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MnsiraI Books.

mnsiral Books.
DR. LOWELL MASON'S Il
SONG G1RDENs!
Have an immense sale. Each Book complete IN
itself, but one naturally succeeds the other in q
School Course. The Books are afat
PERFECT MINES or VALUABLE MATERIALS FOB
Music TEACHERS.
THIS SONG GARDEN. tsons Garden 1sts''z.l
Is for the little ones. Here are Simple Ele-f
ments, Easy Exercises, about $50 Tunes, many OF
them the very sweetest. ~!HH%h& 80"
Flowers OF Melody. Price so cts. -.
THE SECOND SONG GARDEN. (song !Gsrden.i
DWELL AsoN's CELEBRATED ELBARNTs.
$50 Exercises. and Rounds in the practical
Oourse.n It's Songs. 10 Sacred Tunes. Price
80 cts. &c.
THE THIRD soSa GARDEN. (song Garden 50
Book. .gaEl az -.
Resume Of the Elements. Musical Catechism.
Vocal Culture with Plstes.) IS Exercises and.
solfeggios. 200 2, 8 and 4 part Songs and Glees,
Price 81. $50, a.nt-,# ., 10y
The above Books sent, postpaid, en- receipt OF
retail price.
OLIVER PlTscS S CO., 9. a: PIT RITs 9ors : Co.,
nocho1 ua1vrnhw r.. =. ~
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@- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE HEED
at calvary Episcopal Church, corner Of Beau.
faln and Wilson streets, every Sunday at half
past 1oA. NJ. Saobath-School at 4 P. n, and
Night Service at 8 O'Clock, by the Rev. JACOB
WELoH. spr2c-ls
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Ua11ts.

UJANTED. BY A YOUNG GERMAN,
wv a situation az clerk. Writes q good
- p SKws once. apr2O-l+
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zsr GAS CHANDELIERS, IN VERDE,
Antique, Blue and Gold and French Bronze, with
Globes, Of latest patterns, at
p. L. ~GUILLEM1N'S,
No. 81 Cumberland street, near Meeting.
aprlS-thsE
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Notices in Bankrnptrp.


I'm TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
J. UNITED STATES, FOB SOUTH CAR0LiNA-
April Term, l872.-In the matter Of LEANDER H.
BfGGER, OF Manning, 8. T., Bankrupt-Pettion
for inn and.nnal dischargeta Bankruptcy. Order
ed. that hearing be had on the HHDDAY OF NAY
at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, s. o., and
that all creditors, &C., Of said Bankrupt appear az
said' time and place, andBhow cause, II any they
can, why the prayer OF the petitioner should NOE
be granted.
1s19..r,J DAM i
Clerk OF the District Court Of the United states
for south csroina: ."'"ri.2 aprl3-s2n
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE STRIC OF
SOUTH ,CAR0LINAi-ln the matter OF kEhhlN
SON l. LEIDING, Bankr1pts, by whom q peation
sifrH DAY OF April, AID. 1872 IN said Court
In Bankruptcy.-This Is TO give notice tnat on
the 9th day Of April. A. D. 1872 9 warrant 10
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF KEN
RISON Il LEIDINa, OF Charleston, In the County
Of CharleslOn, and State OF South Carolina,
who has been adjudged Bankrupts on their
own petition. that fheipayr1ent of.RIy deo@ ana
delivery OF any property belonging TO said BANK:
rupts, to them or for their use, ana the transfer OF
any property by them, are forbidden YlaW5dnat 9
meeting OF the Creditors OF b e,said -Bankrupts,
to prove their debts, and to choose one or more
Assignees Of their Estate, will be held alta Court
street, Charleston, South Carolina before !.
@. CARPENTER, Registrar. on the twentieth
day Of April, A. d. 1872, at llo,closk 4. NJ I
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
apr13-s2 b.: -! aGHa!aT y
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@- UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half ;past 10 O'Clock, and IN the
EVENING, at q quarter before 8 O'Clock the Rev.
4. !. CUTLER onicisting. All strangers are cor
daily invited to attend.
Subject for the evening discourse: "The Whole
Law wounded by One Ofehce.' apr2o
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.WTANTED, A LAUNDREss: MUST
w bring references. Apply at NO. SCUM
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asrTO PRODUCE A CLEAR, BRIGHT,
healthy and beautiful complexion, use the DOL.
LAR REWARD SOAP for toilet purposes.
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, s. @.
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VXTANTED, INARETAILS SHOE HOUSE,
wv q young man "a Salesman, one who IN
derstands the business and writes q good nand.
References required. Liberal salary given, anu q
permanent situation. Address "Merchant,. DAaLi
NEHa ONCE. -. ..- - CO., hPrAO
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a GOOD COAT MAKER CAN GET
steady. work by the week or piece, at LOU
Is RENIuN,S, No. 9 Bull street, savannah, ia. l
pay s21 per week, and pay passage mere.
anr1Q2h
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@r ATTENTION! GERMAN RIFLE
MEN,l-Juss received an assortment of sCHUT.
ZENRUETE; also, Green and White Feathers, at
apr1l-thstu5 PLENGE'S, No. 2ol King street.
~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye Ia the best in the world. Per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous t!nts, CT unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately a splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 BON street, New York.
mch6-tuthalYr.pk
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Epst ari1 .fcnn6.

