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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

Sunset at 1880.
Try Fullmer's clam soup.
Muhlhauscn, the neat tailor.
Go to MOrgan's for neat shirts.
Dnbell, the fashionable halter.
Feather beds renovated at 4th and King.
Ladies nndergarments in every Style and quality
ut Franks.
Lchiens'in S still selling good quality Kid gloves
ut 81 pair.
File Il Murphey still sell the best coal in the mar
ket. Iry it,
They do say that the Grover Il Baker sewing ma
chine is the best Ia use.
Physicians prescription blanks printed at the
COMMERCIAL printing o1lce.
See Bnxbaum's fine stock OF clothing. For har-
gains go there by all means.
One OF the popular places of resort on Saturday
was Dubeil'a, 81 sire hat store,
We are still selling the finest teas at lowest posi-
bic prices. Houston Prizer, ii u. 4th ST..
Gouert, the tailor, makes great deal of clothing
Tor PLAIN, elderly people, whom he always pieqses,
The hurricane of Saturday did not disturb the bus
mess done by Bayne, the tailor, opposite The city
Hall.
Philips Bros. bent hickory chairs are very COM
Portable and beautiful for parors. Or eTs may he
sent TO Faux and Post ONCE.
The An Of July passed of without serious acct
dents IN twn. singles SONS were kept busy sell
ling their elegant partaga cigars
Our fast presses are AL running Fine printing at
the cost OF cheap work, brings orders far ana uear
to he Commercial Press Printing Rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

REPLY OF ANrr-mruA11sr TO vEnIrAs.

REPLY OF ANrI-RTuALIsT TO vERIrAs.
| To he Editor ofthe Commercial:
In replying to ''yiator," the STRANGER" !
knew was dealing with an imaginary character,
and "YeritasH comes to the front. Thus we
have again the ominous two "Vs."
| That the argument in my last letter was di-
| recte1 strictly to the point or subject-matter,
raised by .Viator,' the ''stranger, to wit crit
ualism in Trinity Church, is proven by the cries
of s'Neritss." 1t was clear shot, and hit the
mark though disguised. The effect produced
was seen in the muddled ideas and covert in
situations of "Yeritas' L cannot follow his ex-
| ample, but will leave him to his reflections and
the enjoyment of his own refined language, re-
minding hm that ''people who live in glass
houses should not throw stones"
Every positive statement in the communion
ton he refers to is true and can verified, aud no
one liz more familiar with the facts than him
self. They have no imaginary, but real, exis-
tencc, as the effects ON the church attendance,
already alluded to fully prove. How
can ''Veritas" be truthful and say the conven-
ton held at Seaford did not ''take the slightest
action with regard to Ritualism?' Was not the
Bishops address Il part of the action of that
body? And may we not hope it will have its eff
feet on the services of Trinity Church?
ANTI RITuAIIsT.
PLAGIARISM IN AMATEUR JOURNALS
To The Editor ofH,e Commercial;
Young men, or lads, in different cities, are
editing amateur newspapers. Several spec-
mems have been sent me. In some find org
nal stories, so-called, most of which arc copies
In paper received this day, The american En-
change there is ''orlginal story all of which
will be found in Oliver Wendell Holmes. / knew
ii boy who whistled ''Yankee Doodle and insist
ed that he had composed the tune.
ANTI PLAGIARISM.
EPwoRTH CHAPEL NOT STRUCK.
To he Editor Of he Commercials:
Please correct your account given in your pa
per, of Epworth Chapel being struck with light-
ming on the 2nd inst. We trust God has too Of
ten fulfilled his glorious promise to Us 81
will fill this house with my glory, saith the Lord
of Hosts to destroy it with lightning.
II. II. DAVIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

New ADVERTISEMENTS, To-day.

Bent hickory chars-phllips 4 Bros
Popular place of res0rt-C Dubell
Dividend nntce-National Bank II Odessa
For rent-Four or i've rooms
Funeral notice
LANDMARK rnlnan u Shaw.
Winter coal-rile Il Murphey
Farm tor sale or eXchan9e--W He. sler
Feathe beds renoyated-L Adair
Ladies' undergo ments-F Frank
Kid gl0ves-M l. I.chteustein
United Excursons-2d and Delaware Ave S >
excursion 10 Brand, v inc prDgs-Centrdl T. S
Wanted-Situation as housekeeper
Pennsgrove Ferry-special notice
Fair dealing Houston N Prizer
ColOred shlrts-C 5 Morgan
Grover Il Baker sewing machine
Cheap clothing-Buxbanm
Partaga cigars-Sngcs Il son
Clam soup-Joseph tuIner
Thin goods-Gouert
Neat tailoring-J Ii Muhlhausen
Summer clOthing-N Bayne
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
4yanted.

