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FELTON, VS.. SARGENT.-There is not
court of law in the Republic where
FELTON, would not be heard with at
tention and respect, or where the Judges
would not carefully weigh the gravity
of his argument. There is not an Amer
lean college or university to which he
would not be eagerly invited TO deliver
their most scholarly and exclusive an
niverary grafton; there is not large
city in the Union where he would not
be recognized and pointed out as legal
Titan from the far West. There could
not be any large assemblage of enlight-
ened American citizens which he could
not upon any great occasion inspire
with enthusiasm by the force of his
mental power and the persuasion of
his eloquence. And lastly, though not
the least significant, there is probably
not in all his surrounding neighbor-
hood one single being, rich or poor.
man or woman or intelligent child, who
does not recognize and respect his un-
selfish public spirit, his sympathetic
liberality and the open integrity OF his
manly nature. :.
And Senator Sargent-what OF him
a man unlettered, undistinguished and
unknown, save as a cunning, selfish
and unscrupulous schemer, whom his
own dog might reasonably suspect OF
insincerity; man without commanding
talents, without eloquence, tickle IN his
alta hments, small and mean in his re-
sentiments. and destitute OF friends,
save in the bonds of reciprocal interests;
mere congressional drudge, to be en-
ployed in manipulating his petty local
bills, while statesmen are talking to one
another of the affairs of the Nation.
Bnt we turn from the uncompleted
picture with the feeling Of sadness, that
the Republican party of California, with
all its boasted intelligence, and through
its accredited representation, has made
an election SO miserable and harbaric.
Why, our adversaries will say In bitter
scorn. and not without some justi6ca-
ten. that the Republicans of California
are worse than the poor Inhabitants OF
Nineyeh. who. could not distinguish be-
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man, and then at the policeman. who
stood OF the corner. The young man
took out his purse. and with exoeslling
courtesy handed two-ten dollar bills t9
the shopmap.-N, Y, San.
, 1872-02-05

courage, and is admirably fitted to take
the lead in the grand movement for Re-
form upon which the country has so
earnestly entered.-N. r Sun.
, 1872-02-05
Terms Of Courts.

SUPREME COURT.
I'd MONDAY in January.
DISTRICT COURTS.
SEATTLE-ist Monday in February and Au-
F1st.
Ponr TewSsEND-4th Monday in February
snd November.
SrELAcooM-3dM Monday in January and July.
oLYMPu-3d Monday in March, and I'd Mon
day in November.
vAScouvEn-2d Monday in April and Sd Mon
day in October.
wALIA wALLA-2d Monday in May and 4th
Mondsy in September.
OYsrERyILLE-2d Monday In July.
YAKIMA CTrY-4th Monday in October.
FORT CoLvnLE-2d Monday in June.
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IRVING BALLARD,
attorney & Counselor at Laao,
Steflacoom, w. T.
McNAUGHT & LEARY,
SEATTLE, W. T.
Real Estate and Tax Agents,
REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
LOANS negotiated.
CLAIMS collected.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LOTS IN CITY OF SEATTLE, i'm
proved and unimproved.
Also, LANDS in King. Kitsap, Sno-
homish and Island Counties.
Tracts at HOLMES HARBOR, CA
MANO ISLAND, MUKILTEO, PORT
TOWNSEND. PORT DISCOVERY,
NISQUALLY. etc. etc.
Also. several Bottom Land FARMS,
under cultivation, on the White, Black,
Cedar, and Duwamish Rivers.
AGENTs-For Remington and Osgood,
New York !; Benjamin Flint, San Jose,
California, etc. etc.
NICNAUGHT & LEARY.
JAMES McNAuGHT,
JOHN LEARY,
Seattle, W. T. Aug. %, 1871. 15tf.
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@taat8= Nemtgteitcn.