NTRAYED, FROM No. sc. TRADD
- street, a Nous .Colored Mare MULE. Any
Information thankfully received. apr2o-is.
r OST ON THE 18th INSTANT, AGOLD
Ia SLEEVE BUTTON, with coral scroll, either
on King, Broad, Meeting or Tradd streets. A re.
ward win be given to the finder. Apply at this
Ofice. apr1S
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I'D & o q 3 A b n e
OF THE
CHARLESTON GERMAN SCHUTZENFEST
APRIL %, %, "a, Is and 20, 1872.

The Members OF the Club and their friends are
respectfully invited to participate in the Fes.
tiyities.
No person will be admitted without producing
their Card Of Invitation, and No Invitation Will,
under any circumstances, be issued az the gate
OF the Schutzepplatz. =
Cards Of Invitation may be obtained at
Messrs.
F. vow sANrEN, No. 22s King street.
g. q. LINpsTEDT, corner King and. Calhoun
streets.
HELcHssRs l. MULLER, No. 2l7 King street.
Pr. BUcHHE1r, corner Meeting and Line
streets.
O. LrrscHaL, East Bay and Broad street.
]. N. MARTIN, No. IS Market street.
F. HEINZ, King, opposite Ann street.
A. D.. LoRRNz, No. 1sa Meeting street.
TH. BErTMANN, Three Mile House. j
WIN. A.. GIBSON, northeast corner King and
Spring streets. -
h. WREDEN, corner East Bay and Lodge alley.
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Drngs and Meb,rines.


TLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
~ ATOMS.
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VJALETENTS FOR SALE.-WE HAVE
w An assortment OF Tents for sale, suitable
for camping and other country purposes.
apr20S MOSES GOLDSMITH d SON.
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WTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w a emali House In the central or western
part OF the city. Address s'Q, " at this ONCE. stat
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for Gale.

ITO! FOR cred BANANAS, FROM
New York marketp-extra nne ones. Also,
Havana oranges, very sweet, asKLElN's, No: $50
Ring street. apl1V-i|
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yXIANTED TO PURCHASE, SECOND.
w HAND FURNITURE OF all descriptions,
for which the. highest cash price Will De PAID. Ao-
dress Key Box l22, Charleston Postofnce.
anrl0-WsaR
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WANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO
w teach In q family, One required compe.
tent to teach the higher branches OF English,
Music and Drawing. Reference as to competen.
JOHNSON, Bamberg p. o., South Carolina Rail-
road. !: Information can be bad from Hessrs.
PFLZER, RODGERS d CO., or I. L. HALSEY,
Charleston, g.. u. mcnlo
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OFESSOR BON D,
r EAT wIR E-W A < E r :,
has beer engaged to perform every Afternoon
during the Festival.
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w .. that the cheapest and beat warranted
Sewing Machine In the market s the HOME SHUT.
TIE, pnce S25 and S37. Gan be Peen at the Gene.
raj Agency, No. 265 King street, corner Besu1sln
street. Z. L. BIsSELL. tanl2-6m0S
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ToR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
and DWELLING at Branchville, 8. G.; also
q Store at Bamberg. Inquire at D. LOEB'S, No.
8 Liberty street. april'tnstu4F
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TOR SALE, THE THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No. 822 King street, opposite Liber-
~ street, poWaoccupied BY Marshall & McMLlan
as q Shoe Store. Also. LOT No. - New street,
east SIDE, so feet front BY $50 feet deep. Apply at
No. "a Hsgel street. aprl8.lhs2~
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MULES AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT.
v Wel.broke MULES, from 4 to 8 years old,
ior cash or city acceptances. r. OAKMAN.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A PLEASANT SUITE OF
i. Rooms on East Battery. with piazza and
outbulldings. Apply at this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11

