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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

- DEMASD FOR HoUsEs-RESTs COMING D0wS.
Upon inquiry amongst several Of the Real Es-
tate Agents OF this city, it il plainly evident that
scarcely anything is being done in that line. An
Occasional trade Of city for country property and
houses for lo.s make up the general aggregate
OF reel estate transactions. The holders Of pro
peitg who can afford it are holding on to it for
the purpose Of keeping up the old prices but it
iH The general opinion that it must inevitably
come down on par with the general business
Of Tic country.
In reference to rents, they have already dep
reciaied nearly one-fourth as compared with the
prices asked and obtained in 1873 Store proper
ties along the business streets Of the city alone.
ale kept up 10 the old prices but It il thought
nov that unless trade speedily revi7es that they
too must give way 10 the inevitable and come
down 10 q level
Tie greatest demand 10 ior small tive or six
| rooInel dwellings for the laborng part Of the
Population. Houses Of this character which
formerly rented for ga aud SIC per month are
low renting az - and 40. One gentleman en-
gagged in tie real estate business and renting Of
houses informed III Of q row Of newly-hnshed
siE-roumed houses in popular street for which
~l9 per month Was asked. They stood empty
iar a long time. Repeated calls we're made in
reference y rent, hut when Informed that they
were -lJ per month the inquIera would hastily
depart without even promising 70 call again. The
price WIS hnsliy put down 70 80 per month, and
now eyelg Aouse Is occupied
VIC arc further Informed that over Third
street bridge, in South Wilmington, houses that
rented for sl2 per mouth have since been rent
ed for half thst pnce, rather than let them
stand die All over the city the inevitable 40
Let If 70 be seen, the former tenants, in many
case- being amongst those employed in our
large inanuf4ctoIies but having been ''laid OF, -
a. Il Is called, they have either removed to tie
country Of moved IN with some other family 10
save the rent
Under these circumstance a rapid decline IN
the price Of real estate is looked for, a. it is
much better for property hollera to dispose OF
theiF property at reduced price than to keep 1t
or llUl and DAY heavy taxpa far 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Hotires In Bankruptru.

District Court Of the United states
for the In Baukrliufry
District Of Delaware.
In the matter OF Alfred Galaher Rankruut
District OF Delaware IS
his Is to give notice that Oh the 9th dsy OF Octo-
Der 1874, warrant In Bankruptcy Was Issued out
OF The District Court OF the United States for the
District OF Delaware, against he estate Of Alfred
Galaner, OF Wilmington, In The County OF New
Castle IN said District, who was ediUdgtd a Bank
Tupi, on bis own petition That The payment Of any
deots and the delivery OF any property belonging 10
fer OF any property by him, are forbidden by law ;
and hat meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt
70 prove their debts, and 10 choose one or more As
signees OF his estate, VIII he held OF a rourt OF
bankruptcy. 10 be holden a. 40. Gro King street,
Wilmington CITY before Lew c. Bird, ESQ Register
70 Bankruptcy for said District on the ith day Of
November, 4. D., 1871. OF 10 O'Clock VI.
JOHN II. DUNN.
il9-S L. 5. Marshal, for said District.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