@6redIthes Geuer in @ttIl - o.
te r.-2esten Mcntas eeeen Mitternadt brad
Elm serheereubes 6euer in Der eiertraueret ron
Wclf Ianner uub So. in StiQwater aus uno
aer(iDrte tit raienber @dneQiateit fumobl bieie
als mebrere auFobenbe Standardization anWlain
Giraffe unb Nellcn's AaeY. Nad pierflnti-
gen Mnlrensunseu fOnnte oas 8euer enplid BE-
pdltiet tpereen, bod perbrsitete ii@ eleidseitis
bic nuelidsbotidaft bab 5pei iunee Manner
in ben Glammsn ibren SOB s~efunben baben.
SIM apeiten @tod Der 8raueret idliefen nGml,9
uier Mdnner; spet b~erielben ~braneen, na9bem
lie ibre S9laftameraben eepedt, bur@ &au&
uub 9ise uab ipramsen in ibreun Na@tleibs
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Breunbe beut1Ger &unf laben ptr
gum Belu9e beS MteIiers bes 5rn. 8iIpbaue,
@ensler Elm, no seraoe tegt mebrere Berfe lei.
ner funlfertistn 5ans sur anfdt ansseaea'
tup. 60 Elm g%brifusfspf in uatarlider@ rSbe,
auf elmer Narmprplatte. bic 81. @engler ber
fatbplil9en Stride in Nanfato gum @eiden>
madt; ferner fun trsi9e Wrabfetne in
perihieoenem @tyl, ALE aus italieaiidem
Marmur gebauen. l1eber5eugst eu@ periUnlid
BON ben wirtlib i]sbeusmertpeu 2ei(unseu tieiea
nur gu beideiseuen auutIers, belen preiie gu
benz bebeutenp biQiser fnp, als biejenisen an
oerer @oncurenten.
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1903