fhcre are stated appointments for preaching There are
seven news journals published IN the TtIrl DRY, VIZ.
cRc Pioneer (Dcm) Mis- 'ula City; The Ifdfpcndeht
Urnl and Nep NORTH West (iepJ. AT Deer Lodge Clyj
1he MOntdBi1H Oni) at Virginia Guy re A tI
Ooaifsr Qnd) at B0zemanr-nd The HeGd 4'epJ anu anu
Gazette Dcm0 at Helena. OF these papcis, iHe HsLam
and gazette publish each daily and weekly euItion.
We have experienced less trouble from that obnoxious
and pcrsistently troublesome individual the lndlal,
than any OF the other I, rritOrics We nave pthy OI
him. Int he rarely is disposed 10 Dc hostile.
Enierants need have fear ON MS account Inc
mineral advantages Of Montana have as yet Deen known
only 10 those who have made them the SUBJECT OF eca
investigations Her placer mines alone nave Ilclueu az
least $40. Her greatest mineral wealth. thouBn
~ no donbt 10 be found in the gold ana silver quartz
lends which exist so plenuly through thc TertOry;
Until lately the attention OF miners mas been attracted
almost trely the bars and placers but recent dh
covere have demonstrated the iact that the develop
ment of this aurerous and argenferous quartz Ger
rain 10 be followed by quick returns aud large prOnls
and already a large number OF quartz mills are IN sue
cessfn and reInuncratve operation The rapid compile
tion of the Northern Pacific Railroad to our Territory
hned with the spread of information in regard to our
odTantaSes has attracted the attention Of capitalists to
his source of wealth. and will not be long UNTIL as in
Nevada the skill aud energy of men viii be busily en-
gagged in its Development There Is also an abundance
Of iron lead copper, tin and coal Those VINO are con
templating removal to the West ought to make inquiries
now publishing for free distribution pamphet a., al
tanning an extended description of the Territory my
person feeling Interested ana wishing TO Obtain ToPy
OF pamphlet, do so by writing 10 hoJuIo o. ~
Boyce ST., President OF the Montana lmmsr"IO" Ae
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SOUTHERN FLORIDA.

A Florida CORRESPONDENT of q Southern paper
writes enthusiastically Of the socaheu 81" grass
lands OF that state Much OF the southern peninsula
% 1odo be saws consists OF everglades, with no de-
itlo s,tes for civilized residence, and unsuited for
ocrcuture But what known as the big saw-grass
Ids spsoentibe of cultivation. consist OF ponds or
baow basins varying in size from few acres to many
hundred acrcs-neary all having natural outlets 10
water ooursesand frequently several OF these basins
are connected by straits forming chains OF basins
several miles In length. These basins might be termed
wafer praires as they are from wood level and
generally covered with water from few inches to foot
or two in depth with rank growth Of broad atbladed
sawedse grass three to six feet high occasionally inter
spersed with species Of water lily The soil or veget
able deposit in these basins Is from three to nve ieet
deep, under which Is stratum OF clay mari. his veg
etabe depost or muck mixed with lime, forms an ex-
ceent fertilizer for the thin soil Of the rolling pine lana
with which these basins are surrounded, and whero
eligible sites for healthy residences may be selected
Along the coast and for miles INTERIOR are inexausoe
deposs Of seasleIs easily converted into lime. The
sarass basins are susceptible of being placed under
cultivation with permanent drains. with much less e1
pense than for clearing cleaning up, and fencing timber
lands Probably there is no land In tho world beter
ADAPTED for the successful cultivation OF sugarcahe
rice bananas &c. products that, with much less labor
than required for orpotatoes are many mort
remunerative yielding from S10O to 500 per acre. Inc
climate of this section Florida is preferable to the
sugar lands OF Louisiana Texas The season Is longer
for the saceharne juices to become perfected ana the
cane natures It's seed, which never OF rarely docs III
those States Fine selections Of these lands can be
secured-contguous TO navigation along the Gun COas
from Charlotte HrbOr north, nearly 10 Ceaar heysIa
about 81 % per acre. There are many Iaihies WIN
means and enterprise throughout the NORTH some OF
whose members pr0disposed to pulmonary anecuons
whose days OF usefulness c0ulu ne geatS m
and rendered exceedingly beneficial 10 the country as
well as themselves by migrating 10 that genial climate
and engaging in enterprises that, iuitOusly conducted
could not fail TO rebound immensely TO their physical
and financial benefit.
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cottage organs and pianos, and inc a., n'si tpe
same room with the cookingtove Tho colony Is ioanu
ed upon tire plan Of prohibiting the sae Oh p better
class of people from both the East and the WtSt 70 nG
n ocotion having good soil good climate, good markets
and good society found them al here me, tbc
cn,ote will bansh ACNE and consumption the coony
viii Danish the quo-secr, and the rich sou WI" !! p nen
poverty A community chiefly American, - "e ~
PLANTED here bringing the pictures. the pianos, 'he
pluck and the principles which made them people oi
taste aud standing in their former hOlhoe
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societies.
MEETINGS THIa ExKNrNa.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. r., At Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26 I. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, l. o. r. M, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr., o. U. A. NJ, al
HAn, 9Th and Market streets,
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Han 60i
Market street
Exoelsior Lodge, No. Z, K. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, ali Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. OF A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
JR. o. U. A. NJ ELECTION.
At regular session of Hope Council, No. 2
Jr. o. u A. NJ, held June 9th. the following
officers were elected: Councillor, Isaac B. Biggs
v. o., John Tyre A. II. s., l.. Barney II. 8.
Sam. Wood; O., II. Preston; W., j. b. Clayton
Chaplain, E. Taylor. Representatives to Stat
Council, Samuel NJ. Wood Joseph b. Clayton
X. OF P. ELECTION.
by Champion Lodge No. 9. W. O., Mark L
Garrett; V. O., o. Hammitt; II. s. VIM. Jarvis.
10. o. F. ERECTION.
BY Asylum Lodge, No 29; N. g. Thomas @
Appleby: Y. G., James Thompson; r. s., Day
| f. Friendly.
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The MaVOralfy.

