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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

HER FIRST RAILROAD RIDE.--A little incident
worthy of note occurred in Oxford on Thursday
last. Our oldest nhabltant Mira. Sarah Hutchi-
son. whose SSth birthday was celebrated on last
4th of July, enjoyed her first railroad ride on
that day She honored our Narrow duage Rail
way with this distinction and proceededin its
iaunty little car to Tweedville Station where she
Joined in the anniversary celebration of the I'M
ted Pre- .byterlan Sabbath schools. Mrs. II. has
long been member of this church. She is
quite aciiyem mind aud body and enjoyed the
trip by railroad and the day in the woods Will
apparontly as great cost as any.-Orford Pre- 9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
rs-R r. KUyKEps BITTER VINE or IRON,

Has never been known to fail in the cure OF weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indispositon TO ex-
erton, loss Of memory, difficult breathing, general
weakness, horror of disease, weak, nervous trem-
bling, dreadful horror OF defrh. nlght sweats, cold
fees weakness, dlinness Of vision, anguor, univer-
aal as'itude OF the muscular sys elm, enormous ap-
petite, with dyspeptlc SYSTEM hot hands, flushing
and eruptons on tbs face, purifying the blood. pain
II The back heavness Of tue eyeds, frequent back
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary suffu-
sion and lOss of sight; want Of attention. etc These
symptoms ell arise from weakness and to re.ledy
that use +. kuhkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. II
never falls. Thousands are now enjoying health
81 bottles Take only f. Kunkel's Depot an
ohlce, No. 259 North Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
The Proprietor on each wrapper, all other is counter
felt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
for Sent.

EOR RENT-COAL YARD NO 7l8
Il ". Front street, office, scales, line house, coal
GEORGE u. KELLEY, Z
auq0 II Wilmington. nel.
LNOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house No lila West St., N good order,
with all modern improvements. Apply TO-
JOAN RANDLE,
jeQq-tf on the premises
NOR RENT-STORE NO z e. FIFTH
JIG Street, In Clayton House Building.
jeb-tf Il. T. IA Lik, o02 Market 81.
NOR RENT. = BRICK DWELLING
II suitable for Boarding House or Professional
marq-tf @. r. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
Boarding..

OARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms at jy7.tf sol WEST ST.
OARDIN G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
ID and boarding in private family, at
my2S-tf No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING - FlRST-CLASS ROOMS
- with hoard, al -
apr30-3m 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
I'D or ,wo single gentlemen In private fam ly al
apr2i-tf 7l3 JEFFERSON STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

1874 AUTUMN 1874
OIL CLOTHS,
OH CLOTHS,
QLl CL9l,ns, OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS,
Oil CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS.
ssox osE 10 slx YARD SHEETS, CIT Any sizR 10
ORDER,
FROM sIs CENTS, To t2.0 PER YARD
WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN ABLE IL
DYER TO OUR PATRONS AS FULL. AM
HANDSOME A LINZ OF lHEsE poroLAF
sooDs
y-A VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.
GRANVILLE woRREIl.
81 AND ~ MARKET STREET..
feos-ti MAsoslo TEsPLs Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

The RoLLrvd MILLS AT NEWPORT AND MAR
suALroN. The rolling mills of !. MalAlali q
Co.. at Newport and NIaialalton, arc now max
ing full time, running day and night, with en-
ough orders ahead to continue operations in
this manner until November Dnring that
month the mill at Newport will he heightened
80 feet
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
excursions.
.IXCuRsIoN TO WASHINGTON, D. c

