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ne was military Governor Of New Or.
,thils, come mp for hearing lclorc
Judge woodruff IN the United STATES
Vlrcnll court t0-dny General Butler
was present and advised the United
STATES attorney whl defends notion ON
nehrlI the Government The counsel
Tor Mr. Brlllon stated that I'm 1872 n
man hearing two drafts drawn ly the
Iiirm OF which Briiton wns partnrr,
DONG hnsiness IN Natche2, Miss, was
arrested while attempting 10 cross from
the rebel lines into New Orleans. The
drafts were then valupless, tut Gpner-
NJ buller ccmpclltd Mnls. Judscn& Go.
VINO we've agents IN New Orleans fo
Bfllton " Co, 10 endorse them and
then got them cnshed. IIeclnlms that
BrlIlon wns not mn enemy Of the l'nl-
ted States and that his property could
not therefore he conliscai,d by mn
agent of that Government The ease
Is still on trial.
a dispatch from Pittsburgh pn..
says the hIpst furnaces Of NIorchond 4
Co., ON the Mononrahcl0 river, have
suspended, aud said suspensions fore.
shadows the closing up Of the remain
DER OF such furnaces IN this city, and
IN the Mahoning and Shcnargo val
lcys, There are clghtOf these furnaces
employing about ten thousand men.
MADRID, October 30,--There were
siXty'slX lives lost by the sinking Of
the Fcrnand, FL Catollca.
LONDON, October 3O.-Thc fixture Of
u house which has been dealing in
Erie Railway shares Is announced
The Pail Mall Gazette, abiding to the
occurrence IN Its financial article, SAYS
the house lately received orders from
JAY Gould to sell fifty thousand shares
of Erie and took the stock personally
as buy ~
PAas, October 3O.-Specie has in
creased three million francs in the
bank Of France,
FAIL RIVER, Mass, October 30.-A
meeting Of representatives from the
different cotton manufacturing c6rpor-
allons In thcrtN was held in The Board
Of Trade roof, In evening Cor the
purpose ofrW>' lurinT he question Of
rod' "ing CNurkMutiurh. mills.
Nficr hcn'ing reports from diGorC'
establishments and discussion ON q 20
SUBJECT, ii was voted that on nNd If or
Tuesday. Novcmh'ri 10 nm the min.
on half tine four duyS Of cach wcck
and eight hours n day.
All The mills -thirt,cn IN numhcr
came irtotl arrangement except the
Mechanic and noldcr CITY, Wlirh
have contracts for the month of No
vemhcr, and the Bason agd Fall River
Print Works The mills employ four
teen thousand operatives, and when in
full tpecalion their monthly pay rolls
amount 10 ahnut Sl5,0HO
WAsHi NGToN, Oct0hpr3D, The Pres
ident has accepted the invitation t.
lay the corner stone of New York
museum.
Javille, Chief Jerk of the Treasury,
goes TO Europe on business connected
with tie Syndicate.
Secretary Richardson SAYS il the
forthcoming debt statement does not
show over five millions increase he
will not be disappointed.
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WANTED,

tn rent n .m II cntttge, convenient to the
'q" "'' n.i.L.. SHIELDS & CO,
s,,tf j, II r,On street.
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A fuli nssortm MT oflldi - und 'iwSar aud
,.ulbi oidrrN, boots nj shoe, - p r c,nl
less than elsewhere, clothing, 30 per ccnt.
We are selling strictly tor ctSni thereoi'
don't ask fOi any crcdti.
Pl.nsu give Us call b ore purchaNn
els whcrt
> ~ m s.GlS III. a. kp'ENf
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TIL e MA RKETS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW ORLEANS, October 80. - Gold
$685.. Currency l!@2. Sterling lG.
Sight l@2.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, October 30.-Cotton
active; sales 1850 bale; low middlng
l5b@l5sc.
NEW York, October 30. - Cotton
steady; sales Of 749 bales at l5@l5ic.
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III EV NJ l. E2 M.E
GREAT SACRIFICE!
GREAT BARGAINS. GREAT RED tTl0S.