70 Re Editor of the Commercial
In view of the rapidly approaching nomination
of a Republican Candidate for Mayor of the city
of Wilmington, it is the duty of every Republi-
can voter TO ascertain who would make the best
and most available candidate.
1t is but seldom that the people have such a
trio of worthy candidates to choose from, and
while it s not the desire Of the writer TO detraot
aught from the claims Of either Mr.. Dougherty
or Mr.. Vincent he would most respectfully ask
the privilege Of recommending to the people the
claims Of r. q. Fram, Esq. The success of
MIR Fraim In life and the ability and fidelity with
which he has discharged every duty, should be 9
sufficient guarantee for the future good govern
ment OF this city should he be 30 fortunate as 10
be chosen its chief Magistrates Mr.. Fraim com
menced life as an apprentice to the carpenter
trade, which he faithfully learned and carried
on several years afterwards He finally relin-
quished the carpenter trade and engaged In
teaching school, in which profession but few
were his equals. Securing the appointment OF
Register of Wills from Governor Cannon, the
faithfulness with which he performed the duties
of that office ia known to all who were brought
into business relations with him.
During the time he WAS Register he also stud
led law with Samuel Guthrie, Esq, Of New Gas
tle and was admitted to the bar before the ex
piration OF his term of Office.
AS general business agent of the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Mr.. +. ha
| been as successful as in the other Avocations o
life in which he has been engaged. and il electe'
| Mayor of Wilmington, the duties of that oiic
will be performed with that characteristic fidel
ity which has always marked his path.
A FRIEND.
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Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality I;
and l consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Prioe One Dollar.
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Auftiuu JSaIrs.
Il w. sTIDHAM * SON,
Real Estate Agents a AuotIoneers
Rs. III knsI Rsurth strSss,
wu.Mug@ou. nuI

large Sale OF Pawnbrskcr's Watches.
At the Auction Rooms OF L. W. Stldham 4 Son, Iii
Il Fourth street. on SATURDAY evening, June Q9Ih
1879, III ~ clock, English, swiss and American
watches, ugold and silver cases All goods war
ranted as represented and TO bc positively sold by
OIu rs OF JOHN SPERRY,
Ie2S 2t Pawn Broker.
Executors sale Of Bank, Insurance and
Turnpike stock.
The underagned will Sc at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the Tenth d sy OF July, A. d., fsT2
at O'Clock In the afternoon, at the rooms Of L. W.
Stidham Son, Ill Y. Fourth street. In the City OF
Wilmington, Delaware. the following stocks, be-
longing to the estate OF the late Henrietta j. Bed
ford. deceased, to wit:
Two shares, Bank Of Delaware, Fifty-fOur shares
Union Bank Of Delaware, twenty eight shares Bank
OF Wilmington and BTandyWine; twenty shares
Wilmington 4 Great Valley Turnpike; nine shares
Delaware Fire Insurance Company
Terms cash, within three days after sale.
W MOCAULLEY,
Executor Of II. j. Bedford decd.
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SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
ON Low ERING AVENUE

