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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03

DOYAL FIRE INSU RIA nee COMPANY,
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
~ v.,s a. an
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer OF fir2iDla, f3ersp'.
Shareholders personally Responsible fcr TIE o''it-
cations of the above companies.
R,pr,scutIng tho above sfaHIch Old EnHi'sh CONS
panies, VIC solicit the patronage OF The p,ls upai
ttttir anquestoilsbie security, prompt ana il'sra
settlement OF al claims, and heavy lasonse a,s
no. 1908 Main Street.
MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE. C0MrAGi,
or NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S6o,oDc.eeos
fs,sh dividends, s,tfypdSsfag al I{AsTS, ~ afft
ana esrY anniversary OF policies
Premiums payable annually, semi-annaalsy, aud
quarterly. ca,n,,nv
IN inc oh'''A john JOHN II. ChAIBoRNE, Agent.
aa No, uQs Main strvss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03

3u"r III III" hirhm"ul Nt>parch.l
". >hyu.}r "t Abingdon met AT An
/ Hope church. near Max Meadows.
i, ,atul}. Virginia. Thursday. April
-.,.,r il u'rlu'k y. NJ, and Wa, opened
~rtm,u l., E'y. T.. NJ. llohson. Of
. at. if"ia tt,n,>i-, w., -. after SER
'H, fr,~hN"ry Wa constituted with
.a rur m"drra'or Rev. \. /. Hogs
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GOING WEST.

Train No. Through passen9crI Icnvcs Richmond
daily Except sundays at $40 u. VI: leaves Dan
vile ut 1856 Z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at $50
L. VI.
Train No. s UyuclIlnlrg passcngcrl leaves Rich
mond daily 1T s:25 A. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg at
Pm.
Train No. 10 Through mall and cxpressl leaves
Richmond daily nj $50 L. NJ. leaves Danvillc daily
Mt lO:!s T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily ut 100
a. VI.
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FIRST EDITION..
From Wisconsin,.

THE MILDNEss OF TEE wINTER-THE ORANGES AEp
HOW THEY ARE BhINa USED.
Writing from Baraboo Wis, a correspondent
among other matters, says:
To date (Dec 9rd) this section Of the country
has been favored with comparatively mild wealth.
or. Last winter, the thermometer touched 20 de-
grees below zero by the 3rd.,' and 40 degrees he
low before the opening OF spring. o. the al OF
this month, it was quite spring like, and the day
closed with q thunder storm, the lightning being
vivid and rain heavy.
The Grange epidemic is raging In the rural
districts. The number already organized in
Wisconsin is about 260. or course the move.
ment has it, friend, aud enemies. The former
sometimes forsake their allegianc in q myster-
ious and unaccountable manner, while promin-
ent individuals OF the other class are OCCASION
ally conc ated by being elected Treasurer OF a
Orange. Being farmers, of course self interest
has nothing to do with the conversions alluded
to.
The movement will probably collapse, or be-
come more political scheme when the privatos
discover that their ufiicers and agents are no
better than average Railroad Presidents and
middlemen. The extortiDn practised by com
bined capitalists in order to raise sufficient rev.
enues to cover defalcations. and pay
excessive dividends millions OF
watered stock, was the main spring that start
ed the machinery of the Orange. # is to be
hoped the movement will continue to increase
in velocity unit! the powerful corporations al
luded to are forced to reduce their exhorbitant
rates OF transportation. g.
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'THE FREE LoDGlNo HOUSE" IN WILMINGTON.
Under this heading several Letters from the
People" have appeared on our columns calling
the attention OF the CITY Council. and OF the
Wilmington Union Aid s icety to the import
ance ef such an Institution as Oity Charity.
To-day we print brief editorial from the New
York sun referring to these communications.
Our citizens themselves should urge forward this
enterprise The Free Lodging House has impor-
tant bearing upon the material interests and well
fare OF Wilmington as q great manufacturing
centre. The enterprise and wisdom which 20 hap
PLY opened with a sustaining hand the Clayton
House as au encouragement to business men and
capitalists to visit our city and examine its in
dustries are equally bound to give US, at least
one well ordered Free Lodging House" where
the mechanic coming from distance seeking
work and finding his means exhausted may ap
ply and receive comfortable nights lodging
aud a substantial breakfast enabling him to try
one day more for the needed employment
With snch respectable House might be connect
ed an Employment Bureau furthering the mu-
tual interests of Labor and Capital Aud under
the auspices of oer manufacture rs the Free Lodg-
lug House would add largely and proitsbly to
our clty's we'll deserved popularity among the
in elgent mechanics of our country.
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GOOD REPORTS FROM ALL QUARTERS s-REsUMPr1oN