WANTED. - A MIDDLE-AGED RE
w spectacle woman wishes a situation as child's
nurse ANA TO do plain sewing or housekeeping In
qulre II Jy6-Bt 5i4 TArNALL ST.
MAJ ANTED-l,0 600 PERSONS TO GO
w on the mon NJ f. Sunday School Excursion
to Glen Vden. 10 leave tie 7. W. h b. Depot,
"EpNE y \, JULY sth, AT ~ A. Tickets 70
cents; Children ~ cents. j,iGt
w A N T Il D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who a good cook. Catholic preferred.
apply at lie2G-tfl THIS OFFICE.
WANTED TO BORROW - ~. 800
w 10 $1,000 on first mortgage on IL most deslra-
BILE house On Delaware Avenue, worth double this
amount. This is q sale and sue inve tment.
SAMUEL w. Nc 'AULLEY,
1e2G-l2t No. i0G Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

A DELAWARE WOMAN LIy1Nd VINO WAS Pnas-
EN- AT THE sI5NINd or THE DECLARATION or n
pEPtNnENeE.-M Hester Authors, who resides
about -four miles from renpleyle just over the
ID aware side of the hue, If said to be H. years
d cl4ration Of Independence at mdepcndence
Hall, Philadelphia, in l776 and was tl4en IA
yea'e Of age She has Il danghler with whom
she u now living, the thrl cliI ftei marriage.
Who Is q year Old. The Old lady is quite ac.
i've, AID visits Philadelphia en- lhe ears olse OF
twice year, to see her grand cihldron.- De.ioa
{iuina
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

es-Iho :. Gentleman in Blaek,n who is the t1tolar
demon dram shops, ASSUMES his sourest ASPECT
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bit rs IL re-
ported "dnwn below The PEG les Nepeahlp
Tonic Is playing the mischief with his hltters nled
with rum. All diseases VIII oh those demonic nos,
trums aggravate unde pre'emse OF re levins, stlch
AS indigestion, sick headache, c0nstpatOn -htuma-
tlsm g0nt, and Intermittent leYers AFRO cnrei NV h
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

E3s-l noE! LooKl L0osl
KELiA's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR fl4XIR
or LIFE.
burn '''' 'ie''i =
u WI make Won strong and g!ye ypu nov life
ton ~ - We ga
!. = pleasant to lake aud perfectly harmless.
II WI do all that a uic viii lo Without uqpor to
stimulate. IL is not Wine of Iron Try ii. tuci0rs
prescribe II. q, ~ recommend 1t. Thousands
nave been cnrel wish it. Suffer no longer. send
anu get a circular. Sue what ii has 3One.
~ fer sue by eintl Painter, r. Iringhurst & Co
y. McIMAI Jr. ana lIu.datl z nera ". nnrl- M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

CnLD OUTRAGED About week ago ten
year old daughter Of W, II. Roph, residing ut
hulsborouSh in Caroline county, was sent to the
store of man named Sattertied in thesaIne town
and in the absence OF any one about the store a
fourteen year old sonof the proprietor induced
the Child to enter the buck room wien he hacked
the door and violated her person. No effort was
made 70 eileet an arrest for several DAYS or
until after Satterheld had escaped. The parties
are white and respectfully connected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

sS-DIAM0ND JEREERP Specially. Ameri.
LADIES' and gents solid gold chains JewelTy in every
variety, also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
W. Bailys old established stand, No. 5z2 Market st.,
Phila1elnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

sS- Mocha, Old lava, Fine lava Maracaibo, La
guayra, ami Rio Cotfees, OF the best qualify only
King ami 5il King. a So Il fir t-class assn tmeut
OF eas. fancy groceri s. and goods sItable for eX-
cursl ms, picnics, snlng PARTIES etc, lower than
King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
Eost aud found.