iRknss LEAVE WILMINGTON.
- Nee fort;-i.si, a. NJ, l217, i242, s.4z, p. N.
sundays, i-sl, A. NJ
For Phfladslphfa.-l.si, ESQ, $40, s.so, 1880 A.
" l2lI, i2.4z. e. :, 5.42, 100 $50 r. u. Sundays
Isl, A. NJ. 400, $50, $50 z. Il.
TO- bQtttp0Te.-l2-52, 205, 1000, A NJ. i.8
o2j 40, r. ~ Sundays, 1852, 2.03, A. N.
Foy Hashington.-i2.52, ROB, A NJ: 1885, LIB
go 10. =. 81. Sundays, 1879, zoe, =. N.
Eor Delaware r. R-5.01, 1910, A NJ; 5.40, p
N. No sunday trains.
For heig Cdsne.-5.o0, 1910, a. n. q, $40, P. W.
10 sunday trains.
Fov FiiniIqtos and Reading r. R-s.so, a. NJ.
! IS, 5.lb, p VI. 10 Sunday train.
fN- H9nlinqtoH d Western r. RIO. 80 A. n; SIS
?. No sunday trains.
Fa1Dss ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
Firm. ses York.--i.s5, A. Nj 1884, lib, 40, r
u. Sundays, 1.53, A. N.
FINN PhiLadslp6f -I2.42, LIS, $50, A. Nj; 1890
T.; i2hs, lib, Acc, 5.l5, es5 100, sis, HOO p
sundays, 1912, i.53 1905, A II. ii.0O, P. NJ.
From Igrs Dspcft-s.04, A. NJ. No Sunday train
From Baltimore. = IN, 1925, A. NJ. 12.O5, 1870
c.sz, go, 2. u. sundays. In. A. NJ: 80, P. n
Firm Washington. - i21, A. NJ; 1901, 12.40, 5.s9
ar, T. ". Sundays, 1.2l, A. II. go, p. NJ
tr9na DsaaiedTe r. R.-lOi5, A. NJ; ? %. Csc, P
Il ~ sunday trains.
run sels castle-s.o1, l0.ls, 4. NJ; 500, 60
P. VI. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R-s.l0, a. NJ.
3.i2, %, p. NJ. 30 sunday trains
From Wilmington d Western X. R-7.65, \ ".
a.ia =. II. No sundsy trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoE 9nNner0s
l2to s.go, 1870, a. ~; i215 2s1 400, 5.la, 6.0
- 80 ll.so. p u. sundays 1910, $50 4. M 80
| n 80 r. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
9ifense applications.

NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN that hail apply In writing to the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace u Jaii Delivery 81
the STATE OF Delaware Ia snd for the County OF New
Csste, upon Monday, the 10th day OF November. A.
D. 1874 being the nrst day OF the next November
Term OF the said Court for license 10 Keep an Inn
OF Tavern at Dobbinsvile, sometimes called TasEer-
town in School District No 49, New Castle county.
Deawa e, and 10 sell intoxicating liquors in lees
quantities than enc quart. 10 be drunk on the pre-
misses, and the following freeholders recommend the
said application 10 Wit
A. c. Gray, J. c. ClCayer,
John Black, Giles Lambs0n
George Gray, L. NJ. Chase.
c. ID. Wegxenman. r. Leckler,
VIM. Holschumaker. j. NJ. Wise.
James Nilmot Howell j. Terry,
NJ. NJ Cleaver, William Herbert,
octi9-st JOHN W. GRAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

NMNISeIoS, DEL. Oct. H.
4-' markets this morning were a. iull as us
u4l'woha plentiful supply and prices unchanged.
The following are the ruling prices
Maqts Beef steak 220 e. per pound ryasts
I5q &c Il $685. log ljc clipped, 99G35c NUT
ton, l-@I'c chops, l5@20c veal l2G l5c
elt.ete, 1920 pork,s l6ql5c; bologna, l4@
lse ham, l5@z0c sliced 2503Oc shoulder Il
q l5c hitch l2@l5c lard, lsc. Sausage, Ice
ocrapple l0@l2c
Fruit apples, 5@lOo per half peck pears
LOG l1ci dried apples l2@ l5c per pound drieC
peaches ia l5e per pound grapes Ga iOc pei
quart pluIn- ljMZ0c per quart crab apples
log Sje per half peck. Chicken graper Zoe pei
quart.
geJ.ales. Potatoes l5@25 per half peck,
string beam. lz@l5ci lima beans, l0c. per quart
onions 2jc per halt peck cabbage, 4@l0e PEI
mead beete ia l1c per bunch cucumbers LA
loi per do1au ppmkms 5M2Oc apiece toma
toes. l0@ l5c per half peek egg plants az
apiece green Peppers l0c per doz.
NJ cell4'e7ps. - Butter SOC per pound egg
Soc per dozen chickens alive 81 GOA Il. q
per pari dsetsed ia zoe per pound corn l2a 2O
per dozen honey Csc per pound rmearcase o
per bowl fallow Zoe per pound corn meal, 9
/ perponsd orts Coo per buAhel corn ears 80
/ per Dl-hel chestnuts 25c per quart
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

hcuIlS1 Of TIE ARCTIC ICE COMPANY . NEw RES.
Ehroin-PRooREes OF THE WORK
The work upon the new reservoir Of the Arctic
Ice Company on the Christiana, just above srd
street bridge. IL progressing az fast as the teams
which are able to work in such limited space
wall allow The first soil il NOW being removed.
and the banks bnt.
The Reservoir Is to be three hundred and iiTty
feet vide aud nearly fourteen hundred feet IN
lnng'li, and will be Used an an ice pond from
winch 70 supply the company with ice and also
ar skating rink. 1t Ia further in consideration
70 plant it IN cranberry bushes, thus making use
Of j. ia warm weather as well an in winter
The wharf, which Will be built immediately, IL
q be- two hundred feet in extent along Inc
Chnsiaia, and at the end towards I'd street
bridge is to be built the store house, one hun.
bred and Aity by fifty feet and thirty-two feet
high. The entire establishment will be com
pleted by the last Of December and ready for oc.
cupency. One portion Of the store house will be
used III which to pack eastern ice, and the other
| which Will face towards the pond, will be filed
with ice from the reservoir
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