GOOD RHPoRTs FROM ALL QUAHTERs-REsUMPuor
GENERAL.
Resumption continues among the leading in.
dustriaI establishments ia and about Whining.
ton. The KIamensI wooden mills at Stanton
which have been lying idle siucs August ar G
now commencing operations and expect to run
nearly upon full tune. THIS will give q large
number OF men employment who need it, aud
who have been without work since the close OF
the mills.
The stanton mill OF Messrs Dean & Pilling
however, is not running nor is the yarn mil OF
Messrs Taylor i Bro. Fhe latter WAS running
until quite receutly.
The mills at Newark have not stopped at all
though wages have besn somewhat reduced, aud
the hours OF labor shortened.
The kiamen-I L mills are not al 3cted by the
suspension OF the tirn OF Bsnj 4mln Bullock's
5ors though Mr., Bsoj4 Bullock was aud
still Is President of the company. He owns on
ly one fourth of the stock, which Of course is
Included IN his assets aud will be sold by his
ahsignees.
The rolling mills at Coatesville, belonging to
the several hrua of Steele Il Worth, Huston a.
PeDrOse, and the Masars PannOck. are all in
operation, aud have not been Obliged to sus
pend 1t is uot true, we understand, tnat they
nave any Government cUntrae,s for IRON fJr the
navy, as WAS currently rep 'rted, some tina ago.
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mIddIetowa Del

CLOSE OF THE FALL TERM AT THE AUADEHY-RE.
oJMMENcEMENr OF THE MGru JDIsr sOoI.BLE
Correspondence If tn, Uommetclall
MIDDLErewN, Dsc. O.
The fall term at the Academy closed, last Fri.
day. The students, as usual, were put through
q rigid examination OF three days in the studies
pursued during the term. These exercises were
quite we'll attended by the trustees and patrons
Of the school There was q large turn out at the
closiug exercises on Friday afternoon The pa
per edited by the students and containing their
original productions, were well read. After the
reading there was public spelling match and
prizes were awarded to the lucky oDo,. The
winter term began ON Monday, aud will have a
vacation Of two weeks at the holidays.
Gu thursday evening there was large gath
ering at the Academy of the students. and cii.
izens and very pleasant time was INDUCED iu
1t w4s got up as all ovation to the Principal and
WAS to him complete surprise,
The Methodist society have again started their
eociables and held the first one at the parson-
age last Friday evening. The occasion was pleas
ant to all. OBSERVER.
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Latest General News.

+. Cabinet YESTERDAY, was not in session
,h,n an hour. No new features were
s '.r,ed concerning nur relations with Spain
I mont. il Wss "a d, on good authority that
LShpe va believed to be in fairssway OF &C.
bs wrecking company has contracted to
ava tbe coal barge sunk in front Of the dock
7 prooklyn in three days, which will enable
4 Arspiles to leave
! Bou,onsnt Maver leaves New York today
4 lgj men for Boston, to go on the ship
Il one hundred and City recuits are eI-
s,i At the Bro)klyn navy yard to-day from
# Orleans.
! ANAL shanty in New Britain. Conn. was
Yesterday morning, aud . man named
ssrs and his wife perished in the flames.
8 h national convention of ooiored citizens,
= .,sembled at the hall OF the house OF del
a. at Washington. yesterday, comprise lead
#usp Of ths race from all parts Of the couD-
& TSJ or three hundred delegates we're pres.
IL. Democratic Senators, yesterday, In eau
i resolved to support Senator rDurmsn. of
4 for president protein Of the United Statee
EAte
: IA. Hotchkiss, the Lessee OF the st. James
#Gsud UlOn hotels N sw York has become
#pIed by the recent panic, and announces
seIf unable to pay his debts. His liabilities
Z !lO O0O The two hotels, therefore, are in
bands OF receivers.
i hundred and feur French immigrants ar
4 at New York during November-an unusual
! bur-. they we're chiefly from Alsaos and
Hane
lillian Neslis. q sanctimonioue-look thief,
hAUu4lly wore white choker, and has long
j ID the habit nf attending New York chur-
5pck pockets has been sentenced to five
b VI Sing Slug.
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVENING
PLEASANT AFFAIR,

| LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVENING"
| PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Last evening the literary exercises connected
| with the annual meeting OF the Historical Socie-
Society, in the Masonic Temple. DR.. Il. F. AS
kew presided, and Rev. L. Gardiner Littell act
| ed as Secretary pro tenn. The exercises opened
/ with prayer by Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee The audi
ence was not largo. numbering only some sixty
| persons, but many Of our prominent citizens
i were included.
| DIR. Askew first introduced Hon. VIM, T.
Duane, of Philadelphia, who read an interesting
sketch IKE Of Gen Joseph Reed. We are una
ble to print synopsis of tho paper, It was lis
tened to with great interest and close attention.
At its close DR.. L. P. Bush, of this city, was in
| trodu ed and read an attractive Historical pa
per on Archibald Hamilton Rowan.
DIR. Bush prefaced his remarks ythe presen-
tation, to the Society of some valuable relics
consisting of documents. and various articles
presented by this eminent Irishman, to persons
OF this CITY. They. were the gift of j. Morton
Poole, Esq and the Misses Hamilton Of this
city.
On motion OF DR.. Grimshaw, thanks were re-
turned to the speakers of the evening, for their
very interesting and pleasing actresses.
DIR. II. Il Porter, In few eloquent remarks
presented to the Society on behalf of the donors
the following relies:
Copy of President James K Folks first annual
message printed on satin at the Office of the
Daily CLIQUE, Washington, Dao. 2, 1845.-From
VIM. O. Forton.
From the same an indenture, or conveyancs
of all that tire It of land between New Castle aud
Duck Creek Hundred, to Richard Griffith, dated
in the Reign OF George III, 1850 Also Richard
Griffiths will signed with his mark.
From the same, II volumes of the journals of
Congress-, early sessions.
DIR. Bush, on behalf OF Henry Rogers, Esq, Of
New Castle. presented the following:
Original copy of letter from Gen. Washington
An act passed during the reign of George III,
in relation TO marsh on the Blackbird creek
Letters from various historical psrsonages in
the early history of our Government.
Original deeds Of two grants of land in South
Carolina.
plot of the various routes surveyed by Geo.
Warrington as post roads from Washington to
Buffalo
Copies Of tho Pennsylvania Packet and Del
d'odre Advertiser, of 1883 and 1852. Besides
various others letters and papers.
Pamphlets were received from the Historical
Societies Of Pennsylyania and Massachusetts,,
and letter was read from Prof. Peters, of Bos-
ton, acknowledging his election as Correspond
ing Secretary OF the Society,
Rev I. Gardner Littell arose and invited those
present, who were not members, attach them
selves to the Society. Tho meoting then adj
jorrned.
After partaking of refreshments in the shape
OF coffee aud light cakes the guests departed,
highly pleased with the evenings entertainment.
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|ippsG, to tho GhrIstIan Women of VIII
aHgtuS, la Behalf oil the Ft male Bible So
hJ,
consideration of the fact, that so few. com
RlTely, Of the Christian women OF our city
R1lerested in the distribution OF the Bible,
|hlAnsgers OF the Wilmington Female Bible
by desire to make an appeal to all females
are not already interested in this work,
the earnest desire that they may feel it .
=ilese az well as a duty to enroll their