I 0ST-IN THIS CITY, ON MONDAY,
~ June Goth, a sleeve button, marked with the
letter "P." The finder will receive a liberal reward
by leaving 1t at jy1-3t. THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AT S A. NJ, sse AT p. NJ, So
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
8aaratna.

ROARDlNG-WANTED, BY A GEN
- tlcman, room ID board in private family.
Location desired between bird and Seventh and
Madison and Tatnall Streets address
jyi-3t' an /, This ONCE.
GUNNER BOARDING. AT A PLEAS
- ant, shadg farm house on the Kennett Pike, .
miles iou Wilmington, within mlnuies' walk of
W. * X. Il. r, at Greenylc, station. Large airy
rooms Add ess CALEB TAYLOR,
lyl-lst enyille, Del.
(OARDlNG-I'L EASANT SUITS OF
~ front tooms for young men. Also, tahle board
by the week, day or meals, at low rates. at Mar
ket Street, Wilmington Del
je'btf p. A TOWNSEND.
S(OAR Di N G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
IL AMI BOARDING in private iamilt, at
my2s-t No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRsT-CLASS ROOMS
L with hoard, at
aprSo-sm 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
-kD or iwo single gentlemen, in private fam " at
apf2l-tt 1l3 JEFFERSON STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
a3Glitifal alptifes.

EDMUND PROVOST WILL BID A
a candidate for city Assessor and collector of
me Northern District,at the next Republican Nomi-
nation lection. irthtn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
for Gent.

s-
nor RENT-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS
Il suitable for housekeeping, in frst-cass neigh
jy6st ~ w 'f'' - THIS OFFICE.
NOR RENT-A NICE THREE STORY
IL brick dwelling, with 10 rooms, gas, bah, hot
and cold water. large yard good neghborhood rent
w fr' GiLPiN AVE. AND ADAMS ST,
ies7-tf or 100 West street.
LNOR RENT A FINE RESIDENCE
A. No. no King Street, rent low. Possession
. = -''i'' d, +. HAWKINS,
je24-tf 4O4 Market Street.
nor RENT-THE THREE STORY
a. brick house No lila West st., IN good order,
with all modern improvements ot ARpl Y e Sn1r
je22tf on the premises
ENOR RENT-SIX ROOMED HOUSE,
L. all in good order, No. q17 Jefferson Street.
Possession immediate. For terms. &c, apply to
NJ. ". CHILD 4 Co,
No. 4 W. seveath Street,
je22-l2t Exchange Bulldog.
LNOR RENT-STORE NO Il FIFTH
IL Street, in Clayton House building.
je5-tf Il. r. ia LoR, 502 Market st.
NOR RENT-THE OLD AND WELL
IL established delaware Bolt, Nut and Machine
in this city, is now offered for rent. no an inter
prising party desiring business this property pre-
SCENTS rare induccment Apply d to mn,
je2-lm' No. a14 f. Fourth St., VIII. bel
LNOR RENT-TlIE STORE log WEST
IL From Street, lately occupied by John n. West
successor TO the late Scattergnod Alien, as flour,
feed and hay business. II has been thoroughly re-
paired. and is now in good order for the above hus-
ness or almost any other kind. Possession imme-
diatey. Apply to p. PLUNKETr,
ny2su 3D. and Market streets.
NOR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD
II story rooms TO rent. Apply at
apr20-tf dl6T MARKET ST.
NOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
Il suitable for Boarding House or Professional
Onlces on 9th ST. opposite Clayton House.
mar2-tf Q. Z. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
wE. r. KUyKEL's elTYAH W7yE or IRON.

Has never been known to fail ia the cure uf weak
ness, attended with symptoms, iuds,n.liiOn to OK
erton, loss OF memory, dlihcult breathing, general
weakness horror OF disease, weak, nervous trem-
hllng, dr,adiu horror OF dertll nglt sweafs, cold
sal las-tuds Of the muscu sys EN-, enormous aD-
petile, with dyspeptc s,stein, hot haHls hushng
OF the body, dryness OF the skin pallid c0uaieauc
and eruptions ON TIL iac". purifying the blood pan
In the back heavlness OF T. ey i,ls frequent back
spots living before The eyes, with temporary sulu-
sion and loss of slgh ; want OF attention. ee These
symptoms all arise from weakness and to remedy
that use Il. + kunkel's Bitter Wine Of iron ii
never tails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it, Get the genniae Sold nly In
II bottles. Take only l.. + hunkel 4. Depot ami
ohlee, NO. 259 North Ninth ST., fhil .delphia Pa
1t Is sold only in 81 bottles, with p6utograph Of
felt.
Sold hv Al rrngaet,s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

THE AMERICAN MECHANICS ORGANIZING.

