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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AND ITS DUTIES
To the Editor OF The Commercial
However pure and unbiased may have beer
the motive of the Chairman of the State Central
Committee in calling the State Convention at sc
early dateit will be useless to attempt to concea
the fact that there is a suspicion Of "Ring manip-
ulation" in the minds of the masses of our par.
ty, and it remains for further developments to
show that this suspicion is ungrounded and to
reunite the party, by selecting candidates of such
character and of such abilities as shall COM
mand the respect, If not the support,
of every voter in the State. Our partial
triumph in the last election was not the result
of the personal strength of those elected, but
through the personal unpopularity of the candl-
dates of the opposition though the morals OF
our party will be better IN the coming contest
we shall have to fight the enemy under different
circumstances, for even the Bourbons have
learned lesson and with all their party cohe-
siveness, will not again attempt to force unpop-
ular candidates on their party. Had not we, q
party of Independent thinkers, whose aversion if
Rings better profit by their example?
There is growing disposition in the ranks OF
the working people of Delaware. socially and
politically, that will no longer follow, blindy
leaders put forward by Committees or Conven-
tons, that scorn to consult their wishes but
Will say to us, if you expect our support give us
ter men that a christian community can support
without debauching their conscience, and making
public bid for immortality men whose sympa-
thies are with the spirit of the times
There is another feature that must be recog
nized in the coming campaign spirit of en-
terprise that fosters and maintains internal i'm
proyement promotes public education, unitei
working men for mutual benefit, puts men tC
thnking where they never thought before
plants flowers around the cottage and decoratei
its walls with pictures and he who has no
come up from or gone down amongst the Peopl,
has failed to catch the inspiration and will prove
mere machine in the great work to be done by
the Republican Party.
The question of Republican supremacy il
Delaware is yet to be decided, and not by Dem
ocratcs msmanagement, as it was in the las
campaign, but by solid, sturdy blows admins
tered persistently by body whose every elemen
of strength is brought into harmonious
action. The man who looks for permanent sue
cess in any other direction than by fair, square
and honest working, will be disappointed.
party coming into power by other means than
this will find its members 80 corrupted, its prin
ciples SO vitiated, that it cannot stand the test
Let US ask of you, gentlemen who are to con
stitute the future State Convention. that vol
keep these facts in view, and labor 10 unite eu
cry element OF strength within our Party for th
next campaign. REPUBLICAN.
SMYRNA. july 18th,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGroS, DEL, July ~.
The markets as usual during the berry sea-
son were very full this morning King street
being crowded from second to Eighth streets.
prices are unchanged with meats, fish and yege-
tables, but berries are lower and butter trihe
higher. The following is a synopsis of the prices
obtained
Meats, Beef steakr, 1SG25c roasts, ls@2Oc
stews. l0dl2c; corned, sal lamb 20025c
mutton, 12@l5c; veal 15M20c calfs liver.
zoe beef liver, l0c ham, Ii; ; sliced. 25c
shoulders, 12@l4c; ditch, he tallow, l0c
Clipped beef, 30c 4; bologna sausage, lGc lard,
14m15c.
Fruit. Apples, 1's@2Oc per half peck oranges
300 SOC per dozen lemons, 30m40c per dozen
cherries, l0M15c per quart gooseberies, Sc
curlants, 1Oc pine apples, 800 lac apiece dried
apples, l2a lic per quart raspberries, 10G15C
per box black raspberries, l0M12c backber.
ries, odl5c whortleberries, l2c.
Ftsh-Halibut, 15c per pound blue, 10c blacl
l5c trout, l4c sturgeon Sc eels, l6 lobster
15c per pound sheepheads, l2Gl5c: catfish
l2c bass l2c porgier, l0c; mackcrel. l5M2Oc
Vegetables. -Potatoes, 20M25 per half peck
cabbage collie per head 3; peas, 156lsc per hall
peck salad 5Gl2c per head; radishes. 4c PEI
bunch cucumbers. 120l5c per dozen toma
toes 15c per quart onions, 25c per half peck
asparagus, 15c per bunch onions Be per bunch
rope onions 15GlS string beans, f2m15c pei
half peck squaAhes, 3CnSc apiece.
MscetdneOus. Spring Chickens 7561. % Del
pair butter 2sG3Oc per pound eggs SOC pei
dozen, cheese, l5c per pound honey, 25c
corn, 95c per bushel oats Zoe corn meal. 2c ne
potnd smearcase, &c per bowl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
The Eastern shore.
soMERsET couNTY.