zea among It's members. and by so doing en-
RSge those who long have borne the burden
heat VI the day. and thus enable the Boeie.
Il extend iss means OF usefulness Our
An13relp, at present, is something less than
9e hundred
bcn representation as this from the great
kOero Christian churches in our community
pail Indeed When We take into o0nsidera-
n 1lAt tho Bible has done for woman, should
Iho put forth every energy to spread It lar
vide that all might receive the glad tidings
alvltlun May all those who are
Already members of this organizA-
prlyerfnlly consider the Importance
4 aud begin at once to do what they can to
HisT le good seed OF the word Of life
aledolar per year constitutes a membership,
the Treasurer, Mrs. A G Robinson 3Ol We-t
Eeel or The assistant Treasurer. Mrs NJ f
n 1878 West l4th street. will be glad to re-
II d1lAilOus or the names of any Who wish
lecOme annual contributors.
A. O. ROBINSON, Snc'y
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BRIDGE oyFB THE ooroRARa AND TRAcELAY
hG--THE FIRST shIPMkNr.
Hhs Oxford Press says
|he bridge OF the Peachbottom Railway
r. The Ottoraro. will bs'El far finished this
as to admit II laying the track aud cros7-
n wa tho tram. the trackl4SIug on the
IcA''sr side Is progressing in both dlrectiunE
I spruce grove, aui in short time after
E,AS the ottoraro the gap will bA hlled up
'ae lFAln Will run up as for as White Rock.
u.s'a ce tseven milea) will uuqrestlona.
u reached before Christmas. providing the
uer VIII permit the work to go on reason
Patl OF the time. Operations have already
\ geNIy retarded by it.
\ Jackson Keech, OF Lower Oxford town
oeL0lgs the honor OF making the first
Pnan. ui marketing over the road. On Man
ie N,, ,s,llppet box Of butter to philadelphIa.
Vi'GIa aud Tuesday a box of poultry was
\ Oy him by the same route.
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me eoria Reviews O.t Dog.
~ ealIOF OF the Peoria Review recently lost
wy Which sad occurrence is thus described:
1!Oouyhas seen black -and-tan dog, answer
y NE anne Of Judge, going down the
y, III company with hard shell turtle, that
answer to anything, aud CERTAINLY won't
T o,,. !" tackle as the iog will tell you il you
,L! ,1H Ret him to stop long enough, please to
,le oloping pair, as they are the property
lb,3,lN0r Vl"0r OF this paper. We are fondly at
nv h,2 Ihe dog on account of lis vagabon-
psd'-. n'l 'leelnlaIilsh habits He knows every dog
s,an suY name, and is on speaking terms with
ID, 'Jas a! ot the d igs, that come in
,I,',N no aagona, and he knowJ more OF the
4, 'SHls H, OF this city than the tax collector
|N1. rii ane turtle Is more recent acquisition.
4 d,ap paced .a III the back yard yesterday, and
N epeht an hour aud half trying to IN
N ~! ~ come out OF its shell and be comfort
lS4,s., .ue old lron-clad maintained his reserve.
io,s,.ul91'll ,u9'll the dog crammed bIs nose against
n .ssn.i part aud commenced to sniff. The
kDd,n. 10 come to some sort OF an under-
\ rs%,.n s once, for the dog made an impetu-
Id .tar,a, rtA ou very high key and then they
!, ,esno'h sl on trip together. The dog was
I'M s,.a1. suffering along like a whirlwind, the
fry Ia siinls light by him. We should be very
koiL., use ,,s The dog now, as has acquired
Dow, mo- uiporant aud valuable quality He
| coi4,.1 about turtles than any other dog in
POd tur,s dll ana 1t 10 mighty hard to find q real
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

