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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

sa Of Kcroseno on together With perfect safssyi OH
houses handled and used BY any one Sswsvsr cssssss
sss % IL ssn s
any Of illumnation q saisly our lAthsrs
both Of thee. about The sse whale
aa .s.olassy .ais ''''' w 'Aa
IT WILL NOT a TAK 81 FIRE TIE Il xNs OF BREAK
THE OH. WILL ExTIN0UISR THE YLAMR.
s s a. Ss
Ing One Half Cent Per Hour and for lighting railrosd
i've 81 !. Rs.snssd and nade BY a process which
Il burns with great orillIancy In tho DUAL BURNER,
nsTsr Su%s in The lamp as Il absorbs no oayssn rom
T.. % not e BY TA
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS OIL
q The great bri!liancy Of the light
+: s ssn sss IS Kerosene
Tho MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted By
the Board Of snpesvi'ins inspsetoss fSr qss e nn
Orleans.
We invite all who are interested to call and eranIne
Send for oircslars. for Mineral enerm OH and Dua
Burner BosTICK 4 SEYMOUR, Solo Agents
For Loei.iass 4 A Mis;..ss.DS' ans T...:
mhat 1y5p New orlaans
FFERvEsCENT
viCHY sEIDIiTZ APERIENT.
seIentiac combination Of the most renowned Sprng
Of Europe.
As representative Of the natural waters this
APERIENC fully he rolled upon In Bilious Com.
pAints EpgorgemenL Of the Liver. Loas Of Appetite
Affections Of the Kidneys Headache. General De6ttY
Full directions viii be found each bottle
rnroEHi E5iEs5ss y HARrE.
CHEMISTS.
139. .--.-...... Canal street. l39
jaas 9m5p New Orleans.
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A CARD.

Tho undsigued would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has opened
SHOE STORE
At Is CLAIBORNE STREET, Opposite the Market).
between Common and Palmyra streoss whore hc will
keep complete assortment OF
Gents, Ladies', Misses aud Children's Shoes.
The stock ia fresh. seleotsd with great care and
bought close for CASH.
Parties requiring any thing In the Shoe will
FER favor by examining the stock and prioes before
buying elsewhere. He will sell CHEAP FOR CASH
A portion Of your patronage 10 NEST respectfully
solicited.
l.. T.. MEEHAN,
As Claiborne Street..........45
(orrosIrz hARKKrJ
ocis imap Between Common and Palmyra streets.
REMOVAL.
w. E. sEEBoLD., ..
Bookseller and Stationer,
would respectfully announce to his friends and cas
that no has removed TO the largo and elegant
store.
NO. lts CANAL STREET,
(Threo Doors from Baronno street)
where no would be glad to receive their patronage
ooI3 SIN
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS STOCK
OF GROCERIES, TO Mr.. JAMES II. BOWLING,
s.s' in
e5 Decatur street. late Old Levse.
New Orleans, October 1. 1874.
ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, THE UNDER.
II signed late Of the firm Of II. BOWLING CO.
informs his friends and tho that he
viii continue the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS. At No. IS Decatur street,
whore he By close attention 70 TO merit
JAMES n. BOWLING. ss Decatur ct.
TO PRINTERS.
am manufacturing
SUPERIOR PRINTERS INK
On scale to supply demand Made Of the purest ma
| teriai, and sold at New York prices;
Orders solicited. j. DOUGLAS.
osl3 In 10 Camp street. Now Orleans
| oUIsIANA HAT MANDATORY.
| JOHN FRIEL, PRACTICAL Halter,
| {Successor TO A. MAanier,)
| leO ST. CHARLES STREET. 100
| Under Murphys Hotel, new Orleans.
| Personal attention paid to all orders. Keops con
hand choioe asaortuent OF Hata oc3 ~ 1y
| A1OVETTTEs
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NOVELTIES
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
FATHER TOM BURKR'S LECTURES-the book Of
BERLIN CHROMos-framed and unframed.
TIE SPOKEN WORD-the Priests Wade Mecnm.
ALTAR CRUETS, CRUCIEIXBS AND CARDS.
TRE FREEMASONs-by Mgr sigur.
WAX TAPERS-plain and ornamented
BEADS. MEDALS. ECAPULARS, etc.. etc.
All the BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON IRE
arriving constantly Published. For sale by
CHAs d. ELDeR's Catholic Bookseller.
1874 Camp etreet, Lafayette Square.
ieA 5rtf New OrleAnA
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NO. so7 CANAL STREET.
NEW ORLEANS,
Under tho Direction Of
MRS. M. r. EVANS.
daughter of the late Dr. j. Perkins. of this ststo)
This Institution being thoroughly founded and most
sby sustained by superior Professors from Now Orleans
and Europe direct prepared to receive
given lower rates than can be obtained
from those of Professors of tho city Classes are now
bapr formed present session at 207 Canal
Those Wishing to Join the glasses for Piano Voice Sol
other instruments. will please present themselves.
Hours from II A. NJ TO p. u. daily
scholarp from tho country, other male or female may
obtain board and lodging, and where every facility Will
he ofiere them to the In their studes
For further Information In regard 70 terms ETC. nd
dress hhS a. r. ANSl ~
seq u ly5p Lock- box 137 Postomcc NJ
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r OUIsIANA HAT MANUFACTORY.
JOHN FRIEL., PRACTICAL Halter,
{Successor to A. MAgnisr,)
ieO ST. CHARLES STkEET. .......... 100
Under Murphys Hotel, lew Orleans.
Personal attention paid to an crdora. Kesps con
hand choioe assortment OF Hate ocf3T3 ly
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TO FH'NRhHo
! am manufacturing
SUPERIOR PRINTERS INK
On a scale to supply demand. Made Of the purest
terial, and eold ut New York prices.
Orders solicited. J. DOUGLAS.
oei3 In 10 Camp street, Now Oreans-
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS STOCK
i OF GROCERIES TO Mr.. JAMES II. DOWNING
takes pleasure In him 70 his friends FOL
tbeir patronage. J. n JOHNSTON.
e5 Decatur street. late Old Leyeo
New Orleans, October l. le72.
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THE NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION
MEETS THIS SUNDAY EVENING,
At 9, O'Clock, in tho MORNING STAR HALL. No. l24
Csrondelet street.
All gentlemen whether intending to become members
or not are invited to attend. ocI3 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
Mnyor,s Court.