In one instance the wheat Weld has reached l9
bushels for one of seeding, but the average is
far below ten.
The Cohn Bros's boiler in their flour mills at
Princess Anne, split, the other day, but no dam
age was done, except to the boiler. A new one
will take its place.
Mr.. Elijah s. Ward has taken out letters of
administration on the estate of George W. Hall,
deceased.
Mr.. Levin Ross, one of the Oldest merchants
of this county, died at his residence at Witch
bridge, Hungary Neck, Tuesday morning last,
aged 7S years.
The real estate Of n. Dixon, deceased in Prin-
ces Anne sold at very low rates. The Home farm
brought $4,000. Oyster house, 81 800; James
Island marsh $50, Thos J. Dixon purchaser.
Turkey Branch, No. l, $3.50; No. 2, 5000; Mr..
Ritzell purchaser.
QUEEN ANNEs COUNTY.
The liquor men propose to sell until their IL
cense expires and are taking counsel.
Queen Annes has four vacant scholarships at
st. Johns College, Annapolis
A camp meeting will be held for Queen Anne 4
Circuit M. L. Church in Blacks Woods, TO com
mence July 3lst 1874.
Wheat if turning out very poorly
The NJ. E. Church at Church Hill having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired, was rededi-
Gated ON Sunday.
The Wye camp begins August eth.
Only one bid was made for the Q leen Anne's
r, Il.
CECIL COUNTY.
The Groome Guards have got their uniforms.
The wheat has fallen short about one fourth
of what was expected.
Mr. Creswell, ex-Postmaster General, has re-
moved his law books to Washington, where he
proposes to establish a law office forthwith.
The l7th session of the Cecil county Temper
anco Convention will meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
Elkton, on Wednesday. 10Th inst
A challenge boat race for $50 aside, last week,
between AHeH Grant and Johnny HoildHd, both
of Charlestown, resulted in the defeat of the
former, who capsized in gale of wind oil Neg
ger Swamp. and very near drowned the crew.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
City Business Direetpru

