davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

TRoUBIE AHKAD FOR FRANCE.-It is repor-
ted in Pans thar plot, concocted by liberals.
ter rising on Thursday next has been dis
covered The Emperor Is concentrating troops
IL the city, and General Bazaine has received
orders to employ artillery, il necessary, TO
keep the streets clear. An imperial manifesto
has been prepared, and is ready for pu utilization,
but the government awaits events before Issu-
ing il. The liberals deny the existence ofthe
plot, and to prevent disorder are disposed to
postpone the attempt to open the session Of the
Corps Legislatif to-day. The people Of PARIS
are much excited over the impending crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

1@EEw YORK REPUBLICAN, AssOCIA.
US TlON.-An asJournea meeting Of this AS
October 2oih. At $50 O'Clock, in Union League
Hall A n. CLAPP, President.
J. b. PATRICK, Secretary. IL
~ FORTHE BEST AND CHEAPEST Pho
@ T09EAPHIC LlkDNEsSES, all sizes and
siyIes plain and colored, from card to life size
reotyres or other old pictures, made larger or
smaller. plain or colored. and rendered fresh and
bet Al and 9Th SITS The cheapest hrst-class
Gallery In the United States. Facilities ansur-
passed. oc22-lm
I'm. william,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26
~THE EVENING STAR :. ,,,,,.,., ,
The State election in Maryland comes OF

The State election in Maryland comes OF
rext Tuesday, and the POLITICAL papers tnsre
are filed with the usual long primer uI,st
words TO voters" The contest has "a yam rs,har
an acrimonious turn, not politically, but be-
tween the rival railroad interests Of the Sta,e
The light Is between the Baltimore and Poto.
mac railroad and the Baltimore and u aio rail-
road for the control Of the Board of Public
Works Of the State. This Board, which con.
trolls all works OF internal Improvement, Is
composed Oh the Governor. the Comptroller OF
the Treasury. and the state Treasurer. Gov
bowie, OF course. stands by the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, but il Is understood that the
B2liimere and Ohio railroad interest achieved
triumph In the nomination Of Mr.. woolford
- the Democratic candidate for Com ptrollsr
The point in contest between the two railroad
interests then Is to secure the third, controlling
vote in the Board, tina: of the State Treasurer
Robert Fowler is the candidate of the BlIti-
more and Ohio railroad interest, and John
Merryman Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
rOsd for Treasurer
The Legislature to be chosen next week eIsc,s
the Treasurer, and consequently these great
railroad Interests are straining every nerve 10
get control Of that body through the election OF
members.
1t would appear that in this fight the Bait.
more and Potomac Railroad would be q 20 ID
deal overmatched by the great monopoly oppo.
sing II; but when 1t is remembered that the
Northern Central Railroad interest Is in afil,a-
lion with the former, the fight does not seem so
very unequal. And the opposition to the Bal
tIrnore and Ohio Railroad monopoly Is un-
douo'edly gaining strength amongst the people
OF Narylapd, irrespective OF this particular
sqGabole between the rival companies. This
Is particularly Lotieeable in ounties that hay.
heretofore stood by Mr.. CARROTS road-Mont
gcmery county, for instance. At the Democrat,
Convention in that county the other day reso-
Iuiions were unanimously adopted instructing
the county delegates in the Legislature to VOTE
against the reelection OF Robert Fowler, cor
any other person in the interest of the Balti
mere ana Ohio n abroad"
There Is agrowing feeling among the pro-
dncers of Maryland that the Baltimore and
OHIO Raiirsae Company discrIminates agains.
them IN favor OF producers outside the State,
and this TACT accounts partly for the opposition
developed against the Company in unexpected
quarters
In Howard. Prince Georges, Calvert, q useu
Anne's. ard Caroline counties the feud in the
democratic party upon the railroad question
has resulted in the nomination Of two tickets
We do not believe thar the State OF MARYLAND
should b. gwen up to either railroad interest;
but trust thai the present fight may aid in the
coed wOTK OF breaking down all railroad COM
biuaticns and monopolies in the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

