-., c,,rt
IN coonnrs' noo0tv Clerks.
NRSRY BOLI,
JrRr NJ. BRowS, Shorih.
NV CoLr, Treasurer.
n. A. KEgS, County surveyor
.. CITY OFFICERS. ... rl.
-, uo,or HAS. II. FuLp City Atty
mrspr In Im Boil 'Ticarrer, Tnos, FLNsS, Marshal;
C. s. MITCHELL, Secy, ID. hlN"' Az UT "'''' W
A,punnrs.- f.. p. Bryan, c: Cary: G. N swinN'
Frank Austin, NJ ThtvcnO,, W. II CASTOR, Jno' W.
lane, A. NJ Cochran.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

Tho San Francisco papora hro
ventillaling n plot Of Mrs Laura
Fair, made while IN prison, 10 mur
dor the judge who condemned hor
to death. j w. lIoord, young
Swodo whom Mrs Faii tried to got
into her tolls, makes q strange con.
lession Of tho designs Of the woman
and the part he was expected to
play in tho murder Of Judge Dwi-
nellie. According to Boord's state
mont he was acquainted with tho
waiter who carried Mrs. Fair her
meals, he himself being employed
in II bakery whence portion of
Mrs. Fairs lunches came. Tho
waiter told Boerd strange stories
about tho prisoner, and how she
was forever complaing Of her bill of
faro. Boerd expressed desire to
sec tho woman, and asked the wal.
tor permission to carry her dinner
TO her ono day. The waitcragreed
to this proposition, and Bocrd
went. Mrs, Fair was delighted
with the lunch, and apparently
pleased with tho new waiter, as she
Boerd told her he wasn't
n waiter, but n baker, and had mere.
Iy come for the opportunity Of see
ing her She told him that sho
liked his appearance, and would
be much pleased ifhe could get tho
job of bringing her meals. She so
worked upon him that after some
effort he had himself installed rs
her waiter, and brought her meals
She then commenced
love to him--he was good
looking, light, red haired an twen-
5y-three, and not having been long
n the country he could not speak
English well. She corrected his
English, and promised if she got
rec she would send him to college.
She said she could make money by
ccturing, &c, as the people would
,omc to see her from curiosity. AZ
GF NV nllc, sHc tOli MN " SOlcHlli Sc
ret or two, one Of which that she
lad poison concealed in her sleeve,
or herself, in case of emergency
md the other was that she wanted
Iudgo Dwinelle put out of the way.
She developed to her menial
over her plans to accomplish tho
attor purpose and unfoldcd to him
I'll the ins and outs Of the judges
'csidence and his habits. Bocrd ap.
,eared to accedo to her plans and
wishes, he says, only to reveal
hem at the proper time. At length
@ ouarre,e,l, with the prisoner and
aging he woulo never sec ncr
gain, threatened to reveal all she
ad ever said to him in relation to
er plans for death and revenge.
he told him bluntly that he had
cttei' have her as a friend than an
nemy, and intimated that sho
'ould find way of bringing him
, his senses. lie broke away
rom the baneful woman, and final
Y, after Mrs. Fairs discharge,
rent to Judges Campbell and
)winelle and made a clean breast of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

$50" u Lea, .rs ile- .i.i'.-
That toHras, the eioga-l-s oi
which mc1 nations. n9W 5inails
speeches.. N-. Editor, We have a
right to Ds proud of him haze We
nots bC.. lie is eon. Where's look
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-01

A good story is told of a tall,
raw.boned fellow, who went into
market house in Boston--perhaps
the Quincy-and seeing a largo hog
on exhibition was nightly struck
with il, al swear" said he, "that's
a great hog. l swear l never saw
a fner looking one in my life. |
swear, what short legs he's got, |
swear-" "Look here. friend,
SAID a little, dry-looking individual,
trotting up, "you must not swear
So" II swear, | should like to
know why2" said the hard swearer,
with an ominous look. because, "
said tho little man, "swearing is
a. er,,L yaa a.awlae EiwSs "a
up. Are Jon justice OF tie
peace p Inquired Tie swearer- 81
am ''Tel!, ] swearf said he
profano one 81 sm more acton.
~ 1t that than / vas about Tie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