FIVE CHARGES OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT AGAINST ONE
MAs-ooNcLUsIyE EVIDENCE OF HIS GUILT IN
TWO CAsEH.
In our second edition, yesterday, we reported
the arrest Of a colored man, who gives his name
as Andrew O. Clark, but who has other names,
and his hearing before Mayor Valentine, on two
charges Of rape and three OF attempts at the same
outrage The fret complainant was Martha
Rakes, acolored girl notyet 10 years OF age resid
ing with her father at 8th and Spruce Ste. She
testified that the attack upon her was made on
SATURDAY. night last on 9th street, between Lom-
bard and Pine. The charge in her case was OF
the more serious character, and seemed to De
fully proven. -, n
REYNOLDS, wife Of Mr.. Chas. Reynolds. The cir
cunstance Of the assault upon her was reported
in the papers at the time of its occurrence
December 9th. The details are very shocking,
and not appropriate to be printed. This charge
was Of the same character as that made by
Martha Rakes, and is fully supported.
Other charges OF attempts at outrage were
next made by Jane Marvin, young white girl
residing in New Castle Hundred, the attempt in
| her case being made on the evening Of October
| 3lst Maria bIather white girl, living ON 10th
street, between King and French, who was at
| tackled last Saturday evening and Mrs Catna-
j rine Dsrra, a white woman. The evidence IN TINS
Clark was arrested by Officer David ii. Win
/ gate. who searched out the case with great
| shreydness and perseverance. The hearing
/ took place before the Mayor at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon only the officials, the witnesses,
| and representatives of the press being present.
| Our reporters took down full notes of the testi-
| mony. but its character precludes it from publi-
/ cation in the COMMERCIAL, and we simply state
| the general results of the hearing. During it
progress, a considerable number Of people col
iected outside the Hall, apparently much excited
but no attempts were made to interfere with the
officers Of the law.
The Mayor committed the man without bail il
the two worst cases, and required $1,000 each il
the others BY the laws Of this State rape is
| capital offence punishable with death. Tht
prisoner was then sent to the cells in the base
ment Of the Hail. and remained there during th'
night. This morning, reporter Of the CONNER
CIAL saw him in the cell. Clark says he was borI
in Chester county came from there to Newark
in this county, but has been about Wilmington
for the last 10 or II years. At times he has beel
employed as a sailor, and lately worked in tn
coal yards of Geo. W. Bush, and Charles Warne
n Co. He is a tall, heavy man. not loss than ST.
feet, very black, and apparently thirty-fve year
old. During the hearing, and upon being ques
toned by our reporter, he manifested no feeling
whatever but preserved the most siolid compo
sure.
Accompanied by officer Wirgate Clark wa
quietly conveyed to Now Castle in a carriage
this morning, where he was lodged in Jail +
await tile action of the Grand jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
Warming Words.