AuCTI0NEERS.
L. W Stidhnm Son. Ill H. 9Th strert
Joseph u. Miller, 4th and King streete
BANK ER- IL BROKE Frs
r. r. Robinson 4 Co, 400 Market street
BARBERS ~ HAIR DREssERa
A. Ashenbach. 800 Market street.
BELL. RINGERS IL BILL FOSTERS
Geo. w jackson, 6 W. bih street
Howard o. Moore No 8, E. Third street
BOOTH SHOE nIAKEifs aud DRALRp.
VIM. Boldly. w. 9TH street
O. H. Ewing, ID and shipley streets.
Babcouk & Bro, 206 a8 Market street
John s. Moreaad, ath and Poplar street strseta
Charles Rabinort. sa Markets troot
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
j. O. Haddook, shop rhorno bel Front Res ina w..
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO. ~
Geo. A. Davis, 6O2 Shipoy street
VIM II. Robinson, ll351 ". 9TH street.
CLOCKS, WATCHES. IL JEWFLsR~
Q. l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market streets.
j. q Massey Is i. 4th Street. sse''
COACH & CARRIAGE MATERIAL
VIM Green 4 Co., s. r. cor Sd and shipiey stree,s
DRUGGISTS.
II. r. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street
OVERS n sCOURERs.
Nicholas Jenncy 9lO King street
FLORISTS.
Tatnal Co, Delaware Avenue aud Jefferson Stree,
-.
Woooy Van Trump, SO Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James NJ Watson 4 Son, 49i Market street
John p. DouRhten. ilO Market street
HATS, CAPS. &c.
Hukill 4 walgaveu, 4a2 Market strsst
William p. Webb III Market street
HARDWARE.
w. II. Billany, ai4 Market street
James Bro. IN Market streol.
h. B. Molntyre, Gs Market street
IRON * STEEL.
VIM. Groen Co., 3. Il. cor. Sd and Shiplsy streetA
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley, above ID street.
LOOKINti-til.ASSRs IL FRAMES
Elwood Doane, 10 w. sth street
| r. mcMonagle, Sd and King Streets
MERCHANT TAILORs.
/ Cyrus Stern III Market street
| Geo. H. Ash, No. E. 81 street (See adv,
John 4. Mahlheusen, as King street tD'''
samuel Miller, Jr,, Too Market street
PAPER HANtINt;r. suADEs, 10.
| John r Holt, Sd and Market streets
| A. Is. JONES' bls Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
w. +. Gillespie ais W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
q ,;v9as AZ a Panaai9agton, Allmoad,s Bdg, sth Maj.
I, IL Frazer, Sd and hhipley streets.
| A. y, Grimshaw, No. w. Sd Street
| ". II Gilmore No West 6th street
Samuel W. MoCHuiley, 7O6 Market street (S,o ADV
VIM. McOHulleS d Co.. dO6 Market street.
RESTAURANT q BILLIARD ROO
Ior eph fullner, tH and Sol Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
rover 4 Baker =. NJ Co, bO7 King street
| NaN American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market street
STONES. HEATERS. TINwARR, Sc,
Jsmes A. Anderson, $40 f. 9Th street.
COFFEE nnd TEA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea Company, b12 Market street
uNDERTAKEKS.
f'hos }. Gies, 2ai Shipey street
4. :. Youhg, ali Market stroet.-(soe 80
CrHOI.STERERs.
iirnrs Erwin. $40 Washington Stroe'.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

.e-H popld he MGcuh to estimate the enormous
amount OF happiness the p asanl and aIfabe Charles
KYLE dapenses In the course OF a summer, to the
public. on the corner OF Second and Market street
Charles is nearly always there, in a good humor,
with his oranges, bananas, peanuts and especially
MS giant ice cream, that the peope like so well.
and there everybody goes, or ought to, o. warm
day to refresh himself herself. Charley Is one Of
the best natured men Ia town, and his ice cream Is
famous all over the world. At this stand he has
been FOL Yeas, and without him, the place won d
look odd and deserted. Jyls-f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Local RrevItIes.

Fine showers.
Fragrant flowers.
Sun rises at AS.
Go 10 Ferry's with your carpets.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tomorrow.
Flower is lower, corn is growing higher.
The Tenth Ward aboun1s in blackberrles.
"rhe voice OF the turtle Is heard in the land" at
mers.
Chester Heights camp meeting commenced yes
tcrday.
Llchens;en has received another 10, of imported
dress goods.
The cheap st place to Duy furniture Is al Adilrs,
Fourth and King.
VIII tonic bitters lntoXicate? Some say they are
getting stronger.
Better get suited at Baync's II you want to make a
good impression.
Yesterday was the 18Th anniversary Of the first
battle OF Bull Kun.
Morgan has the finest shirts, and his collars and
cuits require no puns.
Say what you please, Houston PTizers is the
place for c0ffees and teas.
Young men going to camp meeting should get
Singles sons paTtagas.
The extension of the W. 4 W. railroad has been
pushed on 10 French street,
Iiats and caps for cheapness excel, at the store
kept by luhell. Not rhyme,
Fresh blows the breezes, and green grows the
treeses, since the refreshing showers
The Republican election for delegates 10 the State
Convention Will take place next saturday.
Go to the Gu IAN store at the S. w. corner OF 4th
aud shpey streets, IL you want ine tobacco.
Buy your cigars and tobacco at the Cuban Cgal
Store, FOurh and shipley and save twenty per cent
If YOU want tlp-top cigar you can get it, and il
you want glass OF soda water you eau get that too
| at Ganagher's.
| There Is a general inquiry after the Grover &
| Baker Sewing Machine, Ii w, since its g)od quail
| ties ar known.
File 4 Murphy co /, in the Ninth Ward Is fire.,
from slate, and burn it early or burn 1t lie It leavel
| no nuisance Ia the crate.
Orders for printing promptly filled AMI Oh al
| prices charged at the Commercial Printing Rooms
| Fifth and Market streets.
Summer coal winter coal, all kinds Of coal, bu
| all good, at the lowest prices at Craven Arm
| strlngs foot OF West Street.
People from the country wanting clothing in
| stnctivoly hnd their way to BuXbaulns. His stor'
| is at rhlrd aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