new CASTLE, Deo. 9th.
The Courts were opened this morning, at the
usual hour.
The trial of Flanigan's Administrators. us. the
City OF Wilmington was resumed. The Court
did not decide the question argued by counsel.
yesterday, and Mr.. Whitley continued with his
testimony for the plaintiff until about IL O'Clock,
when he closed his case.
MIR. Harrington for the Defence, moved for g
non suit ouitbe four following grounds
LIST. That the action is for a misfeasance, and
there is 40 evidence to show that defendants
ever authorized or ratified the making Of this
excavation.
End. That there cannot be remedy against
municipal corporation for anon-feasance-a ne
gect 10 repair it's streets, or failure of its of
to enforce its ordinances, and that this narr
is defective in not alleging notice OF the defect
therein to the city. - 54. a
ing on 11th st., in and near the place Of this
excavation.
4th That is not shown'tha at his death was aoci-
dental, but the evidence shows that the intestste
and his guardian were guilty Of negligence
which contributed TO the death of the child.
Mr.. Harrington cited many authorities from
both English and American books to sustAin
these grounds, aud argued 1t at length up to the
time for the recess. Mr.. Whiteley answered
these points, setting out as an answer 20 the
nonsuit
1st That the Legislature gave the City exclu-
sive control OF the street. and other privileges and
powers Of Govefnment the city impliedly pro-
misses to fulfil these duties; hence an obliga-
tionto keep the street in repair. II the City
allowed a hole ldug by strangers to remain
open for months in the street. then the city 10
presumed to have been notified of the same
aud to have ratified the act of the stranger
who dug this hole; because, having persons and
officers to discover and make repairs it neglects
It's duty. They ratify the n-fsssance OF 9TH
eTs, and mske the wrongful acts theirs {. Q.
make the stranger their agent He cites many
authorizes to bear HIM out in this argument. al
though only thus far answering the first point
Of the four for nonsuit having occupied all the af
ternoon session till the hour for adjournment
over hours.
Tue jury was discharged until 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
From the array OF authorities about rs vols,
it ID thought that this argument alone will occu-
py another day. AZ Mr.. Sprnsuce is to reply to
Mr. Whitley. The defence. thus far, have not
offered any evidence, nor will they until these
points of law settled, and II in favor OF diff,
the case will end
At the usual hour the Courts adjousned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
IEHkINa = ATKINsoM. .

rishtv three more naval recruits arrived at
", vast from New orle ans on Thursday night,
There is great activity in New Orleans in rails
;Do volunteer co~psnies, regiments and bri-
oades to respond to the first call Of the Presi-
Sont for troops II war ehonld come. ~
A Nav York evening paper asserts that rifle
,.ctorv At lion, N, T.. is filling second order
-, IN 61O rifles for the Spanish authorities in Gu
H.. and the same factory furnishes three mi-
,rs,lleuses to the Cubans, which were captured
on the VlrgInius.
Ma uueasness is felt in Washington regarding
.ha s,fety OF the United States steamer Kansas,
which sailed for Santiago de Cuba about the
middle of November. II IL thought her ma
ch,neIy NAY have been disabled. compelling her
TO make the trip under sail
The Barbour Flag mills, at Patterson, N. j.,
amploying 400 hands, will begin running on full
time next Monday, fa4
Iindsley Brown and Levi Olspp. colored, were
hanged Yesterday at Blandvllle, Ky, for felon-
iousy Apsaultirg white lady last summer
They asserted their innocence.
The steamship Bremen. which left New York
for Bremen, on Thursday, returned yesterda7
morning. with two feet OF water IN her mold
She sprung a loBk when 150 miles out, She
again sailed at half past o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
MARY Coulton, Sarah Coffy and two children
ware found starving to death In tenement house
in BROOKLYN on Thursday night They were ta-
ken TO the station house, aud Sarah Cofy died
on the way there.
It ia now believed in Memphis that the defal-
cation Of Archillts Woodward, the County Irus-
tee will reach 500 900. Woodward was last
heard Of in New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

