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TRAINS LEAVE MllAthHfuh.
Fy SsiO York.-1.s1. A. NJ, 12.17, 1912, b42 P. III,
For Philadelphia $50, $40 $780, 1890. A.
N; 1917 400, 445 b.49, 1.15, 1924 P. VI. sundays,
81, A. NJ. 4.45, $50, 1924, p. N.
KpT Baitimore.-l2.52, 2.0s, 1902, A. NJ. i.2S,
~, 7.lu, p. NJ. Sundays, 1912, eos, A. NJ.
FQT Washington 2.0a, A. NJ; 1886, 1.29,
,10tP. Nj Sundays, 1889. a.05, A. N.
For DetdudTc r. R-l2.ho, 1910, A. Nj. 6.So, L.
u. No sunday trains.
For Neiu Cdse.-12b5 1910, A. NJ 1.26, 6.Sn, 500,
Q. NJ. No Sunday trains.
l4b SIS, +. NJ. Sunday trains $50 r. NJ
s-aFcr Wilmington & Western X. R-ssO and 10 20 A.
W. 1870, h.a5, r. M. Sunday at 2 P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Eclu FoTk.-1.bs A. M; LIZ, 100, r. NJ
sundays, 1.59 A. NJ.
From Phiiadellhsa. -l242, l53 9.56, A. Ms+ 1900
NJ. LIB, 400, 5.15, $50, 100, $40, 1855, +. NJ
sundays, 12.a2, 1.b3, 1905 A. NJ. l0hh p. NJ.
From Port Deposit-s.oi, A. NJ. No Sunday train
From baltimore. = 1.2l, 1928, A. NJ. 1907, 5.32
ola, P. NJ. Sundays, 1.2i, A. NJ: 1914, ?. NJ.
From Washington. - 1.21, a. NJ; 1907, 5.32
1914, p. NJ. Sunday, 1.21, A. Nj. 10.14, T. NJ.
Hrom Delaware r. R.-10.15, A. Nj 4.f0, 9.55l 2
VI. 20 sunday trains.
II I'm heir Cstle-S.00 TO- 10 A. NJ. 44J, 6.t5, 9iH
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington 4; RCdeiiaJ Il. R.-g.lU, A. NJ.
8.12, 80, P. N. Sunday train I'LL \. Nj
From Wilmington 4 Western Il. R.-7.ba, l.2h a
M. $50, 100 p. NJ.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA tok WASHINGTON
1870, $780, 1880, A. NJ. 12.ta, 80, 400, alb bE
| e4s, 9.3n, 11.39, P. NJ.
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eyItM Business ntrfrturn