From tho NeW YJfd sli, D3c ~
correspondent OF the Whining stou, (Ds
@ OIMnERoIAL urges the nece sity of free lodg
ing house for the to nporary shelter of the freni
iess poor. Such lodging house is needed in
more places than WILMINGTON, 1t often happens
nat natd-Worklng aud dec sat laoorers travel
fion Que city to another in search OF employ
meut. Ii they are pennless aud fail to procure
Aork OH their arrival III a new place. they must
20 Iu to the po Ice station. Not only men, bui
women of goOd character, have Hometimes
to petition police sergeant for nights accom-
no1ation. Every city aud village OF i've thou
sand or more inhabitants should have a free
lodging mouse apart from the police station or
jai winch the law intends only for the recspti, n
II persons accused OF crime.
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Deaths.

RRFD.-On the h ms aaer protracted illness,
Jane Reed, wife ef Hugh eed, 10 the SD year
OF her age.
The relatives and 1 'nds Of the family are re-
sp cfut'y iovi cd 10 attend her funeral fr IN the
Brandy inr Banks. Friday, Dece nDer ~ i, at
'cl lck. without fu lhtr L9tice Sc VICES at he
h ue at ~ O'Clock 10 proceed to Mount Salem
Cemetery
RkADER-on the 10th inst, Rache' Reader, in her
9jtl year.
ttpr relate nj iands are invi,ed o. ettend
her neral IN The +. idencs ( h son, m. j.
Re der, M. l0I LNl an str ct, iday f5ern on,
the 1lth 4 ST. 10 leave lie house At l o'clock, and
proce to 81. I'm q chu. eh, at anton.
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England.
RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR BIRMINGHAM,

RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR BIRMINGHAM,
LONDON, DEC. 10.
A serious collision occurred near Birmingham, !,
this morning. between two trains Thirty pels
sons are reported killed and wounded. heavy
fog prevailed.
DENsE FOG AGAIN TO-DAY -sERIoUs coNsEQuENo-
Es
The city is again enveloped in 3 dense fog.
Three persons were killed on the river by col
lision of vessels.
The hospitals are filed with people run over
or otherwise wounded
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

The strike at d lrlsn's lrol mill, at Troy, N.
T. which commenced on june 10 last, ended
yesterday by the men resumlng work The
strike was organlznd against foreman who has
been retained. the hands going to work under
him. Twelve huudrel men now find employ
ment in the works.
The Ksarstrge cotton mills at Portsmouth, N.
II have resumed work on full time at reduced
wages. The Jarvis hosiery works are closed.
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ThE pc AIMsULA.


Princess Anne had two shows and two lee
lures, last week.
They have just killed a 32G pound hog in
Princess Anne, and are now asking who can
beat IL. Haven't they heard from Della ware
IeI2
Wm. j. Griffith has purchased the ClAyville
farm. hear Princess Anne, Of All acres, for
$1,000.
Seth Wilkins store was recently robbed of
$500 in gold aud silver COINS,
Miss Mary, daughter OF Thomas Holland,
near Marion station, fell down stairs, last week,
and broke a limb
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10

Passengers from the west, at Salt Lake City,
report very deep SNOW on portions OF the Cen
tral Pacific railroad in the Sierra Nevada section
Five engines are required IL move a single train.
As yet however, there has been no delay in con-
nection with the Union Pacific railroad al Ogden
Six feet OF snow has fallen in the WahsRtch min
i,,sr
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The Clayton House .

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
FW Richardson, Troy. N Y.
Sam 8 n T + J. Hudson, Phila'
Harris Kirkwood, Del.
] V Floyd. Del.
W II Churchman, f"
Edw Amer, Phila.
VIM Spooner, %
W Warner, City.
w H Bruner, San Francisco.
w ii Thompson, Phila.
o. Calvert, City,
Thos James and VT, Magnolia.
Jno McMakin, Cape May City.
W A Fisk, NY.
James Ponder, Milton Del.
John Ponder.
David Gillespie, Edwardsv lie. III.
INV S.r ger, st Louis, NJ.
Thos o Springer, Dethalto, Ill.
A Brabrook. Mass
Miss M A Brabrook, Mass.
VIM Middendorf. Balto
Chas Sedore, "a
i NJ Manko. BALTIC.
Adam Albright, Pbila.
II A Mullen,
Jno @ Sees, %
j Kutner. NY.
DIR L p Baily, U SA.
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FOURTH EDITION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENATE.
A majority OF the finance committee reported
aresolution directing the committee to report
bill for the issue OF currency redeemable in spe-
Gle. Mr.. Bayard presented minority report on
the same subject, but after debate the resolution
was made the specie order for next Monday.
Mr.. Ferry introduced a bill authorizing th Z
Secretary of the Treasury to issue forty-four
million reserve fund, adding it to the perma-
nent circulation.
HOUSE.
The committee agreed to recommend an ap-
preparation Of four millions for the immediate
requirements of the navy.
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The virgInIus Affair.
THE PROTOCOL AND ITS TERMS.