Go TO the NEW YORK CASH STORE on
Elm Street, next door To Adam II leonnld'S
Bank, Tor GREAT BARGAINS in dry goods,
boots aud siIOts. gents furnishing
and ladies fancy goods, etc,
We intend 10 close out our entire stock and
shall sell the following goods at Advertised
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Two u 4 WE'D "a RM )

~, an" 81 nn. tAes.ta, Dallas. Firnis VII
,,u,r,oy,d nm III piuni the b Il III tI
:. nnty. limb =. d lanA s,'d with the prnliir
a.. n ,i..sir.d Il. For pie ms. 'tc., Apply "
LANES o Ciulcin' ID, on the premises, o. 10
GRO. W. BAYLOR,
.o,,,, Dallas.
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NEW kDVERTls EMENTs.
FOR RENT.
In Paris, Texas.

Two desirable storeh0uses, in n good busi-
ness zoe tlty. Immediate possession can he
giv, II. Apply to HALE & SCOTT.
225llw@ Patis, I, Xns.
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GROCERIES
-.~--.~--~---~--,''.. .'3'.,-,-''~ s>-'-,''--|---
Darlington,
Marsalis &Co
WHOLESALE
G. TO Q g r -
AND
Commission Merchants,
DALLAs, TrpxAS.

We take this oecaAtea 10 thAnh sus
friends Tor past iavers. and rcspees-
fsIty call their Htteatisn - ear tns-
mense stock. which We ars last reseav.
inE direct from the prkhcApal nsase.
fncsurers of tho North and west. pur.
chHshiWg direct from ar~s handa fsr
cnsh On the spot. aud avHfniaG our
selves OF every advantage BY shipping
In car Ioads under special contract.
Rnd by our own labor simess freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident Ia our ability 60 esFer "a su
friends and 10 the public genesally NJ
immense stock NJ better rates au
more uniformly low ngurc~ shna hA
ever before bccu offered In shs int<rssr
OF Texas.
A. \ basis and foundatssa ef 0sse
business. we guarantee every article -
he m represented, or money reminded
nc our expense Of transpertAttea.
Our success In bnsincss depends ca.
tirciy upon establishing u Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and ~ ssly
ask n fsir md impartial trial, and .
close comparison Of uniform pssces
with those OF shreveport, t,slvcssea,
and New Orleans with fretEsats sss<led,
and we checrfsslly abide ~ thc Aeci.
sion Of the sasnN.
oARLIS0TOS, MARSALls 4 90.
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vore Abou, liberalization,

So far as il relates to something more
th4n corn and something better than
o..s. msy lie Of interest at the presen'
Lr"r. 1t is an instructive circumstance
tuat these farmers who have succeeded
in making something more than llv-
log, during the low price years OF 1871,
-, and part Of 1873, have succeeded
by the means OF side Issues, as they may
be called. One msn has saved himself
hy securing the clover seed gathered
from the aftermath, and secured and
threshed in September and October.
Another has found his salvation In
growing q hesyy crop OF miliet, and a
third, and many with him, have found
their only source OF profit in timothy
seet al 81 so the busheI, and hay at
ST 10 $40 the ton. 1t is remarkable
that where a farmer makes point OF
an independent specially, he is pretty
sure to succeed. | call to mind one
who makes more money off an acre OF
asparagus, sold in the Chicago markets,
than from the 10 acres of his remain
ing farm and stock man, who, SELL
ing South-Down wethers at SIS each,
grows rich out OF such practice. Oh,
II farmers had 8 wider range of reading
ard experience, what crop OF pecuui.
airy and mental profit they might resp
and gather into the gamers OF the purse,
the mind and the heart
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New xOrk Market.