AUCTIONEERs.
l., W Stidharn 4 Ron, Ill t. 4th s.rr.,
Joseph &c. Miller, 9TH and King strest
BANKERS & BROsk EliS,
r. r. Robinson Co., 400 Market street
BARRIERS a. HAIR nnEsSF.-
A. Ashonbach, go Market street.
BELL RINGERS q hill. pOsrsp.
Geo. W, jackson, o W. 9Th street.
Howard o. moore No. o, 10. Third street.
ROOT & SHOE MAKERS, and upA4..
VIM. Boddy, ". 9TH street. ''''e''
& Ra B. sFsTB % 1ss sgaiRS a sEse
John n norsl1 rs 5th q Ard Poplar street,.
W A. Turner 4 Go. $40 Marlet' iroei.
CARPENTERS AND BUlt.nhIts
j. G. iiaddoek, shop horne bel Front Ras iols ~,
j. r. ID. Seeds, shop W. Fourt h rnar Wost '" u"
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane 4 Desiai1yille, 92s Market s,c,.,
Geo. a. Dayis. dO2 Shiploy strAet.
VIM II. Rohinson, ils51 It, ith street
CLOCKS. WATCHES. " JE,ysts.s
q. /. Bash. corner Seventh and Market streots
J, o Massey is Il. 9TH Street
COACH & CARRIAGE AIApant&,
WIN. Groon = Co., J. h cor 80 and Shiri~s rtrset.
DRUGGISTS.
Ii. II. Bringhurs., s17 Market street
DYERS & sCOURERa.
Nicholas Jenney, alO King stroei
FLORISTS.
Tatnall 4 Co., Delaware Ayenls lnd Je.,.,,.,, No.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTe
Thomas r. pluminer, 800 Market street
Woolley 4 Van Trump, hiD Market stree.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
danes Is N s Matson -, s NJ ~ Marset ttrs.
i John Z. Doushten, liu MARI ct street
HATS. CARS. &c.
Hnkill %slraysqi 49, Market sttSs,,
William r. Webb "a Market sire :.
HARDWARE.
| ". u. HllIans, eli Market street,
| .is'nos \ Bro, aA Market strcet
| u. u. Me.1tyre, ~ Market street.
IRON 81 srET L.
Vim, Green TO-. s. 10. cor. Sd aud shiple. ..,.s,
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. Shipley, above III str.st
L00KiNG-GLAssEs as rHa,i,s
hlsond Doano, 10 W. sth street
T. MeMouaglc, Sd apd Kiug straetr
MERCHANT TAls.OHS.
Goo. tgt;est, u E. fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market street
john j. Mahlhaus6n, lis KIM; S stTso a''''
Sainupl miller, JE., ie5 Market street
PAPER HANGfNGs, sHAutS. a.,
John T. Holt, I'd and Market streets
A. d. Jones' 6ih Market street.
PLUiIBERs AND GAS EiTrhgs.
IS. I, Gillespie. 2i6 W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ssJs fssHTddi9asi2a Al9es 20 - Bds ~ aa
h., Il. Frazer, "a and shipley streets.
vs.. II fillmore, No West 9Th sfreSt
Samuel W. McCsniley, 7OB Market street f,,., al,
Nn. McCaplleS 4 o., f06 Market sireot ~
RESTAURANT IL BILLIARD tSs,o
ioaeph Fullner, 504 and t6 Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
llra.er Haker y. NJ. Co., EH King street
Few American Sowing Machine, 718 Marke, etresf
STOVES. HEATERS. TENyARR, So.
1-Uios 4, Andersou, SO Il. 9th street
sOFEEE nnd TEA Dealers
ualcn Pacific Tea COMPANY, bi2 Market stros.
CNDEltTAIkERs.
Ihcs. j. Giles, 22I Shipley street.
4 =. soulig SO Market street.-(nee n.is.l
CFDULsTERERG.
ii1rry Rrvu. 6U5 Washington Street.
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Mechanic Lodge, No. 1, o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King
NIinQua Tribe No. 8, |. o. H. NJ, at lied Mems
Hall, 40 Market street.
of Pyt!lias Hall.
lshuiy Lodge, I. 0. of G. T., at 9Th and Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, S. of T.. Mcclary's build
ing.
jefferson Council, No. 10, .. U. a. NJ, at Me-
chnnicsl Hal. 2lg King Street.
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Tho hay fever is quite prevalent IN the city.
The Academy of the Visitation is open again.
The iron fence in front the Friends Meeting
House is up.
There will be vacant seat in one of the
churches for you tomorrow.
Bradford's improvement looks we'll nov that
the scaffolding has been torn away.
Council meets at Penua. Avenue and Clayton
streets to fix grades at 80 this p. N.
It is suggested that the Md. & Del. r. Il. buy
the Bombay Hook h. R. and open q through line
to New York.
The Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit aud In
suraDce Co, administers on the estate Of the
late Robt Cook.
Thomas G. Bird declines to serve on the Dem-
ocratic Legislative ticket for this county. Vim.
@. Lodge is spoken of to fill the vacancy.
This is the first of the year according TO the
Jewish calendar and in consequence all the
stores kept by men of that denomination are
closed.
John z. Cochran and James Williams, Dcmo.
cratic Gnbernatoriel and Congressional cand
dates, were born upon adjoining farms neal
Odessa.
The Arctic Ice Co. have purchased of the g
Il. l. Co., 700 feet on the Christiana. with acre
back of it, near 3rd street bridge upon wllcl
| they propose to erect an ice house and wharf
The improvement will cost, tits estimated, abou
| $4,000.
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CONFERENCE ACADEMY DEDICATION. The Com
ference Academy at Dover will be dedicated on
the 23rd inst. Rev. Thomas Guard, of Baltimore,
and others will address the audiance. The ladies'
of the town propose to give dinner in the din
ing hall OF the Academy.
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EGHs-Ac rING-Ihs morning. we-dressed
woman went to all egg basket Mt market mans
stand at Seventh and King streets and picking
up three eggs passed on around the corner down
Seventh street. Surprised, 10 doubt, at her sue
cess, she returned, and picking up three more
made oil a second time. Several persons stand
ing by raw the operation, but il being done in
such cool Kind of a manner they thought il
was all right anti! the conntiyman commenced
to inquire for hia eggs, when they we're theI
fully convinced that in was an unlawful case o
eggs-doiing.
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Pdlisdde TO pennsgrove, this season, will be
made tomorrow. She connects as heretofore
with the Aria for Collins and Bombay Hook.
The week day trip of the Pdhsdde will continue
as heretofore. connecting with boats for Salem.
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THE SALE AT PRosPEcr pARg.-The sale of
lots at Prospect Park, On the p. W. & Il. Il. H.,
on Thursday was well attended. there being mp
wards Of 500 people present Nnety-two lots
were disposed of at an aggregate of between
$4,000 and $1,000. The bidding was quite
Spirited exhibiting great demand.
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DELAWARE INSTITUTE or MECHANIC ARTS. -
The members of the Executive Committee of
this Institute will meet, this evening. at their
rooms, corner 9TH and Market street, at = !
o'clock. 1t is highly important and earnestly
desired that every member will attend pnnctual-
l.
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8oardiu9.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, In
hp pleasant neighh0rhood Address for one
week. "lOMf."
sepi0-3t' Commercial Ollie
OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
I'D rooms at ly1 sol WEsr ST.
ROARDiN G.--PLEASANr ROOMS
I'D and boarding in private family, al
my2s-u M. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FlRSI-CLASS ROOMS
I'D with board, et
aprsO-sm go SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
ID Or iwo single gentlemen, in private fam ~ At
arF2l-ff sl9 JEFFERSON STREET..
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WooDs MEETING. -Bethel 4. N. Z. church Of
this city of which Rev. Jno. Il. Thomas is pastor,
is now holding meeting in Mr.. Geary's woods.
in IcDowelville. near the city Railway Depot.
Several eminent peachers are already present
and taking pert i'll the services. Tomorrow
preaching by Rev. J. ii. Watson, OF Chester
II a. NJ. preaching by Bishop j. 7. Campbell j.
ID. p. H.. preaching by Rev. =. G. Stewart
at ~ Bishop CAMPBELL. At 2 o'cl, OK choral
feast will he given by tao Sunday School under
the lead OF Nh l.. J.Coppin,
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CHOSE or THE READING FAIR--Tha BeikH
County Fair closed yesterday with another very
large attendance of people. The fair is the
most successful ever held i'll this country. the
cash receipts for the four days having been oveI
ten thousand dollars
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Base BaII.