THE AMERICAN MECHANICS ORGANIZING.
he Centennial Association of the Order Of
United American Mechanics, which was partially
organized some time ago, met Oh tie morning
July lth, IN their hall in the Capelle Banding.
and perfected their organization by the election
of the following officers
President. William b. Hylaud Vice President.
Thomas +. Aloreand; Recording Secretary, D.
i. Maihley Corresponding Secretary, Peter b..
Agar Treasurer, Joshua Marie Executive
COMMITTEE. Wliliani Cochran, Geeigo Lnw-
renee, j. G. Haddock, G. H. Snyder, 4. H.
Fountain, j. j. McMullen, Il. d. Campbell,
John Pyle. y. d. Markley, j. l., Klllsore.
Manoy. Hazel J. ID. Twigg.
Rules and and bylaws being adopted the as
ISOLATION adjourned to meet the first Thursday
evening in August and monthly thereafter.
PROCEEDS of ruE SECOND CoNcrRr. Tic Aee-
ond testimonial concert given some weeks ago,
by the amateurs who were organized for The
IrSss benefit, produced nett profit of $500
u. which has been equally divided between
the st. paul's Otplanage, and the Home for
Frendless Children, making s13i d for each.
The following il the statement =
Total Ineait,tu 100
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
slottfes.
DENNsGRovH FERRY.

EJENN6GNlN FERRY,
4 SPECIAL MOTTO o.
The steamer z Nll.ADB wall not run tomorrow.
(ru SHAY July 7th.j
.g-iier regular trips viii lie resumed on welnes.
d iea.,t = ,.,,,,,,,.r
NOTICE - PER- ONS WISHING To
IN Ia In their winter coal wonl do wen TO give
rs \ cal ~ " kseo n6inr but the best linls oi
G GeI mat l. mined On 'ra y.q Il ge sats
ARRAY CIR irpenti, IN % al I' Nar iit
W. ~ 1ll J Weulleel alu Marhel ols.
WAX PA ERS, TAKE NOTICE!
Il o,,v Assn ,,,,,...., -, ,,r..,. ,,..,,..
A'D ~ iAAGS FOX is'S'
The ,,.ler i,,sd 1,.i,,srs of .,o,.. ,,, ,,,...
of d'il,in'.ton 1i ~ f :" t nMg y W iy
lie lrs day Of jay i.4 between IT, ha ii OF" Of
aAd u IN The morning aud from to & IN the af err
noon, ldr the purpose OF receiving Taxes a deduc-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

- EPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF "THE Ma
IA IlONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON n BRAN
DIVINE, az NilmingtCn.in the State of Delaware
1871:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, $i3s, 492 81
Y. s. Bonds Ia secure circulation, 100000 90
Dther STOCKS, Bohds, and Mortgages 5000 90
Que from approved Redeemlng and Re-
-, serve Agents 1891 CT
Due from other National Banks g1l3 nj
Dut Itoh otdte ballhs anu bankers, 1920 ~
Banking House, 82bDO0
Furniture and Fixtures $1,000 265OO 90
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid, 86Il A
Checks and other Cash Items 2ls0l "a
Bills OF other National Banks, 6G29 90
Fractional Currency QncludiIg Nickels) 284 10
LeRh lehuer Nolcs, 01,969 00
- S79s,6O2 60
Capital Stock paid ln,. s2Oo01O 90
Surplus Fund, "a 0o0 M
other ndvided Profits 9I'g7e 81
Circulating Notes received from
COMPTROLLER ssO,OO0
Less am 3 on hand and with Conn
for burning II 7gi tsa orr an
State Bank Circulation outstanding bs7s 40
Dividends Unpaid 9'161 ID
Individual Deposits subj Ct to check OF 40 81
Due to OF er National Banks hsSi0 II
Due to State Banks and Bankers 2isO 80
i Evan Rice, Cashier of H1he National HANK of
wilmington and Brandywine," do snlemnly swear
at me above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief. H. RICE Cashier
STATE OF Delaware County Of New Castle:
sworn TO and subscribed before me. this 8l day
OF July, 1914.
T. Isl 81 ,... Il. P. RuMFoRD Notary Public.
5AM Ios Ms6RRow. Directors.
HENRY f. DUKE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

EPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF "THE Ma
"a Tl0NAL BANK OF WILMINGTON n BRAN
~ WINE, ~ Nilmlngtcn.in the State Of Delaware,
1874. ~ 10y - SN'HNt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06
BaMk Statements.