ss-The " Gentleman in Black" VINO is the tutelar
demon OF dram shops, assumes his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bitters is re-
ported "down below" The PeoJle veget able
Tonic is playing the mischief with his bitters fred
with rum. All diseases VIII ch those demonic nos
trums aggravate under pretense OF re leyng, such
as Indigestion, sick-headache, constipation, rheuma-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

eD- Mocha Old Java, Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
guayra, and Rio Coffees, OF the best quality only,
slwass n,s iIesniy roasteu az boWnan,s, seeona anu
OF teas fancy groceries, and goods suitable for ex-
curs ms, pcnics, nshing parties, etc. at lower than
King street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
Clayton HOUSE.
ARRIVALS ur TO NOON TODAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TODAY.
Oscar r Graham, phila.
W Ehorond, Bristol.
I keson Jarvis, "
Ad Fries, n. Y. CITY.
II II Freeman, q"
Capt f. N eager, I"
Capt S e Birdsali, Barnegat, y. ].
Asa Collier Plainfield, n. J.
Mrs Winter, Washington, d. G.
james Todd, Phila.
Vim z Carr, New York.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
w NJ Wilson, Delaware.
Geo Lawrence, Bridgeton, n J.
George W Sparks, City.
House. AND WAGON SToLEN.-On Saturday
evening last, during the service at the Chadd's
Ford Baptist Church, horse and wagon owned
by Mr.. WIN. Ganet was stolen from the sheds
Suspicion at once rested upon strange man
who was seen lettering about the neighborhond
during the day. On the following moring intel
liSence was received by Mr.. c., that man with
horse and wagon had stopped the evening be-
lore, between the hours of 8 and 6 o'clock, at
Mr.. Caleb Rings, about mile from the church
and inquired the way to Baltimore and also
asked if there were any toll gates on the route
Telegrams were sent to Baltimore and other
points south, in response to which on Monday af-
ternoon, reply came from Bel Air, Md, stating
that the horse wagon and thief, had been
caught and retained at that place. Wca Chess
ter Neirs.
THE ELLEGooD RELATIONSHIP correspon-
dent writes from Concord asking lis to correct
the statement of city paper that Dr. II. G.
Ellegood State Auditor, and William Ellegood
supposed to have been implicated in the late
smuggling case at Lewes arc brothers. He
says they are COUSINS and 70 the COMMERCIAL
stated at the time of the arrests.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
w-LooK! LooKI LooKl

N LUUh LOOh LOUh
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that ionic will do without liquor tC
stimulate 1t is pot Wine of Iron. Try 1t. doctors
prescribe 1t. Cit-gy recommend it, Thousands
nave been cured with it. Suffer no longer Send
and get circular. See what it has done.
For sale by smith Painter, Z. Bringhurst & Co.
L. McInall, Jr., and Druggists generally. apr2-1lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

lands were sold at public sale in Dover, last
week. They all lie in Dover West election dis
trict. and except the first named sold very low
For William Slay, Administrator of the estate
of James Wilkinson, deceased, tract Of land
containing q acres, for s514,90 to William
Dodd.
For Edward Ridgely, Trustee, dover lands Of
Mary Slav, deceased 2S acres and 1925 perches
woodland, for $40 per acre, to Philip D. Marvel
also, 29 acres cleared land, to John Slay, fol
800 per acre; also, ~ acres, lot in Hazlettvile
for $400.
For E. Nj. Stevenson and John d. Burton, Ad
ministrators of the estate OF Trusten L. Davis
deceased, AZ acres, for S1475 per acre, to Drap.
er Yoshell Al acres, at IS per acre, to John L
Burton, and 40 acres and 149 perches for 81
per acre, to John ID. Burton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