NOTICE., JOHN w GRAY, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall apply In writing
TO the tourt Of General sessions OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware, in and Tor
the County Of New Castle, on Monday, the 10Th day
OF November, A. D. isI4. being the 1rst day 81 the
November Term, for ncense 70 keep an Inn or
Tavern known IS the Jefferson House, situ3ted in
school District No. 70, New Cast County, on the
eastern corner Of Delaware and Water streets, In
the town OF New Castle county aud STATE aforesaid
and 10 sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart. to be drunk on the premises. The
following named substantial freehold ers recommend
The same.
A. { Gray, :. c. Cleaver,
John j. Black, Giles Lambson
George Gray, L. ~. Chase,
&. b. Weggenman, +. Leckler,
VIM. Holschumaker. j. NJ. Wise,
James WilmOt Howell ]. Terry,
NJ. NJ Cleayer, William Herbert.
octis 81 JOHN W. GRAY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
for Sale.

nor sALE-A TIL REE-STORY BRICK
IL house, No. 40s West sih St. Apply to
oetis-u W. II. GRhGG, on The premises.
A T PRIVATE SALE.
A hne new residence. No. ell Washington street.
containing sixteen rooms, with all modern improve
M nts, built OF the Y ~ best material. Lot near
50xl5J, house 50 feet front by So feet dep ba /,
l5x34 feet doe yard front and back side yards. VIII
he sold cheap and on easy terms. Inquire on the
premises.
A three story s-roomei house, No 5l2 West Ninth
street 4 two story house on Jack.on street, near
Maryland avenue, six rooms, also, several building
lots.
ALSO,
A ins fam aud country residence. containing 81 X
acres OF the yery best Brandywlne land, situated
seven mills from Market street, on the BENNETT
Pike handsome i3-roo,1ed house, porch front and
de. I'M. sha &c tree, fruits in abundance OF all
kinds. arge barn s9x60, shielded and well stabbed
for horses and cows, carriage house. spring house,
etc. Building feLce- and laud in best order.
ALSO,
Three farms. SIX miles below Middletown, Del, con-
talning property-is5 u.s. 200 acres with good farm
bui dings; good waier and kind neighbOrs. Best
quality OF land and fruits. etc.
ALSO,
good farm situated in the centre part OF West Viz
81 ia. within two miles OF Cairo, station on through
railroad, good buildings. excellent land, good mar
ket Tor produce close TO tue Cumberland Mountain
where game Is in abundance, deer, turkey, ect.
All OF these properties will be sold cheap and OF
easy terms. some Of them at sacrifice. For partic
uars inquire OF P CHANDLER,
No sli Washington ST., Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

Mp. 4 DEL r. r. CHAsoE.-Beginnin on
Monday next, the hours OF departure Of tile
tram north on the Nd. Il Del. r. Il. will be
changed The cars will then leave Easton at 0
O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Clayton at II As A. NJ.
where passengers will await the arrival Of the
afternoon train on the Delaware Il. r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

DiAIoND ENAMEL OIL FlNIsH.-Tlis il the
name Of an article manufactured and sold only
in this city By Col 3. Heisler, at I'd 4 French
streets. Col. Helsler engaged IN the business
last -pnng and already has found market for
bis goods ia nearly every State in the Union. No
one else possesses the secret Except the inyen-
tory and II aeoms likely that the Diamond Enam-
81 Oh Finish viii supply great want, and come
into genera! use. This inish ia used by several
lhs pIoprietors OF which recommend it yery
highly. We wish the Col success in the enter
prise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

"SHopDY. Rev. l.. P. Mercer, whom many Of
our citizens will recoeet as a splendid eocution-
airy reader, will lecture In Chester, this evening"
on the subject OF ''shoddy." Mr.. Mercer, after
leaving this city some years ago, become an en-
inent minister OF the gospel. He is married TO
lady from Kenneit Square, and resides in De-
tr0it Michigan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Qyitu Ordinances.