I'D EPoRT OF TIE CONDITION OF "rIIE Ma.
IA TlONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, Ar vii
st Wilmington, In the State of Drla-
funn 1874 ""l VI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-06

Stiff, si4.42
!, Geo. D. Armstrong, Cashier of "The First Ma
tiona Bank Of Wilmington, Delaware do soemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
GEO ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier
State of Delaware, County of New Castle:
sworn to and subscribed before me, this 81 day of
july lsIL +. Il. E SMITH
Notary Public
Correct-Atest,
GEO W. BUSH,
D. II. HEALD, Directors
WILLIAM TATNALL,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24

THE FLETA.-This popular
steamer under the command of
Capt J. G. Mitchell and with Mr..
Jas. Robbins in tile Office reached
here on Thursday with good trip
aud goes down to-day at II M.
Not to be out done in generosity
Capt. Mitchell will take down with
him Yaeger's Brass Band who have
been up in attendance at the Fair
without any charge to the Associa-
ton. Capt Mitchell is ever ready
to oblige his patrons and Mr.. Rob,
ms as clerk is willing and does give
himself any amount of trouble to
attend to all their wants. They de-
sire to make a living in this trade
and we hope to see them succeed
We have been q warm supporter of
Capt. Mitchell and the Fleta since
he gave himself the extra trouble
and expense to put our delegates to
Baton Rouge in time TOR the State
Convention. We are sure that
Capt Mitchell and his boat will get
a fair share Of the public patronage.
If any body can find us u more
'clcvcr gentleman than Robins we
would like see bun,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24

CAPT. DICK SINNOTT.-Andn now
here We arc III a nice fix! We like
both his rivals III this trade and af-
ter giving each a third OF the trade,
we can't help wishing that we had
three thirds left for our bully old
friend Capt. Dick and his A. No. l,
tip top steamer Sabine. We ran
right up on him at the Fair
Grounds on Monday last and not
withstanding that he had already
given the Association $4,000 in pre-
miums, we made him give US $3.50
for quarter stretch Badge and
sent him Oh his way rejoicing. We
have missed him "muchly" this sum-
mer while he was detai;.ed in New
Orleans settling up his brothers af-
fairs and welcome him back again
with many hearty good wishes for
his success and prosperity. If he
hadn't gone down day too soon
we'll bet our bottom dollar that he
would have taken the Band back
to the city for nothing too. Nobody
can get ahead of ''Mass Dick" in
generosity or anything else that is
kino and noble. And then there is
his right bower, George Hamilton,
who is hard to beat on any kind
Of a track that is smooth and level.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24

lend my funds to strangers, and ] really
don't recognize you" "l'm collecto,
for the Daily Extinqnisher newspaper,
sir, and I have bill against you, per.
sisted the collector, at tho top Of his
voice, producing the hill and tl'rusting
it in the face Of his debtor. " Pyc de-
termined to intlorse bills for no one ;
you may put the bill back into your
peck t-book; really can't indorse
it," "Confound. your: Endorsement
=" Will you pay it7" Yon'll pay it, no
doubt, sir; but there's always a risk
about these matters, you know. So
must decline it, "Tho money must
10 mine to-day" ooh, yes, ninety
days; but would not indorse bill
for you at a week SO get out Of my
store. It is seldom that l am
pressed upon for an indorsement, even
by friend; on the part Of stranger,
sir, it is inexplicablc., Do not force
me to put you out !; leave the premises"
Tho bill was returned tn tho Exiting
uisler Office iDdorsed: $50 dreadfnlly
deaf that he could not understand"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24

A HARD CUsroMER.-"I have a
small bill against you," said a PERM
cious- looking collector, as he entered
the store of one who had acquired the
character Of hard customer. eyes,
sir, a very fine day, indeed was the
reply. II am not speaking of the
weather, but your BILL" replied the
collector, in q loud key. ct would be
better if we had little RAIN Con
found the rain ~ continued the collec-
tor, AID raising lis voice, added
|" Have you the money to pay this
bill ~ ''Beg your pardon, I'm hard
,oi t.eaiils, I've Maio 1t i II" not q
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24
A Puzzle.