The strength and nervous energy OF the human
body ought to be increased during the winter, for
two reasons; In the Grst place. diseases Of the most
deadly character may be generated at this season /;
and secondly, It is OF the utmost Importance that
during the cold weather months the system should
lie put In condition to Withstand the effects of the
Spring miasma, and the subsequent depressing heat
Of summer. 1t IS therefore advisable, in fact essen
tia to tone, regulate AMI lnylgorate the digestive
and 'retiye organs at this peiod Of the year. and
Of all the stomachlcs and Alternatives at present
known, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters Is the most
powerful, the most harmless, and the most agreea-
bic. The temperature OF winter would be In itself a
glorious tonic, II 1t did not, unfortunately, bring
with it a volume of chilling moisture and unwhoe.
some winds which have a bad effect on the skin
and lungs. These must be guarded against or there
is no security for health The Ilct Of a course Of
the Bitters is to give yigor and tone to the entire
ganzatton-the SUPERFICIAL Innsalas AMI nerves, as
well as the internal viscara. A regular habit OF
body, healthy and natural How OF bile, au active
digestion, good appetite, pure blood, and vgor
Gus circulation Of that 1uid, are among the bless
ings deriyable from persistent use Of Hose' teri
Stomach Bitters, which not only more than supplie
the place OF the best tOnics catnartcs and antisep
| tics prescribed In their separate forms by physi
clans, but perform the three-fod work OF inygora
| tlon, regulation and puIihcation at one and th
| same time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
city Council.
MEErINa. LAST ryENrNn

MEEAANNf AAsl ENi.NlNhs
Council met at the usual hour, last evening
President Maris in the chair.
The Finance Committee was continued ON all
business.
The Street Committee report ed adversely upon
the proposition to purchase Of j. +. Markland
his patent name plate which report was accepted.
The petition OF A. White and others for the
opening Of Liberty street was concurred in.
Estimated cost. $3.50.
Also, the recommendation of L. J. Dougnerty
that the floor of the office of the High Constable
be supplied with new mating. Estimated cost
$780,
The Committee on Pubic Buildings recon-
mended the leasing of a stall in the market to
Ihos. Wilson, as prayed, but the consideration
OF the subject was postponed until next meeting.
The appointment of John Curry as Prison
Keeper was confirmed.
The Chief Engineer reported 3G men engaged
at the Water Works during the past week, and
the Street Commissioner % men and carts en-
ployed in his service during the same time.
A petition was read from John Curry, asking
that, inasmuch as his salary as prison keeper
would not compensate him for the service rem
| dered Council would grant him a donation sucl
as their beneyolence might dictate, was read and
referred.
Jas. McGlinchy reported that he had paid over
to the City Treasurer, for stall rent S1,725.05.
making the appointment of police officers a list
of whom we publish, elsewhere.
| The Commission to award damages for thu
land upon which to locate the new reservoir re
ported the following awards, which were accept
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

The New Castle County National Bank of
Odessa announces dividend Of four per cent.
for the last six months.
Col. A. II. Grimshaw is delivering a course Of
philosophical lectures in the boys department in
No school The two already delivered were
listened to with marked interest
musical and literary entertainment will be
given in the hall OF the Brandywine Library and
Reading-room Association, near Henry Clay Fac
tory, next Monday evening, at ~ o'clock.
Isaac Grubb, OF New Castle Hundred, an
nounces himself competitor for the Democrat
ic nomination for Sheriff.
The Gazette compliments City Treasurer Kill
gore. That is Just.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-The Gazette states that
on Tuesday evening, as a young man was re-
turning home from the rolling mill Of Seidell 4
Hastings, lie was attacked by three men in Elev-
enth street near Spruce one Of whom presented
pistol and at the Same time demanded hit
money, saying he would blow his brains out il
he made noise The young man gave him Si
which had been given him by his employers tC
pay his board. The cowardly scoundrels took
from his pocket piece Of lead and left with
| their ill-gOtten booty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.