IN u f1RV1VNO11 AfFD I4b IEHMBs
WAsHINeToN, Dec. 10.
When on the Goth of Nov. the Protocol was
signed by the. Secretary of State and Admiral
Polo,the agreement was conclusive and required
no endorsement of the two governments.
The Vtrgiaius survivors will be delivered to
the United States vessel at Santiago, and the
vessel be delivered at some port other than HA-
vana, on Tuesday next, in daylight.
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The committee on revision, of the New Jersey
constitutional commission, met at Trenton, yes
terday. revised .and arranged the work of the
commission, and directed the same to be print
ed ano forwarded to the members for their IL
nal meeting on the 23i
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sTle Washington Star, last evening. says
bor B.yArd, OF Delaware, for the first time
session, occupied his seat in the Senate yes
BY His eye sight which was considera bly,
lied last winter is somewhat better.
Eyce President WILSON expected to leave
|Llngton, either last evening or this, for
l.acAuretts intending to go from there to
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RseriSv y. osofbert was convicted of burglary,
sne s, pris,i IN New York, and sentenced to the
Th,l' PRISON for twenty years.
lty lepy nve democratic members Of the oaIifor-
blyei ipAIure In III caucus, on MONDAY nivht. re-
anators nlake nominations for United States
Erposs s,a, NONE, however, were made. the
Eilg sespi'l pp1ats to be to block proceedings by
Tbs,s s'ssaiiS Tor tue democrats
hpt oDn Sn,It p,fItosl elt Of the L ie canal being
hVua VIII all boata bound east can be got
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Mm q ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN The DISTRICT URr OF IHa UNITED
~ ES.
D.s rtct of Delaware. ss
AT Wilmington. the TO- tn day OF December, A
A, 1873
The undersigned h reby gives notice of HIS ap-
continent Hsigl e o. John MgLeaT and lhn Z.
VI Lear. trad ny ~ JOnn McLear a Son. Of Will
ming on, 10 lhT County of New a-tle and Stat. If
tIelawarr, within sal 'i4trct W 10 hays been adj
uiKed Bankrbp on Ore ditto petition by the Dis.
LtIcJ uIt OF SAID district.
WILLIAM CANBY.
deI10 10 l7-2 "a 2T Assignee, &g.
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|DaifU Gemtetertjaf.
,rnKIEs = ATkIMsoK.


4 .,,,aI pyeseHts-O DitsHn 70
nsoaF nNv,,F room of the body -Hostetter's Bittufs
~ sstJon IAN n lc Fl st Ma innal sank
,a,"a d Missas Ts-lirhtrnHtein
va pleJu's White Olive Stap
al stu Itinn as Eeamst'ets
Irsss ,or tent-svans Pennington.
os,ware. &c,-Truman bhaw
I liVne 'snolice
~ wolfst suits
H. Book for the holidays
s,onic II mple Hampton college Students
~ Tac AM cars for sale
z.S,ssI garments at Buxhaums
\ se,s al deNorman1ie's
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Edward L. Davis, citizens candidate, was
elected mayor of Worcester Mass, yesterday
by maj 1rliy OF 96, over Jellson. republican.
Samuel q. Cobb democrat, nominated on all
tickets except the straight prohibition, was elect
ed mayor Of Boston yesterday.