! Spoilers Of all grades and ages will find
the attempt to write the following story
from dictation, an interesting puzzle A
lady who was snrc she could win tho Web
stcr' Unabridged offered as aprizo, in case
she succeeded, missed only % Of the 80
hard words. A professor of languages,
who pridcd himself on his knowledge of
photography, missed %. 1t is possible
that our typo may not put them all up
correctly. Let US SEQ ifsome of our readers
can detect the errors Webster is the
standard:
The most skillful gaugcr I ever knew
was ,naligncd' cobbler, armed with apon
lard, who drove 4 peddlcr's wagon, using
MULLEN stalk rs an instrument of coer.
cion, to tyrannize over his pony sl,od with
calks. He was q German Saddncee, and
had phthisicky catarrh, diptl1eria, and
tho bilious intermittent crysipelas. A
certain Sibyl with the sobriquot Of "Gyp-
sy," went into ecstacies of cachinnation
at seeing him measure hnshel of peas
and seperato saccharine tomatoes from a
heap Of peeled potatoes without dycing of
smuggling he ignitiblc quene which her
wore, or becoming paralyized with hem
orrhago. Lifting her eyes to the ceiling Of
the cnpola Of the capitol, to conceal her
uHpITiIIcicu clilDalIAsSIHcIts Il:IkiHS IL
rough courtesy, and not larrassng him
with mystifying, rarefying and stnpefy-
ing innuendoes she gave him a couch, a
bouquet Of lilies, mignonette, and fnchsias
u treatise on mnemonics, y copy Of the
Apochrypha in hieroglyph,cs, dasuerreo-
types Of Mcndelssoln, and Kosciusco, d
Kaleidoscope, a dram phial Of ipecacuanha,
n teaspoonfnl ofnaptha for deleble purpo.
sas n fcruln clarionnt some licnrica q
surcingle, carnclian of symmetrical pro-
portions, q chronometcr with movable
balance wheel, box Of domiuoes and a
catechism. The gaugcr, who was also a
traficking rectifier, and parisl'ioner of
mine, preferred a WOODEN snrtout (his
choice was rcferable to a vacilating occa-
sionally occurring idiosyncrasy,> wofnlly
uttered this apothegm: Life is checkcred
but schism. apostacy, herosy and villainy
shall be punished" The Syhil apologize
ingly answered: There is ratably an al
lageable difference between comfortable
ellipsis and trsyllabic diaeresis,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24

CAPT. JOHN HEM. arc
glad to welcome this old veteran
back into tue trade in which he has
been for so long and we are proud
to make it known that ON his first
trip with the Garry Owen, he did
one Of those generous acts for
which he is noted and which have
endeared him to our people. The
Garry Owen brought up the Brass
Band from New Orleans for the
Fair Association and although their
passage amounted to Eighty dol
lars, he did not charge the Associa-
ton a cent for it. This is just like
our old Capt. John HEM and we
record the fact that he may get the
credit that is due him for his gener-
osity. The Garry Owen went down
on Monday last with fine load of
cotton, which shows that the PEG
pie of this trade have not forgotten
their old time friend.
While speaking of tho Capt. we
are reminded that the "People's
New Orleans and Grand Ecore
Packet Company" is now fully or
ganized by the election of efficient
officers among whom We see that
Mai. Gilbert'L. Hall is the Prcsi:
dent. The Company is now per.
manent institution.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24
ATTENTION.!
NOTICES!

ALL PERSONS FRIENDLY TO THE
"A enterprise, and particularly all the
Stockholders of tho
RaPIDES CEMETERY Association,
are requested to meet the Board of Dircc
tors at the ToWS HALL, or MONDAY, the
26th day of OCTOBER. to consider bust
ness Of i.npor lance 10 the Association.
BY order Of Board Of Directors,
HODI l.. HUNTER, President
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