Wilmington for Philadelphia,
e4b. $40, 1880 a M; 1890, 400, 400, h4a T.ln,
1870 D. IN. Sundays $50, 1910 p. m.
Wilmington for Nev Terk,
l.sO q. m l220 and h42 p m.
Wilmington for BalttAors
1853 aOa and laO9 e. m. Les and h1T p IN
Wilmington JOT Harrington
IL 56 a. m freight with passenger car atlaeneD anu
1910 a m. e,9o p m. Crhere is al'0Op m tram
70 New Castle)
Wilmington for Codtssgils, Reading BetAlsAsn' ans
fottspills.
$50, and 1880 a m. $50 and 800 p. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$50 11OO and ll.45 a m. 2s0, 400, 800, IW, 9oV
and ii. 80 D. m. Sundays geo, il.SO p. N.
Trains arrive from DeldiOdre r. R,
500 from New Castle) 1O.15 a. M. ass, 1000 p. m
(The latter subject TO delaysl
Trains arrive from ". a r. r. r.,
$40 a. m; 240, 1915 and IS p. m. -
FE- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

A motion of MIR. Febgers that the Judge be
asked to appoint Commission to open Yande-
yer Avenue from Market st. to VIM ThatcheT's
line was adopted.
The ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled.
''An ordinance concerning offences against the
public economy and certain Ruisances," was
read third time and passed without opposition
Mr.. Febger moved that when Council adjourn
1t adjourn to meet at Twelfth street and the
Railroad,at II O'Clock, on Tuesday next Carried.
The petition of-McClosky for an extension Of
| the water pipes on Chestnut street below Frank
| lin was read and referred.
OF the 55iO gallons Of coal oil inspected by the
| Inspector daring December he reported that lie
| had condemned 4S0
A communication from Vim. Dean recitng
| that, as he was entitled to a fee of 81 per daS
/ for serving on commission and as Council
| seemed 80 honest in its desire to do Justice tc
| the land owners, he would relinqush his claim
to the fee and ask only that his expenses bC
paid-s6 30-was read and referred.
The prayer Of Alex. SaYille for the removal o.
the coal oil vault between his building and tn,
City Hall was read and referred.
The reports of the Vaccine Physicians for tn,
year 1871, were read. DR.. Wales had vaccinatet
1895 persons. and DR.. Maull 1873.
The prayer OF I, G. Littell and others for re-
lief from the " sea Of mud" in the Ninth war
was read and referred.
The Chief Engineer Of the water works wa
Instructed to buy sl5O worth Of drawing pape
on motion of Mr. Febiger.
Mr. Pickels called up on its third reading tia
ordinance making appropriations (the list
elsewhere published) to meet the expenses q
the city for the current year, when il wa
amended and passed unanimously.
Council then went into an election for Yat
cine Physicians. Drs. Curtis and Wales wer
nominated for the Eastern District Dr. Curt
I was elected by vote of to 6. Dr. Maull wa
elected for the WesternDistiict without oppC
. sition
I The following orders were directed to be draw
) G. W. Jackson Sl1.25; II. IL T. Il. James 81 sc
j. W. Hawkins S26G.s0 Geo. W. Stone SIS
: Gloucester Iron Works S214.50; W. II. Foul
5 S154.32 Thos Foard s56.66 j. W. Hawkir
S3S; j. II. Turner S56.25 j. B. Stradley SIG 25
]. j. n Harmon S23 Eli Hood $3.50 Sire,
8 Commissioner s5i to pay for damages in openin
! @ street o. S. Senter 50.
On motion Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

w-Ertensipe Furniture Store.-The attention OF
the public Is called 70 the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. a ]. N. Harman, NO. 40
King street There Is nothing equal TO II In the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ofi1oe or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the pest
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

Mason d Hanllin Organ Co.'S celebrated Or
QanA-This Company are the leading makers OF the
world doing large business in the principal cities
OF Europe, as well as at home. They make several
times as many organs as any other maker. Prices
reduced since Oct. 1870, $50 to $500 and upwards.
Also, Geo Steck Co.'S Pianos, Haines Bros and
Bradbury's Pianos. For sale in Philadelphia only
Al Gould 4 Fischers e23 Chestnut and ISIS Arch St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
New Advertisements, This Day.