bur@ bic binteru Genfsr binaus unb tuurten 10
eerettet, tpdbrenb bic beiben Mnberen in ben
Glarauaen umfanten. Man fanb fpdter beren
serbrannte l1eberrefe inter BEN @6utte. g.
ter Der ltnsladliden mar s. 9rOph, 8eaner bet
Wolf unb Sanner, Fl SABRE alt, Der Mnbere
bieb 9. Yol3tn. 10 Sabre alt. Die Gamtlie
bes 5rn. @olt ber seeenwdrtis id in europa
~befinbet, tonnte fat ni&ts retten als bas Qeben ;
TN @ansen oerloren fanf 6an1ilieu burd btefex
8ranb ibre 5abe. Der 9erluf bee 6rn. @olf
wtrb auf $4,000 eeiddbt, poson nur Elm &C.
ringer She'll bur& gerIderuns eeoedt 1T. Das
@obnbaus bes 9rn. Eanner 1T fart bsi@dptet.
Die @attin besielben spar faum cine @tuube
DOR Musbru@ bes Teuers NIT einem &inbe ME
bergefOmmen, nno als bas l1nelid ausbra@,
nabm ie ibr Rinb uno Fi@ttte ii9 nit beu,fel>
ben in Elm Nadbarbaus.
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Gifenbabn-1nelud.- 1ret 2ccemp-
tipen NIT S@ueep1ieen urt apet pa0asiertua.
gen, tpel&e leBteu @antfae auf Der ct. paul
unb gaciic Giienbabn &~uetpdrts fubren, bieltsn
ant &anbaQs Citation an, unb pdbrenb ~bislelben
bort waren. fam cine locomotive NIT etnent
S@neeslue beran, III Golee beRen etx fir&ter-
li9er 3uiammeni toB l~fattfanb unb BET @onbut<
teur unb 5ei3er bes erfen 3uees eetSbtet bur-
ben. Der Gunbufteur bes 3uleBt baielbf an-
setommenen 3uses tonnte nidts itben, tuetl 3u
iener 3eit srobe @@neewe5en berrl9tem.
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Die @erren @ebruoer Ltmn m {
Gde Der 10. u1t ct. yeter @traBe in 81. YauL
balten fets bic ret@fe M@uspab1 pon
@rocerteS Hub YrpStIonen sor-
rd:bis. 8eiunoere Aufmerthmtsit oerbient
ibr fASner gprratb an it, uno auoIdnbtl6en,
ein8emaaten unp getrodaeten 3riidten. Man
beiuGe ben sei9madoua aas9eaattetsn Strre,
tint 04 eaport ~ aberseueeu.
Dz5~ Mu1 bic beRen Sorten MeAne, g.
aueure, gtearren u. {. T. uebea ben 8uneeu CUR
0eriugung. preiie bldg, 8etienuns freunp
Ifh.
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DaS repub1ttnniide Stdet eu>
pfeblt fir bic na@ftn @ablsn: Or. Stewart
ais Ma9or; 81. Sid alS @daymeif fer Me<
@lratb ele 5tabtrt@ter ; ferner als Mloermdn>
ner: 1. Baro:S s. s. OutmbY; 2. @arb: IS.
s. Mafon. %. Colder unb g. Neberts 3.
@aro: s. s. 8e:tinsen ; 4. Ware: S. &i@>
ter; 5. Warb : 5. BiQius.
Inter ben fir bic Sdulinipeftprfe0en sorge-
i&lasenen Ganoioaten bef nset ii9 5r. q. Wplf,
@oitor ber @taats3eitung.
@tnen ausflbrli9en Mrtitel Iber bic @ablen
fnbet Der Sc fer an anberer @teQe.
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Oeffentlt&e Gtnlapxns! our srSB-
ten rnb p~oQfdnatgfea &etauration: Die BON
6. @&mtbt Rr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
jeBtan rerben su jeberStunbe frtide 9h1aern,
@eRieel, JoreQeu. Gleii6lerten auer Nrt, Wilb,
tur3 MQes, pas Der Martt an Deltfatellen btetet,
i~eroirt. Die feasNen 8eine unb &aneure Bic
tet uteiue Bar; 9ra&te, 9onfett unb gonbitu>
reipaaren In better AuswaH. DieAufpartune
su teeer ;3ett bic bette.
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tRr WGrtner unb Garmer.-DreiS
u. MitI9, &de Der 8. unb ct. Yeter @traBe,
baben loeben cine @eneune friider @dmereien
eu1pfansen. gle pernenben belonbere Muf-
merflamteit Auf @Gmereien uub balten teine
anberen aIs fril@e.
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Na@ SRen Tnb in ben lesten 1a
een bic 9erren Sobn Matbets unb Ger. Benz
n~erreist, un1 neue Gorrdtbe fir ibre benz Yubli.
tum belens b%efannten @aarenlaser 3u erper-
ben, Der Cine in @efalt bibi&er1sppi&e u. {. f.,
BET Anbere 3ur grquiduns b~urftiser Mitbireer.
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Die b%tlItefen @roceries, &rudery
u. I. {. BET better Aualitat fub 81 baben bel
6ranf Sanitn, pel9er ben Stere bes 5rn. paul
Gaber, SO. 344 Dritte Strabe, fdu1t@ iiber-
nonmen bat. Man gebe bin unp iiber3eu9e
F9 ielbif. 24s28
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Das reinfe unb iiBele 6 % 9tser Oil
Qebertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON 6a3arb
u. s 8 II, prdparirt am Weeresufer aus
frilden auseela9ten 2ebern suu GaswelL
6asarb u. 6 o., Mem ycrt. s. 1T ab@
iolut rein unb Ii s. patienten, pel6e es
einmal 9enOmmen babea, sieben es ellen anoern
praparaten Dor. Nerste baben ibr lrtbeil OBJ
aeseben, saB es b.6sr lei ais irseno Elm aaterer
Qebertbrau int Martte.
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Cine gludlide Nugeuuperation
Sua3us 5r. Or. @&war3ba@ bier Dor eiuieeu
Xagsn an 6errn Qssfiel, Der beretts ieit apan-
iis Sabren an AusentraRfbeit lit unb felt meb>
reren Sabren nit benz 9taar bebaftet mar.
Gur& bic Operation erbielt Der patient pieeer
pas 10 lang sermiBte Nusenli9t.
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Muf bic neutu 8el6GftSanaet-
9 n Der Mrs. rmfrons unb Drafe, ionic eeS
6errn s. 8. 2oblter In nebenfsbsnter @palte
maHen mir ben 2e1er Defenders aufmerflam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-30