RXCuRsIoN TO WASHINGTON, DC
FIRST GRAND EycrRa'oN 10 WASHING
TON, u. c, FROM WILMINGTON, DhL.
Hinder management Of T. r. PLUMMER, will leave
Wilmington, P. W. b. r. II. Depot, on
THURSDAY. sEpTEMDER 10TH, ate A. NJ; Re-
turning leave Hshlngton, ID. u, NJ I, ~ NJ
Giving nine hours In washington.
FARE FOR TIE RoUyD TRIP...~...".S5.00
Tickets for sale Mt No. 500 Market Street G. F.
Rudolphs No. 2at Market H. $. X. Butler ., NO e2o
Market w. II. Bilany's, 2i4 Market. a'ge-tieod
EXCuRsION TRAVEL - SUMMEn
IL AND AUTUMN.
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.
EXCURSION ROUTE TICKETS ~ THE PRIN-
ClpAI, POINTS OF INTEREST AND RE oRT
IN THE NORTH AND NORTH EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION.
The North PENNSYLVANIA r.. II. Co, has arranged q
series OF II routes mainly over It's own ROAD ahd
conn, tons, and large number OF combination
routes ny which trips can be made at rates greatly
reduced, to the charming scenery Of the Lenlgf
Valley Mauch hunk, Onoko Glen Switch-Back the
ehgh and Iackswa ma Coal Regions. Wyoming
Valley " amsport. tlmira, Wat. ms Glen niagara
Falls Saratoga, Klchneld Springs har0n Springs
Montreal and the st. Lawrence, White Mountains
Nc, &e.
PHILADELPHIA 10 NIAGARA AND RETURN
FOR $3.50 TO SARATOGA AND RE
TURN FOR slbs
gs-1Gckets are som from Juns !, until September
| 1o0t 20 return until ccfOber 81,
,,..,.,, 1909 Chestnut Street.l
iiuh ,f.i, 1875 s, nth Fifth ~. PHILADELPHIA.
off'uN7 IN. y. X. X. Depot,
Ers- tenant Drauing- Room Iart0r Cars on The Eds
Line, iearing hdde ph ITS 30 A. w., and reachin
| Niagara the same euening.-Mt
/ auyl-ew ELLIS CLARK. General Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

KNo. 2lQ
No, 20.

Removed Ia few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
head passes. Refer those afflicted to resl1ents OF
the city whom have cured, that hal taken in vain
turpentlne, and sO-called SPECIFICS, and all known
remedies. Dr. E. F. kunkel, No. 40 n. Ninfl: It,,
Philadelphia. Advice tree. Removed tape HofIi
from child years old, measuring 20 feet Cali
I'd see specimens at Office. seat, Pin AMI stolaAei
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
1ru Goods, sc.

Dry Goods, &c.
lust RECEIVED
a lot Of
NEW LINENS FOR sulTlNGs.
Very Cheap, al
K. LARkIH's,
feUls-tf No. 9 East SECOND street.
A T 625 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL,
MRS. b. = JACKSON a co,
Have ON hand q line line OF
cnINTzEs. PERcALEs, VICTORIA LAWN,
NANSooR. CAMBRIcs, &c
HAMeuRG EDGiN0s, LAcRs, BRUSSELS AMI
SPANISH NET, RIBBONS.
KID, IlsLg THREAD, siLk AND COTTON
GLOVES.
Sun uMbnHLLAS, PAHAsOLs, FANS. sc
ty1g-ff
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

LNLECI1ON.
IL OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON Coal Gas Co. !
800 SIMPLIFY STREET
AUGUST 81, lsI4,
An election for nine Directors of the Wilmington
Coal Gas ompany will be held at the o1ce, No. fvO
Shlpley street, on Monday. the h day OF Septem-
Der next. between the hours of AMI Ocl0c :, p m
aupAl-7t I. l. LAWSON Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
Hotifes.
objection NOTICE

Ia OFFICE OFF
THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS Fund SOCIETY,"
september 3 1874.
The annual meeting OF this society will b. held at
their ONCE, on Monday the 18th day OF September
Qnst from 10 to II O'Clock A. M to elect 20 Mama
gers for The ensuing year.
ALBuRT ". SMITH, Treasurer.
13U Market rect.
The Managers elected Will meet In the evening OF
the next day S pie her sth, at O'Clock, TO ofga-
re the Board. sep3-it
NOTICE = THE CO-PARTNERSHlP
IN heretofore existing between Edmund O..
Springer and Charles booth has been this dry lis
solved by mutual consent he business of the late
firm will he settled by C. a.. Booth who viii con-
tInue the business at No West Thru street.
CaAS. 30 ,TH,
EDMUND q. SPRINGER.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept !, 1sl4.-2 %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

