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We also continue 10 sell

As will be seen by the above list, our stocK c M
prlses stIfeeH different grades ADD va -ieties, Of
wBeh we have large supply now on hand, and our
iacllltles Tor obtaining the same such that
nave ne hesitancy in asserting tnat we are able 20
compete fully with house this side of New York
SYRUPS.
Moiler's Diamond Drips, silver Drips, Amber
DIPS, Golden Syrup, &C., &C., &c.
MOLASSkS.
choice article Of genuine New Orleans, always
on hand, as also other lower grades-prices low.
FLOUR.
Welchs best Family, per sack-................s2 IS
golden hill Family, per ssck.......-.......--. 90
BURNT ~ us = sInlly --........st lowest rates.
Isaac Wenger's Family .....-............. ("
A. Ross Bay : Family .................
Prairie Bird Y am fly ............
Choicest Extra, per sack good Family -. .. 81 50
Snclcs hNtfs, per Is
oOOu AAu rs Pef se0h ::--- .....-.--..-... 2 W
SOAP.
Thirteen different varieties Of Laundry, and n fire
assortment OF choice Toilet SOAPS, at low rates
SUNDRIES.
Seediess bsisins....--- lbs for 81 90
SooiUS .. m lbs. Tor %
New Lantee Ourrant 10 lbs for o.
-. We give our special snd undivided atten-
ton TO the FAMILY TRADE, and make IL our
Snoie STUDY 70 furnish the very best Of everything
In the way Of Family Supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freightine are uu-
surpassed, and we guarantee to self low any
house this side 81 New York, also 70 give the ar
ticle-2uality and Qusntity-ss represented, or mo-
ney refunded.
ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS q CO., Grocers,
Masonic Temple, corner 9th and + streets,
feb1s-tr Opposite u. q. Patent once,
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TIE SINGER SEWING MAOHINE sales ofIs72
we're S2ls, $50. lI2-sgtf
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"TIRRD NATURES SWEET Il rs roRER, BALNY
SLEEP" But there are times when this RE
newer OF Strength" is denied US, times when
our minds and bodies have been so overworked
and are so worn out that we woo the drowsy
god in vain" The Peruvian Syrup lau Iron
Tonlc) renews our strength and makes our rest
sweet and refreshing.
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THE PLACE TO BUY BARGAINS.

9RHAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
GREAT INDUCTION IN DOMEerICe.
GREAT REDUCTION IN HOeIERY.
0RkAT INDUCTION III LINEN GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN CLOVIS.
BMOBY BAXTER,
1en1ru 1890 Penngylvania avenue.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs-Dorcas East
wood ct al. to A. j. Chapman, lots 8, 9, 10. IL,
Is, IA, and 10, square us, 1000; Daniel BOs-
ton TO Sarah Boston, lots A, b, and II, Parsons
subdivision square 725, 81; Henry Bradley, jr.,
to ferdinand Buse, part lot -, square $50,
S2i5 -; Ann G. Carroll ct al. to Sarah Parish,
part lot IA, square COL, 800; g. @. Casey ct al.
trustees, to Sylvia Meade, part lots and 9,
square 163, sl.400; Isaiah Thorpp, jr., to Jas.
Hennlng. lot ID, subdivision of square 1873, $3.50;
Samuel ID. Linn ct ux. to Joshua A. Richie,
lot 3, in the subdivision of White Haven made
by f. Carusi, trustee, 20, O0O VIM. I. Mcintyre
ct TX to Annie Harding, lot II, Turton's sub
division square $50, 81 200; Thos. Scrivener ct
ux TO Elz- A. Dodge, lot ID. square 125, g., 900;
VIM. +. Hoffman, trustee, to Elizabeth Hutch
ins, lot y, square 1856, IS 500; JOS n Barnes ct
al to Fitzhugn Coyle, lot IS, square 24S SO 500.
Mary NJ. McIntire TO John Gibson, part lot II ;,
square 1873, 8, 400; John Gibson ct NIX to Mary
NJ. Mcintyre, part lots 16 and II, square 178,
80; Moses Kelly ct uN to Loring Chappell, lot
l6, square 9l2, between G. ana and Sth and
9Th streets northeast, %, 900; Abner b. Kelly ct
ux to Loring Chappell, lots 25 and 26, square
$50. 50 500; MOrsell and Given, trustees, to Ed
Mund Sweeny, part lots and 8, subdivision of
square 56s, 1851; John j. johnson, trustee, to
John Van Riswick, lot II, square SIT, sl,2.5.
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TEE BOARD OF HEALTH at its meeting asst
evening received report from Mr. Langst On
from the committee on ordinances, who re-
ported progress on the subject of HOlmeai's
cemetery. He had had an Interview with the
Governor, who suggested that the cemetery be
condemned, no further blrials allowed thsrein
and the friends OF persons already inferred there
be requested TO remove them a. soon as possibIe
An ordinance on the subject will be PREPARED AT
an early day. A resolution was adopted declar-
ing nuisance injurious TO health, that portion
of the Center Market devoted 10 the sale of n an
BY reason of the insufficient provisions for drain
age into the sewer, causing denominations OF
hlthy and offensive water and debris from the
washing and cleansing of fish, and directing the
health officer 70 abate the same. The public
alley running north and south, in square No
4lS, between X and : and 9Th and Sth streets
northwest, and the public alley running north
and south, in square No. as, between tn and
eth and Il and Boundary streets northwest.
being in filthy condition, the health Off ,sr
was directed 10 aoate the nuisance referred 70.
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DRY GOODS.
- C II IL ACk Silks.