Correspondence OF the ,mmsrciaLI
New CASTLE, Dec. 8.
Tire Ohio passed up, yesterday afternoon,
1--WE days and a-half out from Liverpool
Vi of our yachts have been hauled up for the
ter.
.~slie Avenue has been partly bsrricaded by
Water Works Co, in order to put III branch
~ through 7lh street.
II s. T. Maxwell writes very interesting let.
80 the Middletowu Transcript
t the Tasker Loan last Saturday evening,
ucy rod as follows $1,000 at 90 aud 5000
\ per cent
j, hlck OF 20 geese passed over own early
morning ami alighted a few hundred yardr
1w posse OF gunners Immediately started
nrsuit but failed to get shot, the birds pro-
ZOO wild.
series of special meetings will be held ia
h VI L church each evening of the coming
H. saturdays excepted The following min
is have consented to preach Monday, Rev
Quigg Tuesday, Rev. 1. L., Tompkinson (;
. nesday Rev EnOch Stubbs Thursday,
, l. o. Matlack Friday, RsV. J. N. Fore
. The public are Invited
ir II. Jefferson has associated Mr. q. II
rlsOnwith HIM in the grain and general ship
business. This is the second time within the
mouth that Mr. Jefferson has gone in part
-ip with slight difference, however, as -
illhIhctbT VI Lub uuSluoco allu tAo ionBbh VI
cOutract
10 Manhattan passed here at o'clock, A
lor Key West. 1t was thought that she would
sometime to-day, bat not so early, and some
ar folks we're disappointed at not having ali
lttunity OF seeing her. This Powhatan went
H. yesterday, and anchored OF Reedy Island
The was Joined, this morning by the Man
aud they will probably pass out to sea to-
uH morning.
{ entertainment "0Ver Land and Sea" CIV
the M. Il. Church, last evening. WAS ali
could be desired, with one very important
ion which mArred the enjoyment OF the
ION not little We refer to the explana-
Of the different views very few IN the
baing able to understand one word Of
was said. The gentleman who acted in
cal acity was apparently, stranger to the
sh language.
burglars" seem very quiet and not at all
49, IN d at their conviction. They appear
nj that a new trial will be obtained and the
-ent to the next May term. Their friends,
j smith, and John Aher8, were in town, yes
but for what purpose We failed to ascer'
As to their being successful IN their ap'
iun for a new trial. the general belief seems
4ere that is probable and bets are freely
IL i that 'they will never go the whipping
! Fl. IL. U.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
Delaware Historical Society.


ANNUAL MEETING, LAST EvENINa-ELEoTIoN OF
OFFICERS.
The Society held its annual meeting last even
ing, Doctor Askew in the chair.
The regular order of business was suspended
GERS for the ensuing year, with the following re-
suit.
President Emerltus-Hou, Willard Hall.
President-Hon. Daniel NJ Bates.
Vice Presidents-Hon. T. f. Bayard, New Gas
tie Co. Hon. John W. Houston, Kent 90. Hon
Edw. Wootten, Sussex. Co.
corresponding Soorotary-L, t. Dush, M. D.
Recording Secretary-Joseph II. Walter.
Librarian-Wm. ID Dove,
Treasurer-Gregg Chandler.
Directors-H. +. A-kew, NJ D. Genl. Henry
dupont, James O Douglas, Chippewa, Hon.
Geo. b. Rodney. New Castle, Ellwood Garrett
The following letter was read from Hon. Will
lard Hall who since the organization Of the
Society has been President thereof:
WILMINGTON, Dec. s, 1873.
The Historical Society OF the State Of Delawsi q
will be pleased to accept this as my resignation
of The Office OF President. l am unable to per-
form its duties.
With great respect for the members and pray
er for their prosperity and highest regard fol-
the society, WILLARD HALL.
On motion, Messrs Israel Bush and Wales
were appointed a committee to inform Judge
Hall OF his election a. President Emeritus and to
prepare aud present to him resolutions express
sive of the respect and affection of the society
The letter OF Judge Hall was ordered to be
framed for preservation.
The Society proceeied to dispose Of current
business and then adjourned to Tuesday next,
the 9th st at 7lS O'Clock.
On that occasion the exercises will be entire
ly literary, and in the programme, William
Duane. Esq, Of Philadelphia, will deliver on
Historical address, and Dr. Bush will read al
Historical Paper on Archibald Hamilton Row
an" Various other attractions will probably be
offered by the Committee of Arrangements. and
it Is hoped that the friends OF the Society will
attend in numbers. The public are cordially in
vited to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.