It's now sLsted that in the present DIVIDED
condition Of parties and OPINIONS in Spain, in
The Cortes and out Of %, the choice Of q King is
impossible, and that unless . compromise Is
effected the establIshme,.. Of monarchy will
30 honalsSS a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Governor Holden, Of North Carolina, Is or.
gaaizing a company OF coiored men in Raleigh,
which Is creating much excitement. Its sup
posed hey are designed to be sent To Orange
or CbatLsm counties To suppress ths "kuk-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

The Council last night insua, 'eo the City
Hall Investigating CoGmittee to r.oo" next
Montsy night VERY good. We m.y nov
hope TO get rid Of the tedious business SOME
time or other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Apropos TO the prevailing excitement IN New
YORK we have from Brady q capital photo
graph of Pere Hyacinthe. Brady, IL seems, Is
toe only photographer who has succeeded IN
getungs sitting from the Celebrity. The Father
Is superb looking man, dressed in broad
cloth Of modern cut, q neat nscktie. standing
collar, and abundant linen at the wristbands
altogether an unlikely looking subject for q
barefooted friar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

A SouTHsRs PACIFIC RAILROAD. TIE
Washir ston correspondent OF the Charleston
Ntws rites that he ie1rns frem New York
capitalists that an effort 10 to be made in the
spring 70 commence operations for building
Southern Pacific road. A loan for sixty MIL
lions OF dollars Is to be placed on the market
half OF which, n is believed. will be taken III
Europe. Ii IS not the intention TO ask Con-
gress for any subsidy. but TO build the road by
subscription. Norfolk and Charleston will be
terminal points on the Atlantic seaboard. The
contractor OF the U. p. X. R., who laid the
track from Omaha to Promontory, thinks thu
southern road can De built easily in four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

The Virginia State Journal says that Score.
tary boutwell, has declared that Judge Johns
ton, Senator elect from Virginia, has q moral
right 10 the removal OF his disabilities which
should not be impaired by an unin territorial
oversight Of Congress, and that President
Grant concurs with Mr.. Bout well, ana ex
presses his hope that Congress will remove
Johnston abilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

The Board Of Aldermen last evening pssse d
an extraordinarily large number of nan. for
street improvements, as will be seen sy refer.
enos TO our IMPORT Of the proceedlnes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

David n. Kendall. Esq. Past Grand Master
and Past Grssd Representative OF the odd
Fellows in California, died Sunday night In
Sacram epto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Ex-Governor Thomas g. Pratt, Of Maryland
Is lying dangerously III at his residence in
Baltimore, and fears are eutertainsd that ne
cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

DEATH OF PUBLIC BKNHFAcroR-Jobu
w. Farmer. the originator OF the soup-houss
system for the benefit of the poor, died on Sun.
day mornip g in Brsokly n, of cons umption Of the
bowels Dir. Farmer originated the soup-house
charityin lSs7.the year of the great panic, when
the restitution Of portion Of the people was un.
paraileled. The idea was quickly se,zed by
the philanthropic of Philadelphia, Boston, and
other cities, and thus the sufferings OF millions
of starving people were aIleviated, if not en-.
tirely removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

In the recent election in California, the
Democrats elected eleven out OF fourteen dis
trict judges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

The grand jury IN New York were ye.,er.
day engaged In Investigating the sold ring
tIanSacuors. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

The st. LOUIS correspondent of the New
York Word writing of the Capital Con vention
ssys alt is first.ciass hasco. The idea orig.
mated IN the added brain OF q Bohem ian
named ksavis, person-and say it without,
malice-whose intellects are as deformed and
oufre as his body. Imagine man with ter.
r'bly crooked leg, with q narrow head covered
with jungle of red hair, a stove-pips hat of
ancient conception, his neither extremitiss
clothed IN jean pantaioons, while the balance
of his external clothing is a long linen buster,
reeking win sweat. Such is the portrait OF the
man during the hot months of preparation for
the great convention which Is to remove the
capital"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