JUST OPENED,
Case 10 pieces High Luster Blacks Silks,
al Sl.25 per yard
! Case 40 pieceslRich Block eros Grain,
at 50 per yard.
The above goods are GREAT BARGAIN. Also
on hand, complete assortmen of
BoNHKTTs, BELLOWS, GUINEr's, MIL
LIONS, TR0UBIS,
and other celebrated makes, which we selling at
THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES.
w. M. SINISTER . BRO,
feb74 st 919 Pennsy " ania avenue.
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PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale at Wholesale By
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,ftf
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The NEW MASONIC HALL AT BRIGHrwooD-
Preparations for the Dedication CeremOnieS.-The
dedication of the new Masonic hall at the
fiourishing village Of Brightwood, ID. c., to
morrow night, is an event of considerable
interest among the brethren of the mystic tie.
projected little more than one year ago by a
few Masons residing there, and preparations
were made to commence the work at once,
which has eliminated in the completion of a
large and commodiOus brick and granite hall
located in the very heart of the village at cost
of about $4,000. On the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1872, the Brightwood Hall association was
with Messrs. b. ID. Carpenter, John II. Nc
Chesney, b. M. Barker, VIM. W. COwling and
h. Z. King as trustees. One hundred and sew
enty-tiye shares of stock, of 800 each were
Issued, and is now held mostly by Masons and
members of Stansbury Lodge, No. "a, F. A.
A. NJ, hOurishing organization, which was
chartered by the Grand Lodge early last
spring, and among its members are many of
the most enterprising business men of the
of Grand Master Charles F. Stansbury, who,
it is expected, will Ofiiciate at the dedication
ceremonies, assisted by prominent members OF
the order of this and other Masonic Jurisdictions
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies all will
repair TO the main hall, where extensive pre-
parations have been made for a ball in honor
OF the occasion. Considerable lsbor has been
expended to make this grand affair, the ladies'
of Brightwood and this city having Joined
occasion IN a suburban town will doubtless draw
together large assemblage.
1t is expected that there will be a lodge of
Odd Fellows and one of Knights of Phythias or
gaDzed in this village, and that they also will
occupy the hall.
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DEATH OF ONE OF TIE FOUNDERS OF Sr
johns SIsTERHOOD.-Sister Frances one of
the Sisterhood of ST. John, Episcopal died at
the "Home," on III street, between 18th ami
u stret Is, yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
after short illness. She was "a daughter OF the
late Geo. W. Bowie, of Prince Georges county
Maryland, and was one OF the founders of the
order OF St Johns (EpiscopaD SisterhOof, to
the success of which or ganizstion she de voted
all her time and energies Kind to the Door
and comforter Of the afflicted, her charities
VIII not be more missed by the needy than her
genial qualities and eOmpanionship by her re-
Hgious associates and cO-wOrkers. Her funeral
will take place az Il N. to- morrow, from ST
Johns church, corner of 10th and Ii Streets
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THAT CORNs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
Vascular EXcrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriOrate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much or a
truetsm as that the establishment OF DR.. White,
No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. =. Treasury
Whose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
most intelligent and considerste people, in or
der to avoid, or il ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured OF those most troublesome an
nOyances,
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The New County Movement I'm Nary.
land.