- - NEW YORK, August IA.
FLOUR-The market for State and
western flour is frmer but only mod
erately active. shipping grades ar scarce
and advancing, at "a 95@5 SO fol
superfne state; 6 25@6 As for extra
state; 5 55@6 50 for choice do; 6 90
al 20 for fancy do; 4 95@5 45 tor
superfne western; 6 1895 40 for COM
mon to medium extra western; 6 $50
7 Is for choice do; 25@S 40 for com
mon to choice white wheat western ex.
ira; 6 3OS6 SIS for common-to good
chipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Southern -four is steady at S. 40@7 IS
for common to fair extra and 7 GOA
10 Is for good to choice do. Rye flour
is in fair request at a 50@5 so.
WHEAT-The market is 2 to Sc
lower at 81 So for No. 2 Milwaukee
46@l Al for No. 2 Chicago and 40
for No. 3 spring. .
RYE-Is firm at Gle for western
ia store.
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-A shade firmer at 54@56c
for steamer western mixed, aud 56@@
5Sic for sail do, ~ ..
OATS-Firm at s42@44c for new
mixed western; 48@53c for white
and 42@43c for black do.
PROVlSIONS-Pork market firm
with fair demand; slS 90 for new mess;
Is O0@15 % for extra prime; l6 37t@
100 for prime. mess. Barrelled beef
in moderate request and steady; $3.50
for plain mess; II SO for extra do. Beef
hams are in limited request at Is 600
"a 90 for common to fair Texas; % OO
@2S 90 for choice do. Choice brands
OF western range from 81 00@27 so.
Tierce beef dull and nominally un-
changed; prime mess SIT 0O@2l 90;
India mess % 00@23 90.
LARD-Dull and in buyers favor at
s 7-l6@Sic for old western steam; 81
as 5.l6 for new do; SIC for kettle ren-
dered.
COTTON-On spot dull and &c low.
err on low grades without any material
change in low middling grades, and
the market is very irregular. Low mid
dlings 1910; middlings l95.
PETROLEUM-Low prices for crude
and refined are now reached here, and
at producing points has induced export
ers to take hold. Business has been
brisk with the bulk OF the cargo for the
Baltic; crude quoted at 6@6ic; refined
l6@l6tc.
WHlSKY-Quoted al Csc.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August IA.
BARLEY-Active and excited ow-
ing to the influence of eastern orders.
Prices for No. 2 took jump of six
cents per bushel, ranging at 81 OO@
O2 seller September, closing firm at
l OF. Sampled lots picked up to 70
al 80.
RYE-No. . sold at Csc, an advance
Of SC. .,- 80.
WHEAT-Stronger and prices im-
proved l@ltc for future delivery; cash
lots steady; No. 2 spring sold at 81 q
al % cash; l lS@l 10 seller August;
l l2@l - seller September OS@l0S5
seller year; closing at 81 ca-b; l lSS
l Is! seller August; l l2s seller Sep
TENDER.
CORN-Is SOTO higher No. 2 sold
at 39b@40c cash; 39s@4O3c seller Au-
gust; 398@403c seller September; 400
40sc seller October; closing at 39t@4Oc
seller August; 40Sc seller September.
OATS-Steady; No. . sold at 213@
27;c cash; 27i@274c seller August
26b@264c seller September; 26}c seller
October. closing steady.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork steady at
SIG 90 cash or seller August.
LARD-StrongeT SKINNER rendered
sold at 7ac.
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Breaking Colts.

The sentling OF colts should begin
whea they are but q few weeks old.
Frequent handling and occasional salt
il: o. :eeding them from out Of your
hand and strokipg their necks are all
good practices. From two to three
wears old they should be accustomed BY
degrees to the saddle and bride. Thus
treated, breaking becomes an easy task.
When first being driven they should
he harnessed with q good steady horse,
In fact, kindness and frmuess, together
with good common sense, is what is
needed in breaking colts. And if they
are rightly managed they will seldom,
if ever, play any tricks. In the first
place they should be made to under
stand what's wanted of them aud then
in the proper way make them perform
accordingly.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, August !