The DRoUGIr.-The very general impression
formed from the appearance of the streams, il
that tho drought Of the year il much longer pro-
tiacted thar last There is little or no surface
water even in the lowest places, and the streams
are far lower than at any time lae year. This is
especially noticeable IN the Red Clay Creek,
where tho volume Of water is less than for many
yeaTe Oapt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

PLACES IN THE PuBLie ScnooLs-NoTicg.-
is very important that all young folks desiring
to have places in our Grammar Schools or in the
higher classes in the Primary Schools, should
make application for the same next Monday, as
in few days these places will be filled up by
promotions Last year many who put of APP
plying for seats TIL the second week Of school,
were then not able to get into the Glasses thoy
wished 10 lOm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

The poTATo Bua IN SALEM COUNTY, n. j.
Tho Potato Bug has not only attacked potatoes,
but done serious damage to tomatoes eating
even the vegetable fruit itself. The crop OF
tomatoes promised to be very heavy, until this
pest fell upon it, the season having been favor
able, but many truck raisers are now complain
| ing Of the ravages of the beetle. The rsvages
of the bug have ALEC extended TO the egg plant,
and upon this it especially delights to feed.
Farmers say that they have plowed up these
| beetles eggs in come instances foot under
| ground, from which circumstance they foar the
attacks of the insects more for next year than
the present. This fear is, no doubt, well found
3D. Woodsiolen Register.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
for SALE.

NOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSES. Z,
band rooms each; prices varying from $500
10 81, 900 each. Terms easy. APP " 70 .,,....,,
auR2I-Gi t-EO. IL. ToWNSNNp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

NOTICE JAMES Ii. BEGGS Has
IN removed his office to No. ". Eighth Street.
Almonds Binding. BRICK of ail nds, on hand
at lowest arke rates. tyid-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

HuRzl-bI VIZ. " T " - -
MARYLAND FRUIT AND 0AnDEN
wi FARMS, improved; $40 10 $50 per acre, On
easy terms. Catalogues sent free. address
HIP. CHAMBERS,
angl7-1m fredericksburg, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

NOR SALE = ONE DUMP WAGON
10 and two carts all In good cOndt on Address
GEORGE d. KELLEY,
auQ5-tf wilTlngtOn Iiel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
rnE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TXCuRSION TRAVEL - SUMME
H. AND AUTUMN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03
Gai.prlna.

QUINN 4 BONNER, MERCHANT TAiLoas.
No. i22 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, Dill
Are now ready TO take your measure iOi your
SUMMER GARMENTS which will he cut non
an elegant assortment Of summer Goods, IN d{ e.
TO meet the tastes of all, and WARRANTED ~
FIT. We also keep for sale Gents fur IIsp
Goods. QUINN a boNSAh.
mar21-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-03

EXCURSION ROUTE TICKETS ~ THE PRIN-
ClPAL POINTS OF INTEREST AND RE 'oRT
IN THE NORTH AND NORTH EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION.
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i,TEI,.


CHEW-On Friday. Dec. 4. 1871, Morris Robinson,
aged five months, infant son Of MIR. Il. Chew and
M,,lOra Kennedy.
KING-On Wednesday, Dec. 3, 49, at /. O'Clock
A NJ Amy, eldest child of Jacob and Emile King.
aged years 10 months and IL days.
HANNEHAN-On Friday, December 4th. 1874.
James Ham. han aged Is years, IL months and "a
days, native Of this city.
His funeral will take place at =. II. This Day
from the residence Of his parents. on Willew street,
between f. ato and Thaa st, eet,
WESTON Friday Dec. t. 1874, at o'clock p. NJ
Edward H. West, aged IL years
HARPER-On Thursday December g. William r.
p. Harper late Civil sheriff OF the parish Of Or
leans in his 10th year.
McINTYRE-On "Wednesday evening December
2 1874 at quarter to O'Clock after long and pain
fiji Illness barbara Alice Kuhn native of New Or
leans, aged s., years and months the beloved wife of
Peter \. Mcintyre.
WELLS-On Monday. November 20. at haifpast
o'clock. l.. NJ. Mrs. NJ. 4. Selma Wells. aged AZ
years, relict OF the late Capt. w. Ii. Wells.
LAW-On Monday morning November 80 at )
O'Clock at the residence OF her grandfather W. L.
Poole No .e6 Calondeet street Eugenia Caroline
youngest daughter Of George II. Law, of Cuelo
TcX.s.
MARTiN-Sunday. Nov. 90, at quarter past IL
O'Clock A. NJ Marie Louise pclet aged AZ years and
Z months consort of Louis st. Martin.
CUVELLIER-On Monday Nov 80 1874 at half
past II O'Clock A. NJ, p. Charles Cuvellirr.
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CLIMATIC CONTRAST.