GENERAL DISPATCHER APPOINTED. Capt. A.
f. Rightmyer has been appointed General Dis
patcher of the Berks County Railroad. Capt.
Rightmyer has had many years experience as a
railroader-frst as Conductor on the Reading
Railroad, and latter as General Dispatcher on
the Wilmington and Reading Railroad.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TODAY.
fReported by Merrick, johnson 4 Co.. Bankers
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.
CITY LEM S.

sH-DIAH0ND JERELRf a Specially. Amert
can and imported watches IS Karat solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains Jewelry in ever
variety, also clocks at prices TO suit the times at
W. Bailys old established stand No. 622 Market St.
pblateinhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

IRON WORKS PURCHASED -Messrs. E. IL G.
Brooke bought the foundry of the Birdsboro'
Iron Foundry on Saturday last, at private sale,
for s14, $50. The rolling mill and nail works re-
commenced operations on Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

REMARKABLE INCREASE IN WHEAT.-Six years
ago Mr.. John Crouch Tolson, of Kent Island in
walking through wheat field clipped fine
head, shelled the grains out, and finding them
to be very fine, kept them for seed, there being
just 45 of them.-He has planted the increase
regularly since and last year reaped 1876 bushels,
20 of which he sold, ground 6 into -four and
seeded the balance. He informs us that he has
this year first rate crop of 1t, and the sample
exhibited certainly shows it to be very fine
wheat, approaching very closely an AMBER Cen
trepile Observer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

ANNUAL SESSIONS, o. U. A. M.-The Senior
Order of the O. L. A. NJ. will meet in annual
session on Wednesday next, the 29th instant, in
the hall in the Capelle Building. The session
will be held during the day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
NEW SINGING BOOKS !!
TIE LEADER!!

,By II. II. Palmer, assisted by l.. o. EMERSON.
Chors, Conventions and Singing Glasses will wei
come this new Church Music BOOK, filled with new
tunes, anthems, chants, &c, &e., all of the besi
quality.
Price, sl.as or sl2 90 per doz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

RuS 0FF.-Y Yesterday afternoon as Joseph
Deyer who keeps grocery store at the Rising
Sun was passing out Delaware Avenue home
ward his horse took fright and ran off throwing
Mr.. Denver to the ground, badly bruising and
cutting him about the face. The shafts becom-
ing detached from the wagon, the horse pro
ceeded on ont the Avenue at a rapid pace, and
when stopped he was considerably cut and in
inred about the legs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.
Letters From The People.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
ASA. NJ, s2e Att P. M, 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

Prison RELEAsEs.-John W. Griffin, colored
who was convicted at the May term of the Cir
cult Court for Queen Annes county, Nd, OF
stealing brass ring from Jacob II. Galloway, Of
Queenstown, and sentenced to three months inn
prsonment in the county jail, died in that insti-
tuition on Thursday OF. typhoid fever. J. Peter.
son Price, who was convicted few years ago OF
stealing horse and carriage from +. G.. Wright
of Easton, and sentenced to six years impriaon-
ment in the penitentiary, was pardoned by Gov
ernor Groome last Wednesday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
az FROM MISS ANNTs MDOWsLL,