Gr fauuenswertb it Der Grfols, NIT
pel9em Miibler's 8rduter 8itterer, ~fabrt3trt
bon 81. 9. 9artmarn Il. So. in Qancaaer, ga.
in bteient Qanbe strbreitet wirb. Gaf fein IT,
fentli9es 8latt bon einteer 8eoeutung fnben
mir, in benz ieues 9etlmtttel nidt empfoblen
tpGre.
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Aus @anfato erbalten mir cine intere@-
fante Ginieuouns iber bas Mufbliben bie1er
frebian,en @tabt une iiber bic G%ntmtdelune bes
oeutiden &lementes iberbaupt mir werten
bie1elbe in nddier Summer brtnsen.
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Die 6erren @teien &opfen
QeBterer ais Tbetlbaber bes @eiddftes am
Ylase bes 9rn. &impler) baben ibren @ture
tpieser NIT neuen artiteln auf'S &ei9baltiglfe
ausaeifattet.
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Deut1ht Brtefz2tte.

9tfe teutlher8rtefe, bic Bis 3um28. Mdr5
;. s. ntat absebplt tpprben itnb.
Damex-Brtefe.
8sebmer Marfa u. Sinsra &atbarana,
Hum5 5opbtd, Rublmanu Glile,
@rabmaun 6anna, !Robl Qena,
@lSrble s. Waeam 2, @4miot Gbrif. Glil.
9Sbler MnaIta.
6trren.Brtefe.
8rss Yeter. Rariafer Mid5aeL
Braun DaStb, 9ucfe Auauft,
Gbrtaopbel Scbann 2. NsspeQ Midael.
Gbrifcpbel 5eturt4 2, Ssbme 5crmanu,
Durle Sitter, pfeifer Seinrih>
Grbmann Spbann, Sdend Bernhard,
6rud Greberid, @hiQer s. /.
@aemana ulrt9, Soege Rarl 9,
@oebel 5einrid, San Gl0en 5tnprit,
6einemann Gilbert, SPORT Jriy,
peiuletn 8. 3anter @tlbeln.
punsenberg Sobann,
Das Briefpsrto mad Deuti9lano pom 1. D.
3ember an:
leber Bremen unb 6ambure Z Gts., 3eitun-
gen 3 &ts.
leber Gnslaub 10 u.s., 3eitunaen 4 cts.
s. q. Wheelod, pstmeifsr.
G.9ettrtd, beutidsr 9lerf.
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OfftcteIIe ettune.
2otaI= Nemtgtetten.

DempfrQtti6e Npmtnatip>
men.
&tabt=Sicfet.
MapOr: Jpbn g. Nrince.
@taet~~S dabmeiter: Wi@ael Gid.
@taot-&i&ter: GbpmaS 9oirdrS.
County @ommiGdre: Daniel &eQeD,
81. a. @ttfpro-
@arb=Gidets.
1. @arb.
alderman s. s. @bam.
@hul- Snlpettor: Spbn Nattofs.
2. gHarb.
alderman: @m. 9. &FarraA 3 SABRE.
Sobn Gs:Etler, 2 Sabre.
s. 81. Vlst9, 1 Sahr.
@9ul> 9nipettur: 9. s. 8errisforb.
3. Wa,b.
alderman: Ibpn1aS Grace.
@dul Snipettor: $. Subscribing.
Triebensrt@ter 6. Burnanb.
4. Marb.
Mlberntan : grant Werner.
@9ul-S nipettpr 6. emmett, 3 Sabre.
9obn Miner, 2 SABRE.
Triebensri9ter: 5. 81. Dodge.
@onitable: &bomas Martley.
5. Marb.
alderman : 6. so. Stint.
@9ul<Sniyeftor 6ermann Trott.
Triebensri9ter SanteS S'GarreQ.
Con fable CHARLES Matticn.
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8rieftai ten &c. muBten tue3en auserm 2eiefs'
auf bic nd9fe Wummer perldpbea pereeu.
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8 aufen.
81. Mdr;. Carl Seiarid Tsune. @ltern ear' a"0
Gltfabett 9enne.
Is. Mdra. Yeter Gmtl 8neiper. Gltsrn 5ran3 S'e'
per unt Selena eeb. NIQer
rs. Mdr3. Sobann Martin Nretelt. eltsrn: "0'eF'
&uetelt unb Grescentia eeb. @lups.
g eifprben H.
Is. Ntdrs. geter Bros, 80 s. alt.
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butten:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
societies.
MEErINGt TINS I.KEYINa