QUO aovERNMENF FIRM--No CONFIRMATION OF TEE
EAYAHA REPoRTs--HO EXCITEMENT At WASHING
reN!
Special Dispatch to the New York Times.
WASHINGTON, December 6.
The United States Government will still press
for complete and satisfactory vindication Of
our rights. Whatever consideration may lie
shown to the Spanish Government, on account
of its peculiar situation, the United States can
not and viii not yield the substance of it's jul Z
demands.
No confirmation is received OF the reports Of
the resignation of the Spanish officials in Cubs,
said to have been made for the purpose Of
avoiding the fulfIlment OF the terms OF the pro-
toeol nor is there any conclusivs evidence that
Spain il not able to carry out it's epgagementss
There is no excitement among CeHgFssemtn
over Cuban matters. They seem on 40 sids ! ID
both desire and expect peaceful and h6nofabls
anIuti,n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

PROF. PEPPERS SERIES OF LECTURES.
The series Of scientific lectures, by Prof. j.
1 Pepper. takes place on Monday, Wednesday,
"a Saturday evenings. They will be no doubt,
;hly entertaining; such is the universal tesiI-
my of all who have heard and witnessed them
other citieH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
THE chapel fair in Milford netted s2oO.

Milford had fine fox hunt on Monday last.
The Maryland men have asked a postpone
ment of tue great Interstate fox hunt. which
WAS to take place this month. Tney say their
dogs are all SICK.
Tie corner stone of the new n. E. church at
Smiths chapel. on Glendale circuit, will be
laid on Sunday the 14th inst. The Rev r. W.
Todd will preach in the morning at 10, and the
Rev. ]. b. Quigg at 2, p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
m4MINGTON. DEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1873.

main attributes OF tragic artistic so that Miss
is capable Of Her acting In ARTICLE Al" last
season is the best thing she has done, saa that
was only suggestion. The piece she played In
this week is poor affair which gave her no 1T
ting opportunity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

BRAKEMAN INJURED. John McOaulley, q
brakesman on the accommodation train which
lett Philadelphia at 10 80. A. M, was caught be-
tween the cars at Lamokn, aud Internally injur'
ell. He was brought on to Wilmington, and re-
moved to his house on West Second street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

II the Cuban briyands require trourcins,
'nited States, now is the time to administer it,
g, hen We are all in the notion there's no use OF
wing another fuss over tae job. Besides, the
ghta of our citizens will then be regarded, and
Ut tran Piled upon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

This is beautiful day. bo5f5s
ws regret to be informed that Mr.. @. q. CAM
eron Is again lying very ILL., &C MS fathers house
to which he has been removed. 81 Is e.
The U. g. Senate was not in session yesterday,
and the nomination of Mr.. Pyle TO be postmas-
ter is therefore not reported In this mornings
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

MINERS Kr1kD AsD, nJuRED. 80
'- .1 rAUoENREID. PA. Dec. g.
This morning, as fftesn miners were descend
ing the slope No. 8. Of the Honey Brook Coal
Oompanys mine, IN 9 ear, the staple ring broke,
and the car descended. 170 yards.
All the men thrown out, and Alexander Brown
and John Richards wsrs Killed John Donlin
was severely cut. and : slriek DolAn is not ex-
peOted to live. This othsts escaped with slight
injuries. . - -ilstI .iisfsa ms s.-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

AwoMAs pEA4kN 70 DEATH.
I'll EBosroE, Dec. 9.
An unknown woman " beaten to death last
night, in vacant lot, il Dorchester. The muir
derer escaped. tu sYu ! sr az faTf'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

The length Of the burglary trial has much
protracted this term of Court. and 1t will now
hardly adjourn before Wednesday or Thursday
Of next week. We ought to have Quarter Ses-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
MarrtagEs.