BALTIMORE, august IA.
COTTON-Quiet and steady; low
middlings lS@lS3c.
FL0UR-Firmer; Baltimore high
grades 25c higher Howard street SUI
perfne 81 25@5 %; DO. extra S. 25@
7 90; DO. family : 25@9 90; city
mills superfne 81 2595 25; do. extrs
81 00@S %; do. family 50 OO@l0 so
western superfne 81 25@5 Is; do
extra Sc 25@7 90; do. family s. 75@
$ rs.
WHEAT-Strong; choice white
81 75@l so; fair to prime do. 81 &c
al 70; choice amber 81 S2@l Sc
Kentucky white and red 81 56@l e.
CORN-Du,l for southern; white
southern 69@72c; yellow do. zoe; mix
ed western frmer at 5S!c.
OATS-Firm and in good demand
southern 42@45c; western mixed il@
42c; do white 45c.
RYE-Firmer at S5@95c.
HAY-Very strong.
PROFESSIONALISM and unchsng-
ed.
BUTTER-Unchsnged.
WHlSKY-Firmer at 95995!c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August IA.
COTTON-Dull and nominal; mid
dlings 1880; receipts none; shipped 49'
bales; stock $40 bales.
FLOUR-Firm; extra Sc 25@6 30
family 6 $500 Is.
WHEAT-Steady; prime red 81 30.
CORN-Quiet at 43@47c for ear.
OATS-Steady at 32@9Sc for old
mixed.
RYE-Inactive.
BARLEY-Inactive.
HOGS-Active at s. 00@5 Is; re-
ceipts 2, rs.
HAY-Firm at Is 00@l9 co.
PROFESSIONALISM. Meas pork
unchanged, and holders are asking
ST. 90 for city. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders Ssc; clear rib sides 93c; clear
sides 9fc. Bacon frm-shoulders &c;
clear sides l05c; clear rib sides lO.c.
LARD-Inactive.
TOBACCe-Steady and unchanged,
WHISKY-Strong and advanced
lc sales at 93c with a tendency to ed
vance
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GIL EitiiOl for Weeds,

4 correspondent OF the Journal o.
Horticulture (English) recommends the
use of oil of yitriol Tor destroying such
hardy weeds as pIantaips and thistles,
on lawn or along fences. 1t is much
more efIectual and expeditions than
salt. We condense the following ex-
tract
Take an old blacking bottle, with a
wire round it to carry it by, and a
stick to dip with. The stick should
he notched round for an inch or two at
the end, the better TO hold the liquid.
Just one drop quite in the heart OF the
pIantain is sufficient 10 cause death
and the notched stick will contain at
one dip enough 10 destroy three or four
plants. 1t the acid is good the work
OF death can be both seen and heard,
for the vitriol Kisses, and it
burns up the plantain in q moment
A row of plantains foot wide sprasg
Up on 3 lawn here where an iron fence
formerly ran. The owner, seeing at a
place he visited the good effect OF Wit
riol, put the hint in practice. The
plaintains were killed in an hour, and
have never appeared again. 1t is three
years ago, and it is impossible to recog-
niZe the line OF the fence; it complete
" burns the roots out. have tried it
on large dandelious with the same re-
suit. One of the young gentlemen
here amused himself by hunting out
the longest thistles he could find to ex-
pertinent on; the vitriol completely
killed them by eating the roots out.
One drop will do. Care is required
that j! does not touch the skin, boots or
Clothes; il is not safe in the hands Of
children, but a man or woman with
Ten minutes practice can kill plantains
much more quickly than any lad can
cat g0oerberries.
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HoYT7S
GERMAN COLOGNE,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN EXTRACTS,
Brushes, Combs, and an endless variety Of
Toilet Articles at
July LOGAN, LIST & cos.
Commissioners Sale,
Andrew Wilson,
~. : In ChalCe-y.
Sarnual Hurneg et al