Editor of Womans Department, Sunday Republic
DR.. E. +. KUNKEL-Dear Sir desire to bear (un
s0licited) testimony 20 the merits of your Bitter
Wine Of Iron as a dyspeptic remedy. Ihaye taken
1t myself with excellent effect. | have noticed the
great benefit derived from It by several suffering
bestow 1t upon. l am willing that you should use
tlis in any way you may desire, and hope those OF
my frleads who read ii will believe 1t to lie an honest
expression OF my opinion of an excellent medicine
and my sense OF obligation to its benevolent proprl-
etor, f. kunkel No. 2t9 North Ninth street.
Respectfully yours, ANNIE E. MDowHLL.
Editor Woman's Department Sunday Republic
Beware of eounterfeits. L. f. Kunkes Bitter
Wine of Iron is sold by the small or in bulk only
in 81 bottles Depot and ONCE No. 259 N. Ninth
Street, PHILADELPHIA. Advice free, go and see
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
lv-E. u KUYK rs BIITER WlNE oR mo,

sH-E. +. KUNK Sis BITTER VINE OF IRON
Has never been known to fai. in the cure OF weak
ness attended with symptoms; indispositon to ex
ertlon; difhculty OF breathing; weakness nervous
trembling; dreadful horror of death n ght sweats /;
dnaess OF vision languor; universal lassltude OF
the muscular system enormous appetite, with dys-
peptlc symptoms not hands; flushing OF the body !;
dryness OF the skin; pallid countenance and erup-
tons on the iace, purifying the blood pain in tie
back heavness of the eyelids frequent black spots
flying before the eyes, with suifuslon and loss OF
sight; want of attention, etc. sold in 81 bottles
Get the genuine Depot and Ofice, No. 259 North
Ninth street, fhila Advice free. je29-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
wEF KuNKEL,s BITTER VINE OF IRON

Has never been known to fail in the cure of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indispOsiton TO ex-
erton, loss of memory, dinlcut breathing, general
weakness, horror Of disease, weak, nervous trem-
bling, dreadful horror OF derth. night sweats, cold
feet, weakness, dimness Of vision, languor univer-
sal lasaltude OF the muscular SYSTEM enormous ap-
petite, with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing
OF the body, dryness OF the skin, pad countenance
IN the back heavness OF the eyelids frequent black
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary sufu-
sion and loss OF sight want of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from a weakness, and to remedy
that use L. KuHkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 1t
never falls. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t, Get the genuine. Sold only In
81 bottles. Take only Il. F Kunkels. Depot and
oitce, No. 259 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
the Proprietor on each wrapper all other is counter
felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
I UNG PROTECTORS.

I UNG PROTECTORS.
Made from finest lambs wool Coyers the enes,
both front and back. Is made OF one piece Of ma.
eria passing over the shoulders and hitting up close
to the neck, thereby adordinR eiiectual protection
from cold to the respiratory organs and recommend.
ing themselves to the ordinary perception OF All
thoughtful persons For sale by
II. BRINGHURST h CO.,
Cor. Sixth and Market Streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22

STRANGE ANIMAL IN SOMERSET CouSrY.--A
strange animal has been discovered in the for
ests of Somerset county which puzzles the good
people resident there to ascertain its identity.
Some pronounce it wild cat, some fawn and
others still lynx. A few days ago a pack of
hounds were brought together to hunt it down,
and soon after they had reached its haunts a
trail was struck and the ''nondescript' with
great agility mounted fence and stretched it.
self out upon the top rail. II escaped after all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
AMERICAN SCHOOL

AMERICAN SCHOOL
MUSIC READERS.
Three carefully grated Song Books for Common
Schools by l.. o. Emerson and w. s. Ti,den.
Book st For Primary Schools, Price 35c.
g n. For Lower Grammar" Classes. 5Oc.
d" Sd. For Higher " Cue.
The Course is easy, p o9ressve, Interesting, and
has been thoroughly tested in schools near Boston
Boston. III B'dway, New Yort
jy22-W&S&w2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-22
THE SONG MONARCH

THE SONG MoNARCHl!
BY II r. PALMER, assisted by l.. o. EMERSON.
Especially for Singing Glasses. First Sc pages
contain the elementary course, the same as that In
the LEADER, which IS followed by more than 10O
pages filled with he most interesting Secular and
iacred Music for practice. Equal to the S0NG KING
III interest.
Price, % cts, Or $3.50 per dozen.