AN ORDINANCE
WIDENING THE FooTwAYs ON FRENCH ST.
Be- II ordainsf BY The city Council II Wilmington.
SECTION hat the footways on each side OF
French street, from the north side OF Front 81.
10 the south side OF Sixteenth Street, be w1dened
one foot and that the admeasuremfnt Of the ground
for this increased width be taken parallel with the
curb stone.
Passed al the City Hall, Oct. 9, 1873.
JOSHUA MARS,
President Of City Council
Attest-wy. S. HAYES. CLERK. octis-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

LECTURE COURSE AT DELAWARE CoLLKoE. ~
The winter course Of lectures for Delaware Col
lege Newark, has been arranged and is as fol.
lows October 18th, Rev. John G. Morris, d.
D., L. L. D., Of Baltimore, "Wonders Of the
Bee Hive = October 23d, ". II. VAIL PHI. D.,
" Ros,Es Of pSads,1;, o r1oi
November Goth. Col. A. II. Gnmshaw, Whining
ton, Comparative Anatomy = December Attn.
Prof. John Wise. Philadelphia, Aeronautics.
The price for tickets for the whole course has
been fixed at 81,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

CHuRcH SuPpER.-The Scott NJ. L. church,
corner Of 18th and Spruce streets, proposes hav-
are already making arrangements to that end.
No doubt many that partook with them of the
supper last Thanksgiving, will be pleased to learn
that another like opportunity will be offered.
Further notice will appear hereafter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Cost and found.

L OST-1N GOING FROM NINTH AND
IL washington 10 Eighth aud Wonaston streets, an
envelope addressed to Prof j. X. Taylor, containing
scnool OIL sndfis-b0. A suitable reward will be
paid % any one leaving II with Prof TAYLOR, 81 his
Acsdemy, or al
ocIl+it. 81 WASHINGTON STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
1ntifes.

NOTICE FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices 10 secure Insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in al
paaes apr4-u COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NOTICE-THE DRAWING School,
az the Delaware Institute OF Mechanic Arts.
Will open Thursday evening. oct Der 10Th, at ~
O'Clock. octls-9t."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

PiASo's CHEAP. -Robelen Il Bro. have OH hand
an immense stock OF Pianos and Organs which
they will sell at almost any price for cash or on
Instruments, at their warerooms, 10 Market,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


- zE5IsrERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oxFIcE
ASA NJ. a. ALP. NJ, se1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

DISCONTINUED. The Sunday train Oh the Viii
mington d Western r. +. has been discontinued
having made its last trip on Sunday last
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

~ We direct the Gheatioa oi our readers 10 the
uIst-class establishments OF Mr.. W. r. Bowman the
grocer, 6li King and second and King st- Nj B
reputation for goods Of the best quality and low
prices is unexceled 10 town. In fine teas ne stands
preeminen while everything else Ia his line eau be
found there, always OF the best and al the lowest
cost prices Mr.. Be Success can bat encourage
othprs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Boarding.

RoARDING FOX GENTLEMEN AT
II sl2 KING IT. octs-tf
II . A RDIN &c WITH DESIRABLE
u rooms a. jys-u s0i WEST ST.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with board, at
sprsl-sm - SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
II OF iEo single gentlemen, in private family At
apr1l-u 10 JEFFERSON STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

sE-Ths Btr-rO01a Remedy IN al almen l. l,uA
bitters, surcharged Win FUae on a dead element
rendered more &C IS. by the pa gems astrugent.
with which 1t Is combined. II our stomach IS veal
late them with VINEGAR BIITgRs a purely Vegeia.
BILE Alternative and Aperen', free from alcohol all
capable OF lninsing new vitality INTO y0uf exhaust
ed system. .ra.t-fiv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

U-DIAMOND JERELRY a Specially Ainari-
can and imported watches - Earat, solid gold rings
ladies and gents solid gold chains Jewelry 10 every
variety also clocks at prices 10 suit The times at D.
W. BaIy's old established stand, 40. 52l Msrke' -
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Bfmppal.
China aud GLASSWARE.