Andrew Wilson,
~. IN ChalCC-y.
Samuel Hunes, Ct a..
By yirtne Of decree Of the Municipa
Court, OF Wheeling, made and entered in
the above entitled cause, on the 18th day OF
June, 1873, will offer at public sale, At the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio cGun-
", on
Saturday the 10th day OF August, %,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, the fol-
ing described real estate, that Is 10 say. all
that piece or parsel OF ground situated i'm
mediately on the bank Of the Ohio river, in
the Eighth ward Of the city OF Wheeling,
which Is designated uoon the plat OF sail
portion OF said city as lot No. 8, Of the town
Of La Grange, with the Improvements tnsre-
on, Also lots numbered sixteen and seven.
teen, N that part Of said city which Was
formerly known as La Grange, al which
property Is now owned by the SAID SamUel
Humes. ....
TERMS OF SALE-Qpe fourth cash, the
residue In three equal payments al SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest
on the deferred payments from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security, ana the title - the Pc.
perty TO be retained until the purchase
JAMES r EOGERS.
iulyAi Special Con! n. sion g.
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Tie Chance OF Being Struck bJ
Lightning.


The Hartford Cowant has been fig.
uring up the chance OF being struck by
lightning, and arrives at the following
reassuring results:
Taking the figures Of the last census
report for our facts, we find that during
the year 1870 there were, In the whole
country, POP deaths from lightning
stroke. Let womankind take notice
that out o! these AS deaths were Of
males, and only "a OF females. The
total plumber of deaths from all causee
was nearly 100000. There were 2.437
deaths from other causes to one death
from lightning, and there were lOO.8o3
persons living to every one killed oy this
cause. II is somewhat singular that
the lightning was decidedly more de-
structive with both males and females
between the ages OF ten and thirty years
than with any others. Between ten and
fifteen wears is the most fatal time, but
even then the number is very small.
Much comfort for those still inclined to
be timorous is to be found in going back
further on the record. The deaths
by lightning in 1870 were only eleven
more than in 1860, while the popula-
ton had increased more than 1000, 900,
and the rate is declining in spits OF the
hasty conclusions formed by reading
the news OF the day. In 1860 there
were forty-ei GIT deaths By lightning
out of every 100000 deaths from all
causes in 1870 tle rate was only forty
two. But now, while only 2O2 persons
died from lightning stroke in 1870
there were G97 deaths from sun stroke,
or nearly twice as many. Yet the
number of persons who shudder when
they see the sun rise would bear very
small ratio to those who shudder at
the rising Of the thunder cloud. The
rate of deaths by sun.stroke have de-
clined during the decade from ninety
one to eightyoone in 100000 deaths
from all causes; and with the increase
in care and information on the subject
is likely TO decrease still more, but it
will always probably be largely in ex-
cess OF the lightning rate. 1t is also
noticeable that there were l ,34j deaths
by suicide, while there were only ZOE
deaths by lightning-in other words ar
individual is six times as likely to xii
himself as lightning is to kill him."
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L" a G e. 81

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
II work. Any person old or young, of
either sex, can make from $40 TO $50 per
week, at home or in connection with other
business. Wanted bv all. Suitable to either
city or country, and any season OF the year.
This Is rare opportunity for those who are
out OF work, and ont of money. to make
an independent living. No capital being
required. Our pamphlet CHOW TO MAKE
A LIVING" giving full instructions, SEM
Onrcceipt orl0 cents Address, A. BUkION
& CO., Morrisania, Westminster Co, n. \.
AGENTS everyw here 10 sell our new and
WANTED novel Embroidering Machine.
Send for Illustrated Circular to the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, 500 Broadway,
New York. may6-c
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

- NEW YORK, Angus, "A
Money closed with large offerings Of
capitaI at 3 per cent on call, and n per
cent bid. Foreign exchrnge is duh nd
lower, leading bankers having reduced
their rates to 1885 for sixty days ster-
ling and 1923 for sight. Actual BUSH
ness on the street was at 1851 to 1854
for prime bankers long sterling and
1921 for sight. Gold was, weaker and
declined FRONT to ll4s, bat after
wards rallied to 1l4ss, and finally closed
with sales at ll48., The Assistant Treas
urer paid out to-day $40, 900 on account
Of interest and nothing in the redenip-
ton of 500 bonds. ,
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q. q. Dried RC4f