Fa.rfaS Lodge, No. g. l. o. .. f, al Odd Fol-
lows Hall, 81 and King streets.
Cul1mhm Lodge, No. 70, |. o 0. T., at o Id
Fellows Han, 81 and King streets.
Delaware Tribe No. l. l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Meuz Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 10 King street.
Rescue Council Ne. 3, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Oi
Market street.
Excelsior Lodge, No, 7. X. of P, at Knights of
Pythlas Hall, III Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. S, of A. at Good
Eel loHs Hall, Sd and Market streets
American Protestant Association, ut Odd Eel
lows Hal, liising SUI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

EE-l Delightful Su p,iis. = Ladies whose faces
are tfeuded ny superficial cisculOratiOns, and who
have resolved o Try HAaAN's MAGNOLIA LIN as q
remedy, have no idea OF the welcome surprise they
viii receive from their mirrors after few appca-
tions of that healthlul pHriier OF the com ltXiOn
II at all eAcllable they will with rapture
brhuldlng the vhaDge whether the benish It Is de-
sired to remove be sdlowness, bl tches pinples,
fr, Ckles, TOughAess or an unna ural pellDr, 1t is
bound TO disappear under he mic operation OF this
wonderful agent To say that the Dlenish disap-
pears, d es not, however convey any idea of the
effect pruduc by this celebrated beauti1rr. The
u sightly tinge, whether fused yer the whole
enattenance or in spots, or patches is replaced by
uniform. rs arly bloom, to which no description
can do Justice,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

~ Triumphant for ceaiy Y,Grs = More than
twenty years ago tie MUsUANG IlS NEST made is
uehut in the West. its cure Of the various cxtcrsa
diseases Of horses anu cattle astuni, me Hnters
and iarHler Of the Mississippi and UhJ NalttysaLd
u demand for 1t sprung up Wh'ch neGe sitated +
manufacture on az extensive scale soon the dis
cUyery was made that II was a grand spec ilc tuI
nh, umItsm, gOut, neuralgia, ebraehe, tOuthachr
amt other external ailments Of mankind. q hen ii
was tried rs II hea lug, pam killlng application, III
cases OF outward injury such as cuts blu sts burns
spasIns, &c, II was Uund equally stTyicea lt
The iame II tue rev m dy for some OF the mos,
QalItu lis that atllicJ mankind ami the lower ani
mas, pread raj ldls, and Mustang Linimput soul
tJoi rank in every State anu lenIOTy Of the ullol
as a standard cure,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
IR-NoTIeE To THt LADIES.

The rToprie'ors Of the DAILY CGMMgVCIAL viii
Hsue IN december Tile GOMtEi CIAL AIMsSNC AND
Nk r Book Tor 1913, tetng the second year OF us
publication. IL wi contain the usual a. curatn As
tfouCm cal Tables, and mplste Political Register
Pupu atipns, BuslAess Statistics. Ct1il Otue Ut
elawafe, AK Laws &c. Ia addition to the above
It will also pre- ent nttI carefully selected
HOUSEHOLD RICHES,
Rld 70 THIS feature we desire at his early day, "a
uVite every lady who poss sses a recipe when she
especially values. and Is willing that hers snail
henedtted by IL to forward II TO us for publication
Ia he year book NJ thuds Of bre d and cake max
tug, Of preserving, picking splicing, washing and
any and all processes Of household Oaumy that
have been tested and proved to be of special value
wi be appropriate ana Thankful y received.
JE kINS " ATKINSON
COMMERCIAL OFFICE
IB-THB BIG 10, WEsT EIGHTH STREET
Is TIE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES
nave increased my STOCK and am prepared tC
ell good shoes
AT VERY Low PRICES
Ng motto s "Quick Sales and Small Prohs.
have womens good shoes for $40 per pair
ow Is that for high Elease give me a call befort
Luyilg elsewhere.
Look for the big o on the box by the door.
J. NJ. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
inar2s-tf 2d door from ShipleyJ WILL Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Tie swedish ImnIIsrnnIn.