MAraH GAME Al scHuTzEN rAxi rms AFTERNOON.
This afternoon, the Hartfords, of Philadel-
phia, will play an exhibition game of base ball
with our champions, the Qulckstops, at Scllnt.
zen Park, the game to commence at O'Clock.
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sE-Sia is Qftea the rssrH OF physical -health and
keble 81 omachs Durlng one-thrd Of Our time the
process OF digestion continues. 10 be dyspeptic Is
to be miserable; dyspeps is the foundation Of fe-
rers and ali diseases uf the blood. liver skin and
vegetable ingredients in hat great purifier Of rae
blood aud restorer of health, DIR. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters. au9s4-iW
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Rn-USIoN At MApLEY Tho usual reunion
exercises at Madeey Chapel after the summer
at o'clock, p. NJ. On that occasion il il expect
ed that there will be general gathering of the
people on the South Sde--od and young-inter-
ested in the chapel, Rev Joseph i. Smith,
pastor of Grace church, and Rev. Isaac N. Fore
There will also be some delightful singing of
solos, Duets, and choruses, which will add
much to the pleasure and enjoyment of the oc-
casion. 4 hearty invitation is extended to the
people of the South Side to be present. 1t is
hoged that every seat will ba filled, and that the
faf campaign Will be opened with union and en-
thusiasm.
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.E-DIAMOAD Jbn hLKs specially. Anelt
can and imported watches is Iarat solid gold rngs
llles and gents solid gold chains JewelTy in every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
W. Baly's old established stand, No. 622 Market 81.
Philadelphia.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AS REGISTERED At THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At S A. NJ, 1872 AT l p. NJ, s9'
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DECLINES NOMINATION. ---Thomas q. Bird Of
Brandywine, who was nominated for tine I.eSie-
lature by the recent Democratic Convention, de-
clines, and the Convention, according TO the new
rules Of tine party, will have to be re.assemhlad.
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RudBY AcADEMY.-This excellent school for
boys commenced its fall term on Monday last
looking boys, evidently determined to do them
selves credit during the present school wear
Most Of the odd boys are back in their accus-
toned placts together with quite large number
Of new boys. We missed the familiar faces
of two or three. who are now, we understand. at
College, preparing themselves for the great bat
tie of life. Their seats, however
arc now filled by others who appear to he equal
~ ambitious to gain all the information posi-
bic. Rugby academy has never been IN as
prosperous condition az at present. Every fa-
cility is afforded for preparing boys for business
or collegiate education. DIR. Murphy, the Prin-
cipal, has spared neither time nor expense in
making this school ono of the best in Delaware.
The citizens Of Wilmington may congratulate
sttntion Of which any city might be proud.
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II Babcock d Bro. and 20. Market stree, above
Second are determined to sell oil nheir lasting
goods, at any price, 10 get them ont O. heir way, as
they are going to have large stock oM'al goois in
few DAYS, call and get pair.
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r. II iroIld be difficult TO estimate the enormous
amount OF happiness the pleasant and afable Charles
Kyle dspenses In the course CD a summer, 10 the
public, on the corner Of second and Market street
Charles is hearty always there, IN a good hnmor,
with his oranges, bananas, peanuts and especially
Ills elegant ice cream. that tue peope like 30 well,
and there everybody goes, or ought to, o. a warm
LAY refresh himself or herself. Charey Is one OF
the best Iatured men lu town. and his ice cream Is
famous all over the world at ths stand he has
been for years, and without him, ME place would
look odd and desc ted 1yiS-tt
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NUONt
j 7 Matthew'S Snow Hill, DOL II NJ Stump Baltu.
Nj Ed Mathews i'hila
Marcus he her Boston. Howard Yunkers e
Capt Brown France. NJ COrhin
Lieu 7 Perry [ 5 Navy Murray " WI N Y.
Mira ilohsen Il 2 ch NJ II l. Thomas Md
VI llayes Dover. y Dodson g
GEO Zaiss f'h a,id. Vim StaylOr Bain.
Hnyarl McComh VIM !. llanseon 4 ~
city Y $ Fernad 4 y navy
Jas ii rice Chester Pa. Mrs A II Bates n Y.
Dr W T. larhurton Crump Geo Guy ="
ton Md. .Ino II injury lndianapo
4 + MutGrd phm. Ind
G Bramm Y. George Coteland Ihila
Mrs Walsh x family Nd. h II Mood Il lady y Y.
Miss Fanny Shane = Mai W Vanderiip Wlsl
ngtOn ID G.
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EXTENSIONS.
TRAVEL - SUbMEn
H. AND AUTUMN.