NEW FURNITURB AND HOUSE FURNISH.
L ING GOUDS-At DENISON 90, q.
No. $50 9. d e., near ID. comprising, in
part. Cottage and Parlor cults. Marble
top Centre Tables. Rockers: Easy, Par ~
Ior; and Dining Chairs, Sofas. Lounges,
Bedstesds, hatnots, sideboards mirrcrs, H. air
ann Husk M Mattresses; Feather Beds and Pillows
Blankets. Comforts, Parlor and Cock stoves
Crochery, &C &c. For sale As cheap as can be
ocS-lm' No. 400 9Th, near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26


CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY. aud
PLATED WARE.
above goods, II fine quality and OF the Ia.s se
81 Fl! sss ss sns
' 80. eo %FsS 81 street
NAVY PAYmAsrERy OFFICE,
scaled proeossi. TO j.. cna D. c. Oct
will BE Received at this Office until IL the Hrst
Day 81 November, 1852. for the following srticias
the Washington Nav Yard. and subject to the Ss
Bureau Of Ordnance.
so pounds Ohlorste Of Baryta. Sample at this Of
nee.
Bureau Of Equipment and R.c,u;tirg.
10 gross Galvanized Thimbles, ratent of WiIc,,
uIitsnoen, mlddletown, Uopn.
s 8, Galvanized Clues, %
goo pounds Hoop Iron.
Bureau Of Construction and Repsiy.
5000 cubic feet yellow s Pine ns'i Logs.
:, New New nmst 90 ., PhiisdelShis. Pa. &D"' 70
loo lbs 2z-ouuce Yellow Metal sheathing
BureoH Yards and Docks.
400 feet seasoned Black Walnut.
Bureau Steam Easineering
Is cords Pine Wood.
4Ua feet Wire Rope.
Bidders must state In their bids the time within
ehtdus, with parti euars to be seen at this oics.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
sseS Sd.
to be he'd ct this ONCE; otherHse the bids will not
be o: :at: St F ED,m.s,, sIETAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26
DLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS.

T. MAY,
sos Pennsylvauia avenue, bot 9th and 10th sts
Will open To- n o BIO " TUESDAY, October aS,I A
iull assor tment OF LYONS LACK 9kO5 GRAIN
S2Is y ana Ss per yard Also, several piece, OF
BONHE1 81 and "BELLON's" beautiful
f8thCs, ct oS7s, -, $3.50 ssd IS per
yetd. &C IS Saf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