ARRIVAL or ANOTHER PARTY FOR MIDDLETowN.
Mr. IT, A. Mamsten, of this city, Agent for
SWeiirh Colonization passed through Whining
ton, tins morning, conducting another party Of
twenty five immigrants They have places al
ready seculei in and about AIiddletown
The party arrived in New York yesterday in
the steamship AuStrdiid, Of the Anchor Line.
They LETT Gotheuburg, Sweden. on the 9Th lust. =,
had pleasant voyage, and reach their adopted
country i'll good heath and spirits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

EW- Ertensive Furniture Store-The attention Of
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock of furniture of j. j. N. Harman, No. 4lO
King street here is nothing equal to II In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for o1lce or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low as the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

t1-7Ae Greatest aaht Of tho present rye is men
am women, healthy anu vigorous iu mind and body
Ine continued headaches weaNuessts NERVOUSNESS
and varying ailments which allct women are gen
ally the result Of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers Caliluruih
Ninegar Btters helng eOhipOseA entirely Of tgeta
he substances Indigenous 10 CaliiOruil, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate aIA
are sure mCdy, Curlt Cllug all wrong action ana
gIvlng new vlgOr U the WnOle sAsem.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RaIlrond Hour.

TRAINS LEAYK WILMINGTON
For Phiiadelphia-s.4o, $50 slU 1880 a. m. 1890,
400, 400 o.4A, lilo, 1920 p. m. SUNDAYS $50 p. m
For Seic To'k-lsn a. m. /; 1890 and b.42 p m.
For Baltimore-l2o2 aOs and 1902 a IN. 1.O5 and
Oil Tp. NJ
For the Della are r. II, a. M, fer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n IL, p m } 12b5
ana 10 10 a. M 8 20 p NJ No Sunday trains
For Neip Cast e-12t5, Z 10 10 u. m, and 6.gb pm
FER f0dtesURle, headinJ tc.-HSu ann lU.2j "a Ii. /;
Las and 900 y. IN. Sunday train at a. m.
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO.45 and 1910 a. m. 1910 $50, 400 500,
100 geo and 1l.3O P. M Sundays 900, 1l.SO p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From Ielalgdre n R-sOO from New Casie)
| 10.15 a m. 400 s15 and p. NJ Clhe two latter
| are freight with passenger car attached,
From W, d r R.-s,l5 and ltdO, a. IN. 4.45 and
S 10 y. III. nday train at 9 p III.
| Fr,m rhiia eLhiG-l242, $50 IN ~ 20, 12 IS
$40 t.i, 0.ls, 80 1880. Sunday l242 a. IL, snc
| 1850 .. IA.
sTEAMB1tT 3. NJ FBLTON.
LeGvs Rilpi g'on at 1.PO, a. NJ and return,nl
| leave fhtlRdg glpnl4 at 8, 2. NJ.
81 See tiHle tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

Er-FALL CL0THING-Mr. John H. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment a. 4l5 King street
has lust been supplied with = tine STOCK Of FAIL
GUoUe, selected With much care aud scrimin nlun
Just such stock tasteful people llkG to examine
and select fem. Mr.. MS. customers have tn. al
vantage Of his Is years experience IN The selection
OF goods and styes OF MAKE up. Those who begin
TO feel the eed of Fail and Winter ccth g, shOlld
measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
RcnI Estate.