TXCuRSION TRAVEL - SUMMER
H. AND AUTUMN.
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCLUSION ROUTE TICKETS TO TUE PRiN-
ClPAI. POINTS or INTEREST AND RE .oRT
IN THE NORTH AND NORTH EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION
The North Pennsylvania r. II. Co, has arranged
series Of q routes mainly over Its own road anu
connat tons, and u large number OF combination
routes by which trips can he made nj rates grealy
reduced, 10 the charming scenery Of the Lenlgh
Valley, Mauch Chunk, OnokO Glen. Swltch-l5ack Inc
Iehjnii and Lackawa M Coal Regions wyoming
Valley Wiliiamsport. Fnra, Wat iiis' Glen. iagara
Montreal and the st. Lawrence, White Mountains,
Ne, &c.
PHILADELPHIA no NIAGARA AND RETURN,
FOR $3.50. 70 SARATOGA AND RE
rttEN FOR S1a ~
ss-7itafs are soid from June l. until September 81
oooi 10 refu,R until Octoler 81.
, 400 Chestnut streei.t
li ,,,N, l05 South Fifth ST. pniIAbbIrhA.
oitioD' N. =. X. K. Depot }
as-! icn,nt DrawiaJ- Room Ptrior Cars %. he faN
lime caring ihiedeph q u s 30 A. NJ, ami Tcdohin!
WGgaTd tho sanie eiYniag. "a
auel-cw ELLIS CLARK. General Agent.
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GRArEs--rhe present long continued dry
weather has been just the thing for ripeuing
grapes, tic Hartford Proliiics, Concords and
Ives Seedlings are now coming in in large guam
titles. The several varities are remarkably we'll
developed, this season, and are very sweet and
toothsome.
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rV-E. r. KUNKELls BITTER WINE on IRON.