L. W. Stidham son will sell for Mich ,el Lally,
Twenty-tnree Building Lots, situated on the corner
of Lowering avenue, Adams and Jackson st eets, on
SATURDAY, June Goth, 1872, at O'Clock p. M.
Lowering avenue, which Will be one Of the finest
avenues in the city when open TO Riddles road "Opens
oa Adams street opposite the wilmington Brandy
wine Cemetery. The aituat on Of the lots IL excel
lent being very desirable for building purposes and
will no doubt be sold bargains All should attend
je24-6t
Public sale Of Carriage. TrOtting Wagon, &C.
WIN be sold at puslic sale, at the auc- csNQ%.R>
tion rooms of L. W. Sridham a Son, Ill 93OtRsA
r. Fourth street on SATURDAY, June 99th, at 10
A. M One family carriage and one trottng wagon,
lb0th made by Thompson a Paschall) one set single
harness, one bride and saddle, nearly new and one
telegraph cutting box, sold fot want OF use.
TERM S-uuderS 0 cash, over that sum note with
approved endorser aG three months and interest
added.
To be seen at Lafayette stables, cor. Ninth and
Shipley, until sale. je2s-5t
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended TO- ia City or State. Regular Saes Of Furni.
ture at their Auction Room, every WEDNESD AY
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con
signed 70 them will be promptly attended 20. Lib.
eral advance on cOnsignments. deci2-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RaliroRa Hsurs.


TRAINS LEAVE wIIMtNaToN.
Per Phfladsphia-Asb. et0 slU, 1880 a m. H. 20,
aOO, GOD, o.Az. Tia 1879 p. IN Sundays $50 p m.
For Nep 70 k-l.sO a M 1290 and ba9 p. m.
For Baltimore: :2b9. aOs and lo.o2 a m. LOO and
all p. IN
For the Della rdTe R. RI, a m, tfer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt 10, m y laee
and 10. 10 a. M ; 8 20 .. M. NO SUNDAY Trains
For hetp CaStie-12bb 7, 1910 a. M, and $40 pm
For coatespille Reading, de-S.s0, and 1879 AN.
Las and 900 p. m. Sunday train at q m.
LRAvE PHIIADKIPHIk FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, l04b and 1870 a m 1910 2so, 400, 600
T0J 300 and 11.s0 p. m Sundays 300. 11.sO p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON,
From IeldpGrs X R.-s.OO prom New Castle
1910 n m. 300, a1b and p. Nj eThe TWO lattel
are freight with passenger car attached
Fyom ". d r. R.-115 and 1LdU, a m. A.ab ant
sis p m. $ lnday train at p. m.
From PhiId elphi1-1242, $50 O. m 1925, 10 10
sa5, b.u1, sis, e.2o, 1890. SUNDAY lS42 m, sn'
10 so p. IN.
STEAMBOAT s. N. FKLroN.
Lear 8 Wilmington at $50 .. m and 1.s0 p. m.
returning leaves Philadelphia at ss1 q. m., and Il
p. IN.
~ See time tables for further particulars.
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AGLR d MILLER,
Rea. Estate Agents a. AuctIo neeTs.
No. COS Market street, above sixth,
WILMINGTON, Dn.

Public sale of Household Goods.
On MONDAY, July list, 1879, at y O'Clock, p. NJ.
At No. 0I2 w. NINTH STREET.
A LARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS as fol-
lows:
IN SITTING ROOM - cane rocker walnut
rocker, carpet on floor, parlor stove base burner,
and settee.
SECOND SToRY-2 good feather beds mattresses
pillows, holsters, bedBteads, wash stand toilet set
bureaus, chain arpet, on floOr,
KITCHEN UTENSfLS-Uook stove and 1xtureg
large lot OF dishes, tin pans buckets tubs tables
rag carpet on floor lot Of articles in cellar with
numerous lot Of other articles
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Public Sale of Dry Goods, Notions, etc.,
on SATURDAY morning, June goth, 1879, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, comprsing counterpanes, quilts,
toweng, napkna,spool cotton, table hnens hosiery,
dress goods, curtains, muBl ns etc.
Plated desert, table aAd tea spoons.
General assortment of goods. Ladies, attend this
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