= TlERCES DAVIS STAR sUGAH
OCured Dried Beef
Just received and for sale by
my2l M REILLY.
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Az,,Ate|in9 ge9jGs3H'l:.'''',;'.
4ail, in Advance
gsFGY REGZSTER.

l1e ye,r........ S8.CO Three months. .. :. 81 100
81 iu0rt ns..... $50 One mouth.......-- 10
ys;.W&ERL1 RE6EsTEP.
-aulsha] every TUESDAY, ThurSday ana
saturday. ''El1E vi
1na copy, yt...tiGO lSnlE copy, q mo Sa.u
EREKLE HSs1.EEER.
One copy, yr..a2.CO Five copies, yrs 9.O9
Jae copy, mos 100 Ten copies, VI. lo.u
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TOharpO1.

lOUHtVUF.
o. DRUMS CELEBRATED "JC B1FTr y.'
E0Twist
80 caddies tsFinz ~ Hrothers' " Navi.e.
80 Monitor Navy,
5 butts
Is q . Bright tY Is. snd pCgnds,
IN store and for sale D.
pa23 y. Reilly.
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FOR SALE .
Faiuable Goal Property For
Sale.

NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes TO sell lin
whole or in party that portion OF coal now
in his possession, amounting 10 ABOUT i2o
one.third of mile north OF the city limits,
together with one acre of surface at the en-
trsrce on the side nearest the river, and
three acres of surface around the other en-
1900 hack OF Fulton. The vein of coal
dm .,ory, from S feet 3 inches to z feet in
Santh' and could be conveniently shipped
Sv means of the county road or by the =.
W AK, Il u, as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet rom either.
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. u.rrup >r,,er,.,,
marl-h ~hbiCn MAhShALh.
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS,

An IMPORTANT INVENTION. IT RE-
Atains the Rupture at Ill times, and under
the hardest exercises or severeSt strain. 1t
is worn with comfort, and IL kept on night
and day, effects permanent cure in few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested. Circular nee when ordered by
etter sent to the Elastic Trust Co., No. 6S3
Broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they slip of TOO
frequently. may3-c
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TisE PARLOR COMPANION.

LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
EEyery man ought 10 have one.
Sent on receipt OF len cents Address l.. r.
HYDE& CO., l9o Seventh Avenue, n. \.
BON-TON FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIPT OF % CENTS.
SUnique Printing and Publishing House,
50 Vesey street, New York. may3-c
UYhE BECKWITH so PORTABLE FAM
lily Sewing Machine, on 80 days Trial;
many advantages over all. satisfaction
guaranteed, or $50 refunded. Sent complete,
with full directions. Beckwith Sewing Ma
chine Company, SG2 Broadway, N. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-02
COURT pRseEEBusas.

i NKw Castle. May 81.
The Courts we're opened this morning ct The
usual honf. p I
The aFgument La the case OF France us A. 3.
Woolston on the proper construction OF the Ne.
ehazlics Lien Law. was ooneiaaed by Mr. Hislda,
ct about II ID, when the Court declined 70 de-
eide the question, &c being one of grave impoF-
tance and requiring dehbeEation, and 20 this end
they reserved their decision. " Ti2 t
The court then resumed the hearing of the
molten, in the case Of Foreman ps. Erastus
Lodge, to set aside the sale of Deft's land by the
sheriff. The point on which il was set aside,
was that the Sheriff had not complied with the
provisions Of the Law passed April Let, 1873, In
which the Sheriff is ordered 70 publish the ad-
vertisernent IN q paper, which upon afiidavii
made to him, has the largest ciroulAtion-thai
not having been complied there With, said sale
Was set aside.
In the case of the LIST Nat. Bank, VIII Del. us.
Wm. B. Wiggins, defendants bail to the sherif
came into Court and surrendered him, whereupon
he was placed ia the ccstody Of the Sharfn, who
accordingly co Mined him in Jail
Ths remainder of the day was taken up in
hearing motions, arguments of rules TO show
cause, and such other matters Of purely legal
character. frtD f lls'HT .
AZ about 5 P. M. the Courts were adjourned
sila4 die. ~