ECONTINUETO SELL FOR CASH.
w Best lTon-stone China Tea sets, ~ peces,Si o.
Best iron-stole China Chamber sets 10 pieces, 3 50
Best ifon-stone China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces. IA u
Best white French China Dinner Plates, doz -. o.
Best gilt French China Tea Sets, ~ pieces. 90
Best glt French Dinner and Tea SETS 100 pie 65 no
Fine Lava Cuspaa res. each. .................. IS
Fancy Goods, ornaments, Vases, Cologne Sets,
Figures &C., at very low prices.
sept9-3m MARXSEN h WfTTE,
Masonic Hall, 5is Chestnut ST. Philada. Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

"DaKKA's CARD ETIQUETTE This Is the title
OF little gem of publication issued BY L. Dire
ks, Esq, the well-known Engrsver and Station
er, No. 1921 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. In
fact it IL reissue Of N. Drekas former teatise
upon this important subject. enlarged and i'm
proved for 1915. The varied and useful infor-
nation which the book (Which is distributed gra-
tuiously 10 Mr.. Dreks's customers) contains, ID
very happily suggested in the following motto
on the title page the demand for choice
stationery aud elegantly engraved cards lie an
unerring indication Of the taste and refinement
OF a communitv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

y 5iaeksyel--Before you lay lu 5oaI supply, cal
At Bowman's, second and King and 5il King e.
inspect his assortment. lie makes Choice Me S d.
cialtV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
1874
1874

Irir0hIANI TO BUYEHS.-Tne .a!.s trade ne
enjoy 10 the abnve goods enables 70 0uy them 10
1rae quantities dlfect, from the importers, saving
Tho loboeIs profit. which we divide with yuI cas-
somers Ihls Is the secret 81 Our great success 40
our sale Of the last week
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

hELL1 ) D1eFEFhIA MIAILIs OK lLI.IK
OF LIFE
II Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach sll Heart
burn.
i will make you strong AMI give you new H..
IL will act upon your liver AMI tone up your ige--
Ton.
y IL pleasant 70 lake Ant perfectly harmless.
II Will do all that iOnc will do without nqqrs %
stimulate. 1t Is pot Wine Of Iron. Try %. 30ci0rs
prescribe II. Gu -Ry recommend it. TAOussnds
have been cured with II. suffer no longer sfnf
snd get circular. See what Il has done.
For sale By smith Painter, &. BrlnenuFst Cl.,
K. MeInaI. Jr, and Druggists generally. apr2-Iitn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

81 Boys Bo3ts and Shoes, also Nsses AMI Chill
drens Shoes 10 great variety and at extraordinary
low prices, at Prettymans, i2l Market Street, thiri
door below Second. Octs-sm-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
2artuer5hip Aetiffs.

NOTICE - THE CO-PARTNERSHIP
heretofore exis..-g BET EeeE the undersigned,
under the nrn name OF A. Biltta Co., is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, by the withdrawal OF
August Bickta. The business will be continued by
Inward >. McManus, James Clark, James Murphy,
Francis Bickra and Joseph si0ecgle under ne 1rin
name Of Bckta & Co
a. BICKTA
IAMES CLARK.
E. J.stCMANUS,
iAMkS MURPHY.
JOSEPH STOECkLE,
sepli-im FRANCIS BICKTA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

SILK POPl.lSs slU0
DIAGONAL VEGOGSEsiuy
dag NAL ALPINEs xioD
DiAeOrAL 5 rRGEs 6lZ, NOhIH h
lLF4Ns MEBI NOs &c . 9 slOJ
LCPIN'a CAsHM- Rt ,5c. Iusigt
ENGLISH al EMS slHc MOkrH sl#a.
SILK EPAN1ALl - sl5.c. WOGTusi
~ I'LL D DEBE 'Es 10
IMPRESS FOPLI,ts 9 10 ..+.
tlthNt II lWlLLED ALPISEs 20
HEAVY CORDED PuPLINs s5e
CORDED MOHAIks5c.
BLACK AND WHITE PLaIDs 10
BL OK AID WHITE PLAIDs ave
ALL WOOL fLAlD7 FROM 90. rs 'stUi
Aad many other popular 60 Is from u 10 50. na.t
rsaaosd az Of our tycoon Reps Tor wrapper o
20 The best goods and caOlcest SIS \ fne nan.
ket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