EWING CHAMBERLAIN Lon the Sd inst, in
Wilmington, BY the Rev. A. j. Snyder Mr. Charles
r. Ewing, of this city, to Mias Hannsh L. Guam
berlain, OF Cuubsrland Co. N. ].
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

REPORT OF THE sIaEA1 SERVICE. %
\ wAsHrNsToN. Dec. 9. .
Probabilities. For the Middle States. con-
tinual cold and clear or olsaring weather with
light North east to Northwest winds. 4. .;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

Wilmington can and will do her share toward
lhe proper celebration of the Centennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

pH1LADELPHrk MARKETS:

pHILADELPHIA MAkkEIH: N = :
PHrLADELPnrA, Dec. 8.
Cotton steady at 16@i81f Flour in less de-
mand but price steady. supsrfne $3.50; extras,
S6 as; Penna.. OHIO and Indiana extra family,
$76O@775. Wheat dull and weak, red 155@
i 6s; amber 81 65@1 So; white $1.7S@l. 80
Rye steady 84@85c. Corn less active; yellow
74c, Oats unchanged, white 5O@52; mixed
50c. Whiskey at 94c. tk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
SECOND EDITION.


Il PARIs, Dec. @.
M. Bsrthold has been appointed Minister to
the United States in place OF Marquis de NoAilles.
BoMBARDMHHT OF oARrAaENA, rr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

PRIoEoF aeEpzToDAT. GttT f-.
-.4 New YoRK, DEC. 5.
Gold opened, this morning, at $f0sA..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

The bombardmsnt. Of oArtagena continues.
The insurgents made sortie, yesterday. Gen
sral Zavola has command of the Government
foroaa ..... DID,. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

l. a Las set in sternly III the Province Of
In many places the snow drifts are
Sht to ten feet high, and The roads i'm
,,.
II The 9th until the 9th of November there
fthqnake shocks 10 Nevada as heavy as
'-'aet rocked the state a. the time OF the
'i!,e overthrow.
:; Walworth is said to be very low with
,,i-utisy.
So this winter, win wear the same things
70 last year-if they can't buy others.
lays since, Mrs. Witcher, of Pittsylva-
ty, Va went to her room with gun
~ 4 hsrself.
wing red headed woman. fourishing a
uid chasing man, startled Mobile few
80. He got away.
e xchsnge remarks that wood will last
I3ngor il left for the women to saw and
= LLAMA judge has decided that a lady has
- to cuff her hired girl for leaving an out
' " r open. taa
Il Q came the world over. Whisky can be
ed at an Edinburgh temperance hotel by
w., ior seidlilS powder.
. ored Young Mems Christian Association,
noe had an existence in Charleston, s
= y be reorganiaed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

ONLY WAITING FOR FUNDS. ifli ~
....- M NEw YoRK, DEC. 8.
The World. to-day. rays the Cubsns are fitting
out an expedition, and that the captain is only
waiting for the necessary funds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06


oHAsTERBD, VESSEL. TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK
UNDER The coMHAND OF CAPTAIN oowEH, FORM
ERLY OF TIE vIaGIEIus.
q The following is the New York Worlds state
Both of the partit into which the friends Of
the Cuban 'insuFrection are divided in this city.
that represented by General Manuel Quesada,
the regularly accredited repre- sentative Of tie
Cuban Government, and the Cuban Junta have
been for some time planning an expe iition from
this city to the aid of tho cause.
With view to this end negotiations have been
carried on by both parties with Captain Fredeiic ic
Bowen, who has selected q vessel and ct least
part of his men. and awaits now the payment of
. sufficient sum on the part Of his employers.
Captain Bowen was in command of the Virgin
ius In 1872 while she was cruising from port to
Port on the Venezuelan cost. At an earlier date
he was associated with desperate enterprises of
every description. He was at one time outlaw
ed and price set on his head by the Spanish
Government for successful landing of slaves
on the Cuban coast. He has since been q
blockade-runner and in the coolie trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06
Aew Advertisements .

DRETIY. TINY PoGKGT KNIVES and scissors
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. 1886 (EiRht Thirty-nve) Market Ht below Ninth,
PhiladelphiA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

ADJUSTMENTS AHEAD Besides Professor Pep
per's lectures next week, the following amuso-
ments are announced -
Thursday evening. December H. The Black
Fend, by Edwin Coles. and company.
Saturday evening, December 18th, Mrs. Jas,
A. Oates and Company, in Fortnnio.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, De-
oember 17th and 18th, Msffitt Il Bartholomew
Pantomime Troupe, in Flick and Flock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-06

Dos'r forget the great lunch, at chszaler's. to
night