Has never been known TO fail In the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms ndis positlon to ex-
erton, loss Of memory, dltlcnt breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous tTem-
bling, dreadful horror of derth night sweats, cold
feet weakness, dmnes5 of vision, languor, uiliver-
sal lassitude OF the sysle enormous APP
petite, with dyspeptic system, not hands, flushing
Of the body, dryness OF the skim palld countenance
IN ihe back heavlness Of the eyeds, frequent back
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary suifu-
sion and loss Of sight; want of attention, etc These
symptoms al arise from weakness AMI to re.lcdy
that use Z. i Kunkels Bitter Vine Of iron. II
1ever falls. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used IL. Get the genuine. sold only IN
g. bottles. Take ony E. Kunkels. DEPOT and
Office, No. 259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa
cue PROPRIETOR on each wrapper, al other counter
felt.
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CITY iTEMs.

az Mems cloth gai era selling very cheap at Bal,
toek Il BIOS. 2U6 and POS Marltet street.
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Scr Sale.
LS0R SALE OR 10 LEASE.

-LS0R SALE OR 10 LEASE.
The underslguel IS authorized To invite proposals.
Tor the purch or lease OF the surf House on the
rr0nnds II The Kehnhcth Beach Camp Meeting hs-
socinion. The surf House IL Furnished Throughout,
and is ciercd with ITS inrnl ufe. lhe proposal 10
lease mn contain an lesepiah hd Tor the pnr-
cha, OF Ms IN ntOfe. Nht Association in trs pro-
pu-als, wiih inc understandable hl Ties reserve NE
liphi 10 enforce ire rules aud + Hnailra wlich
have obtained in the p1- N Inc g vrrnmcnt OF HE
surf HOUSE. and TO reject ans on all Of Inc oilers
made JullN j. pUlHG, Snnerinl endeni,
sepl2-2t Wilmlngi' H. Del
ATARYLAND FRUIT AND GAHBEN |
W. FARMS, Improved; SO 20 $50 per acre, on !
easy terms Catalogues s9nt free. a@idro. d
II. T. CHAMBERS.
auglI-lm Federalshnrf, Nd.
NOR SALE ONE DUMP WAGON !
I and two carts ali in good eondlt on Adlress
GEORGE y. KELLEY.
augj-f1 wilmington, bel.
ENOR SAllE-.A usNDSpML AND
n stylish bay amilv Uug NJ, iG hands lheh, 81
% d disposition and nee from ttcks or vices; ~
safe Tor adies or chi1ren 10 drlyc Is also Il good
saddle horse aud sold only foi want ~ uic Apply
augi-tf - - SIXTH aNp ORANGE sT4
4 tlIEAPESr FARM IN TaE COUNTY,
~ --oonsileuhg--sliua -leAcelent quality OF
solj-sFrmg water in the tels)g0ol buildings
Henclng anil hedges Ia shore walA from the STA
College and Academyia the price asked,--s ID pay
~ increasing in yalncl being Go q - The suh8rO5
Of tho lag. where there g good market
lNi 8Aaln diiN iii'h-ttf ILL i't FtisI-tnti Hull
the purchase money can remain IN the Farm ton
talns lal acres, ELEVEN 81 which are thrifty CHEST
nui aud black oah timber; or VIII exchange Tor city
property THIS iailn NJ bear thorough cXalllnn
lion. cal aid see it, Cars Yeral iines dallS.
ansl2-I Newark, Dcl.
gTOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT &C
a tayo rosewood Plano Apply AZ
ln1l pxlNjs FoIi SAi,n NV GF11
stEt n ,n,ra,, ,ri,i,iiat,,,.r - ,t..ro ~,
Del, we iotacd,a md 1t very low pic aso soo6
'gNOR SALE - FILw n MlIkluEN
! Il nave some Of Inc bnst caal IN no NV We
keen nothing Inn a 0fst-ciqs- arffr,- nv II ana
! ha convinced
! .,or g,tvsNTIlsptI a,,a =, Ayt-tsr e.put.t4rs
apr2-Iy Mint Ward.
I 49,, ,.,,
/ E4'Oh SALE
! = lm DDS anu mai. bhls. pare Rye WHISKY 1873
10 + casks vienna Prize plsn Gin.
., cast. lsi.gila Sherry \, iie.
~ fgsas vineyard Prop. Cdgnae BIanis.
Niil he sil,.i u lbs 10 spit, by.
fEtNtis KELLEY.
/ nnyis-ly lG3 Market stTnaa
-a3dIYE.Jl9t.I, t5ls-y-g ,l,tsf,, ,.,,,,,,, j;
& 9scr ,s,t, - y l7 I,
perez. order Apply At a..
IGOR SALE At A BARGAIN, X RiAR-.
4 vfNSAfr new M garterr AMI, n;
a.t,i-;f TillS njs;rfcr
,.,.,.,i- ,,r, ~ -
az, brlIp1rc *. isa- WA, an ~ M
preyenents Win a spendil stable "a raar II i1'.
years WIN or g,if,,n,i ft,ri,linfe Amt, ~ ~
a. \! n. oa i#. r, /, s. Nd,
ichia-u Wilmington he
ENOR SALE-A NUMBER 0F SOS
X ona-han1 Machine, Of 1ltfeyefs toalcq ,ci,t,l
We will dispose Of yefy cheap, & applioi ~ sGon
f,hqs1f q - '' ia = MN ~ ~ tt,',
-N.TtiNJtI,,,f t,4-,,,t ,,.,t,- .,,,,,
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It Is PHEASANT 70 tako anu PERFECTLY iiaTlIeAa.
1t viii do Ill that tonic Will do Without liquor to
-timuate. 1t is pot Wine Of Iron srry it. doctors
prescribe it. Ci- -gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer. send
and get circular, See what IL has DONE
For sale by smith u Painter Z. BTinghurst & CO.,
t. McInail, Jr.. and druggists generally. srrs-llin
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~ You, had better call IN at Babctek Il Bros 40.
st3 and 20S Market street, and get pair Of those
lasting gaties ihat they are seilingso cheap il will
pQy y,u.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12
Anftipn Salss.