Yesterday delegations from Prince Georges,
Howard, and Anne Arundel counties, Nd,
met in convention at Annapolis for the purpose
OF making definite arrangements respecting the
organization of a new county In that state,
adjacent to this District, to consist Of portions
OF those counties and of Montgomery county.
Col. Wheeler, of Laurel. presided, with Mr.. b.
+. Guy, secretary. The memorial proposed by
the convention at Laurel WAS considered, and It
was resolved that a committee of seven should
be appointed to define the proper boundaries Of
the proposed new county and to prepare and
submit to the legislature . memorial and bill
for the organization, and TO advocate the pas
sage of the bill at the present session of the
legislature. Messrs. X. X. Elliott, Luther ID:
Jones, j. p. Edmonston, Newton Crawford
and Amos Reed, of Prince Georges; Thos ID
Bond, of Howard, and NJ. Bannon, of Anne
Arundel county were appointed the committee
The committee amended the memorial pre-
pared by the Laurel convention, oy striking
out Laurel a. the name of the new county, and
the village of Laurel as the county ssat. and
providing for the appointment by the Governor
OF q commission of nine persons from the terri
tory included within the proposed limits, to
designate the name of the county and the loca-
ton of the county seat. With these amend
ments. and also with slight amendment re-
spectng the boundary lines, the memorial was
adopted by the convention, and a sub-commit-
tee, composed of Messrs. Elliot, Jones, and
Bond, was appointed 70 prepare the memorial
as amended and a proper bill to be presented to
the Legislature at an early day. After which
the convention adjourned
Inc boundaries Of the proposed county are "a
fellows: Commencing at the east corner of the
District of Columbia 10 Belmears bridge on the
fatuxent river, In a straight line; then north
through Anne Arundel to Switzer's bridge over
the Patapsco; thence south with the Washing
ton branch Of the b. & o. u. II. to Hanover
switch; thence westwardly to SimpsOngille,
Howard county; thence with the county road,
by way OF Lime Kiln Bottom to Browns bridge
over the Big PstuXent to Montgomery county;
thence with the county road 20 its intersection
with the Sandy Spring road; thence with the
latter road TO COlesyilie road; thence by said
road to the north corner of the District of Co.
lumbia; thence along the District line to the
place of beginning. This will make it necessary
to add a part of Baltimore county to Howard
i'm order to leave Howard the requisite extent
of territory and populations; and then the new
county will contain the requisite number of
square miles (iO0,) and population, 10000
whites.)
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WILCOX a GIBBS SEWING MACHINE TIE
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohss.
Bsun's hoOpskirt and corset factory, !th street,
IntelhSascer building. Io,2s
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Bsroneuers are repaired
and made TO order by Henpler ne ar ~ sf-ast
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WAsHINGTOH INSIDE AMI OUTSIDE,
" HT GRO. ALFRED Town IND.
sTOCkhhH son, ~. Ninth sra EEr,
6hhEhAL AGENTS FOR AL sur SCRI 2.
IIDA BOOhS, STA TIONERY CRhOMO,
PtCTCRE FRAMES, BOOE SIN DING, re
&c, fe. ncv7l-ir
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WE have BEEN DYEING FOB THIS CON-
w munity and vicinity for the last
F0RTY-THREE YEARS,
and we are still willing add hope TO be as well pre-
past. Thankful for pat fayors, we appea al 10 our
friends and the community to show their 40 orecia
ton by sending their work to
VIII WHEArLEYlS
Premium Steam Dye Werks, where all Kinds of
securing and Dyeing is done promptly and In the
40 JEFFERSON STREET
kpIO-u Georgetown, ID. O.
FOR SALE HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET, GEORGE
IOWN,D @.
-Four lots, "a BY Ito, running back to q ten foot
Alley being the lots upon which the Presbyterian
Church formerly stood, on the main business street
Of the town. Terms essy. Apply to-
JAMES GODDARD, NO. Bridge street,
n V. BUCKLEY, lie Bridge street,
l., MOORE, No. 13s Bridge street,
Jan22-eotf Committee.
CHAs. b. CRAGIH, N. D., has RfSOMED
~ the practice Of medicine, aad offers his profess
sion al services his friends the public Office
and residence ! "a Dunbarton street. jsnSl-lms
~ ELEGAsT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLUES,
sug7S-ly - High street. Georgetown, y. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
THE UNIFORMS OF THE CREWS