Comparisons may be "oderiferous, yet
without offending we may be permitted to a.
lude to Wisconsin, which is now covered with
snow several feet deer, to Louisiana, nov en-
joyirg the mild temperature Of spring. In
Wisconsin merry couples, mufled in fi:rs, er-
Joy the sleigh ri &c with the tingling Of sleigh
bells for music. There the mercury in the
thermometer descends and huddles itself to.
gether in the bulb to keep itself warm, while
here balmy breezes invite all to enjoy prone
made, and to 50 out doors for healthy recrea-
ton. Our Northern visitors-we will drop
the word, and say friends see the con-
tras:, the difference between the extremes
and can decide whether it is better to
luxuriate in the pleasing pastime of snow
balling or base-balling. The Wisconsin genius,
Mat Carpenter, appreciated fully Louisiana,
for when yexed leased by some modern
Katinka, Or to crafty some female whim, be
kind hearted, good souled fellow, becomes
dreadfully short and draw upon fowery
Louisiana for the needfal. His draft was
Lonored and We know. and feel. and appre-
cia.e his good intentions. But We trust, since
Cur city has had the honor of visit from
many from that Northern State, there is
no GOODNESS between them and us and that
they will return full Of pleasurable recollec-
tons
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DURELL'S EXCUSE.

The fling Of Durell at the Republican party
is harmeIess The enforcement Act was odious
enough if carried out strictly. The fault of
Durell lies not in enforcing its provisions, bit
in giving it an Interpretation, which the
language does not warrant His midnight
order has not defender. The Senate Com
mit.ee condemned this party condemned it.
1t was because Of his construction Of this act
that his own party has deserted him. His re-
mark that the act was passed to perpetuate in
power the Republican party, is literally true.
And for the same purpose, in this State,
was passed the Metropolitan, Election
and Registration laws. No acts could be
more infamous, and the Interpretation of our
judges, placed upon the bench by the ma
chinery OF these very laws is not more afro
ciou, than the construction Of the enforce
ment act by Durel'.
His apology, or defense, cannot pass mus
ter. There are other acts of his, which lis
resignation may cover up, and there are others
which his removal from the bench will bring
to light. Norton cannot escape, since his
great friend and protector is gone.
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Dr.. Hunters Practice.
A CARD.