Isrdware-Truman a Shaw
Club rates for papers-C Stern
Board wanted in private family
House for sale-George c Marls
Three unfurnished rooms waEted
Store and dwelling for sale or rent
Furnished rooms and board wanted
Rubber Shoes, &c-GeOrge w Stone
Farm hand wanted-Robert Smith
Stable and lot for rent-James 4 Price
New Store-HOod, BOnhrtght a Co-Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

ER-To those who are bowed down by nervous de-
bilty and despair OF ever recovering the vgor and
mien OF manhood, We earnestly recommend DR.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA YINzGAR BITTERs. Before
they have finished the first bottle, they will feel the
restorative principle at work in every portion Of
their broken-down systems and hope Will spring up
in their hearts. No case OF dyspepsia, bihousness,
intermittent fever rheumatism, gout or kidney dis
Is uHpolluted by any distilled or fermeHteu liquor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

DIRECTOR EIECTED.-At a meeting Of the Cit
izens Loan Association, held last evening, an
election was held for director to fill the yacan-
cy Of Vim. J. Morrow, resigned. The election
resulted in the choice Of Joseph H. Miller to fill
tba offipa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

In HARBoR.-The canal is open at Delaware
City. but large numbers of barges are laid up
and many vessels arc at anchor in the harbor,
fearing to venture further up the river for fear
of floating ice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

CHURCH RE-oPENING.-The re-opening OF the
First Presbyterian Church. Of Delaware City,
which has been greatly enlarged, improved and
beautifed, takes place with appropriate services
on SUNDAY the 14th inst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

REFuLEn,---Th North section Of the Market
street Basin was reflled this morning the cleans
ing process having been completed yesterday
Our drinking water will probably be little less
muddy hereafter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
fnr REnt.


LNOR RENT.-First.class brick STABLE, and lot
II adjoining, on Fourteenth street, near Market
Immediate possession. Apply to subscriber onpren-
ises. lan5-tf JAMES L. PRICE.
EOR RENT.-A thrce-story BRICK HOUSE, g.
H with eight rooms, to a small family. The 3aa
owner and wife wish board In the same house. An
ply at N. W. cor Tth and Washington jani-6t
VNoR RENT Rooms at No. 500 Market street.
II Suitable for oilces. jan0-tf
LNoR BENT.-A truck farm, from ffteen to twen-
4 y-nVe acres Wltnln ten minutes walk of Third
street bridge. Land OF first quality, with good
buildings Apply at Coal yari,
decZI-1m THIRD and LOMBARD SITS.
SToRE FOR RENTING. II W. Ninth street;
- also, store fixtures for sale. Inquire at us
MARKET Street. febl6,u GEO. W. BALLOU.
ENoR RENT.-store No. COS Market street, run
H ming through to Shipley street. CThe store now
occupied by us.) Also large rooms in I'd, 3d. and
4th stOres over stores 6O5, and 0, with good Mar
ket street entrance
For sale, alarge stock OF fine walnut parlor and
chamber furniture at extremely low prices. All IN
want OF any kinds Of furniture should call soon as
we are Offering all goods at low prices TO close
business. dccl2-tI S. u Il. MoCLARY.
EOR RENT.-The large building No 4lb E Front
u street wilmington, Del lately occupied by
Bent Lea as Match Factory, with steam power
attached suitable for carrying on any Kind OF bust
ness. Inquire OF THOS DARLINGTON
decs u 500 Washington street.
INoR RENT.-House No. 9ib Delaware Avenue.
1 with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and also
will sell frame building on rear OF the lot built
for a billiard room. Apply TO
NJ. NJ. CHILD Il co,
No. West Seventh street.
sep l6-u Wilmington, Del
VNoR RENT.-Ilarmony Mills, and Harmony Mills
II Farm. Possession given IT, 2Sfh day Of Mareh
lsI2. Apply TO MRS. MARY 4. CANDY
dec1-lawd-&w ''H'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

SUPPER AT New CAsTLE.-A supper in aid Of
the NJ. E. Church at New Castle was given, last
evening, and was very pleasant affair. hand
some little sum was realized for tile Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05
FINANCIAL AmD COMMERCIAL.
oTFIcx OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. 5, 1872


Al a meeting Of the Citizens Loan Association,
held last evening, %, 400 sold at 949l per cent
premium o., $40 at s455, and $500 at S5A.
Tho GermaniA Loan Association, at meeting
held last evening, sold q, 800 at premium vary
ing from So to 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

LAURA V. ELL1s.-Ths young Miss will give
one more of her highly interesting seances this
(Frday) evening" at old Union Church, com
InAncinn at 3 n'clnrk-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-05

GRADING TWELFTH STREET.-THE contract for
grading Twelfth street, from Head street to the
p W. d. II. r., has been awarded to Robert
MeIntyre by the Committee on Opening Streets.