DARK BROWN SILKS
LIGHT BRONN silks
DIRE Blu 70 SILKS
ELEP1AS 4 co OEED slK1.
DARK S1EEL SILKS
LIGHT fiNE silks.
LIGHT I'll i SILKS
SILKS, slLKs, SIZES, M DARE al Uas,
SHADES.
kncouTaqed b. the great success ws nav. met
With WITH In the gale 0i our Black Suks we have
purchased from he In 81 six House 10 New tx
dy nne Of the dark autumn shs les 90 Fashionable
this season
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

sz-Largs Fan and Winter stock Of Boots ard
shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store 49,
Market Street, Third door below Second
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

gz- Ronsns LGes 81 e. from $50 up and $50
mems button shoes from s2.;o. at PRETTY man 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

So BOOT. and shoes at prices 10 suit the times, a.
Prettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

E1-hens Winter Bos.s from i2.75 up, aui Mea !
Calf Bools from 1850 up, at Pretty mans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

BLACK GOODS.
o.
IulBET CLOTHS s2oj
FRENCH DIAGONALs {f5
hENhlELtA CLyIHs si6i $40 iANDs.t.
BEAU IIFUL ALrlN~ ) Il 90
BEAuIlFUL Sc ICES s Hc
slLE OPLINS FROM 81 % 10 -
MEh1NOs AND CASHMtKEs,
pRAP DE L AND TAMIsEs
BOMB IINES AND bIARhIIZ
AUslR LIAM GRAPES AND rOiI[.;y
CO. lhpALD'S ENGLI5h GRAPES
COURT LID GRAPE NEII.s
ALPACAS AND MoHAIRs ALWAYS o.. u.ety
We are Offering case OIL Huck Algaeas ~ o.
worm o2hc., positive bargain. We are also ousf.
Jug some decided bargains ia Cassimeres Wafer
prooJs, shawls, Merno Underwear BamoiaI rus
and hosiery, together win very attractive s.eG
OF fancy goods
NOVELTIES IN FALL AND WiNrr cos
TUNE,
COMPRISING EMBROIDERED pOLoNAlsE,
QUILTED SATIN SKIRTS. BEADED AND EM
BRolDERED JACKETS.
The Autumn shaaes OF the popular
''qAEFoussE cos" KID GLOVES,
NOW on EXHIBITION
ONLY ONE PRICE, sepaa
W, NJ. kENNARD Il CO.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
Aew CIVILIZATIONS.
MUSIC BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.
AMERICAN
SCHOOL MUSIC READERS


In Books. BY L. o. Emerson and ~ $. Tilden
In Book !, which Is for PRIMARY SCHOOLS, we
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with abundant directions 10 teachers. AID 3 large
number OF sweet songs for The little to sing by
rots and by note. Price IS Cents.
In COX II, the course above indicated IS CON
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book Is Fitted for the US of the younger scholars in
grammar schools. Price 90 Cents.
IN BOOK III, part singing is introduced, and the
ear Is trained 10 harmonic singing. For higher
Glasses IN Grammar schools. Price &C Cents.
The music IN these charming and useful books was
selected AMI arranged by the p'acticed hand OF Mr.
J. o. Emerson, anu the theoretic psrt has veen well
tested by MI Iilden before placing in the Readers
For high Schools. nothing succeeds the above
Readers better than THE Hour OF SfNGING' lsl,l
already IN extensive use. II that has been used try
T. HolcE TRIOs,r $1,000 a collection OF the best
S-part mus c.
The new Singing School Book, "THR soSG Mon
ARCH, 10 ctslls attracting general attention as ene
OF the best Books ever made for singing schools.
The above books sent postpaid on receipt OF re.
tail price.
OLIVER DlTSON CO., CHAs. Il. DlrsoN \ CO
Boston. III Bdway New YORK
Oct14-M-SA2tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

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OF LIFE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14

ANTICIPATED SORROW TURNED TO JoY.-A few
days ago, as stated at the time, Edwin and Ben
jamin Hurst, Of this city,w telegraphed for to
come to Indianapolis, Indiana, to see their moth
er who had very severe attack Of sickness and
was not expected 10 live. Upon their arrival At
their mothers residence, they found her much
better, aud in day or two more 80 far recovered
that they prepared for their return home Before
they returned, however, 1t was determined that 8
wedding which had been arranged for some time
| In the future between q gentleman Of Indianap-
oils and Miss Laura Hirst, the youngest sister,
should be contaminated before the return Of the
two brothers. Arrangements were accordingly
made, and the anticipated sorrow OF the whole
two brothers returned to their home in Whining
ton again,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-14
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