a CARD.
Believing the following facts to he Of interest to
many of your readers ask place for thcm in the
columns Of yOnr paper:
Some years ago became a sufferer from BrOnchi
it's and Chronic Inflammation of the Stomach both
of which affections became and more bar.
RAISING time went by. With tho cough
much troubled and experienced some slOrtness of
breath eXeltiOn The stomach was always full,
and painful on the least pressure. and consequently
gave me much uneasiness.
THEE year. ago. I was induced to call on Dr. Hun
ter, Of No. 165 Canal street. placed my case in his
hands with the intention of trying his mode Of treat
ment. last resource. am glad to say that the
cad Of O2c month fOuni myself in tit state to
tinue further treatment such the p,ity with
which experienced complete relief under his
My disease having continued so long, at the time l
consulted DIR. Hunter had almost deSpaircu of my
recovery from it, as the remedies had applied from
time to Tine prescribed 10y different physicians had
given little or relief. But of Inhalation l
speak CONFIDENTLY Il do not know what il was that
was given for the stomach but l found that also of
permanent benctt.) Ny health in every respect is
much improved. but the Bronchitis believe to be
ENTIRELY REMOVED. / no longer experience any I'M
pleasant sensations a!i ing from it and from my
experience the fact to be heced is that inal;tiOns
the mos, reliable for obtaining the result sOaIdent
~ desired by all persons ahoring under affections Of
the Lungs Threat and unhesitatngly advise all
for such diseases to tIy the treatment to which owe
50 much. Some of my friends who tried DR.. Hunters
treatment have also been cured.
CHAS MOREL
Corner Claiborne and Eysian Fields streets.
New Orleans.
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PERsoSAL.-Our recently elected State ira
surer, Major Moncure, has arrived in the city ana
favored MS with . call. He comes to remain with
US for four years, and will soon enter upon the
discharge OF his official duties. In Caddo, he Ie-
presents everything quiet and peaceful, and all
the n.w o,,;cars installed and at work without in
teruption.
In company with Major Moncure: we were
pleased to meet Col. Ward, the present Mayor OF
Shreveport He, too, reports the people q North
Louisiana as fully determined to enjoy the fruits
of their political victory, and likewise resolved
that no usurpers or frandulently returned candi-
dates shall take the offices they may claim.
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MARRIED !.

wILLAMSON-LEE-At Garden City, Long Is
land on Monday. Nov. 30. by the Rev L. Fl. Chaplin.
w. J. Williamson. of Port Richmond, S. l.. to Miss
Mary NJ. Lee formerly of New Orleans.
COTTOX-JACOBS-On Nov. p 1874. by e Rev.
J. +. Giraut, Rector of st. Annals Chapel Miss Ze-
linda Y. Jacobs OF this State Mr.. t. A. Cottox. Of
Bath. Maine.
Philadelphia Bath Ne; New jersey papers please
copy.
LANE-ENGLAND-O the 2-th November, 1874
at the residence of the brides mother by the Rev.
j. I. Gilanlt, Of ST. Annals Chapel Daniel }. Lane
to Anna Z. England, both Of this city. ct
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It affords us pleasure to announce that our
frind and whilom conlrere, Don J. A. Quntero,
has been appointed Commissioner of Deeds for
the State OF Texas TOR Louisiana. Mr.. Quintcro
has had long experience SIS notary and we can
confidently recommend him to our friends requir-
ing the services OF one Of his profession as a
gentleman Of probi.y, honor and capacity.
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We have had the pleasure Of meeting two
most agreeable and genial gentlemen from Mis-
sissippi, Sir Knights Templar Buchanan and Nc
Intyre, who visited our city to attend the meet
ing of the Conclave, and who have made many
friends during their brief sojourn.
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knights Te,nplGr,