CLOSING OUT SALE
LARGE AND COMPLETE SrOCA
FALL AND WINTER cloTHiAs,
POSITIVELY AT COST FOB Cash ONLY To
CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
THOMAS A. STEPHENS,
KNOWN AS
STEPHENS q CO.
STOCK, GOOD WILL. FIXTURES AND
LEASE FOR SALE.
Forthe
NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
win tel our Entire Stock, embracing O n Per,
MEMS and BOYS FALL and wIsrERs SUITS
FURNISHING GOODS
IN great variety. A full line OF
UNDERWEAR
FOB FALL AND wIHTBR
BOYS AND YOUTHS ovERoeArs.
Large Stock Of
MEMS ovERooArs
tall gualitiesD will be cold
REGARDLESS OF COST
Espseial attention 10 called 90 our
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Oar Stock OF
PIECE GOODS
h~e, :sIsetsd and emss.Ses sone 81 che moe,
MAKE TO ORDER,
FAX BELOW ThE REGULAR RArea
And in the most
FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE MANNER.
Gall early and secure srst selections,
CLOTHS, oAssIMKREs, AND DoEskIss By
THE YARD.
Asmsn 10. OF
r U n Ks,
Remaining on hasd and viii b. cold q
VERY Low FIGURES.
P:s.-An persons indebted To thu a.t.,.
nesty reauested 70 call and settle their Mcconnell
" b0'l1 Tss s seSEss GE p rE5IO And
af fsosFr ;H II! i;
STEPHENS q CO.,
..slm Bs.Ss rsn s.S.s s.s s s,sss.:
F. nsBERsEI,
tsoo0'''0r 70 Il. ,. LosDssA oe.l.A
orrIzrus. ARMY AND uavv
klRoHAHf TAILOR. *
MAD ssfSS0 it, a. Hotel. llsss BrevnsJ
0Ou NO. SoS Penn. svenue. " sshfnstr>
IF you ARE LII WANT OF. -
80 GOOD COOKING STOVE.
Call and look at the
CALoRIFIc COOK STOVE,
To be found ct
G. wALTER ID. wFvILL,s,
seHa Ne. Aos P.n..yIy..is ....s..
AATRA NESS. BOSTON INSPECTION.
NEW AAoKERKL,
Selected In size and austt,
NV. BURcHKLL,
Corner 18th and strsss..
under Ebbits uoues
uABERi LuhB1R,iI LunslI m
Essss ::cf a. nc
White Pine sadsDruo PieIets, 6sdsr fs ssss,A
,.n DRESSED LUMBER
Gss.s ssn0' on h,eG sId ,pr ':s S e s.s,s .asss
oernss Hsv Yorh avenue and 9Th strsss.
s,ps one square fre1 .orshs..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26
TN. WILLIAM,
336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CITE TREyIsE, PARIS.
II a. Just received
PONeONY KXTRA LYONS yELyET,
FOB CLOAKS AND DREssES,
Which he will sell at
IL
cen lw VERY Low PRICES.
FALL AaD ITS pANGEHs.

rTHE FALL AaD ITS DANGEhs.
animal as we'll as vegetable life is powerfully
affected by the great atmos pherfc change that
tai 60 lace in the Fall. But for the flowers, the
folisge and the herbs OF the field there 10 no help
Their time has come and die they must 1t 10
otherwise with man. For him the means Of re-
frvigoraticn have been provided BY skill and
science. To recruit his exhausted energies and
fortif5 himself against the disorders generated BY
the sudden depression Of temperature and tie un-
wholesome exhalations of Autumn, let him tone
his nervous system. invigorate his digestion, and
Awe edge to his appetite With H0STRTTBR1
STOMACH BITTEBS. He may then fscs the
mortid Influences Of the season fearlessly. The
chilling night dews and heavy morning mists will
have no power to make him shivsr and burn, to
Affect his liver, to disorder his stomach or his
bowels, TO rack his joints with rheu atism or 10
render any latent element of disease In his system
active and sngerous. To the sufferer from gen
eral debility. whether constitutional or arising
from ether causes, this potent vegetable specific
10 earnestly recommended. And lot IL be remsm-
bered that physical readiness the door 10 all
moladiss. Vigor is the chief defence OF the hu-
man structure against ali causes Of disease, and
HOsTBTTERp BITTERs may be trcly pro-
nouneed the SAT. ct and urest Of ell invigorauts
1t 10 the most genial Of all vegetable toaics, and
is sdmlr ably adapted to the wants and weak
pesses OF the more delicate seX, we'll o. TO tn
ailmeD OF men. &C II eo3tsw
~AT hIETING OF THE BOARD OF
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, held the 18th instant,
among other business Wa the folio wing:
cause to be published in the daily papers the
amount of income in the control of this Board aud
the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylum with
the view to correct erroneous I'm p.essions con
corning the revenue and expenses Of the same"
In furtLersrce Of this resoln ton. have state
that the amount OF income IL shout o. 0OO tn
nupb Of inmates over leo. and the annual cost
nearly $4,000 One means OF meeting the pressiu
deficiency will Be the Orphans Fair to open NO
veBbef LIST proxtmo, ct carroll b all. and continue
two weeks. Downright poverty 10 the only exc ose
against the orphans sRee.l ~
J. A. WALTEB, Secretary and Treasurer.
&C l9 cow
N~DR. JOS TABER JOHNSON HAS RE.
uS signed his position under the Government
and viii, hereafter. give bis entire time to the
practice Of his profession 0naoe, corner 10th and
II streets
OFFICE HOURs-e to AM.
to 5 p. H.,
Ito SP.M oc6tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