DuBiIC AUCTION OF SEIZED
Il GOODS.
wlL.tEsoLD At PUBLIC AUCTION
AT THE
CUSTOM HOUSE,
lORT OF WILMINGTON, DEL,
IN FRIDAY, THE 2tTt OF SEPTEMBER lNsr.,
al O'Clock, PM,
The following property seized for violation OF Tie
Customs Laws Of The United States, VIZ:
$50 CIGARS.
100 PACKAGES CIGARETrs.
NILNIEG1oN, DEL, Sept. 9TH 1874.
WIN. D. NOLEN,
seplln aIw Collector of CmslnmA
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12

lust RECEIVED, 20 HALF CHESTS
~ finest teas at II East Fourth street.
HOUSTON n PRIYER.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12
AoatmIt I'M . at ~ i-NAF "
Publishers atd team ii'inieir,
yOD.tf l'ifth nna Market Sfr,pia

NOTICE. JAMES IL. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his ofiee to no. { ". Eighth street,
Almonds Building. BRfCh Of all kinds Oh hand
at lowest u arket rates. ivl4-tf
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12

fF-LO0El look I LOoRl
RELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach ant Heart
Bnrn.
II will make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone mp your dges-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-12
MORE STREET CLEANING INVESTIGATION

An Aldermanic committee, consisting OF hessra
Ottendorfer, Gilon, cooper, Falconer and Mccall.
ferty, appointed at Q meeting OF the Board on the
9th inst met yesterday the City Hall 70 tnvest-
gate the street cleaning business Of the Police
commissioners.
Mr.. Ottendorfer occupied the chair. all the meua~
bers except Alderman McCanerty being present.
Mr.. Ottendorier brought with nim the report or
the proceedings before tine Legislative COMMITTEE
on Street Cleaning aud copy p the minutes IN the
case OF John Kelly et al Vs. oliver Cnarhck, before
embodied the main allegations against the Police
Commissioners, and should be SUFFICIENT grounds
Tor the Mayor to remove them. He commended
has power TO remove for cause, but the Governor
must confirm the removal 1t Ii Tor the Mayor to-
determine the cause. lnemclency and neglect II
reason enough. Last year ,600, 600 was pended
for street cleaning and yet leaving dirty streote,
whereas under contract only SS00,U00 WAS paid,
The committee adjourned 10 meet at TIA cnAl oe
the cnAlIman !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-12
THE CUBA CABLE.

The supposed "fault" or imperfection IN the
Cuba cable which had interrupted communication
during several months, proves TO have been q COM
plete break. The trouble was found few days
ago, nearly mile and O half rom the Shore where
the parted ends we're buoyed during heavy
sea- and the necessary repairs ellected by insert
ing 800 leet or new CABLE TIE break showed that
1t had been made with an axe, doubtless, In order
TO clear some vessels anchor which 1t had fouled.