DWELLING SoID-The handsome residence in
"ANolue Row, Y0l DelAwAle Avenue, recently
occupied by the fanny OF Dc L. W. b irton. has
been s"li BY Philip Mcdowell, to Jesse Sharp,
fUl Sli $50.
The houre si3 Market street offered at sale
yGs.vrjiy by dle,ers o 10 " Nj ler wHro with
dtnau, the hi, hest hIi offered being : 7 100
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
p live Court.

John Smith, Patrick Maloney, and John c.
Jones' were each lined 80 cents aud costs for
getting drunk
William Morris was fined the costs of the case
for beIug drunk aud dlsorderly.
Michael Gallagher, for assanting William
Morris, was lined -. and costs and held to bail
for SlO0 to keep the peace
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
RI0ckn, Goids No.
wilmington Quotations, furnished by X. X. Rob
inson & Co, Bankers, 4th and Market atG.i
at O'Clock, +. M, to-day.
MERELY MEkTioNEO.

--CulbeTt's hat store is furlhest up town.
Buy your hyaclnths and crocuses now
Artificial stone bids fair to be a succ,s ss
THE young men go to BaJne's fCr nice tailoring
The woods will soon put on their autumn al tints
Domestic Sewing Machine Co, No. Gi6 Market
Street
Many people prefer "wagaset" as the bes
name for the new hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

SALE on A SAW MILL-Thomas Walter has sold
his extensive mill at the foot of West street,
to the Harlan * Hollingsworth Co. The price
is stated at SG0.OOO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

RB-H is said that within the last six months. five
hundred thousand families have adopted the "DOL
LAR REWARD sUAF," as tpe best.
" n. h. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Now Advenis,menlu, Thl. LAY.

New Advertise ments. This Day.
Personal notice.
HartwaIe-Ttuman & Shaw, Phllad'l.
Funeral notice
CITY tms-NaiiOus parties,
Wan ed-Sitn1ttnn az sales lady.
Hagan's NJ Magn0 la Baim-City Item.
PaIutr want ii.
Skitf for sale-61T Spruce street.
NV Canary seed--W N. Chandler.
Houses for sile-J. r. Walter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Eust mud found.

dh n N REWARD - strayed or stolen. red
III nv COW, about four years Old, near ealving
with white spot on her right faux. The Under Will
rec i've the above reward by leaving her Rt
AD3IHN nUGUES
sep26 sts Riddles Road, csr shall rOss Av
n OsT-Notlce ia hereby given that certificate
4 4 for twenty shares Of stock In the wilmington
n Reading Railroad Co, standing IA me name OF
the md rslgned has bfen los and that application
has been made to the Company Tor its ren,wai.
VIM u. DOVE.
Wilmington, Sept. 9th is79-itaw4t'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

~ IN the Golden qe Of GtrhoOd preserve the teeth
with S0ZOD'NT and then, when tn hair is silvered
the eyes dlmmed with years, tile mouth Will still re.
veal TWO glitteriDg rows Of unsuilled ivory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

! 4 tfar,' aAhGE H., ASSORTMENT Z OF Woven Wire in
aaI4ho aI Galvanized guards mlde 10 oreq ~ al as xs
a. T. ALDERDICES,
NO. Ill shipley street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Il -lNSTRUC1IlN IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,

7
Apply to A. It. SCOTT, Room No. 9, S. W. c0fntl
o highth and Market Streets
EVENING DRAWING GLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10TH at ~ O'Clock. seib bly,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Mnrine Nr,,s.
HPortcd for tie Commercial.
1y1.jr1ls
PoRr OF WILMINGTON.

PoRr OF WILMINGTON, Sept. q.
steamer Crleriyo Philadelphia, Brown, from
JERSEY shore. with marketing
Sch Baui min llaDly, OF Ghincoteague, Young
from Dolhow's Landing with marketing.
Brge Mary. Of Wilmington, Lamb0rn, from
Phila.. with md-c. t. Chas Warner & Go.
Bugs Emma, of Wi mington, Morrow from
Philadelphia with mdae, to Geo. W. Bush.