COU q Z
oFTH
HORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
FOB SALE,
BEA UTTFULLYLOCATk TED FOR SUBURBAN
COUNTRY SEATS,
comprising the finest views OF the Cspital Ofty
and its surroundings. The best grape land vet
found In this latitude country. and very 80 De.
!ior Tor peach pears, and the small fruits AZ
healthy a. any part of the United States EaDe-
ciaiy noted for Its numerous springs Of pure ooft
and very cold water. Located two miIes sho We
the Aqueduct bridge ct Georgetown. The new
Georgetswn And !sirfax turnpike road rum
through IL. Will be sold In lots Of from ono E
twenty acre. ON long time, II desired on deferred
Ysyment. The proprietor can be seen at his res.
1dence, on the IRE nIses, addressed a. fokova.-
"k. A. Phillips, Georgetown, D. O " ss54 an.
LOB RINT-Four FRAME HOUSES ON I1th
! street, between 9 and T street,; i've rooms.
Apply 20 !AMES W. BARKER, 425 II street
en- Itn ano i2tn. &C 2-tf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

iseommop sense In giving the Jury the best pos
slble means Of understanding the business oil the
plaintiff or tho defendantor both, and in showing
them exactly how that business is conducted.
1t Is thought by most people who do any thing.
Ing at all that the PROPOSED constitutional amend
ment on the subject ~ suffrage having been
adopted By beHgfes5 will b promptly fatiiled by
the Legislatures of, the different S,qtes, re.
fuse, and to continue the old fight oven handful
stutes this side OF Mason and Dixon, and would
show an infatuation on the part Of the Democra-
cy whose only parallel would be their toolhardi-
ness ID attempting to carry Tie country Id No
yember on the Issue of oyerthrowing the Com
grcsslonal plan OF reconstruction by revolutions
ry measures. And what the Southern States
would gain by opposing the amendment Il would
be hard to gtiess. Every principle for which the
Deihobratic party has commended ip regard to the
negro has been defeated NJ the ballot.bof and IN
the ield--and every question OF difference be-
tween that party and the Amerlcaupeoper relating
to that subject was decided against the Democra-
OF Congress and the deeslen .triumphantly mp.
proved and affirmed by the election OF Grant and
Colfnx. Let Us have peace.
In the month of May 1862, pt Pltts6ufg Land
ing. Albert ID. Richardson, correspondent OF the
T,i6une, and Thoriiae w. Knox, correspondent oil
the Herald, made bet Of $25-knox wagering
that no rebel leader would BIO tried and executed
for treason, and Richardson iisking his week 4
salary in cllnging to the opposite opinion. The
two veteran gamblers met the other day ana SCI
tied their books, Richardson presenting Col
Knox with his check on the North River Bank In
liquidation Of the claim rendered valid by the re-
cent amnesty proclamation Of the President, and
| the noile prosegui entered by the United States
| Court al Richmond.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

-Geofge II. stuart. Esq, arrived on Monday,
and il the gueStof Professor Henry, of the Smith
sonian Institute. lie was invited by Gen. Grant
TO stop al his resistance during his sojouin here,
but respectfully declined for prudential reasons.
In Difference to the wishes OF General Grant,
the Reconstruction Committee will not take any
action relative TO the status Of the Georgia menu
hers Of the present House. Notwithstanding
strong efforts have been made to put the States
OF Georgia aud Louisiana on the rolls Of the next
House, the Clerk Of the present House has pos.
lively decided not to put them on tie roll.
-Ganerai Grant received by express, yesterday,
stout new thrcc-stringed broom, with red,
white, and hlu8 haudlc from broom factory in
ONO, seVqt persons were present in the Gen
er,l's room wlen il was handed HIM, and numcr.
ouS jokes passed IS 10 lis being an intimation thai
he should sweep Clean but the General him.
self expressed no opinion.
A new class Of names, Among them that O
General Dix was circulated yesterday in connec
ton with Cabinet appointments but so for no
body apart from General Grant seems to hay,
any certain Information upon the subject.
| The President yesterday pardoncd the tive
Lamars, convicted several years ago by militar,
commission Of stealing cotton in the South, ant
sentenced 70 heavy fine and Imprisonment
1t y understood that several chiefs Of bureau
will tender their resignation Immediately ON TIN
formation of the new Cabinet.
Secretary Seward and family will leave O,
Friday for Auburn, preparations to that cad hay
ing been completed.
President johnson will yaeate the Eyccutiv
Mansion on Thu siay morning.
Secretary Welles will retain his present resi-
dence until May.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04