We're: Undne white shirts, with the letter
'sU' upon the bosom, and pants, blue stockings,
blue handkerchief about their heads with
the letter "U" in white upon the forehead.
The Pioneers wore white shirts with the letter
up" upon the bosom in blue, blue pants, red
stockings and white and red handkerchie fs bound
about their heads. The Bachelors wore entire
suits Of white, with the letter "B" in blue upon
the back of their shirts, and white and blue
striped stockings.
THE DIMENSIONS CT THE BOATS
Were Barges-Falcon, AZ feet long, 48 inches
in beam, 38 inches at the water line Thistle, "A
feet long, AZ inches in beam and 38 inches at
the water line. Gigs-Iddlid, 43 feet inches
long, 21 inches in beam, and 10 inches at the
water line White Cop, "A feet long, "a inches
in beam, 10 inches at water line Hornet, SO feet
inches long, "a inches in beam % inches at
the water line. The Iddli1 was originally built
for single shell, but was altered to gig by the
Malta club, Of SchuylkiD Navy, we believe, from
which club it was bought by the Bachelor club.
The oars varied in length from IL to IA feet,an
were Of the spoon regulation pattern.
ANOTHER REGATTA IN THE FALL.
We are authorized to announce that there will
be a Fall regatta about the last Saturday in Sep
tember, which which will be participated in by
the three clubs.
THE BACHELORS VICTORY.
An officer high in the navy in writing us OF
other things, pauses to pay this compliment to
the Bachelors
'The Bachelors especially deserve much praise
and we are happy to acknowledge them as one
of the most active and promising members OF
the Navy, and to encourage them to sustain the
fair reputation 80 nicely won"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
Aew Advertiseme ents, To-day.

sore-house and dwelling for rent-W T vangese
Scarf pin ost-Thomas Garrett
Grand Parade al Mlddletown
Rebecca tobaeco-Cuban Cigar store, Brevities
HardwAre-Truman shaw
Funeral notice
F a her beds renovated-L Adair, Brevites
Kid goves-M Lichtenstein, Brevities
Dress goods-W N ennard Il Co, Brevites
Library furnilure-Ente prise Co, Brevities
Grover a baker Sewing Machine, Breyities
Partaga cigars-singles Son, breyitles
Straw hats-tubell Brevities
Soda Water-Gallngher, rrevities
Summer uts-BuxbauD, Brevlties
Cheapest coals--Cray en- a Armstrong, Brevities
Summer tockings-C = Morgan, Brevities
Teas and cOfees-Houston Il Prizer BrevIties
Lime-L NJ Pawling
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
Local BrevItIes.