knights Templar,
VISITORS AND CITIZENS,
YOU ARE ALL CORDIALLY INVITED
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
NEW, BEAUTIFUL
CHEAP STOCK,
Consisting in part OF
DRESS GOODS.
Diagonals Serges, Alpacas.
Calnels Hair. Empress Cloths.
Cashmeres. Reps. Plaids.
Merinos, Deaines. Suitings.
Black and CGlore,i Silks. Satins.
Pushes Nelvcts Velveteens. etc.
In this connection we desire to invite particular
attention to
TWO BIT COUNTER,
which has just been filed with goods that have
Gently been sold at ,5 40 and J0c and to large lot
of
Pretty Delaines at Is cents
And also to variety of
Reps Delanes and Poplinettes at Is cents.
PRINTS, ETC.
A Bordered Prints, full Width fast colors and
pretty. 12.c
1900 pieces choice Prints 10cs
500 pieces good Prints g..
800 pieces dark Prints t!c.
Real French CalicOes.
Real English Calicoes.
Curtain Calicoes.
Furniture Calicoes.
Comfort Cacoes.
Robe de Chamber Cacoess
Plain Percales etc, etc.
FIAANNELS.
Our FLANNEL STOCK this year Is ahead of any
previous season in EXTENT, VARIETY and
CHEAPNESS.
White Union Flannel. lsc.
White All Wool Flannel !5c.
Twiled Flannel 30c.
In addition to above have an admirable assorts
ncnt of ZephyrStriped, Plaid and Opera
"A and Silk Warl,s.
g., 81 ~, and White S,xony.
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Our sanctum was enliyened by the presence of
tina. highly estimable and wcllknow citizen Of
Louisiana, Colonel A. Sidney Robertson, for a
numbcr OF years resident Of the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, but now Of Assumption. The
Colonel, as every one knows, is generous, warm
hearted and hospitable gentleman Of the old
school, and we ara always pleased to meet him.
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Mr.. VIM. F. johnson, the popular news dealer,
$40 Old Leyee street, has our thanks for Frank
Lesles' Boys OF America, The Irish World, Boys
Own. New York Ledger. New York Weekly, Sat-
urday Night, Saturday Journal, Saturday Even
ing Post, Wild Oats, Illustrated Police News, n.
Y. Mercury, Coys' and Girls Weekly, Chimney
Corner ard ScienStAe Asaesiczn.
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nv. Charles McCauley, Of Constans Command
cry No. So, Bellefonte, Pa. and Mr.. J. A. G.
White, Of Mountain Commandery No. 10, Altoona.
Pa, invaded our sanctum Friday evening. We
were highly srattied by this visit. Messrs
White and Mccartney are both residents Of
Osceoia Mills, Cleariicld county, Pa.
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Friday evening the BULLETIN was honored by
visit from VIM. D. Pool, Esq, Of Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. Pool is Eminent Commander of Olivet COM
manlery, and was here as representative in the
Grand Commandsry of Massachusetts.
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Grand CONsnsnntlery

Headquarters Grand COusNsNsetlerv
OF VIRGINIA.
13S Gravicr street.
New ORLEANS, La, December j. 1874.
At meeting of this Grand CommandeIy held
December 3, 1874 unanimously
Resolved, That the thanks of the entire Virginia
Delegation due, and hereby rendered to Capt
VIM. X. Lyman, OF New Orleans, for many cOur-
tesies extended to it, and that committee be ap-
pointed to have resolutions etc. properly engrossed
framed and forwarded to Capt Lyman as souvenir
of our visit to New Orleans.
Resolved second, That the thanks of the Virginia
Delegation also dI,o and hereby rendered
Capt. John Scott for his untring attention to our
comfort and pleasure whilst in his city and that IesO
lutions be engrossed and forwarded to HIM.
Resolved third, That we particularly desire to re-
turn our thanks to Jaegers Band who escorted
on our round Of visits to the New Orleans Command.
cries and to express high appreciation Of their
splendid music
Resolved fourth, Thai to the Press and people Of
New Orleans to our Fraters, the various Clubs and
to all others who have extended cOurtesies to u.s.
not only return heartfelt tina KS but promise tor
them. one and all, hearty Virginia welcome should
they ever visit the Old Dominion.
NJ. II. STEVENS
G. G. WESTENBAKER
% lt2dpe Committee.
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Byreference to publication in another column
it viii be seen that the Virginia Commandery.
Knights Templar. have passed resolutions OF
thanks to Captain ". Il. Lyman, Captain John
Scott, the Jaeger Band, the press, various clubs
and people generally Of New Orleans, Tor the
courtesies extended to them during their visit.
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CARD.

Drs. Il. & X. r. HUNTER make the treatment of
Diseases of the Throat Lungs and Stomach : spe-
cialty. and be consulted at their Office los
CANAL STREET daily Except Sunday from to
to half w. and IN the evenings from half.pa to
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The coiored race will have five representatives
in the next Congress.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-06

AscALoN Communicating the parade Of
Friday, Ascalon Commanderv No. 1G, OF st.
Louis. was very generally commended by the
thousands Of spectators for the excellence Of
their drill, in every particular, which embodies
precision iu evolution. evenness in every move
mcnt, and perfect execution Of maneuyre. An
impression prevailed that TO the Ascalons would be
adjudsed the prize, but owing to the fact, proba
bly,, that their numbers were limited, and fur
ther. possibly, that the commandery was not
paradcd before the judges on the last turn, at
Canal street, the testimonial was awarded to the
"Oid Guard"