1t seems after all, as everybody will be glad
to learn that tits not Ericsson the inventor, who
is dead. The deceased Is somcbody else. a Mr..
Eckerson.
--Lamartine, The once great French statesman
and author died at Paris, on Monday, aged rs.
The reading Of Charles Reades novel, ''Grif-
fifth Gaunt to the Court, in the libel case against
Sweetser,was suspended on Monday. The Judges
were pleased with it, hut couldn't give their yalu-
able time to the perusal Of romances.
y Mr.. Evans, Of the West Chester Record it is
reported, designs European trip this summer
"A bill has passed the Pennsylvania Legislature
authorizing the Trustees of Friends meeting, at
Kimberton, Chester eoupty to sell their meeting
house.
-. Williams Thorne, of salisbury township
Chester county, has recently been on a visit to
the State of North Carolina, where he purchased
100 acres Of land. 1t is located on the Choccoe
Creek, near what is known as the Ridgeway set
Element, and within nine miles of the village of
Rdgeway, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
His son will take charge of the property and
proposes to raise grain, instead of tobacco.
The new era commences Tomorrow.
The Republicans os h,neisyiic; Lancaster
county, followed the new plan, the other day, by
deciding to hold general election of Republican
citizens, to decide who shall be appointed Post
Master
Petitions are being circulated in Chester Co.
asking the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature to appropri.
ate $4,000 to stock and equip the Eastern Elk.
detrimental Farm.
The cattle in Pennsbury twp, Chester coun.
ty. are dying Of plcuro pneumonia.
-' Perley," the Washington correspondent o
the Boston Journal finds tclcgraphiug so chcaI
that he Incorporates such slang phrases as ''that
whats the NATTER in his dispatches.
We shall be glad when our Democratic OK
| changes get done offending good taste and com
mon decency by their elaborate descriptions 0
the removal Of The body of the assassin Booth.
The New York City Councils contemplai
visiting Philadelphia
Wright * Co.'S new Hour mill in lIavre d
Grace is about flushed,
The Ohio Legislature is about passing Il Ia,
to encourage the reading Of the Declaration Of Ii
dependence in the public schools of that Stat,
This is right Let the principles Of that documcI
be incucated and Ohio will never vote again I
exclude men from the ballot on account Of colo
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-04
THE DAnY COMMERCIAL 4

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL ~
issued every afternoon, eroert Sunday.
Nts Ms only Daily Paper in Wil'nsfag-
ton, and the Stote Of Delaware. Terms,
Sir dollars per annun,, or Tipelve cents
q ,oeek. Single copies Three cents.
THE DELLA WARE 7RIB UNiE is
issued from the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday raoyning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
The Daily. ia the largest paper, d'sa
contains By far the most reading matter
Of dtose published on the Peainsnto.-
7at'7ss, 7soo dollars per onnunn.
HHE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
Is amply provsded a0ith printing mater
Sal of The latest styles, and our sooa@ Il
done eqsol to philadelphia Offices, ttao
at no higher rates.
THE OFFTCEcj The COMMERCIAL
and IhIB JNE is at $40 Market Scre ct
Wilmington, Delotoare. Entrance dd
joinisg the City Hall.
JENKINS & A 7.RLNTSOM