This, July goth.
Fulmer shis evening.
Where is the street sprinkler?
J he Chrisiiana navy prefer Dubell hats.
A wod to the wse-Buy Grover Il Baker.
Delaware state Directory costs ss for sale at
this office.
The man with the performing monkeys was in
town saturday.
We wonder how many n. wspapcrs Mr.. Butler has
sold IN MS time
Bayne is now making thin garments for summer,
at moderate prices.
Adair r,novates old feather beds by steam process
at Fourth and KING.
Judges OF cigars have preference for Singles 4
sons make OIL cigars.
Look at the Enterprise Cos library fu-niture-very
tasteful and home Ii ade.
Busin ~ men wanting quick Jobs of printing, call
at the COMMERCIAL Oiilce.
Gallagher's Soda Water was well palronized on
Saturday. TIL leOpe like 1t.
Houston Prizer's teas are the best in the city
for the money asked for lhem.
80 doz gool quality xii gloves worth 81 80 pair
selling at 81 90, at LichtensIens.
Ladies' can save in wear of carpets at Ferry's, all
II costs to have their carpets shaken.
Crav, Armstrong sch very nice coal for cook
ing purposes 22iO pounds to the ton.
W. NJ. Kennard a Co, are closing out their stock
OF Spring and summer Dress Goods at very low
| prices.
Tie warm weather does not deter people from
purchasing their garments of Buxbaum, at Third
| and Market.
Nursery catalogues printed carefully and cheaply
at the COMMERCIAL steam Printing Rooms, Fifth
and Market treets.
File Murpheys coal has always given satisfac-
I on. This irm nave taken the well known yards OF
| Almond Il Bro, Ninth Ward.
Men troubled with tender feet can ind ree' by
| getting some OF those fine summer stockings OF
| Morgan, at 62l Market street.
Please remember that yOu can buS Lorlard'.
| RebecCa Tobacco for ~ cents q plug, thel ubal
| igar Store, Fourth and Shipley
We have heard 1t said y trustworthy persons
that the new school building is better built than any
IN TIE ty. Nell done for j. X. ID. Seeds.
The wa'nut furniture offered for sale by the Fnter
prise Co Is real walnut manufactured 10y that Co.
not pine covered with veneering. 2.0 Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20

.S-H woud be di@cuh to estimate the enorm us
amount of happiness The pleasant and afIable Charles
kVle dispenses In the course OF a summer tn the
public on the corner of second ana Market street
Charles Is nearly always there, in good humOr
win MS oranges, bananas, peanuts, and especially
ul7 elegant ice cream. that the people like 81 we'll
and there everybody goes or ought TO, o, Il warm
day to refresh himself herself. Chariey is one of
Me best natured men Ia town, and his ice cream Is
famous all over the world. At this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and deserted. jy1s-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
City 8usinsss Airsftpra

AUCTIONEERs.
l. W. stidham A Son, Ill E. sth street
Joseph Il. Miller, 9Th and King streets
BANKERS Il BROKERS',
r. Il. Robinson a Co., 100 Market street
BARBERs & HAIR DREssERs.
4. AAhenbach, 30 Market street
BELL RINGERS IL BILL POSTERS
Geo W. jackson, 6 W. 9th street.
Howard o. Moore No. 8, E. Third street.
BOOT& SHOE Makers, and DEALER.
VIM. Boldly. ". 1lh street
O. r. Ewing, % and shipley stroets.
Habcook Bro, 25 A 9s Market street
john S, Moreand, ath and Poplar stFeeis
Charles tShaf Rabinort, $40 Markets trest
CARPENTERs AND BUu.nFRA.
D. O. IIaddock, shop Thorne bel Front Res luIg w..
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMsinyille, IA Market street
Geo. A. Davis, tD2 Shpey street.
VIM. IL. Robinson, llsS w. 4th street
CLOCKS, WATCHES. Il JEwRIsus
o. l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market streets
J. 'al'SI q. Massey, asSi'ii e 'f e. 9TH Street rect"
COACH a. CARRIAGE MATERIAL
wta. Green a Co., g. &C. COR. 80 and shipey street.
DRUGGISTS.
H. II. Bringhurst, 3i7 Market street
OVERS Il sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jenney, 2i0 King street
FLORISTS.
Tatnall Co., Delaware Avenue and ,Ieiforuau STIR.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas f. Plumlnor. b02 Market street.
Woulley a Van Trump, blO Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James NJ Watson 4 Son, 4ai Market street
Ohas S. Morgan, Sal Market street.
| John r. Doughien, 4lU Market Btroet.
HATS. CARS. &c.
Muklll wal59Veq, 42a MARKET aitcOi
William p Webb 9Di Market atraet
HARDWARE.
W. II. Biliany, s1t Market stree.
Il. i. Mcintyre, Si9 Market street
IRON 81 STEEL.
WIN. Green A Co., 4. E. cor. 80 and shipIl, str e.,
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above ID stree;
LOOxING-tiLAssES s. FitAWt,
Elwood Doane, 10 W. sth street.
u, MeMonagle, I'd and King streeis
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo Gouert, 10 L. Fourth stroot
Cyrus Stern. Ill Market street.
Geo. II. Aaht No. II. 50 street. (Soe adv.
John II MnhlhauHen, 4lb King street
samuel Miller, Jr., 100 Market street
PAPER UANGINGs, SHADES, &c
John r. Holt, Sd and Market streets
a. Is. Jones, 6ls Market street
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTER-
W. h. Gillespie. si6 W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Esans Pennington, Almonds Bdg, sth Al Wal.
j., j. H. f. FrSaor' H 81 and Shipey str strests' ssD'"
WIN. Reynolds 90, So Market street
| W. II. Gilmore No Wost 9Th street.
Samuel W. McCaulley, 7O5 Market street, Sac adv
Wm. McCaulley 90, I'm Market street.
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD HOO
joseph fullmer, 5oi and 5Os Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
d. rover Baker 5. NJ. Co., b07 King street
New American Sewing Machine, Ills Market street
STOVES. HEATERS. TINNTARR. 30.
James A. Anderson, slO E 9Th street
COFFEE Hnd TEA Dealers.
! Union Pacific Tea Company, 5la Market street
UNDERTAk ERa.
!, 1hoa j. Giles 29i Shipley street.
: H. $. Young, s3 Market streBt.-(Soa sdsi
UruOLSTEltEkS.
Nenry IRWIN. 6b Washington Stree
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
Clayton House.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
Julius Levy j. Hartford, Conn.
w I Croasdale, Wilmington.
$ A Holden, Phila-
W ] Bingham, Phila.
A W Graham,
II Hutchinson,
p j Hof1leger,
j @ Cullen,
E II Hurley,
@ T. Duffee, L"
W s Glendenning, Phila.
Max Schmidt "
W II Kern,
FL Shipper
G Stoddard, Rochester, NY
John X Wallace, Phila
Charles II. Stevens, Bridgeport, Conn
r w Jennings, Phila
Miss G L Collett, Phila
w Kribs, BALTIC
@ + Eastman, Binghamton
A N Keithler, Philadelphia
J NJ @ Rodney, N Y
G W Poulson, Delaware
L M Larkin, Chester, Pa
DIR G W Hepburn, Phila
M E Hepburn, Illinois
b Bowen, Phila
L Sickles, Kennett Square, Pa
II Freeman, Boston, Mass.
A Sheidt, Phila.
Thos NJ Grant. Brooklyn, N Y.
David Stuart L VT Il daughter, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
aNanted.

NTANTED. = SLUBBER TENDER
Apply to 1y1e-8t JAS RIDDLE, sON co
WTANTED-ON OR BEFORE SEPT
w I, medium sized house with modern conve-
niences central location. Rent not 70 exceed $500.
jy1+0ts Apply at THIS OFFlCE.
w A N T E D.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who is a good cook. Catholic preferred.
apply at ue26-tl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20

az The " Gentleman IN Black who is the tutelar
demon dra shops ass lnes his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress OF Vinegar Bilt.rs Is re-
porte " d 'wn below" The PeO lie es ege able
Tonic is playing the mischief with his htters fred
with rum. All diseases VIII ch those demonlc nos
truns aggravate unde pr-tense OF re evinS, such
as Indigestion, sick headache, constipation, rhenma-
tlsm, gout and intermittent fevers are cured by IT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
W-LoOKI L0OKI LOoRI


KELLYS DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
II will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
ton.
It Is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that u ionic Will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron. Try it. noctors
prescribe 1t. CI- 'gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with II. suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what it has done.
For sale by smith Painter, E. Bringhurst & Co.
K. McInall Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-11m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.
The Christiana Navy Regatta.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL ofF1cE.
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